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he.w.nnual meeting of the County Board to be held on November 13th,
19170 was adjourned by the County Clerk to November 27th, 1917 at ten o'clock A.M.
pursuant to the following request:
To Nels M. Oscar, County Clerk.
We hereby request you to adjourn the annual meeting of the County Board until
November 27th, 1917, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. - W. S. Kennedy, H. Mahon Juel,
J. A. North, L. F. Kinstler, Andrew Bencur „ Winfield E. Tripp, C. W.- Smith, Nels
Swanson, 0. Flanders., Erick Johnson, Pat Galligan, Ole'Handberg, George Vester,
Geo. A. Curry, James W. Good, Thomas Lamoreaux, D. M. Maxey, John Kranzfelder,
Mike Thorson, E. F. Daniels, A. G. Nelson'. C. E. Foss, John Miller, Ben Holm,
W. A. Robinson, F. H. Bartlett, Geo.. Barnes, H. P. Swanby, Alois Habelt, 0. M.
Axness and A. M. Warden.
The adjourned annual meeting was held at the office of the County Clerk,
November 27th, 19179
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P. M. by James W. Good, Chairman.
At roll call the following members of the Board were present: Pat Galligeni,
Geo. S. Barnes, W. S. Kennedy, H. M. Juel, Mike Thor'aon, C. E. Foss, J. A..North,
F. H. Bartlett, Geo. Curry, John Miller, E:� F. Daniels, Ben Holm, Nels Swanson,
0. M. Axness, A. G.-Nelson, George Vester, Andrew Bencur, Alois Habelt, Erick✓Johnson,
C. W. Smith, W. E. Tripp,.-L. F. Kinstler, John Kranzfelder, 0. Flanders, Frank
Robillard, D. C. Bell, D. M-. Maxey,, A. M. Warden•, H. P. Swanby, Ole Handberg, W. A.
Robinson, Thos. LamoreauxZand James W. Good.-,;"
with.
Upon motion the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting was dispensed
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
WHEREAS; it is the concensus of modern medical opinion that tuberculosis can
best be handled through sanatoria which provide for the proper treatment of the
patient and the protection of the public and,
WHEREAS: an emergency exists growing out of the war since it has been
demonstrated that a large per cent of the soldiers in modern warfare return infected
with tuberculosis, and there now exists no provision or acc.omodations for 6aringfor
them while at the same time there are also inadequate accomadations for the cases
from ordinary civilian life and,
WHEREAS: there is now on'foot a proposition recommended by the medical
profession for a tri-county sanatorium to be provided by the counties of Bayfie ld,
Ashland and Iron, and
WHEREAS: the stage has provided that two or three counties may unite to
establish a joint county or district sanatorium and receive state aid in the main-
tenance of the same, now therefore
BE OT RESOLVED: that the Bayfield county board of supervisors approve the
construction of such an institution and that a committee of three members be appointed
with power to act with similar committees of other boards under provision of Section
1421--17 of the revised atatutes, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that 11—hacase either or both of these counties agree to
join with this county to proceed with this project, Bayfield county raise not to
exceed $300000, by a loan or by a bond issue to carry out the purpose of this
resolution.
D. M. Maxey.
Upon motion a committee of three was elected by the bounty Board to have charge of
the investigation of the proposed bonding for a tuberculosis sanatorium.
Committee elected : Bell, Axness and Tripp.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
WHEREAS an income tax in the sum of $31,875.58 has been levied against Frank
Boutin for the year 19.16, from which levy said Frank Boutin has appealed to the Tax
Commission of Wisconsin,,and
WHEREAS it appears that C. F. Morris, District Attorney for Bayfield County may
be disqualified from taking part in said appeal, and such litigation as..•fnay grow out
of such appeal, because of his having served upon the local board of review which
acted in said matter, NoeW Therefore
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Be it resolved, that in the event of such disqualification the County Clerk
and District Attorney be and they are hereby authorized to employ on behalf of
Bayfield County such counsel as mey be required to support the said levy and in the:
collection of the same.
Dated this 27th day of November, 1917.
Frank Robillard.
,The following resolution was presented and'was upon motion'adopted.:
Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin; in its
annual November meeting ass-embled, this 27th day of November, 1917, at`the City of
Mashburn, Wisconsin, thatfats'the election to be held in each city, village and town
of said county, on the first 2uuesday of April, following the adoption of this.
resolution, the supervisors of each town; city and village 6f this county shall be
elected for a term of -three years, and at the annual down meeting held the first
Tuesday of April following the adoption of this resolution, threersupervisors shall
be elected, one for a term of one year, one for a term of two years, and the
supervisor, designated on the ballot as chairman, for a term of three years, and
thereafter at each town meeting a supervisor shall be elected for a term of three
.years.
A supervisor elected to'succeed a chairman shall be designated and elected as
chairman, and in case any supervisor is elected in ayear when his term as supervisor
has not expired, his,offive as`supervisor shall become vacant on the tenth day
following his election as* chairman, and.shall be filled as provided by law.
This resolution being in accordance with Section 663 of the Statutes of the
:State of Wisconsin, enacted during the session of the legislature of 1917.
A. NI. Warden.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion unanimously'adopted:
Whereas a state of war exists between the United States Government and the Impe
Government of Germany, and
Whereas: We believe that it is the duty and privilege of all true Amerivans
to support and withiall means within their power to aid and assist the government of
the United States in this crisis, and
Whereas: we believe that, regardless of political affiliations, all
representative governing bodies of this country should give unqualified expression
those sentiments of patriotism which have ever actuated A�mSpIdan citizens in timesm
of national peril; therefore:
Be it resolved by the county board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in annual
session assembled, this 27th day of November, 1917, that we hereby.endorse the acts
of the Pxr,, }vent and the Congress of -the United States' in entering upon this World
War, and�we hereby tender to them, and through them to our beloved country our
services both individually and collectively, in any capacity in which such services
maybe useful,, in carrying on, and bringing to a victorious conclusion this conflict
now being waged against all free governments; and we hereby pledge ourselves to do
all things in our power to suppress sedition, pro -Germanism and traitorous acts and
conduct within our governmental units, and to aid and assist in the raising of funds
for the prosecution of the war.
0. M. Axness.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Be it resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County Wisconsin, in session
this 27th day of November, 1917,
That fractional sections seven (7) amd eighteen (18) in township forty eight
(48) North of Range four (4) west, and sections thirteen (13), fourteen (14) and
fifteen (15) in township forty eight (48) north of range five (5) west be detached
from the town of Washburn and added to the town of Barksdale.
That the Town Boards of the towns of Barksdale and Washburn shall meet at the
office of the cotanty clerX on the first Monday of July, 1918, and adjust the credits
and liabilities of the said towns by reason of the change of the boundaries.
W. A. Robinson.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted
RESOLVED By the County Board of Bayfield County this 27th day of Kovember, 1917,
that an action or actions be brought by Bayfield County against Eben Olson for
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damages sustained by sand County for braach of his contract made about September lst,
1916, for the improvement of the Washburn=Ashland.road, and Maryland Casualty Company
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of Baltimore, Maryland, as surety upon his bond, given for the good and true per-
formance formance of the terms and conditions of said contract, and against S. Swanson OgVn
for damages sustained by said County for brach of his contract made about May 1st,
1917, for the improvement of said Washburn -Ashland road, and the National Surety
Company of New York, N. Y., as surety upon his bond for the good and true.performanoe
of the terms and conditions of said contract, and
That the District Attorney of said County be,' and he is hereby instructed and
directed to institute such action or actions and to take such measures and proceedings
as he may deem proper to collect the'sums so owing -said County.
Geo. S. Barnes.
The following resolution was presented:
Be it resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in session
this 27th day of November, 1917,
j That the office of Highway Commissioner shall be filled only by a Civil
Engineer, who has had practical experience in highway construction.
That the salary shall be $2000 to $2500 per year, as required to hire a first
class engineer, under the advice of.the State Highway Commission.
D. M. Maxey.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table, carried by
the following vote:
Aye: Barnes, Kennedy, Juel, Foss, Curry, Miller, Daniels, Holm, Swanson, Axness,
Nelson, Pester, Bencur, Habelt, Johnson, Kinstler, Flanders, Robillard, Warden,
Handberg, Lamoreaux and Good. -22-
Nay: Galligan, Thorson, North, Bartlett, Smith, Tripp, Kranzfelder, Bell, Maxey,.
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Swanby and Robinson. -11-
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Be it resolved by the County Board of Bayfield county, Wisconsin, assembled
this 27th day of November, 1917, that the sum of $1500 be appropriated and set aside
for the use of the County Council of Defense.
D. M. Maxey.
j The following resolution was presented:
j Resolved by the county board of Bayfield County, in annual meeting at the
court house in the city of Washburn, this 27th day of November, 1917, that;
Whereas the compensation provided by law for the Clerk of the Circuit Court, is
insufficient, and
Whereas such insufficiency is apparent, and found to be a fact by the county board,
Therefore:
Be it resolved, that an additional sum of twelve hundred dollars ($1200) per annum
J-be and the same is hereby allowed as additional compensation, to be paid to the
said Clerk of the Circuit Court in monthly installments, from and after the first
day of January, 1918, such sum to be in addition to the fees provided by section 747
of the Wisconsin statutes, except that said clerk shall not charge or receive any
fees for services rendered in criminal cases for which Bayfield County would be
liable, nor for any services in any civil case in which Bayfield County is a party
and otherwise chargeable with -such fees.
Dated this 27th day of November,-1917.
_ L. F. Kinstler
Supervisor.
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The foregoing resolution was amended to read:"The salary of the Clerk of the Ci----�.._
Court shall be($1200) Twelve Hundred Dollars and fees" except as provided in the
resolution. Original resolution adopted as amended.
The following petition was presented:
To the Honorable County Board of Bayfie ld County,
Washburn, Wis.,
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Gentlemen:
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Owing to the high cost of living, I hereby petition your honora'> ,flo.idooloa i[arre,
body to raise my salary as Janitor of the County Jail from 040.00 to $55. oG 7`�rrLfJ
per month.
Respectfully,
James Albrechtson
Janitor.
Upon motion the foregoing request was granted, to take effect January 1st, 191
Upon motion the Board went into executive session for the consideration
Highway matters.
Moved and seconded that the salary of the Highway Commissioner be fixed
Twelve Hundred Dollars per annum.
Twenty Five Hundred Dollars ($25001.
Motion amended to make the salary
Motion as amended adopted by a vote pf
31 ayes and 1 nay, all members voting in the affirmative except Edward F. Daniels.
Upon motion the Chairman of the Board was directed to cast the ballot of the
Board, for S. P. Hall as Highway Commissioner for the term of two years,
Ballot cast and S. P. Hall declared elected.
Executive session adjourned.
The following resolution was presented:
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RESOLVED, that the membership of the Committee on County Roads and Bridges be
limited to three members, all of whom shall be members of the County Board at the
time of their election,
RESOLVED further that the members of the Committee shall be elected by the
County Board.
Dated November 27th, 1917.
L. F. Kinstler.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted, motion lost by the
following vote:
Aye: Bartlett, Curry, Holm, Axness, Vester, Bencur, Habelt, Johnson, Tripp, Kinstler,
Kranzfelder, Flanders, Warden and Kandberg - 14 -
Nay: Galligan, Barnes, Kennedy, Juel, Thorson,,Foss, North, Miller, Daniels, Swanson,
Nelson, Smith, Robillard, Bell, Maxcy, Swanby, Robinson, Lamoreaux and Good - 19 -
The following petition was presented and was upon motion referred to the
Committee on Roads and Bridges:
Nels M. Oscar,
Dear Sir:
Will you kindly lay this letter before the County Board?
The southeatt corner of section 12, township 49;- range 6 west is moved ten rods south
and ten rods east according to Judge Tripp's survey, from where it is now located.
I own the S-J of the NW4 section 18, T49, R5 West, the road runs diagonal across the
forty, I want the road put„on the.1�8 line, eighty rods north and eighty rods west to
connect with township line (dotted line shows the change) I wish td do some clearing
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The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
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resolut Be' it resolved' by the County Board of Bayfield County, iris.,
7, in session this 27th day of November 1917,
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That'the-office of Highway Commissioner shall be filled only
by a civil engineer, who has had practical experience in highway
G ;' construction and the .said engineer shall be elected by the
Bounty Highway Committee,' and that.pending.such selection, all
b road construction and -maintenance, shall be under... joint supervision,
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of the said County Highway Committee and State Highway Corrmiission,
Be it further resolved, that the services of said engineer
may be dispensed with any time said county,Highwgy Committee
may see fit.
Upon mo ..
That the salary shall be2000 to $2500 per annum as required:
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to hire a first class engineer, voger
Highway;
D. C. Bell
Twelve Hundred Dollars per annum. Motion amended to make the salary
Twenty Five Hundred Dollars ($25001. Motion as amended adopted by a vote pf
31 ayes and 1 nay, all members voting in the affirmative except Edward F. Daniels.
Upon motion the Chairman of the Board was directed to cast the ballot of the
Board, for S. P. Hall as Highway Commissioner for the term of two years,
Ballot cast and S. P. Hall declared elected.
Executive session adjourned.
The following resolution was presented:
RESOLVED, that the membership of the Committee on County Roads and Bridges be
limited to three members, all of whom shall be members of the County Board at the
time of their election,
RESOLVED further that the members of the Committee shall be elected by the
County Board.
Dated November 27th, 1917.
L. F. Kinstler.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted, motion lost by the
following vote:
Aye: Bartlett, Curry, Holm, Axness, Vester, Bencur, Habelt, Johnson, Tripp, Kinstler,
Kranzfelder, Flanders, Warden and Handberg - 14 -
Nay: Galligan, Barnes, Kennedy, Juel, Thorson, Foss, North, Miller, Daniels, Swanson,
Nelson, Smith, Robillard, Bell, Maxcy, Swanby, Robinson, Lamoreaux and Good - 19 -
The following petition was presented and was upon motion referred to the
Committee on Roads and Bridges:
Nels M. Oscar,
Dear Sir:
Will you kindly lay this letter before the County Board?
The southeatt corner of section 12, township 49, range 6 west is moved ten rods south
and ten rods east according to Judge Tripp's survey, from where it is now located.
I own the S-J of the NW4 section 18, T49, R5 West, the road runs diagonal across the
forty, I want the road but„on the.1/8 line, eighty rods north and eighty rods west to
connect with township line (dotted line shows the change) I wish td do some clearing
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and want the road put on the the correct.line as is shown on file.
Yours Respectfully,
F . ITT. Marion.
The following report was presented and was,,,upon motion adopted and the sum cfff
Three hundred Thirty-nine (t$-$9) Dollars was ordered placed in the levy according
to law:
The Ifonavable County Board of Bayfield County:
We the undersigned committee on the Clover�lBridge beg to report, that a
contract for toe construction of 26 foot concrete slab bridge was let on the loth
day of Sept., 1917, to G. E. Warden of Eau Claire, Wis., for the sum of $2478.00
but owing to the lateness in the season a provision was made in the contract to
finish the job in the spring of 1918 if unfavorable weather should set in and we
hereby recommend that an additional sum of #339.60 together/with #900.00 petitioned
for last spring be placed in the levy according to law.
Respectfully submitted,
J. A. North
Erick Johnson
H. Marion Juel
The following petition was presented and was upon motion adopted and-$1000
ordered placed on the levy as requested in the.p;etition:
To The honorable County Board of Bayfield County: -
The petition of the Town Board of the Town; of Barnes, in Bayfield County,
respectfully sets forth and shows:
That said Tmrwn has voted to construct a bridge northerly and southerly,.
wholly within said Town, across a stream on a highway recently laid out, in the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NE4'-Pf SEW'), Section Eighteen (18),
Township Forty-four (44) North of Range Nine (9Y West, Bayfield County, Wisconsin.
That said Town has provided, by the levy of a tax, for the payment of such
proportion of the cost of such construction as is required by Section 1319, 192,3,
of Wisconsin Statutes.
That the cost of said bridge will be Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.,00).
WHEREFORE Petitioners pray that the said 0.'pnnty Board shall appropriate the
sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00)-for the purpose of aiding in the construction
of said bridge, and shall cause such sum to be 1evied upon the taxable property of
said County, and.that the same, with the amount provided by .said Town of Barnes
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shall be sufficient to defray the expense of erecting said bridge, and
That the County Board shell designate two ',(2)-of its members who shall act as
commissioners and co-operate with the undersigned Town Board to act in -letting,
inspection; and acceptance of the work.
Geo". S. Barnes
Ben' Hilber
John Paulson
Town Board of the Town of Barnes.
The following resolution was presented andIl�was upon motion laid on the table:
RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled in annual session
this 27th day of Nov., 1917, that the road known',as the Wannebo Road running westerly
from the Washburn Ashland road to the Douglas County line Road be and the same is-
hereby adopted as a part of the prospective state highway system of said county.
A. 'G. Nelson.
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Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th, 1917.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion referred to the
District Attorney:
RESOLVED, by the County Board of Bayfield County, duly assembled at their 1917
annual session, that the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars ($650.00) be levied agail,
the taxable property of the County to be used in the town of Washburn in making a dirt
fill and building a concrete culvert across a ravine on the Bigelow logging road,
together with a like amount of money to be made available from the Town of Washburn,
under the County Aid Law.
Washburn, Wisconsin.
November 27th, 1917.
L. F. Kinstler
Chairman, Town of Washburn.
Upon motion Board adjourned until 7:00 o'clock P. M,
Board met pursuant to adjournment with all members of the previous session
present.
The following resignation was presented:
Nels M. Oscar, County Clerk,
Washburn, Wis.,
Dear Sir:
i herewith present to you and.the County Board my resignation as
County Surveyor of Bayfield County. I recommend that Harry C? Hall of Iron
River be appointed in my place to fill out the balance of my term.
Respectfully Yours,
R. W. Smith.
Moved and seconded that the resignation of R. W. Smith be laid over and that the
County Clerk be directed to notify Mr: Smith that he file his resignation with the
Chairman of the County Board.
Thekollowing resolution was presented:
To the Honorable State Highway Commission and the Honorable Federal. State Highway
Committee:
Gentlemen:
Whereas, through an oversight on the part of the people of the County of
Bayfield and its representatives, there was no representative of Bayfield County prese
at your Committee hearing of the location of the proposed Federal State Highway whocto
up the following matter with you and
Whereas, the geographical location of the proposed State Trunk Line leaves
so short a distance between a corner immediately east of benoit and a point on or near
the Cherryville Road near Moquah without a connection of this said Trunk Line, and
Whereas, we believe this change should be made for the benefit of the people
of Bayfield County as well as the traveling public who are traveling north and west
through our county,
Now Therefore, we the Bayfield County Board in annual session assembled this
27t,)x day of November, 1917, ask for an addition of or a relocation of this said road'
as follows Commencing atva point where the proposed Federal Road turns east at
Benoit, thence following west on the County State Road to where the said County Road
turns north immediately west of Benoit, thence following north on the said County Road
to where the Town Road takes a nottherly and westerly course through Sections�12 and 13
in the town of Eileen, thence to connect with the proposed.Federal Road where this said
road intersects with the Federal Road in Section 12, Town of Eileen; this a distance of
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about 62 miles. We believe we are justified in asking for this change and trust
the Commission and the Federal Committee will grant us this change.
Bayfield County Road and Bridge Committee.
Geo. S. Barnes
Frank Robil.lard
Jas. W. Good
Chris Iverson
The foregoing resolution was amended by striking out certain words so as to make it
read as follows: "Now, Therefore, We the Bayfield County Board in annual session
assembled this 27th day of November, 1917, ask.for an addition to said road as
follows:"
-Theforegoing resolution as amended was lost by the following vote:
.Aye: Galligan, Miller, Daniels, Vester, Bencur, Kinstler, Robillard, Warden, Swanby,
Handberg, Robinson, Lamoreaux and Good - 13 -
Nay: Kennedy, Thorson, Foss, Bartlett, Curry, Holm, Swanson, Axness, Nelson, Habelt,
Johnson, Smith, Tripp, Kranzfelder, Flanders, and Maxcy - 16 -
The following report of the Committee on Finance and Miscellaneous Claims was
presented and was upon motion adopted:
'TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD,
Bayfi- ld County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on Finance 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 culumn headed "allowed".
Dated at Washburn, Wis., this 27th day of Nov., 1917.
Respectfully submitted,
F. H,. Bartlett
0. 1-4. Axness
Don C. Bel
_ Committee.
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Pay Roll
November -1916-
1761.47
1761.47
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December -1916-
17171.47
171Z1.47
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January -1917-
1771.47
1771.47
February-1917-
1771.47
1771-:.47':'
March - -1917-
1771.47
1771.47
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April -1917-
1771.47
1771.47
Nay -1917-
1771.47
1771.47
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June -1917-
1771.47
1771.47
July -1917-
1.701.47
1701.47
August -1917-
1771.47
1771.47
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September-1917-
1816.47
1816.47
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October -1917-
1816.47
1816.47
Town.of Clover
Transient poor
35.42
35.42
" " Drummond
Care of Frank Miller
12.00
12.00
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IT It Alex Gunnus
16.47'
16.47
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it If James Keenan
23.00
23.00
yam. Duffy
159.25
159.25
St.Joseph Hospital
IT if Frank Lisko
53.25
53.25
Pat Lawler
26.15
26.15
Hoppenyan, Undertaker'
Burial of Pat Lawler
16.00
16.00
Town of Iron River
Transient poor
633.96
633.96
Maple Crest 'Sanatorium
Care of Alfred Houtary
158.12
158.12
Wis. Industrial school
if it Marion Truchon
23.57
23.57
Ashland Co. Training"school
Tuition -Martha Verville and
40.83
40.83
Sylvia Hathaway
City,of Washburn
Care of John Strom
99.33
99.33
Ike Berman
Clothes for Arthur Heglund
30.50
30.50
City.,of Washburn
Transient poor
19.89
19.89
Oscar Anderson
Fare for Chas. Anderson
7.92
7.92
t. N. Clausen
Premium on Co. Supt's Bond
2.50
2.50
Cont'l�& Com. T. & S. Bank
To fee service paying coupons
14.05
14.05
Nels,M....O,car Sec-Def Council
Administration-councilof def.
411.12
411.12
�?. W..Smith lst Lieu Co D
Feeding Company D
500.00
50.0.00
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Keals for "
70.00
70.00
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New County Maps
225:00
225.00
Cont'l & Com. T. & S•. Bank
To,fee service paying coupons
11.24
11.24
C. F.. Morris
Expense, Tel & trips for cases
31.47
31.47
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Expense,
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17.35
17.35
Alfred
Froseth Co. Treas.
Posting tag
sale notice
4.98
4.98
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Interest
on County Orders
1359.71
1359.71
H.-C.
Hall
Recording
and blilage
53.60
53'60
Nels
11. Oscar
Freight, -drayage,
postage,
etc 747.12
747.12
Town
of Barnes
Transient
poor
360.19
360.19
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274.62
274.82
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20.06
20.05
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302.00
302.00
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247.20
247.20
The following report
of the Committee
on Roads and
Bridges was presented and was
upon motion adopted:
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To whom drawn For what purpose Claimed Allowed
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD, BAYFIELD COUNTY? EISCONSIN,
Gentlemen:
We, the
undersigned committee
on Roads
and Bridges
beg to
recommend that the
following bills be
allowed, and that the County
Ulerk be authorized
to.draw orders for
amounts shown in column
headed "allowed".
Dated at
Uashburn, Wis.,
this 27 day of
Nov., 1917.
Respectfully
submitted,
Geo.
S..Barnes
Frank
Robillard
Jas.
W. Good
Committee.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To whom drawn
For what
purpose
Claimed
Allowed
George Mertz
- Per diem
and milage
3.12
3.12
71 IT
IT
11
76.20
76.20
IT
if
n
16.80
16.80
if
it
if
7.68
7.68
it
It
IT
18.84
18.84
Tr
n
rr
41.76
41.76
Tr
IT
n
16.32
16.32
rT
Tr.
TT
19.80
19.80
n
IT
n
24.96
24.96
n
n
it
72-.34
72.34
13.56
13.55
John Sundell .
Expense accounts
29.05
29.05
IT
TT
1►
2
29.65
it
1T
"
35-060
35.60
11
iT
tr
19 .70
19.70
IT
rT
tr
31.50
31.50
11
n
TT
1.9. 25
15.25
it
TT
IT
21.55
21.55
IT
T1
1T
54.90
- 54.90
Nels M. Oscar
"
20.00
20.00
Christ Iverson
Per diem
and milage
21.48
21.48
F. Robillard
if
'T
51.78
51.78
Geo. S. Barnes
"
"
64.20
64.20
John Sundell
Expense
20.10
20.10
n if
TT
22.20
22.20
Geo. S. Barnes
Per -diem
and milage
15;36
16.56
CLxist iverson
"
IT
39.96
39.96
Geo. Mertz
it
if
6.12
6.12
F. Robillard
TT
!r
13.88
13.88
James W. Good
!'
"
10.70
10.70
C. Iverson
"
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6.24
6226
if ,
T+
r►
15.48
15.48
7
11
1+
9.2.4
9.24.
If
IT
IT
19.50
19.50
IT
it
T1
22.20
22.20
n
ri
n
6.24
6.24
"
it
IT
24.96
24.96
n
1r
n
24.39
24.39
Geo. S. Barnes
"
"
16.02
16.02
n
1T
if
63.96
63.96
n
n
r1
21.90
21.90
"
41:44
41.44
n
n
if
55.92
55.92
1T
n
IT
41.88
41.88
n
n
T►
27.60
27.60
41.86
41.66
r1
34.00
34.00
n
n
1T
32.28
32.28
Frank Robillard
TT
IT
44.82
44.82
ff
7
27944
2 7.44-
11
1T
Ti
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38.88
8
38s88
Tf
IT
20.94
20.94
n
11
Tf
28.98
28.98
tr
kc
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18.32
rk
18.32
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29.80
29.80
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29.64
29..64
f%a 5
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th, 1917.
To whom drawn
For what- purpose!
Claimed
Allowed
James W. Good
- - Per ethem and milage
10.08
10.08
13.20
13.20
23.40
23.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
rr
If it
13.20
13.20
n
if IT
29.92
29.92
"
IT if
39.60
39.60
The following reportof the Committee on Education was presented and was upon
motion adopted:
TOTHE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD, BAYFIELD COUNTY, uvISCONSIN,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on Education 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 27th day of Nov., 1917.
Respectfully
submitted,
0, hl .
Axne s s
0. Flanders
A. G.
Nelson
Committee.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To whom drawn For what
purpose
Claimed
Allowed
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Bessie L. Alcorn Axpense
accountg
34.80
-- -
34.80
TT TT
"
8.47
8.47
if IT
if
13.77
13.77
IT r�
"
21.85
21.85.
" IT
rr
23.84
23.84
10.90
10.90
" IT
"
16.77
16.77
38.55
39.55
24.76
24.76
Jessie N. Smith "
"
25.00
25.00
TT TT
►+
178.60
178.60
Adolph Habelt IT
it _
11.12
11.12
Byron Ripley it
if
4.82
4.82
H. J. Wachsmuth "
if
4.60
4.50
Adolph Habelt it.
"
6.36
6.36
Peavey Pub. Co. it
IT
72.90
72.90
The following report, of the Committee on County Agricultural Agent was presented
and was upon motion adopted:
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD, BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on County Agriculik1ral Agent 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, Nis., this 27 day ,of November, 1917.
Respectfully submitted,
r
Approved, Jas. W.
Good, Chairman
Agricultural
Committed..
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To whom drawn
For what purposei
Glaimed
Allowed
------------------- --------------------=$--------------------------------------------
V. E. Brubaker
Expense
11.52
11.52
Haussman &Dunn Co
Supplies for Agr. Agent
15.30
92.25
92.25
92 .25
Underwood Typewriter Co
IT
Machine Tr n
V. E. Brubaker
McIntosh Ster. i0o.
Freight & Drayage
7.88
59.40
7.88
59.40
V..E. Brubaker,
Lantern for Agent
Expense statement
8.25
8.25
It
30.37
30.37
rr
if16.00
15.00
rr
it
5.02
5.02
;1
It
22.55
22.55
rr
„
245.60
245.60
rT
_
rT
197.37
197.37
7
„
129.98
129.98
+f
„
20.54
20.54
fr
„
25.30
25.30
Amos Hansen
Supplies
18.75
18.75
Service Garage
TT
10.00
10.00
Haussman-& Dunn Co
TT
8.92
8.92
J. G. Cherry Co.
T,
17.35
17.35
Ginn Book Bindery
Tr
7.20
7.20
Geo. F. Cross
TT
32920
32.20
The following report
of the Committee'on Printing
and 6tationery
was presented
and was upon motion adopted:
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th, 1.917.
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD,
Bayfield County, Wisvonsin,
Gentlemen:
We, the -undersigned committee on Printing & Stationery beg to
recpmmend 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
Wis., this 27th day of
Nov., 1917.
Respectfully submitted,
Erick Johnson
J. A. North
Committee.
------------------ ---------------_----------------------_
To whom drawn
For what purpose Claimed
- --
Allowed
-
National Carbon & Ribbon Co
Carbon paper
12.00
12.00
Chamberlain Taylor Co ..Office
supplies
272.47
272.47
Callaghan & Co
Book for probate judge
10.00
10..00
Bell Prtg. Co
Maps
177.28
177.28
H. C. Miller Co
Highway orders
26.00
36.00
IT
Supplies for probate judge
24.00
24:00-
"
Blank book for surveyor,
30.00.
30.00
Zion Institution & IndustriesOffice supplies
14.22
14.22
Mashburn News
Printing .and stationery
55.75
55.75
if if.
" for V. E. Brubaker
64.00
64.00
H. C. Miller Co
Supplies for probate judge
32.25
32.25
Peavey Publishing Co
Miscellaneous blanks
85.15
85.15
it "
Supplies for municipal judge
38.50
38.50
IT It -
IT It County supt. -
81.75
81.75
if if
IT " Treasurer
5.50
5.50
IT
if " V. E. Brubaker
13.45
13.45
H. C. Miller Co
Mimeograph paper.
29.50
29.50
Peavey Publishing Co
Prtg. & supplies for Co. Supt.
71.50
71.50
Washburn Prtg. Co
Miscellaneous printing for County
officers
469.52
469.52
Iron River Pioneer
" " It
314.00
314.00
Bayfield Progress
" " if
475.00
475.00
Fox Brothers
" supplies for court
_.
house
24.48
24.48
H. C. Miller Co
Monthly statements
11.00
11.00
IT
Income tax receipts
5.85
5.85
"
Court supplies
22.50
22.50
"
Atlas holder for probate judge
8.00
8.00
"
Blank books - Register of deeds-
176.00
176.00
"
Election supplies
14.75
14.75
"
Blank books for treasurer
95.50
95.50
"
Filing envelppes$Clerk of court)
75.00
75.00
"
Blank record books -coroner-
15.00
15.00
if
White legal cap tablets
16.00
16.00
"
Book & Journal (Sheriff)
8.23
8.23
"
Ring book cover & index
2.50
2.50
"
Blank index book
20.00
20.00
"
Day book (Sheriff),
24.23
24.23
"
Registration supplies
12.50
12.50
Field -books (Cities o'f Washburn
12.22
12.22
& Bayfi eld
"
Blank books for towns
20.30
20.30
"
Manilla envelppes
10.25
10.26
"
Carbon paper
25.90
25.90
"
Ruled sheets
8.00
8.00
"
Mimeograph paper
11.80
11.80
"
Misc. supplies Clerk & Treasurer
302.50
302.50
"
2 highway orders
36-.00
36.00
"
Notebooks -Clerk Circuit Court-
14-.25
14..25
"
Blank books -Register of deeds-
100.00
100.00
2-7.50
- 27.50
Bell Printing Co
Prtg. & Publishing proceedings
133.05
133.0.5
Tire following report of the, Committee on Illegal Taxes and Tax Certificates
was presented and was upon motion adopted:
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD, BAYF,IELD 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 authorize
to draw orders for amounts shown in column 4eaded "allowed".
Dated at Washburnip Wis., this 27th day of November, 1917.
Respectfully submitted,
Winfield E. Tripp
0. Flanders
Committee.
"xi 2,59,
yAdjourned Annua SeasioNovember 2.7th, 1917.
-], ri,
` -
To whom drawn Forwhat uro se �C aimed Aflowed..
.�.
- - - - - -- --- --- -----------------=---- ------
Y'
The 7ii ebb Co
SE ,SE- 24-43-9 sale 191;3
" "May
5.0 '
In, , 20 , 1913" to
�
Nov 'Mth- 19171.59
•.
6.64_, - .. 6.64
-Government- lanid' Charge _.....
- __
;+
-Town of Barnes
:.
T-. B . Pray
t NW NE 10-47-8 sale 1909
. 8. 78
Int 4ug. 7, 1911 to
,
Nov 27,.1917
3.68
12.46 12.46
Govt..,-land charge Town of
Iron River
Jas. W. Good
N2 NE;SE 16-48-6 sale 19133.92
Int May 20, 1913 to Nov
1917
1.23
5.15 5.15
_..
County property charge town Washburn.
W. C. Foster-
SW NE 27-51-5 sale 1913
8.59
SE NE IT ,T ►, ►,
8.59
-
Int, May 19, 1914 to July
5th, 1917 :'
4.20
21.38 21..38
Taxes paid to Town Treas.
Charge Town of Bayfi6ld.
Lyman ,Lumber Co
NYV 5VIT 18-46-7 tax 1914
:39
SE SE „ TT ,T TT
39
NE SW. 2-46-8 ,
.26
NW - SW IT' n TT Ir
,
.26
IAt May,17, 1915 to
Nov 17, '1917
.28
Int to date of payment
.27,
1.85 1.8.5
_
Charge Town of Mason
Bayf i el'd County Land Co
MW Nt`V:, 24-47=8 ,tat • 1914
7 . 93
'
SE 'NE'• 32-47-9 ,T
6.43 -
r" ; A
~,
Int Iday 19, ' 1914 to Nov
"
27,. 1917
3..50'
17.86 17".86
Charge Town of Hughes
W:. C. Foster
NE NE' 24-48-8
5.17
Tax de•ed,:, f e e
.1.05
tr
Be0ording'••fe:e
.75
„
Int' Na ly 141A::to'
-209 1917 - - . __.
� 1.33 .w
8�:90 ._
8.90- f
Govt Land Qharge Town of
liughes
.�f
J. W. Tarter
NE NE 36-48-9 sale ''of 191631.83
"
SE SW 25-48-9
28.50
NE SW „ „ n TT _
25.44
Int June 13, 1916 to
j, f
Oct 11, 1916
3.39
�i
89.16
Amt paid Cert. holder
49.08
40.14
Int Oct 119 1916 to o.
Nov 271,1917
3.03
43.17
43.17
Charge Town Oulu
0. M. Axness
SW SE' 30-46-5 sale 1916n
20.31
Int June13 ,1916 to
i
Feb. 8, 1917
1.01
21.32
'
Less amt paid cert holder
14.48
6.88
Int Feb 8 1917 to
Nov lb$ 1917
.34
7.22
7.22
.�
Charge Town, Mason
0. Ivi. Axness
SE SE 30-46-5 sale 1916
16.63
- IntJune _ _ 13 , 1,916. � t,o
Feb 1917
.68
E
14.31
Less amt paid eery holder
8.-28
6.03
I
Int Feb 8, 1917 to
Nov 15, 1917
.30
6.33
6.33
Charge Town Mason
Carl Rudquist
NE NW 16-50-4 sale 1913
5.76
Int May 20,1913 toNov
27, 1917
1.81
7.57
7.57
Charge Bayfield
i
Baker.Land & Title Co Part He Nib 16-50-4,sale 1916 1.65
Interest, 115
1.80
Less amt refunded .56 1.24
Baker Land & Title Co
Charge Town Bayfield
NW NE 30-50-3 sale 1915
Interest
'Charge Town Russell
1.24
14.04
2.46 16.50 16.50
260 Adjourned
Annual Session, November 27,- 1917.
�rl
To whom drawn
-------------------------------
For what purpose
-----------------------------------------------------�
Claimed
Allowed 11
Bayfield County Land
Co SW SW 31-51-3 sale-1914 12.80
Irit May 19, 1914 to Nov
279 1917 3.15
15.95
15.95
Improperly described 15..95
Charge Town Russell
Albert Bergum
NE4 sale 1915 27.23
Interest lyr.•10nmo. 3.49
30.72
30.72
Government land
Charge Town Bell
'
Baker Land & Title Co
SE SE 18-44-9 sale 1914 5.45
Interest 1.35
sale 1915. 4.90
l
Inter_est_- .86
sale 1916 5.20
Interest .46
18.22
18.22
Charge Town Barnes
Baker Land & Title Co
NW NE 30-61-3 sale 1915 14.04
Interest 2.46
16.50
16.50
Double assessment
Charge Town of Russell
W. H. Webb
NE NE 9-51-5 -sale 1913 10.36
-.Interest 2.86
;
lal 3rta:tes 9.66
{
Interest 2.12
25.00
25.00
Double assessment
'
Charge Town of Bell
A. W.'McLeod
NW NW 24-47-8. sale.1913 7.33
SW NW 24-43-9 " 5.05
-NE SW " " 5.0.5
SW SW " " 5.0.5
SE SW " " 5.05
NW NW 2-50-7 1912 1.11
;.
SW SW 7-47-8 1912 2.06
SIN NW 24-43-9 1914 5.45
I
Interest 5.01
41.15
41.16
f
Charge Town Barnes 28.70
"IronRiver 9.88-
Clover 2.57
The following report
of ,the Committee on Sheriff, Justice and Constable Bills
j
was presented and was
upoh motion adopted:
TO THE HONOR.A.BLE COUNTY BOARD, BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
Gentlemen:-
We the undersigned
committee on Sheriff Justice and Constable
Bills be
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 27th, day of November,
1917,
Respectfully submitted,
A. M. Warden
E. F. Daniels
1
!I
Geo. A. Curry
;
Committee
!�
--------------------------------------------------------------
To whom drawn
For what purpose
Claimed
-------------�
Allowed
�
--------_--
Asa Baker Jury
----------------------------------------------
In re, Mary Larson insane
1.12
1:12
Mike Doyle 11
11 ."
1.12
1.12
James Raarup "
if if
1.12
1.12
Geo. W. Posey "
it if 11
1.12
1:12
A. I. Lien "
It
1.12
1:12
G. A. 'Hering "
" " x
1.12
1.12
Louis Nark Witness-
P. T. Trowbridge
Examining physician (11. Larson)
4.20
4.20
Louis Mark
" t' "
4.20
4.20
i'
H. P. Axelberg
County Judge IT
5.00
6.00
P. G. Frey
Examining physician (E. Asplund)
4.20
4.20
Louis 'dark
" " "
4.20
4.20
H.-P. Axelberg
County Judge IT
5.00
5.00
T. R. Spears
Examining Physician (Jos Brabo)
4.20
4.20
,!
P. G. Frey
" " "
4.20
4.20
it
H. P. Axelberg
County Judge IT
5.00
5.00
P. G. Frey
Examining physician.(A. Lindgren)
4.20
4.20
'..T. Trowbridge
" " "
4.20
4.20
H. P. Axelberg
County -Judge "
5.00
5.00
;)
T. R. Spears'
Examining. physician (J. La Point)
4.20
4.20
i�
P-. G. Frey
" " "
4.20
4.20
H. P. Axelberg
County Judge "
5.00
5.00 .
(E. Koski)
5.00
5.00
(11. Koski)
5.00
5.00
„
" IT(J.. Erickson)
5.00
5.0pp
!;
H. G. Mertens
Examining physician (J. Hall)
.6.60
6.60
S. L. Pickett
it " "
6.60
6:60
H. Axelberg. ..
`County_ Judge, IT //-
5.00
5:00 .
,P..
(A. laarshak)
5.00
5:00
,._ ,�
" . « (E. J.Thedens)
3.00
.3.00
I
2fi1
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27, 1917.
To
whom drawn
For what purpose
Claimed
Allowed
------=----------------------=---------=------._____----------------------------------
L.
Mark-
Examining physician
(Andrew)
4.20
4.20
P.
G.
Frey
IT - - TT
it,
4;20
4.20
H. _'P.
Axelberg
County,Judge
"
5.00
5.00
P.
G.
Frey
Examining physician
(W.
H. Bain)
4.,20
4.20
T.R.
Spears -
+T rr
"
4:20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
If
5.00
6.00
TV If
(C.
Remsen)
5:00
5*00
P.
T.
Trgjvbridge
Examining physician
(H.
Naucler)
6.60
(6.60)4.80
`Geo.
W. iarrison
If "
it
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
If
"
5.00
5.00
P.
T.
Trowbridge
Examining physician
(A.
B. Clark)
4.20
4.20
P.
G.
Frey
it it
IT
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
it
5.00
.5.00
T.
R.
Apears
Examining physician
(C.
Larson)
4.20
4.20
P.
G.
Frey
if "
If
4.20
4.20
H.,.P.
Axelberg
County Judge
"
5.00
5.00
L.
R.
Fleck
Witness
(C.
Peterson)
2.86
2.86
Gust
Englund
"
"
2.86
2.86
Ed
Peterson
"
"
3.18
3.18
Andrew
Bergland
"
"
3.18
3.18
H.
G.
Lampson
Examining physician
"
4.20
4.20
'P.
T.
Trowbridge
" "
"
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
"
5.00
5.00
H.
G.
Lampson
Examining physician
(H.
O'Rourke)
4.20
4220
P.
T.
Trowbridge
" if
"
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
IT
5.00
5.00
P.
T.
Trowbridge
Examining physician
(A.
Mason)
4.20
4.20
H.
G.
Lampson
if "
"
4.20
4.20
H.
P..Axelberg
County Judge
"
5.00
5.00
Stella
Zinski
Interpreter
(S.
Madaikczk)
1.58
1.58
lames
W. Good
Witness
if
6.14
6.14
T.
R.
Spears
'Examining physician
IT
4.20
4.20
H.
G.
Lampson
it
it
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
it
5.00
5.00
"
if IT
(Nels Nelson)
5.00
5.00
P.
G.
Frey
Examining physician
G,11.
Oestby)
4.20
4.20
J.
M:
*ountain
If_ if
It
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
it
5.00
5.00
if
" " (Ed Holt & G. Johnson)
5.00
5.00
it
" " (D. North)
5.00
5.00
H.
.0.
Lampson
Examining physician
(11.
Soronen)
4.20
4.20
P.
G.
Frey
it "
if
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
if5.00
5.00
(Elmer Olson)
5.00
6.00
(J.
C. Ceweny)
5.00
5.00
T.
R.
Spears
Examining physician
(J.
Kruger)
4.20
4.20,,
P..
G.
Frey
. if
" '
' 4.20
4.20'
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
it
5.00
5.00
if
it IT Sentence
30 days
5.00
5.00
H.
G.
Lampson
Examining physician
(Y.
Prestgard)
4.20
4.20
P.
G.
Frey
" if
it
4.20
4.20
H.
P.
Axelberg
County Judge
IT
5.00
5.00
lst Municipal Court
P. S. Markey
if
It
IT
Byron McLucas
P. S. Markey
rt
rr
A. M. Kerr
/r
A. W. Powell
A. M. Kerr
August Hoffman
if n
IT n
A. M. Kerr
rr
n
TT
TT '
n
P. S. Markey
It
TT
it
A. 111. Kerr
TT
Geo. F. Morgan
A. M. Kerr
TT
August Hoffman
it it
Geo. F. i+iorgan
J. A. McDonald
it
n
Tr
I
Officers fees
it it
it TT
it it
Tt it
II 11
►I „
rr tT
It t+
It IT
Tt It
t+ IT
Court f eea
it it
it it
Constable fees
It
- +T
TT
rt
rr
n
r+
it
IT
it
n
Court fees
Constable fees
_ TT
Court fees
rt
IT
Sheriff fees
it
IT
tT
it
2.40
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
2.40
Dis.
1.20
Dis..
4.58
4.58
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.60
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
9.151:.
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dis:
1'20
Dis.
3.00
3.00
1.20
Dis.
1.20
Dise,
2.50
2.50
2.60
2.50
3.00
2:00
5:00
5.00
5:00
5.00
5"00
5.00
9.13
9.13
5.00
5.00
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th, 1917.`
..........
To whom drawn
For what purpose
Claimed
----------------
Allowed
--------------------------------
lst Municipal Court
7--------------------
-----------------
i
John -A. McDonald
Sheriff fees
3.00
3.00,.
rr
r►
1.20
Dis
aloha- Aj�eM.cDonald
8hariffle fees
6.00
6.00
A. M. Kerr
Constable "
1.20
Dis
Tr
r1 tr
2.40
Dis
n
rr rr
1.20
Dis
1.20
Dis
Geo. F. Morgan
Justice "
2.50
2.50
{ August Hoffman
't "
2.60
2.50
I it if
n rr
2.50
2.50
Geo. F. Morgan
"
3.00
3.00
2nd Munici-Lral Court
C. V. Clark
Constable fees
9.68
9.58
James Riley _ _-
. _.-D- n-t - sheriff fees
8.25 .
8.25
Ed Fox
Constable "
2.07
2.07
James Riley
Deputy sheriff "
6.00
6.00
C. V. Clark
Constable "
1.70
1.70
Ed Fox
if rr
.95
.95
It
if
1.45
1.45
James Riley
Deputy sheriff IT
1.27
Dis
Andrew Laurix
Interpreter
.83
..83
Joe Berube
Witness If
1.08
1.08
3rd Municipal Court
0. C. Anderson
Juror
(H. Sense)
1.12
1.12
Carl •Sundquist
it
it1
1.12
1.12
vohn Anderson
If"
1.12
1.12
Chas Leihy
"
"
1.12
1.12
Allan,Boutin
"
"
1.12
1.12
Walter Parker
"
"
1.12
1.12
Fritz,Brown
Witness
"
1.12
1.08
Dan Vorus
it
IT
1.12
1.08
0. Flanders
Justice fees
4.67
4.67
B. Mc Lucas
Constable IT
(H. Sense)
4.94
4.94
11
ITIT
(Boutin)
.5.04
5.04
"
IT
"
(Bigelow)
2.07
2.07
IT
(McIntosh)
3.59
3.59
(Joe Allan)
- Disallowed
(B. R. Tdinard)
.50
.50
1T
IT "
-(-Chas Ladd)
1.20
1.20
(Louis Solberg)
1.20
1.20
( Christ kelve)
Disallowed
8f
" If
(Fred Erickson)
1.45
1.45
"
" if
(Lewis Allmar)
5.13
5.13
if
(Fred Erickson)
5.13
5.13
rt
rr tr
n rr
7.74
7.74
i
rr n
(Tom Fallmar).
4.88
4.88
"
if "
(Ed Boutin)
1.20
1.20
n
11 "
(Lewis " )
1.20
1.20
"
if "
(D. Bresette)
4.88
4.88
'(J. Atwater(
1.20
1.20
TV(E.
Moline)
1.20
1.20
"
IT IT
(Bert Mason)
5.13
5.13
10
it IT
(John Strom)
7.75
7.75
f1
If IT
(J. Daly)
4.25
4.25
it
" "
(J. Hall)
13.08
13.08
if
" IT
(Frank-Robins)
4.88
-
it
if "
(Joe Rikquist)
4.63
.4.88
4.63
IT
it
(S. 0. Larson)
5.98
5.98
"
rr IT
5.40
5.40
"
.(C. Van-Alstine)
4.88
4.88
"
If
"
(Wm. Anderson)
5.13
5.13
If
" "
(Mole Cbarette)
4.88
4.88
If
" "
(T. Montron)
6.93
6.93
if
" "
(T. Lambert)
5.13
5.13
Donovon)
4.88
4.88
Nightingale)
4.88^�
-
4::88
- -
.(.Joe Brown)
3.90
3.90-
"
"
(Joe Rodman)
10.25
10.25
Sadie Berg
Report in ab&ve case
150
.50
B. McLucas
Constable' fees
(Peter Gordon)
4.88
4.88
IT
" "
(J. La Point)
1.03
1.03
"
" "
(A. Cbarette)�,
6.78
6.78
(Wm Sweeney)
4.88
4.88
(D. 0. Rovick)
5.13
5.13,
(R. Morrin)
1.20
1.20
(Casper Benson)
1.20
1.20
L. E. Davis
Seats, cleaning &
telephone
46.40.
46.40
! J. P. Jacobson
Clothing for L Urquhart
13.75
13.75
James Riley
Dep. Sheriff expense
14.25
14.25
Amos I�i. Hansen
Coroner's expense
(Chas Repo)
10.�00
10.00
n n
if IT ,
(Al Berg)
6.80
6.'80
Ada.flanson
Stenographer's'fe.es
5.20
5.20
E
M.P. Doyle
Req. bill (Lindgren insane)
28.61•
28.61
I
Ward.ner & Holman
IT " (Hnery E..-.Bain)
13.85
13.85
Ike Berman
IVTdse.
6.50
6.50
i
Alfred Froseth
Taking testimony in -Co. 11un. courts
127.87.
127.87
Martin G. Larson.
For safe
36.00
35.00
C. A. Shoxesman
Mdse
14.92
14.92
_ AdjournedAnnualSession, November 27th, 1917.
-
I
---------�------------------ - ----
To 'whom drawn
- - -- �--------- - - - - - - -----�--�-��
, For what purpose Claimed
------,---- F�
Allowed
-------- ----------------------------------------------,-------------------------------
3rd Municipal court
B. J.. Bracken
Expense in case C`. Van Alstine
10.87
10.87
H. C. Fiege
Livery "
4:50
4.50
A'. I. Lien
Mdse
7.35
7.35
Jes Riled
am
TvTilage and expense (John Doe)
840
8. 40 j
H. Yde•rstad ,
Justice fees (H. 'Springe)
1.46
1:46
,►
1► 1t (0. Hemmingson)
2.15
2.15
(H. Anderson)
1.36
1.36
tt
tr " (E . Swanson) .
1.03
1.03
(A. Mastrian)
3.07.
,1
1
.07
Paul Sewarz
Stenographer's fees (Ed Baldwin)
12.60
12..60 !'
C. V.." Clark
Expense.
9.26
9.26 L�
. ,
A. -Paulson -
1 pair shoes (C. miller)
4.50
4.50
A. Shoresman
Mdse
8.14
8.14 I'
B-. J.._ Braekezt --- - -- ____------- -
..Expense _ . (Axel- Henning J---,- -----•
3_-._56_.___ -- -
-- 3�56•-- i - -
I
I'
Peter N. Iverson
-Constable e.4p'enses' "-'' ----''7.95
7.95
Peter TVielland
" "
1.95
1.95
;!
A. Paulson
Mdse
5.75
5.7.5 a
Seg�Ll Dry Goods Uo
"
6.75
5.75
1�
Palace Clothing Co
"
7.50
7.50
'".
David Harrison
Medical services`,
4.00
4.00
hi. �L. Sutton
Stenographer's fees,
9.00-
9.00 ;
Andy Murray
To amt. pd. J. iui.' Long asst
"
Aurora B. Clark insane
29:08
29.08
To vVaupun (Root. Elliot)
50.00-
50.00
"
To Waukesha (Raymond Idinard)
65.00
55.00
:
"
►' Bernice "
55.00
55.00
"
To Mendota (C. Larson)
55000
55.00
it (Aurora B.'Clark)
55.00
55.00
& Lampson
To visiting inmat°es at jail
•
"
65.50
65.50. I'
Drs : FreS &�.-:Irzmpson:
Trip to I. R . t o ex G . Buck
12.00
12. 00 f
p
i'le]s iul. Oscar ,
Court Commissioner
3.32
-3.32
Alex- 2ear8cn, Cl-e rk of -Circuit
Court,
Sawyer County.
To Clerk -in case M.Rogan et al'
12.00
.12.00
!' • �I
James McLaughlin
Constable fees
9.16
9.16
Andy Murray
To Mendota CB. Mason)
56.00
55.00
(P. Riddist)
50.00
55.00
(Chas•Peterson)
55.00
55.00
I
IT
" H. 0. Rourke)
55.00
55.00
(Mrs Soronen)
55.00
-5.5.00
ill
(James -dall)
55.00
55.00 pl
'
tr
To Green Bay &-fndota
250.49
250.49
"
To Mendota (Joe La PMUA)
55.00
55.00
i,,
Ashland with Joe Rodman
5.00
5.00
IT In re J. E. Erickson
55.54
55.54
�I!
"
„ Martin Moran
27.19
27.19
Case Albert Dixon
27.82
27.82
l{
"
To luendot-a (a. Hauser)
56.00
55.00
Hendrickson & Koski case
27.16
27.16
H.pain
32.00
32.00
Mendota (Theo Haglund)
55.00
55.00
A IT
rr tt• '(K.• Naucler & ass't)
86.29
86.29
Ole Ramstad Bailiff
28.50
28.50
' +
it
it
Mendota (Mrs. 'Soronen & attd.
30..06
30.06
,
IT
Pursuit of Jack McLaughlin
15.04
15.04 I'1
;
• "
" Board &room (;NTrs Soronen) „
8.00
8.00
•�
hI
Mrs J. long to LIU. as attd.
29.38
29.38
I
Mil. Ind. school (MI.Truchon)
55.00
55.00
j
"
IT Pursuit of Cho';w Kan Chong
26.88
25.86
,J
Sparta (C. Van Alstine)
55.00
55.00
II
" (Raymond Minard)
55'.00
55.00
"
11 daukesha (Walter Carrol)
55.00
55.00
�I
(Ge,o rge Ward)
55.00
55.00
l
" Duluth Gus Hendrickson et al,
31.88
31.88
i
James Riley.
Deputy- sheriff fees (chas: Pusey)
•2.27
2.27
tr tr
Expenses t
6.00
6.00
' r
Andy Murray '
Sheriff .fees.,
689.29
644.29
Fox,Brothers
Drug Bill
14.05
14.05
�-
Detective Pub �Uo �- - -
1 pair handcuff's 'for sheriff'_,
7.07
'T. R. SpearsGalls
on sick at °, jail
16.50
16,50 1°
j
The following report of
the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
was
presented and was upon motion
adopted:.
_
1;1
TO -TEE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD,
BAYFIE"LD COUNTY, WISCONSIN1,
,
'
Gentl4men:
We, the undersigned
committee on •Public ,Bt lildings and Grounds beg
to
reeommedd that the following bills be' allowe,d, and that: the County Clerk" be
authorized
' '
#
to -draw orders -for amounts shown
in column headed "allowed".
Dated -at Washburn, Wis., this 27th day:•of November, 1917.
Respe-etfully submitted,
I+
Ole Handberg
_
�j;
A. M. Warden
Committee
264
Adjourned Annual. �pssion `allovembe r . 27th,-1917.. -
-__------------
------------
------- -----_---------------- ----
----------------------
'+
To - whom -drawn - -
- ----------
For what, purpose
---------------------------- -----------------------------
Claimed •
Allowed
;
'I
John O'Sullivan
Contract work at jail
230:00
230000
i-
i
Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail
34.40
34:49
Burroughs Adding Maohine
Co Attention to machine
4.00
4:00
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Rental and tolls
19.85
19,85
(Supt of schools)
.60
.60
;
Bayfield Co Tel Co
" and tolls
33.60
33.50
,r IT
It(Suptof schools)
4.50
4.50
Anton Holman
Work at jail
6.30
6.30
R. Steinert
Rep heating plan. at courthouse
96.18
95.18
i
Herman Johnson
Painting and varnishing "
26.20
26.20
j
.Amos M., Hansen
Paint and varnish at jail °
1.70
1.70
i
IT - "
Paina leather IT
4.34
4.34
1
IT rr
Tarnish "
1.00
1.00
!
R:.:$teinert,
Work on heating plan# at courthouse
,130.09
30.09
improvement: Bulletin_.
�_. __Adv _gib s on- furniture
7.05 _
_. 7.05 f T,
u i
Northwestern Fuel` Co
Fuel for fail
!
Mashburn Water Works Co
Water rental jail & c urthouse
. p
46.75
46. 75
B. Ungrodt
,.
Material for repairs on furnace
13.60
.13.60 ('
Emil Dahl
Hauling coal from car,to courthouse
18.75
18.75
R. Steinert
Repairs on heating plant "
30.59
30.59 I
Northwestern Fuel Co
Coal for courthouse
283.10
283,10 ;�
Wisconsin Tel Co
Rental (suet of schools)
.60
.60
It it
if and tolls
12.45
12.45 II
Bayfield Co Tel Co
IT
"
9.40
9.40
R. Steinert
Rep heating plant at courthouse
7.51
7.51
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rental (Supt of schools)
1.50
1.50
Anton Johnson
Work in court room
168.59
168.59 ;I
J. A. Sheridan
Labor.& material for courthouse
38.85
38.85
;
Washburn E L & Pr Co
Lights for jail & courthouse
110.20
110.20
E. Bergmann
Material for " "
10.25
10.25 al
H. P. Axelberg
Rent of office Co Agr Agent
26.67
26'.67
1
Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail.
68.80
68.80
j.,
Anton Johnson
Work on court room
300.00
300.00 i
R. Steinert
Labor in court room
36.35
364-.35
Berman Johnson
Painting at. jail
151.60
151.60
i
Washburn E L & Pr Co
Lights for jail & courthouse
30.16
30.16
.Wisconsin Tel Go
Rentals and tolls
15.25
15.25
.'
(Soot of schools)
.60
.60
'
Thoreson & St'
Wrench°for heating system
1.40
1.40
is !
,C
, & Lamoreaux°
"jail
Wood for
7, 00
7.00KenfieldN
I !
Frank Torbol
Night. fireman at courthousef
15.00
15.00
,
Work, at., courthouse -
35.00
35.00
_ _ r ,_
R.. Steinert
It
" and jail
4.80
4.80
Underwood Typewriter Co
Rep typewriter for Co Judge
12.00
12.00
Typwwriter for Clerk of Court
96.75
96.75
Antoli "
" " Register of Deeds
96.75
96.7.5
i
Anton Johnson
Labor & 1+laterial for court room
200.72
200.72
!
John O'Sullivan
Plumbing at,jail
47.86
97.88
" courthouse
4.83
4.83
I
!i
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rentals & tolls
9.40
9.40
(Sept of schools)
1.50
1.50
Ii
Wisconsin Tel Co
IT , rt
.60
.60
ITIt
IT& Tolls _,:: , 16.55
16.55
i
Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail
34.40
.34.40
C. F. Andrews
Rep plaster at courthouse""'
45.00
45.00
$
A. L. Thielke
plumbing, "
20.01
20.01
i rt
Anton Johnson r
Work on court room
400.00
400.00
C. F. Andrews
Rep plaster at courthouse
18.00
18.00
j
Moore Thompson Hdw Co
Supplies for sheriff
7.95
7.95
i
Frank Torbol
Work at courthouse
15.00
15.00
R. Steinert
- Rep heating plant at courthouse
59.94
59.94
�,�
rt
rr rr rr IT
9.15
9.15
!
Herman Johnson
Kalsomining Courthouse
128.66
128.66
:Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rentals and tolls
9.65
9.65
i
(Suet of schools)
1.50
1.50
it
Washburn Water Works Co
'eater rental for jail & Courthouse
46.75
46.75
'
Burroughs Add Ylac Co
Repairs on Add j6achine
4.50
4.50
Fuel
for Jail.-,- .
77,65
77.65
_Northwestern .,Co _
.`"Wisconsin Tel- Co
_-Fuel_ _.
Rentals & tolls -
17.30
" "•
" (Supt of schools)
.60
.60
Washburn 1�. L. & Pr Co
Lights for jail &'Courthouse
51.85
51.85
R. Steinert
Rep at jail & courthouse
5.10
5.10
Bayfield,Co Tel Co
Rental (Supt of schools)
1.50
1.50
and tolls
10.40
10.40
Anton Johnson
Special work jail & Courthouse
448.44
448.44 1
Emil Dahl
Hauling manure to courthouse
3.00
3.00
A. L. Thielke
Rep plumbing "
11.95
11.95
Anton Johnson
Work on court room
200.00
20.):00
Wisconsin Tel Co
Rentals and tolls
24.40
24.40
(Supt of schools)
.60
.60 i
Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail
16.00'
16.00 i
Moore Thompson Hdw Co
Supplies for sheriff
�3.15
13.15 !
Anton Johnson
Work on court room
800.00
800.00 '
350.00 'r
Washburn E. L & Pr Co
Light fixtures for court room
1K .00
172.00
it it
Labor & " "
179.03
179.03 I
If if
IT if rl
43.22
43.22
it -,. IT
n ,t n
32.15
32.15
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rentals and tolls
16.40
15.40
►, ,r
" (Sept of schools)
1.50
1.50
Oscar Mellum
Hauling away rubbish
3.00
3.00
F. P. Smith Wire & Iron
Wks Fire escape
237.00
237.00
2Fi5
Adjourned Annual -Session, November 27th, 1917.
-
To whom drawn
------------ ------------------------------------------------
-
For what purpose-
-----------------------------
Claimed
Allowed
Frank- Messner.
Work on ,courthouse yaEd
30.45
30.45
Frank Torbol
If if " 1
36.80
1 36.80
Scott Taylor Co
Contract court room
600.00
600.00
R. Steinert.•
Work on courthouse
53.97
53.97
Y1 P. Doyle
Carpet for court room
363.70
363.70
J. T. O'Sullivan
Repairs, at sh.eriff's residence
1.00
1.00 '
Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail
7.25
7.25
Wisconsin Te1,Co
Rentals and tolls
24.00
24.0D
IT if
" ' (Supt of schools )
.60
.60
Tolls Co Agr Agent
2.35
2.35
Anton Johnson
Work on oo urt room
700.00
700.00
if "
Extra work courthouse,
90.30
90.30
Amos M. Hansen
Paint, etc Sheriff's res.
3.65
3.55
IT - it
Oi.lr� matches, etc courthouse
5.80
5.80•
---J. -S: - Stea.rn-s ��Lbr- Lo
Hardwood fo-r- jail
-15.00-
15.00
Ole Ramstad
Work at court house
.39.00
39.00
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rental and tolls
9.55
9.55
11 "
" (Suet of schools)
1.50
1.50
Washburn E L & Pr Co
Vacuum cleaner ,,
35.00
35.00-
Anton Johnson,'
Work on court room
662.00
662.00-
Scott Taylor Co
Material for court room
1.50
1.50
Burroughs Add Mac Co
Attention to machine 1
4.00
.4.00'
E. Bergmann
Material for courthouse
7.78
7.78
C. L. Willey
Hauling rubbish
3.00
3.00
17 P & Heating Co
Rep plumbing at courthouse.
13.45
13.45
Washburn water works Co
Water rental, jail & ""
46.75
46.75
-Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail & IT
22.25
22.25
Wisconsin Tel Co
Rental (Suet of.schools)
.60
.60
if IT
and tolls
43.80
43080
Moore Thompson Hdw Co
;Cuspidors, lock, etc
54.15
54.15
Ole Ramstad
Work at courthouse
45.00
45.00
Bayfield County Tel Co.
Rental (Suet of schools)
1.50
1.50
" rr It
" and tolls
1'0'20
10:-20
Bowe & Lien
Rep plumbing at courthouse,
14.54
14.54
Ole Ramstad
Work eit courthouse gzamxAz
47.40
47.40
Frank Torbol
" on it grounds,
43.20
43.20
Ole Ramstad
itat it11.70
11.70
Frank Torbol
IT IT ''
26.40
26.40
Wisconsin Tel Co
Rental (Suet of schools)
.60
.60
"
IT and to11s
48.75
48.75
C. L. Willey
Gravel, filligg, etc i
10.50
10.50
Anton Johns -on
Extra work at courthouse
24.50
.-24.50
Thoreson & Stock
Sharpening lawn mowers
3.25
3.25
Henry Wildhagen
Architectural fees !'
380.00
360.00
Scott Taylor C.o
Material for court room
52.5.00
526.00
Washburn E L & Pr Co
Lights for jail & courthouse
59.03
59.03
_C St-P M & 0 ag
Switching coal ;'
5.00
5.00
WeeMfg=o
Cabinet (District Attorney)
17.06
17.06
E. Bergmann
Material f•for courthouse
41.08
41.08
W. Olson
Lumber & drayage
23.96
23.95
C. L. Willey
1 load gravel
1.75
1.75
rr +►
Hauling coal
42.00
42.00
A. L. Thielke
Rep on boiler ;:
1.26
1.25
John Cipley
Labor at courthouse
27.75
27.75
C St P PVT & 0 Ry
Switching coal
5.00
5.00
Northwestern Fuel Lo
Fuel for courthouse
315.42
315.42
320.07
320.00
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rentals and tolls
9.20
9.20
(Supt of schools)
1.50
1.50
J. S. Stearns.Lbr Co
Wood for jail & Courthouse
36.50
35.50
J. S. Fletcher
Cement for if
30.60
30.60
Wisconsin Tel Co
Rental (Suet of schools)
.60
.60
IT rT
" and tolls
33.30
33.30
Frank Torbol
Work at courthouse
20.55
20.55
J. A. Sheridan
" "
2.50
2.50
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rental (Supt of schools)
1.50
1.50
++ +►
" and tolls
9.20
9.20
Washburn Water Works Co
Water rental jail & Courthouse
46.75
46.75
B. Ungrodt
Material for if
12.81
12.81
George Cross
Lettering doors at "
32.75
32.75
Amos IVI. Hansen
Paper, shades, etc jail
76.43
76.43
H- P. Axelberg
Insurance on steam boiler
45.90
&5.90
0. E. Palm
Painting top of courthouse
160.00
150.00
W P & Heating Co
Plumbing rep at jail 8e if
220.30
220.00
Erick Anderson
Painting flag pole and tower
3.5.00
35.00
J. A. Sheridan
Labor on walk to flag pole
8.43
8.43
Ole Ramstad
" jail & courthouse
27.00
27.00
'Frank Torbol
Painting roof at courthouse
44.30
44.30
Erick Anderson
" lower part of ,dome
35.00
35.00
M. P. Doyle
Sateen for court house
1.45
1.45
Wisconsin Tel Co
Rentals and tolls ;;
26.90
26.90
(Supt of schools)
60
60
Northwestern Fuel Co
Fuel for jail
18.30
18.30
Ole Ramstad
Labor at courthouse
71.40
71.40
Washburn E L & Pr Co
Lights for jail & Courthouse
33.30
33.30
August Turnquist
Rent for municipal court room
180.00
180.00
B. Ungrodt
Paint, brushes, etc courthouse
68.23
68.23-
I ;d . Me. rk
Iuldse for C. Miller
1.91
1.91
Spring Handle Co
Paper towels
6.50
6.50
266
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th, 1917.
---------------------------------------------
To whom drawn
-----------------------------------------_.
For, aimed'
Allowed
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Associated Mfg Co
Brush-
4.37
4:37
Anton Johnson
Work on court room
2 12.'00
212.-00
Scott Saylor Co
Material
1360.00
1360:00
Anton Johnson
Extra work courthouse
230.90
230.90
Associated Mfg Co
Mops, waste baskets, etc
10.45
10.45
J. I. Holcomb Mfg Co
Dust cloths, brushes, etc
6.88
6.88
Washburn E L & Pr Co
Lights for jail & courthouse
35.00
35.00
Bayfield Co Tel Co
Rental
9.00
9.00
ITit
it (supt of schools)
1.50
1.50
Wisconsin Tel Co
",11it
.60
.60
C. L. Willey
Gravel to courthouse
1.75
1.75
John Cipley
Labor it
12.00
12.00
Town Iran River
Rent municipal court room
150.00
150.00
The following report of the Committee on Equalization was presented:
We the undersigned Committee on Equalization, hereby submit the following report
of the Eoualization 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
2,5629•631.00'
Barnes
6941,687.00
Bayfield
(Town)
1,064,839.00
Bell
461;015.00
Bayview
469,588.00
Cable
4799304.00
Clover
3209737.00
Drummond
3,152,550.00:
Eileen
5289841.00
Hughes
295938.00
Iron River
425:267.00
Kelly .
4089149.00
Lincoln
3179346.00
Mason
8021784.00
Namekagon
4319420.00
Orienta
4189891.00
Oulu
4609981.00
Pilsen
5339942.00
Pratt
6799,894.00
Port Wing
7389726.00
Russell
357,328.00
Tripp •
2549029.00
Washburn
(Town)
6669149.00
Bayfield
(City)
-944,054.00
Washburn
(City)
1,609,271.00
Total
1990789361.00
Dated this 27th day of November, 1917.
Pat Galligan
C. E. Foss
John Kranzfelder
W. S. Kennedy
D. Y- Maxey
The foregoing report was adopted by a unanimous vote of all present.
The following resolution was presented and was adopted by a unanimous vote
of all those present:
Resolved, by the County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in annual
session this 27th day of November, 1917, 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
2,5629631.00
Barnes
6949687.00
Bayfield (Town)
1,064,839.00
Bell
461,015.00
Bayview
469,588.00
Cable
4791,304.00
Clover
320,737.00
Drummond
391582550.00
Eileen
5289841.00
Hughes
2959938.00
Iron River
4259267.00
Kelly
4089149.00
Lincoln
317,34600
Mason
8029784.00
Namekagon
4311-420.00
Orienta
4189,891.00
Oulu
4609981.00
.Pilsen
5339-942.00
Port Wing
7381726.00
Russell
257*328.00
Tri-Dp
2641,029.00
0
2fi7
Adjourned Annual 'Session, November 27th, 1917.
Mashburn (Town) 666.9149.00
Bayfield (City) '944'054.00
Washburn (Cityk&1;609,271.00
Total 19,078:361.00
Dated this 27th day of November, 1917.
Pat Galligan.
The bill of the town of Iron River for $735.26 for re-establishing section
corners was presented and was upon motion laid on the table.
The following report of the Committee on Roads and Bridges was presented and
was upon motion accepted and was ordered placed on file:
To the Honorable County Board of Bayfield County:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned, Road and Bridge Committee, beg to submit the
following report for the year:
This committee has made two complete inspections of the entire County
System, one in the early spring and one during last October. At the time of
the inspection in the spring, this committee made provisions for the improvements
deemed necessary in accordance with the appropriations as made by the committee and
adopted by the Board at the last annual meeting.
It is to be regretted that the work did not progress and the roads were
not in such condition as the committee had planned, due mostly to the fact that labor
conditions, as well as other conditions were beyond our control.
Gentlemen of the County Board, please bear in mind that this committee hav
had the interests of all people in the county in mind in all of our actions in relatio
to road work.
We
know there has been much
criticism of our
actions, but our
intentions were
good.
We failed in some
cases for reasons
as stated before.
It is to be regretted also that the Washburn -Ashland Road was closed to traffic as
it was. However we trust you will bear with the committee and your servents
who are concerned. Vie can assure you they all meant well.
As for the Gravelling of the roads, there has been money spent for
necessary machinery in preparatonsfor the work, but we were simply unable to do any-
thing at it. We are now in good shape and hope to be.able to start on the work
as early in the spring as weather conditions will permit.
We make the following recommendations or appropriations for the next year:
Washburn to Cornucopia -
Graveling Port Wing Road in towns of Tripp and Iron River
Iron River, Hughes and Barnes -
Barnes to Drummond., (State Aid) -
Sand River Road, (State Aid) -
Maintenance of proppective State Highways not on the
Federal System, received from -Automobile Licenses -
Maintenance Fund for other than the Federal Road. -
Grand Total available for next years work aside from funds
for the Federal System of-
#1200.00
3000.00
1-400 -00
1400.00
3800.00
1500.00.
1209.00
16303.56
$28412.56
It is the intention of the committee to begin the graveling of the County
System, beginning at the Ashland Junction and going south as far as funds will permit;
also to gravel the road between Washburn and Bayfield. In other words, it is
their intention to surface the system just as far as the funds will permit.
All this we respectfully submit.
Geo S. Barnes
Frank Robillard
Jas 19. Good
Chris Iverson
Adjourned Annual.Seseion., November,27th, 1917.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted by a
unanimous vote:
RES61UTION
PROVIDIiVG FOR FEDER&Lg68TATE. ,AND COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION.
In the calendar year 1918.
The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, regularly assembled, does
hereby ordain and resolve, that -
WHEREAS the State Highway Commission has notified the County Clerk that the sum
of Fort three hundred fifty two & 64/100 Dollars ($4352.64) has been allotted to this
County under Section 1317m-1 to 15 (State Aid); and
WHEREAS Chap. 556, Laws of 1917, requires that 50 per cent of the foregoing sum
amounting to Twenty-one hundred seventy six'& 32/100 Dollars ($2176.32), together with
at least one and one-half times this amount of county funds must be expended on the
State Trunk System'in the County:
a
There is hereby appropriated, under the provisions of Sections 1317m-1 to 16,
the sum of Fortg two hundred sixty four & 48/100 Dollars-($4264.48), to meet the first
50 per cent of the State Aid Allottment to be placed on the State Trunk Highway System
thus making available for this purpose the sum of Sixty four hundred forty & 80/100
Dollars ($6440.80), to be expended as follows:
The sum of Thirty-three hundred Dollars ($3300.00) for.the improvement by
grading, draining and surfacing and building bridge of the State Trunk Highway System
at Bibon swamp and extending across swamp.
The sum of Twenty one hundred forty & 80/100 Dollars ($2140.80) for the im-
provement by grading, draining and surfacing of the State Trunk Highway System beginn-
ing at Onion River and extending southerly.
The sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00) for the improvement by grading,
draining and surfacing of the State Trunk Highway System, beginning at the village of
Iron River and extending along village street.
And the County Board does hereby determine that the following municipalities,
will be benefited by the construcyion on the State Trunk Highway System, planned for
1918 under the provisions of Chapters 175 and 556, Laws of 1917:
The towns of Mason, Lincoln, Pratt, Kelly Drummond, Cable, Namekagon, Bayfield,
Bayview, Washburn, Russell, Barksdale, Iron River, Orienta, Oulu, Tripp, Hughes,
Barnes, Pilsen and Eileen.
The Cities of Washburn and Bayfield.
WHEREAS the foregoing determinations show that the following municipalities
are not benefited by any improvement on the State Trunk Highway System hereinbefore
determined' for the year 1918:
The Towns of Bell, Clover and Port Wing.
In accordance with Chapter,556 the 50.per cent portion,of the State Aid
Allottment amounting to Twenty one hundred seventy six and 32/100 Dollars ($2176.32)
heretofore unallotted, is apportioned among the said unbenefited municipalities in
proportion to their assessed valuations as last equalized by the County Board, County
appropriations made for each municipality and taxes levied against each municipality
(these taxes al3ainst unbenefited municipalities must be levied and must at least equal
the State Aid allotted), but must not exceed the County Aid allotted in accordance
with the following schedule.
2fi9
Adjourned Annual Session,. November 27th, 1y17.
Municipality Valuation State Aid County Aid Total
Apportioned Apportioned
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Town of Port ring 738'726
1056.00
2112.00,
3168.00
Town of Clover 3201,737
461.'32
922.64
1383.96.
Town of Bell 461.015-
659.00
1318-.00
1977.00
195201,578
21,76.32
7352.64~
6528.96_'
And the improvements to be made under the foregoing schedule are hereby located
in the County System of Prospective State Highways and their character determined as
follows:
The improvement in the Town of Port Wing to consist of grading and graveling
beginning at Gidmark's store and extending along said syat,em in a general northerly
direction.
The improvement in the Town of Clover to consist of grading and graveling
beginning at the Herbster stare and extending along said system in a westerly direction.
The improvement in the ToJvn of Bell to consist of grading and graveling beginning
at the church and extending along said system in a westerly direction.
The said County Board does hereby -appropriate the following sums for the
purposes set forth:
For the County's share of the State Trunk System improvement'as provided in
Section 2 of this resolution the sum of Forty two hundred sixty four & 48/100 Dollars
(4264.48).
For the Qounty's share of improvements in municipalities -not benefited by trunk
line improvements as set forth in preceding schedule the sum of Forty three hundred
fifty two & 64/100 Dollars (4352.64).
And the County Clerk is hereby directed to place all taxes hereinbefore levied
against the County in the County tax, and to certify to all Town, Village and City
Clerks the amounts levied against their respective municipalities.
Signed
Geo. S. Barnes
Frank Robillard
Jas W. Good
Upon motion Board adjourned until 9:30 A. M. November 28th, 1917.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at 9:30 A. M. with all members of the
previous session present.
The following resolution was presented:'4
Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield `'ounty, "isconsin, assembled at annual
session this 28th day of November, 1917, that there be raised by a special bond issue
for the purpose of completing as far as. possible with crushed rock, gravel or macadam
and expended as follows, the sum of $75,000.00 in the manner as follows, to -wit:
On the prospective state highway system between Nash and Benoit by way of Ashland
Junction, a distance of 13 miles, $13,000: Between Ashland Junction and the county line
between Ashland,and Bayfield Counties, a distance of 3 miles, $4,000; Between Drummond
and Iron River by way of Barnes, a distance of 32-miles, $18,600; On the Sand River
Road, 1 mile, $3500; On the road between Port Wing and Bayfield, 51 miles, $28,000;
On the road between 'Washburn and Cornucopia, 18 miles, 8,000; and that said sum be
available for use immediately upon the sale of -the bonds to be provided by resolution
of this county board to be hereafter adopted at this meeting.
Geo S. Barnes
Frank-Robillard
Jas W. Good
Adjourned.Annual Session; November 27th, 1917.
Moved and: seconded that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table.
Motion lost by the following vote: Aye: Galligan, Foss, Bartlett, Axness, Nelson,,
Habelt, Tripp, Flanders, Maxey, Handberg, and Robinson. -11-
Nay: Barnes, Juel, Thorson, North, Curry, Millet, Daniels, Holm, Swanson, Vester,,
Bencur, Johnson, Smith, Kinstler, Kranzfelder, Robillard, Bell, Warden, Swanby,
Lamoreanx and Good. -21-
Moved�,*and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted as read, motion
lost by the following vote:
Aye: Barnes, Juel, Curry, Miller, Daniels, Holm, Swanson, Bencur, Johnson, Kinstler,
Robillard, Bell and Warden -13- ,
Nay: Galligan, .Kennedy, Thorson, Foss, North, Bartlett, Axness, Nelson, Vester,
Habelt, Smith, Tripp, Kranzfelder, Flanders, Maxey, Swanby, Handberg, Robinson,
Lamoreaux and Good -20-
.Moved and seconded that the Chairman 4irected to appoint five (5) members
of the Road and Bridge Committee. Moved and seconded that the foregoing motion
be amended to read three (3) instead of five (5), amendment lost by the following'
vote:
Aye: Curry, Holm, Johnson, Tripp, Kinstler, Flanders, 1�axcy and Robinson -8- ' .
Nay: Galligan, Foss, Barnes, Kennedy, Juel, Thorson, North, Miller, Daniels, Swanson,
Axness, Nelson, Pester, Bencur, Habelt, Smith, Kranzfelder, Robillard, Bell, Warden,
Swanby, Handberg, Lamoreaux and Good -24- Original motion adopted.
The chairman appointed the following members on the Road and Bridge Committee,
Geo. S. Barnes, Frank Robillard, Edward F. Daniels, A. M. Warden and James W. Good.
The bill of the gown of Iron River amounting to $235.36 for per diem and
expense of the County Surveyor in re-establishing section corners, etc., was presentee
Moved and seconded that the bill be allowed. Motion lost by tge following vote:
Aye:.Daniels, Vester, Tripp -3-
Nay: Galligan, Juel, Thorson, Foss, North, Curry, Miller, Holm, Swanson, Axness,
Nelson, Bencur, Habelt, Johnson, Smith, Kinstler, Kranzfelder, Flanders, Robillard,
Bell, Maxey, Warden, Swanby, Handberg, Robinson, Lamoreaux and Good -27-
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Be it Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, assembled'thi;
28th day of November, 1917, that the Committee on Settlement with County Officers'be
authorized and directed to appoint an accountant to aiidit the books of the county'
officers from the date of the last official audit to October 31st, 191,1',
H. Marion Juel
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield. County this 27th day of'November,
A. D. 19179 in annual session assembled, that the salary of the Register of Deeds of
Bayfield County, for the next term, be, and the same is hereby fixed at $1500.,00
per annum.
Ole Handberg
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, that the County Judge of
Bayfield County, is hereby authorized to attend the meetings of the BOARD OF COUNTY
JUDGES at the expense of said county, as provided by Chapter 406, Laws of 1917.
Dated November 28th, 1917.
-
Winfield E. Tripp
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th11 1917.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved that a resolution of the county board of Bayfield County heretofore
passed and adopted ata meeting of said board held on 24th day of November, 1914,
providing in substance that the County would pay one half of the charges and expenses
of the County Surveyor in re=locating the corners and quarter posts of any'town or
towns in said county doing said re -locating , be and the same is Ltrib�cen from the
record of proceedings of -said board, -it appearing by the opinion of the district
attorney of said county that said resolution -is illegal..
Dated -November 28th, 1917.
dames 'W. Good
Moved and seconded that a committee of three members of the Board be appointed
by the.Chairman to effect a settlement between the County and S. L. Ogren, Eben Olson
and.Bondsmen, before any court action is started. Chairman appointed D? IUI? Maxey
Frank Robillard and C. F. Morris. `
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
RESOLVED by the Supervisors of Bayfield County, duly assembled this 28th day of
November, 1917, that the County School Tax be and the same is hereby.apportioned in
accordance with section 654 and 655, Statutes of 1898.
That said amounts are calculated on a basis of $2.85 for each person of school age,
residing in the Districts which maintained a school as required by law:
-------�it� No. of Children
- -- --------------
Town or Amounts
Barksdale
160
472.00
Barnes
41
120.95
Bayfield
243
716.85
Bayview
164
483.80
Bell
119
351.05
Cable
136
401.20
Clover
97
286.15
Drummond
195
575.25
Eileen
310
914.50
Hughes
108
318.60
Iron River
323
952.85
.Kelly
189
557.55
Lincoln
148
436.60
Mason
252
743.40
Namekagon
17
50.15
Orienta
69
2-03.55
Qulu
453
1336.35
Pilsen
336
988.26
Port Wing
244
719._80
Pratt
148
436.60
Russell
119
351.05
Tripp
83
244.85
Washburn
269
793.55
Bayfiela (City)
570
1681.50 _
Washburn (City)
1589
4687.55
- Total
6381
18823.96
Resolved that the county clerk is hereby directed to spread the above amounts
on the tax -rolls of the towns and cities and collected in the same manner as other
taxes are collected.
Dated this 28th day of November, 1917.
ff. A. Robinson.
The following resolution was presented:
Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in adjourned annual
session assembled this 28th day of November, 1917, that the following state and county
taxes be levied on the taxable property of the county and the special charges on towns
and cities, named herein and certified by the Secretary of State, or by the County
Treasurer for the year 1917.
Resolved further that the County Clerk be and he is hereby directed tomspread
the following amounts on the lax Rolls of the several towns and cities and collected-
Adjourned Annual Session, November 27th, 1917.
as prescribed by law:
1.
State taxes . . . . . . . . .
. . . . ... . . . .. .
. . . . . :
. $26,603.48
2.
Special charges on county for
charitable and penal -institutions.
99826.91
3.
.Officers salaries including Sheriff's allowance for
boarding
4.
prisoners . .. . . . .
,"Salary and expense County Superintendent
. . .... . . . :- . . .
dif schools
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
. 23700.00
. . 3:400.00
5.
'Refunding bonds . . . , . -0 . .
. . . . . . . . . . .
. . . ., . .
. 0 59000.00
2;000.000
6.
f Interest on refunding bonds .
. . . . . . . . . . .
. . .,
. .
7 .
- General fund
. . .. . . . • •
•
259000.00
8.
Two mill tax on equalized value for county roads and
bridges
389156.72
9.
✓ Indigent Soldier's relief . .
. . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
. . 19800.00
10.
Care of blind persons . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . .
... 500.00
11.
Mothers pension . . . . . . .
. . . ., .
. . . . .
1;000.00
12.
✓ Town of Barnes bridges_
19000.00
Town of Namekagon bridge
250.00
Town of Clover bridge
19239.00
Town of Pratt bridge
300.00
29789.00
13.
For adminidtration of Council
of Defense . .
. . . . . . .
. 1,500.00
141,276.11�
14.
County School tax . . . .
. .. . ., . 0.0 . .
. . . . . .
. 182823.95
1609100.06
Dated this 28th day of November, 1917.
James W. Good
On the call of the roll, all the members of the board voted aye.
The following resolution was presented and.was upoa motion adopted:
Resolved, That
the following amounts be and
the same arer
hereby allowed to the
the
members of the Board
of Supervisors,
as per diem,_milage
and committee work, and
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
-------------------------------------------------------
Per Diem
Milage
Come Work
Milag e
Total
----------------------------------------------------------
W. S. Kennedy
9.00
1.44
.3.00
13.44
Pat Galligan
9.00
1.44
3.00
13.44.
Geo. S. Barnes
9.00
6.48
3.00
18.48
Mike Thorson
9.00
.30
9.30
H. M. Juel
9.00
3.84
3.00
.96
16.80
C. E. Foss
9.00
6.08
3.00
6.08
24.16,
19.08
J. A. North
9.00
10.08
F. H. Bartlett
9.00
4.32
3.00
-
16.32
Geo. A. Curry
9.00
2.04
15.00
4.08
30.12
John Miller
9.00
6.26
18.00
6.08
39.34,
Edward F. Daniels
9.00
4.92
6.00
4.92
24.84,
Ben Holm
9.00
3.00
12.00
Nels Swanson
9.00
3.24
12.24
0. M. Axness
9.00
2.76
6.00
2.10
19.86
Jas. W. Good
9.00
6.92
18.92
A. G. Nelson
9.00
9.72
3.00
.54
22.26
George Vester
9.00
6.24
12.00
2.52
29.76
Andrew Bencur
9.00
1.68
10.68
Alois Itabelt
9.00
3.36
24.00
11.88
48.24
Erick Johnson
9.00
9.24
3.00
.96
22.20
C. W. 'Smith
9.00
2.04
12.00
13.84
36.88,
W. E. Tripp
9.00
5.64
5.00
5.64
23.28
L. F. Kinstler
9.00
.24
9.24
John Kranzfelder
9.00
1.44
3.00
13.44'
0. Flanders
9.00
1.44
3.00
1.44
14.88
F. Robillard
9.00
1.4.4
3.00
13,44
D. C. Bell
9.00
1.44
6.00
16.44
D. M'. Maxcy
9.00
.12
3.00
..12
12.24
A. M. Warden
9.00
.12.
36.00
.9.6
46.08
H. P. Swanby
9.00
.12
9.12
Ole Handberg
9.00
.12
21.00
.84
30.96
W. A. Robinson
9.00
.12
15.00
.60
24.72;
Those Lamoreaux
9.00
.12
6.00
4.92
20.04
George Mertz
3.00
.12
3.12,
C. Iverson
3.00
3.24
6.24
°701.60
Dated this 28th day of November, 1917.
James W. Good
Upon motion Board adjourned.
Nels M. Oscar, County Clerk.
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