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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 11/13/1923ANUTUAL Td1EETINfi OF THE BAYF.IT'T,D COUNTY BOARD N0VET!LBER 13, 1�23. At 10 o'clock A. I.T. the annual meeting of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, was duly called to order by Chairman Donald C. Bell. Roll call showed the following members present: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Kjarl,>>ick, Baker, Karow, Twing, Soronen, Bartlett, Curry, T.Iorr.is, Helmer, °Squires, I:ielstra.nd, Kobelt,, Axness, Lawrenz, Froney, Taipale, Ylihal•>>k, Okerstrom, Habelt, Lamont, Lavin, Tet-ner, `ffachsmuth, Boutin, Goulette, V�Tarden, Arntson, Handberg, Posey, Potvin, Bell. The reading of the minutes of the special meeting, held July 31, 1923, were on I proper motion dispensed with and duly adopted. i The reading of the minutes of the Special 11eeting, held A(ay 15, 1923, were on proper motion dispensed with and duly adopted. The reading of the minutes of the Adjourned Annual IIeeting, held December 5 and 6, 192,2, were on proper motion dispensed with and duly adopted. The following applications lications .for 73��%yfiel d County Highway Comrnissloner, for the - ensuing term, beginning Ja.nuaryrlst, 1924 and ending December 31st, 1925, were read: j TO THE HONORABLE TJKMERSOF THE' BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD. I hereby make application for the position of Highway Commissioner for Bayfield County for the coming term. Yours respectfully, John Friberg. t To the Honorable County Board Bayfield County Wis. Gentlemen: Washburn, Wis. N.ovem."ber 12, 1923. I have had many individuals of the County to ask me to become an applicant for the office of Highway Commissioner, at this, your annual meeting, I wish to say that I ,.have been Street Comniissl oner for the City of ffashburn for the past tL,�elve years, and have had experience in building roads for traffic, and also in concrete work, and I feel confident that if elected by your body that I will give general satisfaction, and shall consult -arith the County Board in all new undertakinFs as well as the State and County Commissions. If I did not believe that I had ability to fill the place I would not be an applicant f6r the position. Respectfully Submitted Jose h Arseneau. Ballots were then cast }�7hich showed the following vote: John Friberg, Twenty-eight. Joseph Arseneau, Six. Motion was' made and seconded that the informal ballot be inade formal. carried. IvTotion Lilotion was made and seconded that the County Board go into caucus, and each highway district nominate a member for the highway committee for the ensuing year and then have the nominations of each of the three districts passed on by the County Board. Itlotion carried by the following roll call: Ayes: Nourse, Baker, I -orris, Helmer, Squires, Kobelt, Axness, Froney, i'aipale, Okerstrom, Habelt, Lamont, Tetzner, Vachsmuth, Boutin, Arntson, Posey, Bell. Total-- eighteen. Nays: Regelein, Pease, Kjarlvick, Karow, Ewing, Soronen, Bartlett, Curry, ItJlelstrand, Lawrenz, Idihalak, Lavin, Goulette, ',warden, Handberg, Potvin. Total --Sixteen. District No. 1 nominated two, namely, Peter Soronen and H. Lamont and asked the Board to make their own choice. District No. 2 nominated Geo. Karow. District No. 3 nominated E. F. Daniels and L. J. Lavin and asked the Board to make their choice. The following ballot was cast by the Board for District No. 1: Peter Soronen--22, H. Lamont 12. !vTotion was made and seconded that the informal. ballot be made formal and that Peter Soronen be duly declared elected. Motion carried. The following 'ballot was cast by the Board for District No. 2. lst Ballot: Geo. Karow 171, Geo. Curry, 6, Otto Regelein 1, Ernest Kobelt 1, and 0. MI. Axness 9. ANNUAL IvUEETING OF TIE' BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD - - ---=-----November_ 13, -1923, -- - - There being no choice, a second ballot was cast, w'-_ich resulted as follows: 0. II. Axness 9, Geo. Curry 6, Geo. Karow 18, and one defective vote. IVTotion was made and seconded, that whereas Geo. Karow having received a majority of the votes cast, that the informal ballot be made formal and that Geo. Karow be declared my elected. Motion carried. The following ballot was then cast by the Board for District No. 3: Geo. Froney 1, E. F. Daniels. 9, L. J. Lavin 22,'Mike I!Lorris 1, and one defective. Motion was made and seconded that the informal ballot be made formal and that Geo. Karow "be declared elected. Iliotion carried. Motion was made and seconded to adjourn until 1:30. Motion carried. Meeting was called to order by Chairman Donald C. Bell at 1:30, and roll call i showed the following members present: I Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Kjarwick, Baker, Karow, Ewing, Soronen, Bartlett, Curry, Morris, Helmer, Squires, Melstrand, Kobelt, Axenss, Lawrenz, Froney, Ta.ipale, hlihalak, Okerstrom, Habelt, Lamont, Lavin, Tetzner, 1achsmuth, Boutin, Goulette, Warden, Arntson, Handberg, Posey, Potvin, Bell. { The following communication in regard to the Indian Pageant was then read: i i i Bayfield, Wis. November 11, 1923. I `.CO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COI�:UMI;SSIONERS. Gentlemen: i Due to my inability to be personally present at your regular meeting, I_ am having this letter presented to you by Mr. W. A. Pond, who is perhaps more. j familiar with the subject with which it deals than myself. i We are petitioning your honorable body to give us every assistance you feel we merit, harmonious with the best interests of the county as a whole. ':fe feel that the Indian Pageant to be given annually at the Apostle Islands is the biggest single industry ever brought to the county, and that it will add greatly to the prosperity of all cormnunities in the county. I Just now we are striving to have suitable roads constructed, and our road commissioner, Teir. John Friberg, already has given us considerable assistance. We are spending our own money up to the limit of our resources to build roads and otherwise prepare the grounds to entertain thousands of tourists. This will mean. money to the county in increased business and necessarily increased taxes. I We would ask that within the next few days we be permitted to use the county tractor and grader on a new stretch of road we are clearing and having prepared for it. It. will save cLs several hundred dollars and enable us to finish a road we otherwise cannot get ready for spring. In addition, we ask that the tractor and grader be used on the stretch of government road between highway thirteen and the pageant ground road. We will gravel and oil this -j'oad if the county will grade it foi us. These features of our work are -necessity we cannot avoid, and if the county board can bring about this much for us, we probably will be able next year to het considerable state and i federal aid. We have had some corrrespondence ,iirith the state Highway Commission, and I:ir, Hirst has asked that the road and Bridge Committee of Bayfield county view this project and inform him of our needs. - In the meantime it is the work done � this fall that will count the most in helping make the pageant a success. I You can take up with Mr. Pond, details of the work we want'done, as he has full charge of the construction work. I Incidently, we want to express our appreciation of the aplendid road building 11r. Friberg has done between Bayfield and ;`lashburn, and to suggest that if all of the road from the pageant grounds to Ashland were oiled next spring, it ,�rould not only help keep down the dust thataill ,be caused by thousands of cars, but will save much time and labor of the.patrols. The pageant corporation.hopes to be in position next summer to assist patrolling these roads. - As for the stretch of government road we refer to, we realize that this should be cared for by the government, but time presses and such assistance as we might get from the government probably would be too late to do us much good next year. Our corporation is made up of the best citizens of this and adjoining counties; and we feel that cooperation is the one big keynote in putting the pageant over. Thanking you for any courtesy that may be extended, we are APOSTLE ISLANDS INDIAN PAGEANT CORPORATION?. L. E. TilcKenzie. Secretary -Manager. ANNUAL 119+ETING OF THE BAYFILLD COUNTY B0ARD NOVEREER 13 i 1923. Ma d i so. n, ,,V i s., October 2, 1923. -Mr. L. E. McKenzie, Bayfield, Ttlisconsin. Dear Sir: I have your letter of the 25th ult®, relative to the Indian Pageant to be held North of Bayfield the first two weeks in next August, and relative to the condition of the roads on which people will drive to reach the pageant grounds.. I regret very much that there seems to be little that we can do to meet the emergency which the holding of this pageant will create. The State Highway Commission has very limited funds indeed under their control for road construction next year, and to bring the roads in this neighborhood up to the condition that they should be in, would take much more money than we could spare for this neighborhood. 11e, realize the importance of this pageant, but at the same time there are all the year around traffic matters in every section of Wisconsin which must be given consideration, and we do not feel that we could justify the spending of very large amounts for -the accommodation of two weeks, traffic. We are, however, always willing to do what we can to co-operate in every possible way to make road conditions easier,.and if we could have from the Bayfield County State Road and Bridge Committee a statement of what they would like to have done, prior to the first of August, its approximate cost, and how much the County would be willing to put into the matter, I would have some- thing definite to take up with the Commission for such action as it might deem advisable for them to take. I am, Yours very sincerely, YIISCONSIN HIGHVIAY COMIISSION, By A. R. Hirst State Highway Engineer. October 24, 1923. Mr. A. R. State,:°H gh*dyc°Engineer, lliadison, talis. Dear Sir: Following your advice, we have taken up with the Bayfield County Road and Bridge Committee the matter of preparing State Trunk Highway 13 to bear unusual traffic above Ashland to Bayfield and beyond. This will not be a matter of two weeks' traffic, but of more than six weeps, for two weeks prior to and for ?probably more than two weeks following the pageant. We furthermore predict that the importance of the pageant itself will within five years cause to be constructed a concrete highway all the way through the center of the state to the pageant grounds. For this year the pageant corporation is setting aside s-everal thousand dollars for road usrork to help out. This we shall use in improving the old government road on the Red Cliff Indian reservation, and,some of the township roads in the vicinity of the Indian Pageant Park. On the theory of demand creating the supply, we'are going to worry along the best we can in 1924,, and we shall pay for etitra road patrols., if necessary, to"guarantee safe travel over the roads leading into this section of the state. If there is anything you can suggest or advise in the expendittirR of our funds, we shall be grateful for the assistance. YTe still hope to have you visit with us and give these highways the once over. Sincerely, APOSTLE ISLANDS INDIAN PAGEANT CORPORATION. Executive Secretary. rfadiso n, V1is. , October 17, 1923. !�r. L. E..McKenzie, Bayfield, ,,Visconsin. Dear Sir: Your letter dated -October 24th received. As I have previously written you, due to the practical non-existence of a Federal Aid program for next year, there is nothing that this Comrniss:ion can do relative to a large project to be completed in time for the 1924 Pageant. 112 ANNUAL hU3E`i ING OF THE BAYFIELI3 COUN`i'Y BOARD - — - -- ------ - -- -- -- - --- --- --- --NOVEARER 13 ,_19 23. _ I am sure that the County Highway Department and our division engineer, fir. J. R. VcLean, First National B,-,.,nk Bldg., Superior, will give every assistance reasonably possible in the prosecution of your program of road work, and in planning your expenditures and the expenditures, that the county will make. I regret that we cannot do more at this time for your pageant. if properly developed I would think it would be a wonderful thing for the state and its tourist traffic, and I.wish your corporation every success in your undertakings. I am, Yours very sincerely, VITISCONSIN HIGHWAY COIV111ISSION. By A. R. Hirst State Highway Engineer. Motion was made and seconded that the above matter in regard to the Indian Pageant be referred to the. Road and Bridge Committee for action. 1.,Iotion carried. The following resolution was then read: WHEREAS, Bayfield County has.a claim against the Iron River ,stater, Light and Telephone Company and T. F. Mackmiller for damages by reason of negligence resulting in" -the destruction of the highway over and across the. Iron River Dam it during the month of December, 1922, which claim has not been adjusted, paid or satisfied. Now Therefore, Be it Resolved, That the County Clerk be and he is hereby directed not to issue any order or orders for the payment of any moneys which may be due or become due to said Iron River 'hater, Light and Telephone Company and T. F. Mackmiller, or either of them, or to any assignee of such claim or claims as may be held by them or either of them; on account of the rebuilding of said highway over said dam and the approaches thereto, unless and until the said claim against them or either of them shall have been determined, adjusted and paid. Resolved further, that the county Clerk and the District Attorney be and they are hereby authorized to adjust and compromise said claim on the part of Bayfield County. Dated Nov. 1.3, 1923. Approved Donald C. Bell Chairman. Attest Ludwig Tranmal County Clerk. Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. 10iotion carried. The Finance Committee submitted tite following budget together with their recorvnendations: BAYFIELD COUNTY BUDGET FOR 1924. +fe, the undersigned Finance & Budget ConLmitt.ee, recommend the following budget to be adopted by the board for the year 1924, and that the.said arnounts with the following exceptions be and are hereby adopted: GENERAL GO VERIM1,1MYT County Board 2,500.00 County Clerk 3,300.00 County Treasurer 3,500.00 Tax Deed Account 1,400.00 Assessment 2,100.00 Special Accounting & Auditing 2,700.00 District Attorney 2,150.00 Divorce Council 50.00 County `purveyor. 2.50 County Court; 2,200.00 J.Iunic .pal Court 2,900.00 Justice Court 100.00 Circuit Court 6,000.00 Coroner 50.00 Court House 4,000.00 Elections 600.00 PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY Sheriff 7,500.00 ALLO'!,fED BY BOARD ,500.00 3,300.00 3,500.00 1,400.00 2,100.00 2,700.00. 2,150.00 50.00 2.50 2,200.00 2,900.00 100.00 6,000.00 50.00. 3,500.00 600.00 7,500.00 is ANNUAL 1,,F= T I N G OF THE BAYF Ili; LD COUNTY BOARD __--- NO VEMBER 13 ,_ 19 2 R -- - - - Register of Deeds. 3,000.00 3,000.00 HEALTH CONSLRVATION & SANITATION Vital Statistics 325.00 325.00 Sanatorium 18,000.00 18,000.00-----, County Nurse 3,480.00- 3,480.00 HIGHWAY ROADS AND BRIDGES Supervision 7,500.00" 7,500.00 lst and 2d 50°o State Aid 4,650.01-- 4,650.01 Tov,jn Aid for 2d 50% 4,650.01 4,650.01 Two mill levy for roads 53,035.50 - 53,035.50 Secondary system Road repair 4,300.00 4,300.00 County Physician' 100.00 100.00 EDUCATION County Superihterident 4,000.00 4,000.00 Training Schools 200.00 200-.00 Supervising Teachers 4,200.00 4,200.00 Agricultural Agent 3,600.00 3,600.00 CHARITY AND CORRECTIONS Outdoor poor relief 800.00 800.00 Homefinding `society 150.00 150.00 Mothers' Pension 7,000.00 9,000.00 Relief of Blind 1,300.00 1,300.00 Soldiers' Relief 2,000.00 2,000.00 County Jail 2,000.00 2,000.00 State Tax 43,688.79 43,688.79 INDEBTEDNESS Interest on Bonds 10,247.50 10,247.50 Principal on Bonds 23,900.00 23,900.00 UNCLASSIFIED County Fair 2,500.00 2,500.00 Community Fair 1,000.00 1,000.00 OUTLAY Register of Deeds 350.00 350.00 County Treasurer 80.00• 80.00 County Clerk 400.00 400.00 County Sanatorium 2,000.00 2,000.00 Highway Supervision 500.00 500.00 Highway Buildings 4,000.00 4,000.00 County Bridge aid under Sec 1319 4,000.00 4,000.00 County Agent 280.00 280.00 Sheriff 100.00 100.00 Municipal Court 100.00 100.00 Contingent Appropriation 5,000.00 5,000.00 264,989.31 GENERAL REV.EI?UES FOR 1924 TAla S Income tax 20% 6,000.00 Inheritence tax . 50.00 Tax Fees and Penalties 6,000.00 Fees and Charges County Clerk 150.00 Circuit Court 500.00 Register. of Deeds 2,500.00 GIFTS AND GRANTS State Aid for Agricultural School 150.00 11 it " Sanatorium 2,500.00 rr n if Supervising Teacher 4,200.00 Motor Licenses 4,300.00 Mothers' Pension 175.00 Blind Relief 2.50.00 Higl-nliays 4,650.01 Town Aid " to 2d 50% 4,650.0l. CO*10,.tERCIAL AND DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS. Interest on Deposits 1,400.00 Sanatorium Earnings 1,500.00 Cash on hand 17,000.00 55., 9.75.02 BAYFIELD COUNTY BUDGET FOR 1924. 1. 'We. recommend to the County Board that the Building & Ground Committee's recommendation of four thousand dollars be reduced to three thousand five hundred, and the same to include the varnishing of floors in the court house; also that water meters; be installed in the court house and jail, to reduce water rental, which at the present time exceeds two hundred dollars.a veer. 2. We recommend that the salary of the. Highway Commissioner be increased to twenty-five hundred dollars a year if the present Commissioner be retained, as we consider that his services are of much greater value to the County, having now had years' of experience in the supervision of the county's road building program. Said increase has been provided for in the present budget. 3. We recommend that the County Fair hereafter be conducted three days only each year instead of four. 4. The recommendations of the Sanatorium Coy^z;riittee are enteted without our recommendation, insofar as we believe that no, -new construction is warranted for the ensuing year. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAY -FIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVIPM,1BER 13, 1923. I 5. We recommend that the mealsfor county prisoners be twenty-five cents each instead of forty cents as recommended by the Sheriff's ,.Justices' and Co.nstables' Committee. Respectfully submitted this thirteenth day of November, 1923. SIGNED: 0. M. Axness Roy H. Okerstrom M. C. Helmer E. R. Tetzner Chr'. H. Lamont 1iotion was made and seconded thatthe above budget be adopted as under the column headed "Allowed by Board," and that the recommendations be acted on separately. Motion carried. The following report from the Committee on Sheriff was then read: 'TO THE COUNTY BOARD'OF BAYFILLD COUNTY: ,ulE, The undersigned committee on Sheriffs', Justices' and constables' bills, make the following recommendations: -F,or- expenses of the Sheriffs' office for the ensuing year we recommend the following amounts: i Conveyance of prisoners ;�2,500.00 Board of`prisoners `2,100.00 Salaries 'as set by Board j Sheriff �1,800.00 /% Undersheriff 1,200.00 3,000.00 Total 47,600.00. We also recommend 'that the' compensation received by the sheriff for the meals of prisoners be increased from 25X to 40/ per meal. , Respectfully submit-1,ed, Otto Regelein i P. Kjarvick Votion was made and seconded that the above report be adopted and that the sheriff be ..)aid an increase in compensation for the board of prisoners, and that said compensation be increased from 25,0 to 40�/, per meal. Trlotion carried. The following letter was then read to the Board: j October 31, 1923. Mr. C . A. 'Lamo-reaux, Ashland, 1;11i'sconsin. I1,Iy dear, A,Tr.' Lamoreaux: i I beg to submit for your consideration the following housing condition which confronts us at Pureair Sanatorium with reference to the help. j On the second floor are two rooms and a small dressing room. These" rooms' are being used by the nurses. There is one bed in the dressing room and this is occupied by one nurse. The other two rooms are occupied by the five other nurses including the night nurse. The night nurse should have a room by herself because it is necessary for her to sleep during the day. It is a fact also that during the night it is necessary for one of the day nurses to sleep in the bed occupied by the night nurse during the day. I .In regard to the maids, there are three rooms under the new portion of the Sanatorium that are used as bedrooms, and these rooms are occupied as follows: In one room are quartered the cook and her husband. In another two elderly maids are housed, and the third room is used by three of the dining.room i girls. Under the old part one.room is used by the second cook, and one of the � dining room girls and a laundry worker. It is necessary that a building be erected in which all the maidu and help other than the nurses could be taken care of, thus releasing for the nurses the rooms now used by the other help. If this were done the nurses could be made comfortable and could also have a little sitting room where they could enjoy their time off duty. It is. also necessary to remove the other help from the proximity of the patients for the reason that they are not always careful to avoid loud and boisterous talk and this is a source of annoyance to the patients. C --- . 4\ ANNUAL IfEETING OF THEE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVEEBER. 13, 1923. As the Sanatorium is operating now almost at its full capacity, it is impossible to carry on the work with any less help than we now have. L u I truss this information will be of service to o in presenting � Y p g the matter to the several county Boards. Very truly yours, �'�1. E. Fawcett. Iviotion wqs- made and seconded to reject the recommendation of the Finance Committee in regard to the Sanatorium, and that Bayfield County.meet the apportionate share of construction of Pureair Sanatorium as outlined in the budget of the Trustees of the Sanatorium which apportionate share is Two Thousand Dollars. Roll call showed the following vote: AYES: Nourse., Regelein, Pease, Baker, Soronen, Bartlett, Curry, Helmer, Miels.trand, Kobelt, Axness, Lawrenz., Frone:y, Taipale, I-'Iihalak, Okerstrom, Lamont, Lavin, Tetzner,,Boutin, Goulette, Arntson, Handberg, Posey, Bell. Total, twenty-five. ]MAYS: Kjarvick, Karow, Ewing, Morris, Squires., Habelt, Wachsmuth, 711arden, Potvin. Total, nine. Motion carried. I.riotion was made and seconded that no appropriation be made for a County Nurse for the coming year. Roll call showed the fol owing vote: AYES: Curry, .Squires, Boutin, Handberg. Total, four. NAYS: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Kjarvick, Baker•, Ka.row, Ewing, Soronen, Bartlett, I'lorris, Helmer, Melstrand, Kobelt, Axness, Lawrenz, Froney, Taipale, Ifihalak, Okerstrom, Habelt, Lamont, Lavin, Tetzner', 'Uachsmuth, Goulette, !,farden, Arntson, Posey, Potvin, Bell. Total, thirty. Motion lost. I,,iotion was made and seconded that the recommendation of the. Finance Committee. in regard to raise in the Highway Commissioner's salary be adopted and that his salary be increased from Two Thousand Dollars to Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars a'year, said raise to take effect January 1, 1924. Motion carried. Motion was made and seconded that Two Thousand Five Hundred be appropriated for the County Fair, and that the fair be conducted three days only, each year, instead of four. Irotion carried. The following report of the County Judge, in regard to ItIothers' Pension, was then read: To the Board of Supervisors, Bayfield County, `;Wisconsin. Gentlemen: Herewith I submit a complete statement of disbursements as made by me as "Juvenile Judges' out of the "Mothers''' pension fund. Upon my recommendation you appropriated the sum of Seven Thousand Dollars for this fund last year, and as will be seen by the accompanying statement, the actual amount expended was :P7179.50, and deducting the sum of One Hundred Seventy-nine Dollars 'Thirty-three cer;ts, there was a shortage of seventeen cents. The expenditure for October was Six Hundred Eighty-six Dollars, and on that basis, allowing for a likely increase, this fund will need close to Nine Thousand Dollars the coming fiscal year. Dated November 12th, 1923. H. P. .Axelberg. County Judge. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF-I 1,, D -COUNTY- BOARD- - - Ij I j D.isburs.ements made out of the "Mothers' Pension" Fund During � Fiscal Year ending October 31, 1923. I I Emma Hochdanner--mother: City of 'Washburn � 1 month @ �p20 (5) 20.00 Eliza Amburgey--grandmother: Town of Pratt I 7 months @ 14p30 (5) 210.00 Berntine Thompson --Grandmother: City of Bayfield l 3-months @ .12 and 9 months @ $15 (1)' 171.00 Anita Asplund--mother: City of Washburn (1) 138.00 I 3 months @ $10 and 9 months @ spl2 ! Kate Bonney --mother: City of Bayfield 3 months @ $25 and 9 months $30 (4) 345.00 i imma Martin --mother: `1'on of Kelly � 3 months @ $15 and 9 months @ �18 (2) 207.00 I Beda Tennyson --mother: Town of Port Uing 3 months @ .p10 and 9 months @ $12 (1) 138.00 Emma T.Ao j ick--mother: City of Washburn 6 months @ $15 (1:) 90.00 Julia Keosky--mother: Town of Clover 12 months « 15 (2) 180.00 Anna Goski--mother: Town of Bayview I 6 months @ ;'�25 and 6 months @ 45 (7) 420.00 i Nary Doers --grandmother: City of Washburn j 6 months @ `25 and 6 months � @ 30 (2) 330.00 ! Kate Morrin--mother: City of Bayfield I 6 months @ ;)30 and 6 months @ tip35 (4) 390.00 i Sanna Waataja--mother: Town of Oulu (6) 240.00 12 months .@ $20 Nargaret Deragon--mother: Town of Bayfield � 6 months @ 40 and 6 months @ $45 (6) 510.00 Mary Brilla--mother: Torn of Keystone 12 months @p15 (1) 180.00 I Elizabeth Rossbach--mother: Village of Cable 7 months @ ��15 and 5 months @ 4�27 . 50 (3) 242.50 Gertrude 'dallace--mother : Town of Iron River 8 months @ $30 and 4 months ,Sp40 (5) 400.00 Beret Erickson--r_no.ther: 'City of ',T-dshbu,rn 8 months @ gp10 and 4 months @ ypl2 (1) 128.00 ' � Linney Isberg--mother: Town of Lincoln I 9 months @ �12 (1) 108.00 i Freda Wickstrom--mother: Town of Keystone ' 10 months @ $15 (2) 150.00 Helvina Joanis--mother: City of Uashburn 7 months w 60 and 1 month @ 4.'45 (6) 465.00 i Susie Pajac--mother: Town of Keystone 11 months @520 (4) 220.00 i Appolonia Pajac--mother: Town of Eileen 11 months a Sp18 (3) 198.00 j Hilda Druley--mother City of 'Jxdashburn (2) 220.00 11 months @ $p2 0 Hansin Olson --grandmother: City of Washburn 12 months @ �p12 (1) 144.00 ' I:iary Collette --mother: Town of Bayfield I 12 months @ $15 I' (3) 180.00 Helen -Swanson--mother : Town of Washburn 11 months @ Sp20 (5) 220.00 Delia Raymond --mother: City of Bayfield (7) 135.00 9 months @ $15 Caroline 'Strom --mother: City of Washburn 9 months @ q� 30 ( 6) 2;70.00 i 1arie Veno--grandmother: City of Washburn 6 months @ $22.50 (2) 135.00 Caroline Jasman--mother: City of Bayfield ., 7 months @. $20 i (�) 140.00 17 ANNUAL BAYFIELD COUNTY _BOARD 11,JM.ETING NO V1.-DER. 13, 1923. - iRose T.\7orton-•-mothe;' Town of Barnes 3 months E, 'Teo (2) 60.00 Emriia Ifitchell--mother Town of . Iron River 3 months C, $40 (5) 120 .00 I Christine Svendsen—mother: Town of Cable 1 month @ $30 (3) 30.00 Margaret Hebert --mother: Town of Bayfield, 1 month @ $45 (6) 45.00 TOTAL-- (118) 7179.59 i Town of Bayfield 735.00 Bayview 420.00 Barnes 60.00 Cable 30.00 Clover 180.00 Eileen 198.00 Iron River 520.00 Kelly 207.00 Keystone 550.00 Lincoln 103.00 fi Oulu 240.00 Port Wing 138.00 " Pratt 210.00 " V'Tashburn 220.00 Village of Cable 242.50 City of Bayfield 1,181.00 t4 " Gila shburn 1,940.00 y:1, 179.50 TJiotion was made and seconded that the above report be accepted and placed i on file. I.lotion carried. The following resolution was then read: I TO TIMP HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUI\ITY: ,JVTM EAS, The janitor and jailor are notr. receiving Eighty-three Dollars and Thirty-three cents each a month for their services, which consists of about a twelve hour day and longer in the winter months, and they must also be on the job on Sundays as well as other days. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED That they are underpaid, and that their salary be made the same as it was two years ago, which was one hundred dollars each per month, said raise to take effect January 1, 1924. I S I GTIED : Geo . `ff. Posey Potvin P. Kjarvick 11otion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was then read: `rJ RE'AS The divisions for the p&fissions for the blind as contained in the Statutes of 1921 have been repealed and new statutes have been enacted for payment of such pensions upon the making of new applications to the County Board properly certified by an examining physician. AND T7,1EREAS The ruling of the Board General and of the said Board of Control was published so recently that proper information as to the ma -king of such petitions could not be transmitted to the persons now receiving such pensions from Bayfield County, and proper certificates of examination fJ_led before this annual meeting. NOW, THEREFOPa, BE IT RESOLVED That the County Clerk be, and he is therefore authorized to continue payment of such pensions as are now in force r� Fro ANNUAL 1J.TETING OF TIM BAYFIELD-_COUiITY BOARD — _ - NOVEIT-BER 13, 1923. ------ --- -- -- - subject to limitations as to the amount as heretofore allowed, or as prescribed I by said statutes of the next meeting of this Board. Dated November 13, 1923. i P. Kjarvick. i i I(>>otion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. Notion carried. i The following resolution was then read: I WHEREAS, The County of Bayfield, at the present time, holds in its own i right a large amount of Tax Certificates on which deeds might be procured on such certificates from the various tax sales which such .certificates were I issued on sales where the valuations on landsand lots, both in cities and government lots on fictitious valuations, greatly in excess of their true value, j f and 'very much above what such lands and lots could be sold for at the present time. j TBIEEUORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the County Board in annual session assembled, that it is the consensus of the opinion of tl.is Board that taxes of the farmers are excessive, and that the County Treasurer- of Bayfield County be, and he is I hereby authorized and instructed that when any original owner of the lands or lots now held in the name of Bayfield County shall make application for the i -redemption of such certificates and satisfactorily shows to the said County C Treasurer that he is such original owner, that. said County Treasurer be, and he is hereby authorized and instructed to allow said original owner, (none other) who is the occupant of such lands and lots to redeem the same at fifty I (50) per cent: of their face value plus the _necessary expenses in advertising, i issuing such certificates and all incidentals regarding them. I Respectfully submitted, i A. R. Warden � Whi-. Potvin Isadore J. Goulette ! motion was made and seconded that the .above resolution be not adopted and laid on the table. TA(otion carried. i The following resolution was then read: TO THE 1.'EI_ BER OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD ASSE1VEB. LED ON THIS 13th DAY OF NOVE BER, 1923. In order to be of more service to the farmers in the distribution of the war explosives which have been handled by the Agricultural Department of the County: Pr IT RESOLVED That a sum of money, not to exceed Six Thousand Dollars, be used as.a revolving fund to purchase this explosive early to make it possible to snake prompt delivery to the farmers before the time to use it in the spring and fall. This money to be paid out by county orders by t:le County Clerk and Treasurer as needed. This is not to extend credit to any farmer, I but to afford early delivery; also the money vdill be replLlced in the county treasury as fast as it is received from the farrxi.ers.. This money to be taken or used from the general fund. SI GITED E. R. Tetzner. Geo. Karow L. D. Pease. i Ivotion was made and seconded that the above resolution be not adopted. and laid on the table. troll Call showed the following vote: i i AYES: Nlourse, Baker, Ewing, Soronen, Curry, 1!11orris, Helmer, Melstrand, Froney, O1Lerstrom, Habelt, Lamont, ,Wachsmuth, Boutin, Arntson, Handber, Posey, Potvin, Bell. Total, nineteen. !NAYS: Regelein, Pease, Kjarvick, Karow, Squires, Kobelt, Axness, Lawrenz, i'aipale, 17.ihalak, Lavin, Tetzner, Goulette,; 71arden. Total, fourteen. M ANNUAL IME`l' ING OF THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD NOVELMER 13, 1923. The following report in regard to the County Tax Deed Account was then read: *0 Washburn, Wi s . , f%nNovember 12, 1923. Finance Committee, County Board of Supervisors, Bayfield County, Wis. Gentleri.en: In connection with the taking of tax deeds on properties covered by tax certificates held by the County as instructed by your committee. I beg to report the following progress: A working list in book form was at first made up of all the certificates held by the county. Then we examined the records of the Register of Deeds and composed a list of those descriptions upon which a mortgage was recorded and unsatisfied, in which case the mortgagee must be notified of the impending tax deed. Affidavits of non -occupancy and names of occupants in cases where the properties were occupied have been obtained from the assessors in the cities of i Bayfield and Washburn and the town of Iron River. In the -latter place and the city of Washburn, notices of tax deed have been served upon the occupants. Tax deeds -.were made up on all unoccupied descriptions in Bayfield, Tfashburn and Iron River which cornpri se the bulk of the certificates held up to and including the sale of 1920. .This work, however will have to be done over again as. in a good many cases the writer has taken the time to send statements to the owners and the certificates have since been redeemed or sold to the interested parties. It is not planned that..any farther tax deeds will be taken out until after. the first of the year, but from then on, deeds will be taken and lists made up for the, different taxing districts of those descriptions which can be rera.oved from the tax rolls for the year 1924. In the meantime, notices of tax deeds will be served on those descriptions. which have not already been covered. This work has uncovered one condition existing which the writer was not fully aware of and at which lie was quite surprised. In the past many years, the former treasurers have had certificates cancelled or at least so indicated in the records, but have kept the cancelled certificates with the good ones as assets j of the county, and in many case have not even marked the certificates void. This has, and will cause a great deal of extra work and trouble, as naturally we do not wish to take tax deed on certificates that are not legal. i On the whole, the work has progressed very well, especially for '-the amount of money which has been expended, only about one-third of the amount of the appropriation having been spent. The balance of the appropriation, if made available for the coming year, should enable the treasurer's office to pretty well clean up all of the deedable certificates including the 1921 sale. Respectfully yours, R. 17. Smith, County Treasurer. Motion was made and seconded that the above report be approved and placed on file. lJotion carried. The- following petition was then read, having been referred from the L1ay, 1923 meeting to the annual meeting: TO TIE COUNTY BOARD OF THE COUNTY OF BAYFIELD: The petition of the undersigned town board of the town of Clover, County of Bayfield, respectfully represents that on the 18th day of April, 1923, at the adjourned annual town meeting of said town, the. electors thereof voted to construct a bridge lying wholly within said town, as described in the resolution hereinafter mentioned; that at .the same time due provision was made for the payment by the said town of Clover, of the proportion of the cost of constructing such bridge required by law to be paid by said town, as appears from the following, which is a. true copy of said resolution: Resolved by the qualified electors of the, town of Clover, Ccunty of Bayfield, i' duly assembled in adjourned annual town meeting, this 21st day of April, 1923, that the to•,vn board of said town be and it is hereby, authorized to construct a bridge lying wholly within said.tw�in, over the Cranberry River at a point where the i section line between section 20 and section 29 crosses said river, at a total cost not exceeding Five. Thousand Dollars, to be defrayed in part by the said town of Clover, and l.n part by the County of Bayfield, as provided by law; and the said. ANNUAL MEET- -ING - OF THE BAYFIEID COUNTY_ - B-OA D - - - - -- - - -- - - - - NOIM,103ER 13 , 192 3 . town board is hereby directed to levy a direct annual tax sufficient to pay the proportion of such cost so to be paid by the town of Clover, and to take such i action as may be required by the law in order to secure an appropriation by the county of Bayfield to pay the proportion of such cost required by law to be paid_ by said county. And further, that the total valuation of said town of Clover, according to the, last assessment, as equalized by he county board on the 5th day of December, 1922, was Seven Thousand Five hundred Forty-three Dollars and five cents. Wherefore your petitioners pray for an appropriation to be made by the said county of Bayfield, to aid the construction of such 'bridge as provided by law. i Dated this loth day ,of _1Iay, 1923. Peter Soronen John Forsberg E. R. Phillips I,Iotion was. made and seconded that the petition be placed on file and that the county levy Two thousand live Hundred Dollars on the taxable property of the county to meet their share of this bridge. I+11otion carried. The following report was then read: October 31, 1923. TO TI-E HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR BAYFI. LD COUNTY, WIS . : Gentlemen: I beg leave to submit the following report of Indigent Soldiers Relief Commission of Bayfield County, for the year ending November 1, 1923. Amount of Levy 11 Expended Ba 3-an c e OOO .00 1,454.01 545.99 I enclose list of orders issued by the Commission for the year ending November 1, 1923. We would most respectfully ask for an appropriation of Two 'Thousand Dollars for the coming year. Respectfully yours, j Robert Inglis. Sec. I. S. R; C. No. Amount. No. Amount No. Amount I 1507 t? 4.25 1541 $15.00 1522 $15-.00 1508 15.00 1542 20.00 1523 20.00 1509 15.00 1543 15.00 1624 15.00 1510 15.00 1544 3.75 1525 15.0J 1511 20.00 1545 15.00 1526 15.00 1512 23.46 1546 15.00 1527 20.00 1513 53.00 154.7- 15.00 1528 15.00 1514 52.58 1548 20.00. 1529 15.00 ; 1515 15.00 154.9 15.00 1530 15.00 1516 1.5.00 1550 15.00 1531 15.00 1517 20.00 1551 15.00 1532 20.00 1518 15.00 15.52 20.00 1533 15.00 1519 6.51 1553 5.00 1534 15.00 1520 15.00 1554 20.00 1535 15.00 1521 15.00 1555 50.00 1536 15.00 1562 15.00 1556 35.00 1537 20.00 1563 15.00 1557 15.00 1538 15.00 1564 15.00 15.58 15.00 1539 15.00 1565 20.00 1559 15.00 1540 15.00 1566 20.00 1.560 20.00 1570 2.35 1567 64.00 1561 35.00 1571 15.00 1566 64.00 1569 64.00 1572 15.00 1573 15.00 1574 20.00 1575 20.00 1576 24.32 1577 1664 1578 50.00 $!,454.01 Total-- _ ANNUAL TVZ^ _TING- OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD ---------- NOVEI EIR 13, 1923. -- ---------- - -- -- -------- Bay:r'ield, Wis. , October 31, 1923. L. Tranmal, County Clerk, -Dear Sir: I enclose the report of the I. S. R. C. for the year ending November lst, 1923.. Of course there are some orders yet outstanding which we have issued and you have not paid. You notice that we ask for Two Thousand -collars as it is hard to tell just what our expenses may be for the coming year, but as the amount asked for is below the requirementt by law that is the amount that may be levied and what is left goes back into the general fund at the end of the year. Yours, Robert Inglis. Sec. I. S. R. C. Motion was made and seconded that the above report be accepted and placed _on file. Motion carried. The Committe on Equalization made the following report: ri1E, The undersigned members of the Equalization Committee, have exar.'iined the assessment figures as compiled by Pearce Tornkine, Income Assess -or, and recommend that they be accepted as set opposite the respective_` Towns, cities and villages in the County and that it be the equalization of the County for the c o:}iipg year. Dated this 6th day of November, 1923. ASSESSMENT AGGREGATE DISTRIC`CS TRUE VALUE Barksdale 2,532,220 Barnes 944,625 Bayf i eld 1,204,165 Bell 700,534 Bayview 716,206 Cable 725,655 Clover 688,838 Drummond 3,610,863 Eileen 936,665 Hughes. 393,712 Iron River 662,956 Kelly 776,609 Keystone 504,735 Lincoln 566,792 T1ason 1,408,046 Nameka.gon 535,658 Orienta 938,151 Oulu 857,934 Pilsen 387,5.77 Port wing 1,110,649 Pratt 936,45.8 Russell 626 , 3.�:5 Tripp 501,575 V'Tashburn 949 ,1?9 TOTAL TOffNS $23,216,077 Bayfield ('city) 1, 048', 480 Cable (Vi 1la.ge.) ';Mashburn (city) 1,953,694 Total-- 26,499,525. Respectfully Submitted, Henry Wachsmuth Alois Habelt Isadore J. Goulette Committee. ANNUAL MEETI]'\TG OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOAH No�Tw ima 13, 1923._ _--- i i It was mov-ed and seconded that the report be. adopted. The report was j adopted by the following vote: i NAYS: none. AYES: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Kjarvick, Baker, Karo,ri, Ewing, Soronen, Bartlett, Curry, Morris, Helmesr, Squirea, I,iielstrand, Kobelt, Axness, Lawrenz, Froney, Taipale, Mlihalak, Okerstrom, Ha.belt, Lamont, Lavin, Tetzner, lachsmuth, Boutin, Goulette, ffarden, Arntson, Handberg, Posey, Potvin, Bell. .The following resolution fixing the valuations of Bayfield County for the coming year was duly read as follows: j i Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, State of Wisconsin, at annual session this 13th day of November, 1923, that the valuation set opposite the respective towns in the following fist, containing all the towns, cities I I and taxing districts in Bayfield County, Wiscons-yin, be and the same are hereby fixed as the valuation of the several towns and taxing districts as determined j by the Bayfield County Board, to -wit: i ASS_ S S 11 El XT AGGREGATE DISTRICTS TRUE, VALUE Barksdale 2,532,220 i Barnes 944,625 Bayfield 1,204,165 j Bell 700.,534 Bayview 716,206 i Cable 725,655 ' Clover 688,838 Drummond 3,610,863 Eileen 936,665 j Hughes 393,712 i Iron River 662,956 -Kelly 776,609 j Keystone 504,735 Lincoln 566,792 Mason 1,408,046 Namekagon 535,658 Orienta. 9380151 Oulu 857,934 Pilsen 387,577 Port Wing 1,110,649 Pratt 936,458 Russell.. 626,325 r Tripp 501,575 Iffashburn 949,129 Bayfield (city) 1,048,480 Cable (Village) 281,274 1.7azhburn (city) 1,953,694 i TOTAL p26, 499, 525 j SIGNED: i Donald C. Bell It was moved and seconded that the resolution be adopted. Motion i carried by the following vote: i NAYS: None. I AYE'S: Nours.e, Regelein, Pease, Kjarvick, Baker, Karow, Ewing, Soronen, Bartlett, Curry, Morris, Helmer, Squires, :,:ie!strand, Kobelt, Axness, Laiiirenz, I'roney, . Taipale, Iviihalak, Oker,trom, Habelt, Lamont, Lavin, Tetzne.r, Wachsrsiuth, Boutin, Goulette, 1.7a.rden, Arntson, Handberg, Posey, Potvin, Bell. The following resolution was then read: WHEREAS, It has come to tha attention of the County Board that certain I of the prospective State Highipiays'in this county have been relocated for the purpose of permitting private parties to make use of the lake shore property, formerly a part of the highway system, and whereas there is a considerable,amount of state and prospective highways bordering upon rivers and lakes in Bayfield 1 I j County, and which said highways furnish substantially the only means of access" I i to public waters available to the general public. NOW, THEREFORE, Be it resolved, that the State Road and Bridge Coimnittee j is hereby directed and instructed that it shall not in the future divert any public highway of this County away from the shores of any river off lake for ' I ANNUAL MEIE.TING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD. — - _ NOSTEKBER 13,_1923. -- _ �3 L i the purpose of permitting individual owners to make use of such shore and thus depriving the general public of access of the waters of such lakes and rivers. Passed November 13th, 1923. E. R. Tetzner Approved Donald C. Bell Chairman Attest: Ludwig Tranmal County Clerk Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was then presentedtto the Board: Oulu, Vlisconsin, November 12, 1923. TO THE HONORABLE I'11E1,13ERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIEIJD COUNTY, WIS . I, Chairman of the Town of Oulu, hereby make application for a County Road for which I herewith make two propositions: FIRST: Road to start from Iron River, 1is. where the present detour is, .running North two miles between the towns of Hughes and Iron River and then lest one mile, and then North one mile, and then West three miles and north one mile and paten West one mile and', -then North three miles and ;lest one mile to meet the Douglas County Trunk Highway. This road is running through a well settled country running past t�lsee school houses, two stores, three churches, one hall, and has been previously gravelled all except three and one-half miles. This road, if opened as County road, would make a short cut from the Lake Side Road to Iron River and the Southern part of the County, and would be a great help to that part of the County. SE CO STD : Road to start from State Highway No. 10 at Muskeg Station, running ,Testerly , three-quarters of a mile, and then North four miles and then `iTest_one mile and then North three miles, and then Elest one mile to meet the Douglas County Trunk Highway. This road leads to the heart of the Town and would lead to the Town shipping point Muskeg. This road is running ;past two :school houses, two stores, three churches, one hall, and has been previously gravelled all except two and one-half miles. I will leave -these two proposals to the Special Committee or the County Board for them to decide which one to adopt to the County Highway System and feel that we are entitled to same as we have not any County or State road in our town. I have been asked to submit this proposal to the County Board by the people o.f the town, in one of their last meetings, and hope the County Board will act on it so that these people will be satisfied. Respectfully submitted, Chairman of the Town of Oulu, John Taipale. Notion was made and seconded that the above r;iatter be referred to a special aom.nit�ee for inspection and report, and that the County Board Chairman elect said committee. Motion carried. The following report of the Special Committee on road in the Town of Keystone was then read: ANNUAL njiEET ING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVi�L'�3EF. 13, 1923. I Report of Special Road. Committee to investigate road in Town of Keystone starting one-half mile North of Benoit, thence running West four and three- quarters miles and North one-half mile to the I0ason Ino Road. TO THE HONORABLE YLEM'TEBERS OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD: Gentlemen: The Committee found the road in a rather poor condition to be acceptable for tansfer to our secondary system. The first one-half mile being in a fair condition but far from wide enough to meet Bayfield County Standard. The next four and three-quarters miles were more or less of lots of rocks, narrow, poorly ditched, and contained a number of wooden culverts; also an old wooden bridge over Fish Creek with about sixteen foot span. This bridge .;,Tou,ld need to be replaced almost immediately were it placed on they County Secondary system. The last half mile was much the same asthe first half mile, -rain draw back being, too narrow. In all we found nine corrugated galvanized culverts and eleven wooden ones, and the general shape or cond-:.tion of the entire road would not warrant a recommendation front this committee to have same placed on the Bayfield County Secondary Systera. It would cost our County at least five thousand dollars to get this road in shape to come up to standard -requirements, and under the circumstances we can not recommend its transfer from town to county, but we do, however, recommend a postponement. since we were informed by the town's chairman, Mr. A. P. Melstrand, that they would do considerable work on it during the present -road building season, and would endeavor to gyring it up to standard. Respectfully oubmitted, E. R. Tetzner i W. L. Bradfield Otto R-eeelein Hr. Mielstrand, Chairman of the Town of Keystone, informed the County Board that the above mentioned road has been placed in good condition since the investigation of the Special- Commmittee. motion was made and seconded that a committee be appointed_ to investigate the improvements and to report at t1le next meeting. Motion carried. The following Bills were on proper motion duly allowed as per report from the different committees: Name of Claimant Oscar C.r.aft M. E. Doyle ,Vis. Tax Commission D. 'ITT. O'Connell To•.,in of 1,1ason H. C. Koenig American Surety Co. John J. Fisher City of Bayfield Town of Iron River .Emerald Swanson Joe Schultrop J. J. Fisher Upthegrove & McGuier Ed Anderson Emil " Willie Ledin Erick Blaser Alden Braff Joe lim ire y National Rubber Stamp Co. TYTas on State Bank V. E. Brubaker Standard Oil Co. Washburn Light & Power Co,. Thos J. Shifchip Paul Johnso n _G.e-.arge_._F puck Fritz -Cross Co. Standard Oil Co. H. J. Rocheleau Washburn Fight & Power 'o . :,Tis. Telephone Co. Remington Typewriter Co. Geol D. Jones A. sV, tVestin B. Ungrodt Rocks.tad Hardware Co. Sanatorium Ed F. Bauer National Rubber Stamp Co. C. P.F. Steoshman A. Shinoe Ingman -Amundson J. J. Fisher FINANCE & MISCELLAN'_MU;S BILLS Purpose Allowed Damage to animals. 8.00 Co. Tax Deed `,Vork . 44.00 Auditing Co. Books 1735.78 Co. Tax Deed Work 20.00 'Transient Poor (Lena Tvieyers) 30.00 Co. Tax Deed 'Vork 10.0) Bond for Public Administrator 4.00 Expense ',5.50 Transient Poor(Andrew Bergmark52.85 it " (John Leiste) 48.00 Damage to Animals 40.00 ,t It rt 16.00 Redemption 11.71 Sanatorium Outlay 1116.80 Bounty 9.93 1.95 11.93 10.00 " 9.93 9.93 Supplies 3.66 County Fair 1000.00 Expense 10.00 Oil 588.25 Light & Poster 8.10. Sanatorium 176.45 Dog License 92.00 Court House & Jail 12.00 Supplies 25.85 Co. Agent 30.70 Community Fairs 7.35 Light & Power 80.29 Telephone 57.75 Co. Clerk 2.60 Bounty 10.00 Soldiers', Graves. 18.00 Co. House and Jail 20.72 Court House 6.80 Sanatorium blaintenance 870.00 it Outlay 500:00 Supplies 3.25 Redemption 37.75 Bounty 10.00 it 10.00 Idunicipal Uourt 16.14 ANNUAL M113E_.TING OF THE B,AYFIELD COUNTY BOARD . . NOVEI+IBER 13. 1923. Elk, Northern State Bank Alvin Thoen Edward I.IcGrew R. W. Smith, Co. Treas. Anna Tl. Thompson Rockstad Hardware Co. H. P. Axelberg H. Rickhoff_ Herm. an.`'Grap undc. Bayfield �o. wank ,Wi s . NI. Lean Co. W. C. Foster Co. Jessie N. Smith Erick Erickson J. 1. Arnold Victor MIarkkula Floyd Church V. E. Brubaker Victor Salo Sarah Sandin Sam Gillis Alex Wattson. Louis Gordon Anna Ledin Arthur Collin Anna Peterson Brown Blodgett & Sperry Co. Rochester Germicide Co. Remington Typewriter Co. Thos. Upthegrove Isadore Rondeau C. M. Hoffman 01. C. Foster Co. Ed McManus S. J. Darwin August Hoffman Estab-rook-Downs Co. August Hoffman Edgar Martin R. T. Ripple Fred Traverse. C. E. Clark A. F. Finkbinder Bessie Alcorn Geo. Armbuster Sanatorium It Geo. F. Morgan Estabrook-Downs Co. Sanatorium Associated T;Ifg. Co. Amos Hanson Clarence Zanto John Howe Fordyce & Fordyce Mason State Bank J. P. 011-Talley Chicago Box & Crating Co. Rockstad Hardware Co. H. Granlund Jacob Froseth A. C. McPherson Mothers' Pension E. 11. .Torkko Bayfield County Bank C. F. Morris V. E. Brubaker. II 11 11 R. Cl. Smith Ernest Blaser Geo. Calder Axel Anderson Ashland General Hospital C. M. Heathausre J. W. TErder H. P. Axalberg Clausen-Oistad Co. Louis Jader Town of Iron River if t1 Mason A. 7ts1. unborn I:Torthwestern Fuel Co. Aount.y. Of I c ia1s' No,rth•e r n,1-:S1t a•t e• , _Bk . John Johns. n Victor Markkula Geo. Morgan 7[e1ty & Morke Circuit Court 25.46 Bounty 2.00 Redemption 157.99 Box Rent 1.00 Expense 97.49 Court House 6.65 Stamps 5.00 Bounty 2.00 Circuit Court, Indg. Sold. 110.00 Redemption 86("31 " 681.25 Expense 47.35 Bounty 12.00 " 9.93 rl 9.93 if 3.93 Co. Age-nt 55.20 Bounty 9e93 Blind Relief 25.00 11 It 150.00 11 It 25.00 u rt 25.00 n it 25.00 11 75.00 sl It 75.00 Office Supplies 90.20 County Nurse 23,25 Co. Agent and Co. Nurse 107.50 11-1uni cipal Court 14. 80 Bounty 9.93 Redemption 104.98 11 600.82 Bounty 10.00 Redemption 374.47 Municipal Court 2.50 Sanatorium 112.00 Municipal Court 2.50 Bounty 1.95 It 10.00 00 9.93 3.94 Supervising Teacher 61.27 Bounty 2.00 Sanatorium Maintenance 1A14.74 t1 Outlay 400.97 Court House (Ins) 57.00 If 11 " 146.31 Sanatorium Ponstruction 6535.90 Court House 31.25 Jail 6.72 Bounty 10.00 Redemption 95.75 Sanatorium (Ins) 45.36 Surveyor 2.50 District Attorney 5.00 Jail 4 t., 00 Court House and Jail 9.98 Bounty 10.00 Jail 7.00 Redemption 7.26 Mothers' Pension(Jan) 5615.00 Bounty 2.00 Indigent Soldiers, Circuit Court 11.50 Circuit Court 2.55 Expense 38.35 Salary 83.34 Circuit Court 34.40 Bounty 10.00 Expense ID Dog Licanse 10.60 Transient Poor 362.63 Redemption 21.52 If 477.57 Court House 176.70 11 or 176.70 Bounty 9.93 Transient Poor 127.10 „ e► 182.00 Redemption " 5.64 Court House 747.50 Salary 1831.15 Circuit Court 21.3.7 Bounty 9.93 it 19 .9 0 Court House 76.00 Co. Agent 1.00 1111 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYl+IELD COUNTY BOARD ---------- IFOVL11BER 13,--1923. - - Sanatorium G. Ruf i Sec of State V. E. Brubaker Hugo Dahl it Landraint Andrew Nelson Robert Reeves A. Yloody G. Braff Albert Deliver Hugo Jardine Bayfield County Bank D. E. Maxey A. Carrigan Clarence Thomas J. Yderstad H. P. Axelberg Nels T4,!yhre R. Smith J. J. Fisher Bayfield County Bank V. E. Brubaker H. P. Axelberg J. R. TJ:itchell Dr. Schlossmann A. A. Axley T. R. 'Spears Al Alorris Geo. Karow Uno Okkonen Wisconsin Telephone G,,). Pirnie & Son J. C. Gray Anna ri Thompson Ernest Blaser J. A. Anderson Gust Matt son Ole Arntson Sanatorium - n Ne 1 s Irlyhr e 11 It H. P. Axelberg J. Yderstad Allen IL'Iorris C. Ru:. me 1 Uptheg,rove & 12cGuire ti ti Floyd Church Laj,vrence Butterfield Geo. Calder Andrew Nelson Anna Guski County Officials Con. & Com. Trust & Savings Sanatorium T. A. Loveland J. H. Carroll Handy Ryan Abstracts Northland Sec. Co. Northwestern Fuel Co. Geo. �iJald Victor Miarkkula A. Nelson L. D: Pease Clarence Lanto Frank. Hanson Knute Knutson August Olson Sanatorium Floyd Church Andrew Erickson D. C. Bell Bayfield Co. Bank Martin Johnson V. E. Brubaker Carl Ekholm V. E. Brubaker Tlothers' Pension R. 'af. Smith Albel-t Nemec Uno Okkconen C. H. Flynn August Tiaebius, Erick Erickson Anna Thompson Wi s : Telephone Co. Elmer Thompson Geo. L. Pettingill ,J7. C. Foster Co. B. Ungrodt Bay Land Co. F. W. Rogers Payroll (Feb) Bounty Co. Nurse Expense Bounty it Jail Bounty tT T t1 Indigent Soldiers Redem-tion Judgments Bounty Election it it Municipal Court Redemption Indigent Soldiers Expense Co. Court 11 n n tt 13 it rt tt C.ourt House oo. Agent Bounty Telephone Co. Agent 1)og License Expense Bounty Redemption Bounty Court Houseand Jail Construction 11 Reg Of Feeds Eleetion PI to Court House Sanatorium Equipment " Construction , tt Bounty Expense Court House Mothers Pension Salary Fees on Bonds Yainteigance Redemption tl it ti ruel Bounty n It TT fi ii TT Payroll (Triarch) Bounty rl County Board Circuit Court _County Board Expense Jail Expense Mothers Pension Expense Bounty 11 Redemption Bounty Expense Telephone. Bounty Redemption it Court House Redemption 11 1,048.30 1.95 10.00 10.00 9.93 10.00 11.00 10.00 l0' 00 9.93 9.93 9.93 30.00 338.29 160.45 10.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 7.92 126.10 45.00 20.00 42.50 4.20 8.40 16.80 8.40 12.00 18.08 9.93 53.05 6.75 8.00 88.21 10.00 18.97 2.00 ` 2. 50 w �� 11972 .29 588.08 197.65 3.00_ 3.00 3.00 9.00 1700.00 1541.21 1500.00 9.94 10.00 2.00 19.50 25.00 2437.90 6.75 2097.39 73.93 87.55 171.05 29.84 615.25 10.00 20.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 1005.92 _A . 0 0 10.00 27.20 5.00 12.80 56.69 18.00 10.00 467.00 10.20 4.00 10.00 196.87 10.00 8.00 74.39 53.25 4 .,0 0 140.40 1616.20 37.54 643.16 15.13 L_ ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYw ISLD COUNTY BOARD NOVEMBER 13, 1923. - - - - - ------ ---------- I W. C. foster Co, Redemption ?674.40 D. 1 . Kaxcy It 282.47 Edward F. Bauer Sanatorium Const. 953.92 Nels Myhre Expense 33.00 17m. Frets Bounty 2.00 Frank Hanson " 2.00 G. A. Campbell Assessment 1.66 C. F. Johnson " 1.48 I 0. V. McCoy it 4.48 Samuel Porter 1W1.18 A. E. Berg 2.92 j Peter Thorp '' 4.00 A: J. Layman 176.52 Frank Clock 3.16 Jacob Gillis =' 1.72 Sam Lindgren " 4.06 Y. F. Pettingill " 3.46 T. E. Johnson " 2.62 John Von Ende =' 2.20 A. J. Noid ° 2..62 James Gill =_ 2.38 Frank Klemm " 5.02 Yr6. John .Currier " 5.2 Oscar Niemesto P1 4.18 Thomas Opatik " 2,20 W� T. Gruver =' 5.62 Aaron Olson == 2.92 S. A. Feldmeier " 2.08 Chas. Reynolds " 3.70 I. J. Steen " 1.48 Thomas McDonald " 4.00 Carl Lundquist " 1.66 Henry Johnson " 1.06 The Con. Ins-. Co. County Fair Assn, 319.82 Sanatorium Maintenance 1,639.85 j ';Mashburn Lt; , & Pr. Co. Lights 8900 I ! Town bf Barksdale Community Fair 100.00 Bayfield "ounty Bank Indigent Soldiers 45.00_ V. E. Brubaker - Expense 10.00 Geo. Calder if 2.00 J: T,iij. Tarter Redemption 492.04 0"tto Morke Bounty 2.00 .-. Leslie North it 10.00 j Anna M. Thompson Expense 84.21 Jessie. N. Smith 50.43 ! j R- W . Smith " 1.00 T. A. Loveland Redemption 11.36 j The Parker Co. Co. Supt. 32.60 Geo. Posey Court House .35 ri et Jail 1.18 Line--a-Time: Mfg. `'o . Co. Clerk 15, 00 TTm. S. Matthews Municipal Court , 17.08 Mothers Pension for month of Mardh 632.00 Bayfield County Bank Indigent Soldiers& Mun.Court 27.20 E. Yderstad Expense 4.59 Bowron-l.lurray Co. Assessment 23.50 Melvina Joanis Mothers Pension 60,00 C. H. Swanby Court House 94.50 S. J. Darwin Redemption 277.27 County Officials Salary 2,1 7.88 V. E. Brubaker Expense 15.00 Anna M. Thompson t= 51.70 Elmer " Bounty 2,00 1.41m. Baker " 10.00 V. E. Brubaker Expense 68.76 Standard Oil Co. Co. Agent 11.50 Dewey Armbuster Bounty 10.,00 Geo. Pluck Court House and Jail 16:00 B. Ungrodt °' It 15.22 Northwestepn Fueld Co. Fuel 31.40 National Rubber Stamp Co. Supplies .70 Sanatorium Payroll (April) 1,031.51 'Washburn Lt . & Pr. Co. Lights 24.35 ':'Dater Co. Water 57.05 I Wisconsin Telephone Co. Telephone 52.45 W. C. Foster Co. Redemption 4,252.88 J. J. Fisher " 135.73 Nels Myhre ,Election 3.00 _ H. P. Axelberg " 3.00 _ E. Yderstad `_' 3.00 Bayfield County Bank Indigent Soldiers 80.00 F. X. Hineau hunicipal,Court 13.97 i ! Norman Pettingill Bounty 10.00 J. H: Packard Co. Board 6.45 Baker Land & Title Go. Redemption 23.11 A. W. Sanborn " 62.58 !)sr.4& ANNUAL T.fEETING OF TITS BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOV 1,,1BER 13, 1923. - -- - - - Sarah Sandin Blind Relief Sam Gillis Alex La.ttson Louis Gordon " °1 Anna: Ledin Arthur Collen 1t Anna. Person n rr Henry Stock Co. Agent Pirnie & Son rfNurse Pearce Tomkins Assessment E. Yderstad Nxpense Geo. B. Rinehart Co. Agent R. -ff. Smitl Iviunicipal Court and Co. Treas. Sanatorium Maintenance (April) John II. Anderson BountyBounty John Frick " "Afm. Pehrson " Nhi'., Frets Bowron"Murray Assessment United Chem. CO. Court House V. 1fi. Velsh Lfg. Co. Co. Supt . Jessie N. Smith Expense Northwestern Fuel Co. Yuel Anna Thompson Expense H. P,. Axelberg Co. Court Rm. S. Matthews 1,,4unicipal Court American Railway .Express Co. Clerk Anna, 'ihompson Expense Mothers Pension month of April Floyd Church Bounty Ed i+lodeen Assessment Everett. Moreland C. A. Runyan Elmer Jacobson John Glau " Arthur Anderson " Joe Nemetz Sr. " Li. B. Morris Edward Goulette Herman Johnson Arthur LZelstrand 01 Gabriel Westlund " Axel Anderson Albin Gidlof " John Kongas Anton Chvatik " Andrevi Mlessit H. Sootebeer " J. B: Haus Nick Sorenson " D. W. O'Connell H. C. Koening " Andrew Scharf Sr. Municipal Court Lovyne Francek " it Joseph " " It Lawrence " re It L. D. Pease " if Virs. Sophia Smolen " t° E. Lffax Glass. Justice Court Karl -Schellin " " Albert Burrows n it Julia Hill It It County Officials. Salary Harry Tuttle Bounty Northern State Bank Indigent Soldiers and Cir. Court Geo.•Calder Expense A. W. MacLeod Co. Court Jack DeBell Bounty Peter Duguay Court House Dr. B. Schlossmann County Court _R. ;,V. Smith Tlun. Court and Cir. Court Sanatorium Payroll (TJTay) Carl Atfestling Bounty Jennie Swanson 1,un. Uourt Allen LZorris Court House Louis Jarden Bounty Floyd Church Albert Nemec It V. E. Brubaker Expense ','Visconsin Telephone Co. Telephone John Peterson Bounty John Vroseth T4'Iun. Court Frank -Catlin bounty American Ry. Expre::3s '-�o. Assessment- V. E.-Brubaker Expense Bayf field County Bank Indigent `Soldiers ffEP h 99�YgFil Fuel Co. Due ty ;lashburn '.,",later �'v'orks ,.later FoIx Drug Store Co. Nurse, Jail, Court House Edna Brown Justice i ourt `.Washburn Lt. and Power Co. Lights Frank Schellin Justice Court Mr;. Geo. Clark Court House 25.00 75.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 75.00 75.00 16.05 1.48 45.28 5.00 5.50 23.44 2,024.44 28.00 2.00 2.00 12.00 22.00 6.00 6.87 39.97 31.40 71.34 5.00 29.14 1.87 5.00 612.00 10.00 7.08 _l1. 88 9.72 8.16 10 . 80' 9.72 6.72 11.04 9.36 7.80 7.68 8.76 12.84 10.80 10.32 4.44 9.36 11.40 10.32 8.52 6.12 7.56 2.32 2. 32 .32 2 2:6.40 4.64 4.08 4.08 4.08 .16 2,297.89 10.00 27.50 2.00 3.00 2.00 4.10 8.40 27.77 977.50 10.00 2.32 4.00 10.00 34.00 2.00 10.00 66.57 10.00 5.00 2.00 3.09 72.82 80.00 10.00 31.40 57.05 11.45 5.00 22.15 4.08 10.00 ANNUAL % 1ETING OF TIC; BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD 1,c) ti7F,T41T)ER 13 ,_19 2 3 :-- Nels Myhre C . 17. Sibbald U. E. Squires Sanatorium t! B. H. Jacklin Olson & Olson Wm. Codotte C . �I. Ronhauser Ole Holm I Amos Hanson Estabrook- Doyens R. A. Gallup V. E. Brubaker j Victor Anderson. Jessie N.' Smith. Andrew Nelson J. A. Rivers R.- W. Smith Geo. Curry H. Lamont i°(m. Arntson E. F. Daniels TT.rtin Johnson Floyd Church i E. Yderstad Hall Button yR'. H. Davis Northwestern Fuel Co. C . M. Swanby .',Tony Nicholeski Standard Oil Co. C , j;7. Thomas Peter Goulait Bowron-I�iurray Co. Ferris Gordon Mason State Bank American Surety Co. Dr. M. S. Hosmer West Disinfecting Co. i John 11. Conroy Mothers Pension R. H. Rassmusse.n Mason State Bank Vere B®genrief J. A. McDonald Fred 11-alden Florence Farm j K_nute Knutson Fred Travers Frank Catlin f County Officials TTalter Anderson Anna M. Thompson Clausen-Gistad Co. Rochester Germicide Co. Rockstad Hardwaffe Co. J. J. C, mpbell Northern State Bank Bessie Alcorn Sanatorium l Washburn Lt . & Power Co. Geo. Calder H. S. Kaliher Herman Radloff Fred Travers J. A. Sheridan Washburn Lt. & Power Co. Wisconsin Telephone Co. V. E. Brubaker 111m. S. Matthews Doyle & Rummel V. E. Brubaker Peter Goulait Jacob Ga.z.dik Gordon 0. 1.,Iatthews Bayfield County Bank Broviin Motor Co. James Trio ran sr. E. H. Thom_�son Charles Scribners' Sons. Hammond & Stephens Co. The Parker Co. Bayfield County Bank Bessie Alcorn De !;,Tars Bros. Jessie N. Smith H. P. Axelberg T. R. Spears A. A. Axley Fred G. Johnson j J. W. Tarter R. W. Smith i Mason State Bank Expense Bounty It Mn, intenance It Bounty Court House and Co. Clerk Bounty it Municipal Court Co. Supt. Court House Dog License Expense Bounty Expense Court House County Board it 11 if It it !i ri re I! Ft it tP Bounty Co. Clerk Bounty 11 Yue1 Court House Bounty Co. Agent Bounty It Co. Treas. C o . .Sup t . Tu'Iunicipal Court Co. Court Purec:ir Sanatorium Court House Co. Physician Mothers Pension Co. Agent t► It Court House Circuit Court Bounty County Agent Bounty !! !! Salary Bounty Expense Circuit Court Court House Court House and Jail Bounty Circuit Court Expense Maintenance Lights Expense Court House Bounty It CO. Jail Lights Telephone Expense-, T,1unicipal Court Sanator_um Construction Community Fairs Bounty n tP Indigent. Soldiers Co. Agent !! it n rr tt Supt. Fr et n PR Indigent Soldiers, Justice Co. Expense Co. Supt. Expense iCo. Court if tl !P n PI 11 er n Expe._se Co. Clerk 10.00 12.00 -28.00 1,483.66 400.77 8.00 8.97 10.00 8.00 6.00 Oil .35 30.40 1.80 15.00 14.00 31.63 15.00 5.00 500.34 14.88 18.36 4.12 11.60 4.00 10.00 150.00 16.00 10.00 26.45 l7.65 10.00 19.80 10.00 10.00 4.50 3.00 2.50 8.00 200.00 15:a00 13.79 554.50 20.00 21.36 5.00 26.80 2.00 57.75 10.00 20.00 2.00 a45.36 10.00 63.92 12.50 13.23 11.43 32.00 4.00 97.15 1.,087.42 26.45 .00 1.50 10.00 16.00 8.63 3.60 63.55 10.00 30.04 607.87 112.51 10.00 10.00 10.00 35.00 173.75 21.00 17.50 5.40 83.66 32.30 46.12 102.59 47.00. 38.43 126.75 16.80 16.80 10.00 6.00 10.00 4.80 30 AI`?NUAL IJEE.T ING OF THE- BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD -- - - - NOVI;NBER 13, 1923. R. ortrkzern. State Bank Circuit .Court R. V �hi�h Hun. Court and. Cir. Court. Wm. E. Fuller Bounty V. E. :Brubaker Expense Ed Flodeen brothers PensAon Elmer Erickson John H. Anderson Northwestern Fuel Co. County Officials. Sanatorium Sarah Sandin Sam Gillis Alex Mattson Louis Gordon Arthur Collen V. E. Brubaker John F. banning Nick Soronsen Dr. Schlossmann Bayfield County Bank Wa i n o Wi l s o n Washburn Light &: Power Co. " Water Co. Sanatorium D . A. McNaught Victor Popolinski Mabel Rhody n r1 Grace Robey Mrs. Inga Nelson Sanatorium Beret Erickson Cable State Bank Wm. S. Matthews John Glau J. A. Johnson Wis. Telephone Co. Bayfaeld County Bank Geo. Calder Cable StateBank J. J. Fisher Andrew Messit Sanatorium H. C. Koenig Mothers Pension County Officials Gertrude Wallace John Froseth Northern State Bank R . A. Smith F. H. Bartlett Wm. Arntso n Wm. Potvin 0. B. Lawrenz Grand & Maki Sanatorium Washburn Lt. & Power Co. Allen Morris H. P. Axelberg Rockstad Hardware Co. Douglas County Treas. Wisconsin Telephone Co. V. E. Brubaker Sanatorium 11 R. T. Smith Fels Pearson E. Drayse B. Ungrodt Washburn Water Co. Floyd Gray Abe Anderson Beret Erickson Bayfield County Bank Cable State Lank Alex Nelson J. B. Haus Albin Gidlof Wis. State Treas. V. E. Brubaker Sanatorium . rr +r Allan Gordon Myrtle Anderson Mothers Pension Herman E. Johnson Bayfield County Fair Assn. `Halter E. Jones Dog License bothe.ra.Pension (June)' Dog License Bounty fuel Salary Maintenance Blind Relief n u „ TI Tr n n n Expense Municipal Court Dog License Co. Jail Municipal Court Dog License Lights Water hainteneance. Dog License. Municipal Court tr re n rr n u n u Ma.i.ntena,nce bothez s Pension Municipal Court if ee Dog License n n Telephone Hun. Court and Indigent Soldiers Expense Municipal Court. Expense Dog License Maintenance Dog License. Mothers Pension Salary Mothers Pension Expense Municipal! Court Co. Board n tl n fT i� e8 Co. Clerk Maintenance Lights Court House and Jail County Court Court House Circuit Court Telephone Expense Maintenance Construction Expense Blind Relief Co. Jail Jail and Court House Water Dog License It It Mothers Pension Cir. Court and Indigent Soldiers Fun. Court Doi; License +1 IT n n n n Expense Maintenance Construction n Maintenance Municipal Court Testimony Mothers Pension Dog License Co. Fair Indigent Soldiers 108.50 15..16 10;00 10.00 11425 649.50 9.75 10.00 21.50 2,385.61 974.51 5.00 75.00 25.00 25.00 75.00 20.93 2.16 6.15 8.16 6.48 4.05 19.80 35. 30 140 .0 0 6.00 2.32 2.16 4.32 2.16 2.16 25.00 10.00 68.22 25.75 7.65 6.90 64.95 80.76 2.00 20.32 43.73 5.40 1,871.34 15.75 511.50 2,345.04 40e00 5.00 4. 32 451.50 16.3e 8.12 12.36 19.20 5.00 1,116.72 26.10 40.50 7.28 66.98 665.75 50.40 27.97 1,440.87 634,56 10.00 25.00 12.00 15.50 21.75 12.00 24.00 12. 00• 71.88 10.56 8.85 n .i0 1.95 [054.25 25.00 1,786.99 74.65 87.64 50.81 54.10 17.60 536.50 7.35 1,180.18 20.00 . ANNJAL MEETING OF TI-TE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD ! Katherine Howell Expense 48.94 i Mrs.: A. Leighton Indigent Soldiers 35.00 h;Tary Doers. Mothers Pension 15.00 H. P. Axelberg Co. Nurse 11.23 Agnes 77. Reid 1t it 8.00 Sanatorium 11aintenance 1,123.27 V. B. Brubaker Expense 23.30 Mrs. J. Gasman Indigent Soldiers 50.00 Arthur 1J. Anderson Dog License 10.95 B. Ungrodt Co. Jail and Court House 12.24 Axel Anderson Dog License 1.95 Andrew Pristach P1 if 6:30 j Wis. Telephone Vo. Telephone 53.65 Laura Holman Testimony 12.80 Rose Norton Mothers Pension 20.00 Elma E. Mitchell 40.00 Geo. Calder Expense 2000 Joe Kerensky Municipal Court 6.56 Jos. Luedtke r " 6.56 Harvey Sootebeer Dog License 3.60 James 1.,!oran Co. Agent 16.80 j John N. Johnson Municipal Court 6.56 H. P. Axelberg Court House 48.40 Drummond Community Fair Community Fair 100.00 Bayfield County B_.;nk Soldiers Relief and Mun. Court 103.04 i Wally O'Connell Justice Court 1.62 j P;lothers Pensi on I��iothers Pension 706.50 V. E. Brubaker Expense 10:00 John Froseth Expense 3.00 Sanatorium 1�•a.intenance 2,057.59 " Construction 185.50 County Officials Salary 2,535:85 Limos 19. Hanson Court House 9.50 'Sanatorium Payroll (Oct.) 1,132.67 'Northwestern Fuel Co. Fuel 86.00 Laura Holman Testimony '3.15 I.Irs. P. Gilstad Municipal Court 6.96 0. Seestrom Co. Court 1'3. 50 Mrs. Bert I.Welsh Municipal Court 6.96 Walter E. Jones Indigent Soldiers 20.00 Chicago Box & Crating Co. Court House 4.00 Bayfield County Bank Soldiers Relief 212.00 Verner Oman Municipal Court 3.28 1�. W. Smith it It 6:56 `,ffis. Telephone Co. Telephone 56.65 V! shburn -:rater i�orks `'Iai er 57.05 Adeline Starker Sanatorium Maintenance 30.33 Bayfield County Bank Soldiers Relief 5,2 50 R. W. Smith Expense 9:00 11. P. Axelberg Co. Court 95.00 D. R. Thomson Circuit Court 15.40 Sarah Sandin Blind Relief 25.00 Sarn Gillis. " " 75.00 Alex Mattson 25.00 Louis Gordon " e' 25.00 Arthur Collen " " 75.00 A. Axley Co. Court 20.80 T. R. Spears it " 21.00 B: Schlossmann IT " 8.40 F. G. Johnson " 4100 Samuel Pickett " " 4.80 H. G. 11'e tens " " 4:80 Washburn Community Fair Uonuliunity Fair 100.00 Cable " " " " 100.00 V. E. Brubaker Expense 30.04 Town of Clover Com. " Coivnunity Fair 100.00 Inga 1r1Iallum 5.00 Mrs. Clifford-,Westcott " '° 25.00 Emy I4Tarie 111ollenhoff �'ircuit Court 8.10 isaac Hubbard if " 3.10 Sanatorium Maintenance 2,558.43 " Construction 74.39 V. E. Brubaker Expense 15.00 Geo. Calder " '.00 Bemis Bros. Bag Co. Exhibiting 18.15 Mason Community Fair Community Fair 100.00 j Raymond Wilder Justice Court 2.46 City of We. shbLi.rn Co. Jail 7.00 IMothers. Pension Mothers Pension 564.00 Town of Bayfield Dog License 54.37 " 11 Barksdale 1t " 144.41 Bayview Qe to 97.69 ee rr Bell 56.92 Cable 102.79 Clover 90.90 n er Eileen " 'e M' 8. 13 Hughes " " 51.06 Iron River 92.60 cr er Kelly er rr 73.91 ., w.y,....., a. 32 ANNUAL_ MEETING OF T? �; BAY_t IE LD 90UNTY BOARD NO V'i�I0ER Town of Keystone Dog License 84.10 Lincoln " 11 11.7.23 ►t to Mason " U 98.63 Namekagon " It 48.42 Orienta " Is 17.84 Oulu " it 160.56 Pilsen ti 94.30 n rr Pratt " it 118.08 Tripp " it 77:30 Washburn ° It 151.21 Village of Cable " It 20.38 City of Bayfield " tt 94.29 11 " Washburn " to 260.79 County Officials. Salary 2,580.04 -Katherine Howell Expense 55,92 Bayfield Com. Fair Community :Fair 100.00 'Christine Svendson- Mothers Pension 30.00 Margaret Hebert I1 11 45.00 Bayfield County -Bank County Judge 4.16 Wi, the undersigned committee on Sheriffs', Justices' and constables' -bills, beg to recommend that the County Clerk be authorized to draw orders for amounts showniin column headed "allowed." Claimant Purpose Gust Young Pirnie & Son City Garage A. I. Lien Gust Young B. Schlossmann James M. Long Andy Murray Debars Bros. Pirnie & Son City Garage Gust Young Henry Viege Andy Murray :James Mf Long,:,: i .. Standard Oil Co. Emmet Biss et al Gust Young B. Ungrodt Peavey Rub-. Co. Amos Hanson John McDonald " n Welty & Yorke Pirnie & Sons fa,shburn Printing Co. J. E. Andre J. A. McDonald H. C. Miller Co. J. E. Andre J. A. McDonald tt ,t 11 Peter Kjarwick Harold Stark Otto Regelein J. A. McDonald Wardner & Holman I. Berman John McDonald Mashburn Printing Co. Gust Young _... Ike Berman J. A. McDonald F. X. Mineau Sec. of State D. C. Bell Pirnie & Son Henry Stock James McLaughlin John A. McDonald Washburn Printing Co. Gust Young John A. McDonald Standard Oil Co. Thoreson & Stock J. E. Andre Standard Oil Co. Gmandview Motor Co. John A. McDonald H. C. Miller Co. John A. McDonald DeMarsBros. :Fritz -Cross Co. Allowed Work on Sheriff's Car Repair " " tt It t, Supplies for Insane Work on Sheriff's Car Ex. of Patient Board of prisoners (Nov) Conveyance of prisoners Tires Oil Repair On Car Work on car Dashborad for car Conveyance of Prisoners Board of Prisoners Oil and gas Care of insane Work on car Supplies for sheriff 11 " [' office it LI It 11 Expense Board of prismners.(Jan) Charging Battery Repair Printing Transportation of insane Conveyance of prisoners Stationery and Supplies Transportation of insane Board and conveyance of prisoners (Feb) It it II Committee work and mileage " It 1r ti tt 1.tt Trip for P. Wolfe Supplies for insane II ti Board of prisoners (March) Adv. Sheriff's car Mork on Sheriff's car Requisition Conveyance of prisoners Committing Ole Johnson License for car Printing Auto Ignition care of prisoner n n Board " (April) Printing Wcrk on bar Expense Gil and gas Repair on car Conveyance of prisoners Gas New Void bal. Expense Printing Board of prisoners and expense (May) Sheriff's car Stationery 10.00 4.15 5.00 5.50 2.50 15.00 165.00 -360 .29 15.45 ;75 1.15 5.00 3.00 82.58 222.40 30.36 13.45 5.00 1.50 83.02 6.00 85.02 86.75 1.00 2.65 1.65 29.24 66:88 53.23 23.61 99.01 31..11 4.72 5.44 5.44 190.84 13.10 6.50 65.25 2.10 15.00 9.94 67.63 10.69 10.00 2.50 .80 16.05 16.02 135.86 60.12 71.00 13.75 5.00 26.00 9.68 1.75 8.50 11.00 201.50 24.00 11. 1`7 70.32. 36.00 5.75 ANNUAL EEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOr'11-'1D N 0 L+ IfIB: M - 13 , _ 19 2 3 .__ _ 33 j Kinstler & Son Car Repairs. Fritz -.Cross Co. Stationery John A. IficDonald Board and conveyance of prisoners John A. ZCicDona:ld Shortage on Check #11127 j Emmet Biss Care of Prisoner %ATardner & Holman Requisition C D R . ee se Badges Deltars Bros. Tires. and oil F. X. T,Iineau Conveyance of prisoner Standard Oil Co. Oil and gas National Sales & Service Co. Supplies John A. McDonald Conveyance of prisoner and expense Gust Young ':York on Car John A. McDonald Board of prisoners (July) J. E. Andre Services as undersheriff Standard Oil Co. Gas. J. A. 1hcDona-ld Board of Prisoners (Aug.) Conveyance it Board of Prisoners (Sept.) Conveyance and express Standard Odl Co. Gas John A. McDonald Conveyance of prisoners Gust Young Labor on car H. C. Miller Co. Office supplies Standard Oil Co. Gas Fritz -Cross Co. i Office Supplies 1.75 5.75 252.55 74.94 1.50 25.25 �7.63 4.35 9.05 47,00 2 2.50 124.04 5.50 14.00 4.00 11.00 16.75 53.05 70.25 75.55 15.25 87.11 5.50 1.00 7:70 1.00 Respectfully submitted, Otto Regelein P. Kjarvick i i Motion was made and seconded that the above be accepted. Motion carried. � I NAS:� Or CLAIMANT i A+.LMITE ILIEGAL TAXES ! A. W. MacLeod 19.40 Baker Lend & Title Co. 115.96 l'. W. Rogers 62.62 F. Iff. Rogers �. 27.ti0 Beatrix F. Howard .24 45.2 i Iv. C. Foster Co. VT. C. Foster Co. ; 11�..96 Baker Land & Title Co. 29.65 Rust, -.Owen Lumber Co. �' Jahn J. Fisher 27.44 .03 Trustbe Board of Wis. 189.91 j A. VT. IdIa c Le o d 6.86 " W. C. Foster Co. C;8.12 n n r► tc 27.55 n +r +r u 94.64 Baker Land & Title Co. 1:2.98 A. ti1,r. IL- cLeod 958 'V7- C. Foster Co. 23..89 n ++ n n 26.69 It cr u eo 24.19 F. D. Fulton 10.51 VI. C. Foster Co. 577'.83 it it It r+ 39.03 J. I. Tartar 23.07 Boutin.Lumber Co. 354.88 Midland Securities Co. 15.38 Respectfully Submitted, T.ilike Y-orris Luke Lavin _ J. -Baker i The follo,,ving bonding resolution was -;resented to the board and recommended by the committee: Resolution outlining the work for which Highway Bonds to the amount of $30,000.00 are to be issued. j i ?Ihereas the County State Road and Bridge Committee of Ba.yfl.eld ! County has submitted at this November 1923, annual meeting of the Bayfield County Board, a report and -recommendation of the highway inprovements which they deem necessary in said County for the year 1924 I which s"id recommendations v;:;r-a include the work ' hereinafter mentioned, and will I cost the suns hereinafter set forth: t I c� ANNUAL MIEETING OF THEI BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVEI:BER 13, 1923. - - Be it resolaed by the -County Board of Bayfield County duly assembled in I annual 1923 meeting that Bayfield County shall provide and pay for the following i improvement of the prospective state highway known as County Trunk C, by building a bridge and approaches thereto over Sioux River in the Town of ',Mashburn on said County Trunk C, at the cost herein provided, and that the estimate of the cost thereof, as made by the County State Road and Bridge Cornmittee, to=wit, Thirty Thousand Dollars (p30,000.00), be and the same is hereby approved and adopted. I Be it Further Resolved that it is the intention and policy of the County Board of Bayfield County to appropriate.and levy upon all taxable property of I Bayfield County the total amount which said county Board is authorized to appropriate I i for highway purposes at this time, and to raise the balance of the money necessary to carry out the plans., program and projects. of highway improvement hereinbefore referred to, by issuing the bonds of Bayfield County for such sure as may be neces- sary , and that the District Attorney of Bayfield County be, and he is hereby directed! to prepare a resolution to provide for -L•he issue of bonds of Bayfield County for i the purpose of carrying this resolution into effect. Dated November 13th, 1923. Approved Donald C. Bell Chairman Attest: Ludtrrig Tranmal County Clerk. A RESOLUTION to provide for the issuing of non-taxable, s.em-annual interest payment coupon bonds of Bayfield County, to raise money for the improvement of certain portions of the system of prospective state highways in Bayfield County, to -wit, for building a bridge with approaches. thereto over Sioux River on County Trunk C. 'WHEi—EAS the County Board of Bayfield County has this day adopted -a resolution providing for the improvement of certain portions of the system of prospective state hi.ghti^guys, and has thereby decided upon the amount to be expended on said specified improvements; AND 'WHEPREAS it will be necessary to issue the bonds of said County to the sum and amount of Thirty Thousand Dollars (p30,000.00) to raise the money t'o make the improvements specified in said resolutio6; namely, to build a bridge with approaches thereto over and acorss Sioux River, on County Trunk C. NOW 'I't.IEREPOR2, "13E' IT RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayf:;-eld County, assembled in annual meeting thereof, duly called, convened and held uhis 13th day of IToveirzber, 1923,.as follows: Section 1. That Bayfield County raise the Burn of Thirty Thousand Dollars (p30,000.00) to pay for said improvements to be made in the year 1924, r;.nd that said sum be raised by issuing non-tonable, semi-annual interest payment coupon serial bonds for said county, bearing interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum. Section 2. That said bonds shall be in a form to be approved by the State i Highway Commission of the State of 1,7isconsin, and the blank bonds, ready for signing, i shall be printed under the direction of said State Highway Commission in the manner I provided by law. A-11?TNAL IvElIETING O 'TTU� BACfFIE?�D COUNTY BOI'iRD NOVEMBER, 13, 1.923. Section 3. Said bonds shall consist of sixty (60) bonds of the par value of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) each, the total amount of siad bond issue to i be as aforesaid, Thirty Thousand Dollars (;1�30,000.00), and siad bonds shall be numbered from one 1 to sixty ) s ( ) y (60 both number,. inclusive. i Section 4. Said bonds shall bear dateAof April, 1924. I i Bonds one (1) to six (6), both numbers inclusive, shall be made payable i I and become due on the lst day of April, 1928; I Bonds numbered seven (7) to twelve (12), both numbers inclusive, shall be j i made payable and become due on the lst day of April, 1929; i Bonds numbered thirteen (13) to eighteen (18), both numbers inclusive, shall be made payable and become due on the lst day of April, 1930; Bonds numbered ninteen 19 to twenty-four(24), ( ) y- both numbers inclusive, shall be made payable -,-1nd become due on the Ist day of April, 1931; Bonds numbered twenty-five (25) to thirty (30), both numbers inclusive, I shall be made payable and become due on the lst day of April, 1932; Bonds numbered thirty-one (31) to thirty-six (36), both numbers inclusive, i shall be made :ayxble and become due on the lst day of April, 1933; j Bonds numbered thirty-seven (37) to forty-two (42), both numbers inclusive, shall be made payable and become due on the 1st day of April, 1934; Bonds numbered forty-three (43) to forty-eight (48), both numbers inclusive, I shall be made payable and become due on the lst day of April, 1935; Bonds numbered forty-nine (49) to fifty-four (54),.both numbers inclusive, I I shall be made payable and become due on the lst day of April, 1936; Bonds numbered fifty-five. 55 to sixty Y- ( ) y (60), both numbers inclusive, shall be made payable and beco(iiie due on the lst day of April, 1937; Section 5. The interest on sad d bonds shall be made payable and become due on the lst day of Octoi::)er and the lst day of April, in each year, the first I semi-annual payment of said interest on said bonds shall be made on the lst i day of October, 1924, and like payments on the lst day of April and the 1st day of October in each year thereafter, until said bonds shall be paid and retired. Section 6. The Chairman of the County Board of Bayfield County, County ! Clerk of said County, and the Chairman of the County State Road and Bridge Committee of said -County are hereby instructed to negotiate the sale of and ! i sell said bonds for cash, at nor less than Par. Their shall advertise and offer said bonds -for sale to the highest bidder, and sell and dispose of the ! same, so as to have the moneycavailable for use in the early part of the year � � I 1924. Section 7. Said bonds, principal and interest, shall be made payable at I Continental Commercial Trust and Savings Bank at Chicago, Ill. Section 8. That there be, and there is hereby levied upon all taxable I property, of Bayfield County, a direct annual. tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds as it falls due, and to pay the principal within the time hereinbefore fixed therefor,, e� AN1,MAL N!E11' ZING OF TEE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NO.VED"MER 13, 1923. That the sums so levied uDon the taxab_6 property' of B,,,yfield County, and provided for the purpose of paying the principal and interest on said bonds for j the several years when the same shall become due is as follows: j i I u There is appropriated and levied for the year 1923 and shall be collected to discharge -the interest on said bonds due October 1, 19-24, the sum of Seven Hundred - Fifty Dollars (�750.00), and there is hereby levied and shall be collected for the i j pp4yment of said principal and interest, as. the same falls due, in eu_ch of the years. hereafter, the following,b-ums, to -wit: I In the ye.ar,1924, One Thousand Five Hundred :Dollars ($1,500.00); i In the year 1925, One Thousand hive Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00); In the year 1926, One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (jP1,500.00); i In the year,1927, Four Thousand Four Hundred Twenty -.five i)ollars (4 ,425:00); In.the year 1928, Four Thousand Two Hundred Seventy-five Dollars (4�4,275.00}; In the year 1,929, Four Thousand One Hundred Twenty-five Dollars (j54,125.00); I I In the year 1930, Three Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-five Dollars ($3,975.00); In the year 1931, Three Thousand Fight Hundred Tinenty-five Dollars ($3,825.00); In the year 1932, Three 'Thousand Six Hundred Seventy-five Dollars In the year 1933, Three Thousand Five Hundred Twenty-five Dollars (�,3,52:5.00) • I In the year 1934, Three Thousand Three Hundred Seventy-five Dollars (,�3,375.00);j i In ti-le year. 1935, Three Thousand Two Hundred Twenty-five Dollars (�,13,225.00); In the year 1936, Three Thousand Seventy-five Dollars (f�3,075.00); Section 9.• It has been determined and is hereby deterrmined, declared and, represented by the County Board of Bayfiel.d County and by Bayfield County that the assessed valuation of Bayf:Leld County, as equalized by the Tax Commission of the i State of.':Iisconsin for the year 1922 is the sum of �28,163,092.00, !and that said j sum of 'Thirty Thousand Dollars (y�3Q,000.00) does not exceed two -fifths of one per I centum of the total assessed valuation of said county, and that the total amount of I I bonds outstanding at any time by the sole action of the County Board of Bayfield County, under the provisions of Sections 67.13 and 67.14, including the bonds here- by authorized, does not exceed one per centum of the total assessed valuation of said county, and that the total indebtedness of said county does not and will not, including the bonds hereby authorized, exceed the five'per cent. constitutional j limit of indebtedness. i Dated this 13th day of November, 1923. j 0. M. Axness I Approve` Chairman Attest:(�4 Count C: erk j 14otion made and seconded that the bonding resolution be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote: HAYS: None. AYES: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Kjarwick, Baker, Karow, .Ewing, Soronen, � Ti�rtlett, Curry, Morris, Helmer, Squires, Velstrand, Kobelt, Axness, i Lawrenz, Froney, Taipale, Mi.halak, Okerstrom, Habelt, Lamont, Lavin, ! Tetzner, '�,7achsriuth, Boutin, Goulette, ','larder_, Arntson, Handberg, Posey, Potvin, Bell. Total, thirty-four. 3-7 APT TUA"L'. %IEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY -KARD NO Vl, 'IBER 13, 1923. 1u'.otion was made and seconded that the report of the County, State Road and Bridge Committee be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried Motion was made and seconded that the Board adjourn until seven o'clock P. N1. Roll call showed the following vote: AYES: Nourse, Soronen, Curry, Morris, Helmer, Squires, Koblt;:;, ;Anetis._L�zwrenz, Froney, _Ahalak, Habelt, Lamont, iflachsmuth, Boutin, Goulette, .7arden, Handberg, Bell. Total, Nineteen. NAYS: Regelein, Pease, Kjarwick, :Baker, Karow, Ewing, Iffelstrand, Taipale, Okerstrom, ? vifn; , T.0A-,7_neJ!, ._lrntson, Posey, Potvin. Total, Fourteen. Meeting was called to order by Chairman Donald C. Bell, at seven O'clock P.31. Roll call showed the following members present: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Baker, Karov,i, Ewing, Soronen, Morris, Helmer, Squires, 111elstrand, Kobelt, Axenss, Lawrenz, t+Toney, Taipale, ?J-,ihalak, Hablet, Lamont, Lavin, "1aEhsmuth, Boutin, Goulette, Warden, Arntson, Posey, Potvin., Bell,. The following resolution was then read: RESOLUTION TO STATE IIIGHSPIAY C OldKI S SION.-, [/HI,RE'A8 the location of a cross state trunk leading from Glidden to Cable, greatly facilitate tourist traffic to Northern '�lisconsin. BE IT RESOLVED, the Bayfield County Board, in annual session convened, that I it protests against the location of State Highway from Glidden to Hayward and requests that the,Commission reconsider its action and that such contemplated highway be located from Highway 13 at Glidden to Highway 214 at Cable, adopting as a part of said new location, County Trunk "D" which has been sufficiently improved to make it available for that purpose. 0. Lawrenz Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted and that the clerk be instructed to forward a certified copy of same to the ',,risconsin Highway Commission. !,Action carried. The follolsiing resolution in regard to the County tax and the County ;school Tax was then read: A resolution to levy State and County Tax 'and other charges upon the 1923 tax roll. Be it resolved by the County Board of ,supervisors at its annual 1923 session that there be and -.-,here is hereby appropriated and levied -against all the taxable property of Bayfield County the following items, to- ,it: Q For State Tax, the sum of 43,688.79 { S For two mill Highway levy, the sum of 53,035.50 tlor -.11 ot'rier items of budget as adopted this day, the sum of 112, 290 . 50 Total �;209,014.79 RESOLVED FURTHER-, That there is hereby levied the sum of !$27 , 284. 83 to provide for the County School Tax for the support of the Common Schools for the I ' j . i ensuing year, such amount to be charged and apportioned to each of she several ; municipalities in said county by the County Clerk at the rate of 3.97 for each person of school age residing in the school district therein �ahich maintain schools as required by lain as the same have been or shall be certified and returned I ' to said County Clerk in accordance with law, and further, as the number of such school children has been determined and properly certified to the said county clerk by the proper authoritie-s, and in accordance with Section 1074-1 of the Statutes, is as follows: i Barksdale 234 928.98 Barnes 46 186.66 Bayfield--Town 241 956.77 Bayfield--City 546 2,167.62 Bayview 211 837.67 Bell 130 530.10 Cable --Town 158 627.26 Cable, --Village 82 325.54 Clover 127 504.19 Drummond 259 1,OL8.23 Eileen 391 1,552.27 38 ANNIUAL T•rFT',ETIT\1_G OF `1'IIE. BAYFIELD COUNTY BW\.RD ---- -- NO VEIVTBER 13 , 1923 i Hughes 95 Iron River 302 Kelly 210 Keystone 276 Lincoln 169 Mason 339 Nmaekagon 36 Orienta 121 Oulu 539 - Pilsen 252 Port 71ling 252 Pratt 169 Russe.11 137 Tripp 1 2 Washburn 284 1,77ashburn--City 1,053 Total 6,785 Dated this 13th day of November.., 1923. 1,198.94 833.70 1,095.72 670.93 1,345.83 142.92 480.37 2,139.83 1,000.44 1,000.44 670.93 543.89 494.10- 1,127.48 4,196.29 27,284.83 Donald C. Bell Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted, and that the above 'mounts, be levied against the taxing districts of the County as required by law. Roll call showed the following vote: NAYS: None. AYES: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Baker, Karow, Ewing, Soronen, T!=orris, Helmer, Squires Hlelstrand, Kobelt, fLxness, Lawrenz, FToney, T.aipale, i Tdihalak, Hablet, Lamont., Lavin, 'Uachsinuth, Boutin, Goulette, V7arden, 1 Arntson, Posey, Potvir_, Bell. Total, twenty-seven. The following resolution was then presented to the. Board: Resolved that the county clerk be instructed to hold- the appropriatlion for subject � the Iron River Dam Project, ect to the resolution as j � passed ,earlier in this session, providing for settlement of the County's claim for damages. %Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. Roll call showed the following vote: i i S• T o r,• � y i AYE,. Tour„e, Re�,e_eir;, �arow, Soronen., Curry, Squires, T;�elstrand, Kobelt, � Axness, l+roney, Hablet, Lamont, Boutin, Arntson, Posey, Potvin, Bell. `.Total, seventeeh'. TZ'lYS: Pease, Baker, Ewing, Morris, Helmer, 1ihalak, Lavin, 11achsmuth, - Goulette, V7ardem, Total, Ten. I The following resolution was then read: RESOL-ED, by the County Board of Bayfield County, That the County Judge of Bayfield County be, and he is hereby authorized to attend the rti.eeting of the Board of County Judges at the expense of said county, as provided by Chapter 406, Laws of 1917. 0. M. Axne ss Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. lv�.otion carried. The following resolution was then read: SOLVED, by the County Board of Bayfield County, `1'hat the chairman of the I County Board of supervisors be, and he is hereby authorized to attend the meeting of the County Board Chairman, at the expense of the said county as provided by law. Motion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. PJlotion carried. The report of the County Superintendent of Schools was on proper motion i ordered placed on file. Motion carried. The following resolution was then read: BE IT RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield Cou .ty, that the per diem mileage -and. committee work 'be allowed to each member of the County Board as listed below, and the .treasurer is hereby ordered to pay such money and the chairman and the county clerk are hereby instructed. to issue an order for the total amount of the sums listed below: SIGNED: Don. C. Bell ANNUAL 1 EET ING .OF . `i'HE. BAYF+ IELD.- _COUI� TY BOARD _ NOVEIVI=1 - 13, 1 3. Name Per Diem Iililea&?;e Comm. 'Work 1�,Iileag e Total Harvey Nourse I 4 1.44 8 2.88 16.32 Otto Regelein 4 1.44 20 1.44 26.88 L. D. Pease I 12 7.20 16 7.20 42.40 Peter Kjarvick 4 .72 20 .72 25.44 James Baker 12 4.84 16 4.84 37.68 George Karow 12 6.08 18.08 i i Vha. Ewing 12 6.08 18.08 i i Peter Soronen 12 9.04 21.04 f F. H. Bartlett 12 4.32 16:32 George Curry 12 2.88 14.86 M. 1B- . Morris 12 5.64- 12 5.,64 35.28 lul. C. Helmer 12 4.80 16 4.80 37.60 S. E. Squires f i 12 2.76 12 2.76 29.52 A. P. Melstrand I i 12 1.68 12 1.68 27.36 j Ernest Kobelt 12 3.36 12 3.36 30>72 0. M. Axenss 12 2.76 16 5.40 36.16 0. B. Lawrenz 12 7.20 19.20 i George Froney 12 9.72 4 25:72 John Tair)ale 12 6.48 12 6.48 36.96 i Andret,�i TMihalak 12 1.80 12 1.80 27.60 Roy H- Okerstrom 12 9.24 12 9.24 42.48 Alois Habelt 12 3.72 12 3.72 31.44 H. Lamont i 12 2.04 16 2,04 32.08 i L. J. Lavin 12 5.64 12 5.64 35.28 E. Tetzner 4 .48 12 .48 16.96 H. VIa chsmuth i 4 1.44 8 2.88 16.32 i G. C. Boutin i 4 1.44 4 1.44 10.88 ' Isadore Goulette 4 :12 8 12.24 .12 A. M. Varden 4 :12 4 .12 8.24 Um. Arntson 4 .12 4 .12 8.24 George Posey I 4 e12 8 ,12 f r 1�.; . �4 Ole Handberg 4 .12 4.12 VAIm. Potvin 4 :12 4 .11::1 8'.24 Don. C. Bell i 4 1.44 8 2.88 16.32 I -lotion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. Roll call showed the following vote: Ayes: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Baker, Karow, Ewing, Soronen, Curry, 21orris, Helmer, Squires, ThIelstrand, Kobelt, Axness, Froney, Taipale, Mihalak, Haber , Lamont, Lavin, Wachsrnuth, Boutin, Goulette, 'iVarden, Arntson, Pooey, Potvin, Bell. Total, t;iventy-eight. Nays: None. i I I I I i ,uINUAL TuiUTING OF THE. BAYFIELD COU_XTY BOARD NOVE1..iBER.13, 1923. -- I The following resolution was then read: THE1�EAS, The County has the.necessary equipment to provide for the removal I of snow from :the highways of the county, � i BE IT RI SOLVzlD, That the Road and Bridge Committee and County Highway Commissioner- are empowered to provide the use of said equipment for said purposes and the use of said equipment to be under direct supervision of the Counnty Highway Commissioner, and any expense encurred to be charged back to the Town using equipment for this purpose,. Dated this 13th day of November, 1923. Rey H. Oke.rstrom TMotion was made and seconded that the above resolution be adopted. IF]0tion carried. Chas. F. T.Jorris- was then alAowed by the Board to say a few ,,=cords in regard to the Iron River Dam Project and payment for contract. A motion was made and seconded that the board reconsider their action in -regard to holding u- payment of contract to to T. F. IVackmiller. 1oLion was lest. The following resolution in regard to State Aid_ for Highways was then read: RZE S O LITT I ON PROVIDING FOR STATE ld0 COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION AND ILIA INTl11NANCE IN `i_' IE CALENDAR YEAR 1924 -~J The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, `fisco nsin regularly assembled, does hereby ordain as_follows: Sec. 1. 'UHE REAS: The State IZighway Commission has notified the County Clerk that the sum -of Four Thousand Six Hundred. Fifty Dollara and one cent (yp4,650..01) has been allotted to. this County under ,section 83.02 of the Statutes, (the State Aid Law); and section 83.03 requires that one-half of the foregoing sum amounting to Two Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-five Dollars and one cent ($2,325.01) together with at least one and one-half times this-amoun,t;,of County funds must be expended on the State Trunk Highway System lying within the County:, There is hereby appropriated, under the provisions of Section 83.03, the sum of Three Thousand four Hundred Eight -seven Dollars Fifty-two cents ($3,487.52), To meet the first one-half of the State. Aid allottinent to be })laced on the State Trunk. Highway System, thus making available for this purpose, the sum of Five Thousand Eight Hundred Twelve Dollars fifty-three cents, which shall be expended as follows: 1. The sum Five Thousand Eight Hundred Twel-ve Dollars fifty-three cents ('5,812.53) for the improvement,by grading and draining on State Trunk Highws y #24, beginning at North end of 1J)�-3 construction and extending North as far as the money available will construct. See..11. And in accordance with Section 83.03 of the statutes, the second one-half portion of the State Aid allotted to the County, amounting to Two Thousand Three Hundred Twenty -five --Dollars (-k$2,325.00) hereinbefore undistributed, is appropriated for the improvements hereinafter named, County appropriations are made for each improvement, and taxes are levied against municipalities in which such improvements ly, in accordance with the following schedule: 0 ANNUAI1 1,MMETING OF THE BAYFEELD COUINTY BOI-PIS F0_V_E1J1BER 13 , 1923 . h n i c paliLy �. :State Aid :County Aid Tax Agains :Apportioned :Apportioned: hlunicipality (Town of Kelly ) --1-, -0-0 0 . 0 0 1,000.00: 500.00_) ( " " Lincoln ) : 500.00 ) Vason 665.00 665.00: 665.00 t7 "' Keystone 660.-00 660.00: .660.00 (Continue Schedule if necessary (NOTE): The amount of state aid allotted to any improvement and the location of the Uvork is determined by the County Board. The County appropriation must not be less, and the tax against the municipality not greater than one-third of the total state, County and local unit fund. The improvement must be located on the County System of Prospective State Highways but off this State Trunk Highway System.. (Subsection 2 of Section 83.03). And the improvement to be made under the foregoing schedule are hereby located on portions of the County System of Prospective State Highways not: portions of the State Trunk Highway System, and their character determined as follows: 1. The improvements in the Towns of Kelly and Lincoln shall consist of grading beginning at N1V1 Corner Section 3-45-51V County Trunk "F" and extending along said system in a 'ffesterly direction. 2. The improvement in the Town of I+kason shall consist of grading and draining, beginning at center of Section 25-46-6R, and extending along; said system in a West and North direction on County Trunk "E." 3. The improvement in the Town of Keystone shall consist of grading, beginning at State Trunk Highway #10, and extending along said system in a Southerly direction. Sec. 1V. The said County Board does hereby appropriate the following sums to be provided by a general county tax levy for the purposes set forth. 1. For the Coianty's share of the cost of state aid improvements on the State Trunk Highway System provided for in Section 1 of this resolution, the, um of Three thousand Four Hundred Eighty. -seven Dollars fifty-two cents (�3,497.52) 2. For the County's share of the cost of improvements on portions_ of the County System of Prospective State Highways not portions of the State Trunk Highway System, as set forth in Section II: of this resolution the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-five dollars-($'2,325.00) 3.- For the. county's share of improvements on the County System of Prospect vex State Highways (County Aid), including- bridges, under Section 83.14 as set forth in Section III of this resolution the sum of Twenty-seven Thousand Two Hundred Fifty -Dollars Forty-seven cents ($27,250.47). The County Treasurer is hereby directed to pay for the maintenance of the,; State Trunk Highway System from any funds in the county treasury that are not required for the purpose for which appropriated prior. to August 1st, 1924, and to reimburse such funds from the sums received under paragraph "H" of Subsection 3 of Section 20.04 when the same are received flora the State Treasury. 42 ANNUAL Ir.LETIF!G OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NO VEI VIBER. 1 �, 1923. I' i5.. For the maintenance of the County System of Prospective State Highways .; j or County Trunk Highway System, or both in addition to sums received under paragraph "A" of Subsection 3 of Section 20.04 the sum of Seven Thousand DbIlars (7,000.00). 6.. For emergency road and bridge fund the sum of Five Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-two Dollars. fifty-one cents,("65,472.51). i i 7. For the purchase of.machinery and machinery repairs the sum of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($7,500.00). Sec. V: And the County Board does hereby direct that taxes be levied against the several municipalities hereinafter named for the purposes set forth. j 2. As the municipality's share of cost of improvement on portions of L. County System of Prospective State Highways not portions of the State Trunk Highway System under Subsection 2 of Section 83.03 of the Statutes. (A) The Town of Kelly, The sum of 500.00 , (B) if " " Lincoln " " " 500.00 (C) rr n n Mason n u n 665.00- (D) " " " Keystone The sum of 660.00 And the County Clerk is hereby directed to place all taxes hereinbefore i levied against the County in the County Tax Levy and to certify to•all town,,, . I village and city clerks the amounts herein levied against threir respective • I municipalities, and the county -Highway Committee and the Colrunissioner are directed I i to carry out the Highway construction and rnaintenar.ce for which provision is hereby made,, in the mariner provided by law, and to employ such jDatrolroen, laborers i and foremen as they deem necessary therefor. i SIGIIED: 0. K. Axness Dated November 13th, 1923. Peter Soronen i County Highway Committee. i Lotion was made and seconded that the above resolution 'be adopted. Roll call showed the following vote: NAYS: None. AYES: Nourse, Regelein, Pease, Baker, Karova, Ewing, Soronen, Curry, Morris, Helmer, Squires, Ilielstrand, Kobelt, Axness, Froney, Taipale, I,1i.halak, Habelt, Lamont, Lavin, iVachsmuth, Boutin, Goulette, ',`tarden, Arntson,, Posey, Potvin, Bell. Total, twenty-eight. Iiotion was amde and seconded that the Board adjourn. Roll call showed the following vote: NAYS: Regelein, Pease, Baker, Kar.ow, Ewing, Soronen, ,quires, Irlel,strand, Kobelt, Viihalak, Lamont, Lavin, Boutin, Goulette., Posey, Potvin. Tota.l,, sixteen. ;AYES: Nourse, Curry, Morris, Helmer,_Axne,3s, Froney, Taipale, Habelt,• Wachsmuth, iktrden Arntson, Bell. Total, twelve.. Iotion lost. , Lotion was made and seconded that the clerk read the last year's report of the County Fair .Gomm tt.ee:.l Ijotion carried. Motion was made and seconded that the Chairman, Donald C. Bell, appoint a cormttee of three to investigate the 1922 financial report of the County :;Fair Comr_Zitt.ee, and that the. District Attorney be one of the members. I:Iotion carried. Donald C.,.Bell then appointed the following to investigate the report of the Fair Committee for 1922: J. J. Fisher, Harvey Nourse and George Karow, and. instructed them'to report at the next meeting of the County Board. Motion was then made and seconded that the Board adjourn subject to call. Motion carried. Attesi