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ANNUAL IMT ING OF THE_ BXfFIELD COUNTY -BOARD
N•OVET 'E-R lay -1928.
Meeting called to car der at Ten Thirty A. M. by Chairman Pat Galligan.
Roll call showed the following members present:
Galligan, Pease, Schindler, Randall, Jr.; Goff, Phillips, Hanson, Willis,
Chambers, Daniels, Squires, :+ashniski, Noid, Yordih, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Misun,
H. Anderson, Zoodard, Drinville, Stone, Williams, Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty,
Doyle, Ritrere, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-three. Absent, four.
The following communication 4vas then read:
Bayfield, his., November 12, 1928.
Ludwig Tranmal., -
County Clerk,
Washburn, iris.
Dear Sir:
I hereby certify that X. L. Holston was duly appointed by the Town Board of
the Town of Bayfield, Bayfield County, to act for said Town of Bayfield at the County
Board meeting to be held in the. City of Washburn on Tuesday, November 13, 1928. .
David Lamerand
Town Chairman, Town of Bay f iel d .
11otion was made by, Tohnson and duly seconded that E. L. Holston be seated
as a member of the Board representing the Tovvn of Bayfield. Motion carried unanimously.
The following communication was then read:
Drummond, Wis., November 12,•1928.
L. Tranmal, County Clerk,
Washburn, Wisconsin.
Dear Sirs
At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Drummond, (alter TTertz was
appointed to represent said Town at the County Board meeting to be held November 18,
1928, in place of F. H. Bartlett.
Very truly yours,
0. A. Glassow
Town Clerk.
Y'llotion was made by Stuhlman and seconded by IdFi sun that Walter idertz• be
seated as a member of the Board representing the Town of Drummond. TIotion carried
unanimously.
The following comtnunication was then -reads
TO THE CLERK OF BAYFIELD COUNTY.
At a meeting of the Town Board of the `1'own of Tripp held July 28. 1928, F. W.
Armagost was appointed chairman of the i''ovm of Tripp to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of A. A. Armagost.
id. C. Nelson
November 12, 1928. Town Clerks Town of Tripp.
Motion was -made by Daniels and seconded by Hanson that F. 17. Armagost be -
seated as a member of the board representing the town of Tripp. (Motion carried
unanimously.
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The following communication was then read:
Ludwig Tranmal, County clerk,
W.i shburn, 'Wisconsin.
Dear Sir
Mason, Wisconsin
November 69 1928.
0. M. Axness tendered his resignation as Supervisor to the Board of Trustees
of this Village.
It was accepted
at their
regular monthly meeting today.
The Board
appointed N. F.
Ledin to
fill the vacancy for the balance of the
term.
!fr. Ledin also retains his office of .President:
Yours 'very truly,
J. C. Peckham.
Motion,
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made by Hering and
seconded by
Stuhlman
that iT. B. Ledin
be seated
as a member of
the
board representing
the Village
of 11ason.
11oti6n carried
unanimously.
110tion was made by Hering and seconded by McCarty that the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting of the Board be duly dispensed with. Motion carried
unanimously.
Motion was made by Stuhlmari and seconded by 1Iisun that Pearce Tomkins be
allowed to address the County Board with regard to assessments of Bayfield County.
Iuotion carried unanimously. 1?r. Tor-kins explained the methods used in arriving
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fat the assessments of the several/districts of the County.
Ilotion eras made by Stuhlrnan and duly seconded that the County Board proceed
with the election of a Highway Committee for the ensuing year. Ikotion carried
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unanimously.
The Chair appointed Mr. Rivers and 2,r. Stuhlman as tellers.
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j The result of the First Ballot for a member of the Highway Conunittee from
District number one was as follows:
Fiege 18
Nelson 13
Smith 1
Doyle 1
Stone 1
John Nelson 1
Total 35
Motion was made by Squires and duly seconded that Fiege be declared duly
elected a member:,of the Highway Committee from District number one. Irotion carried.
The following is a -result of the ballot for a member of the Highway Committee
for District number two.
Geo. B. Williarus 15
Goff 11
Squires 4
Liebman 4
Ledin 1
Total 35 No majority.
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The result of the second ballot was as follows:
Goff 17
Signed:
Williams 15
Squires I
Total 35 No majority.
The result of the third ballots was as followst
Goff 23 S
Williams 14
Total 37
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Motion was made by Squires and duly seconded that Mr. Goff be declared duly
elected a member of the Highway Committee representing District Number Two. Motion
carried unanimously.
The following is the result of the ballot for a member of the Highway Committee
for District Number Threes
Harry Anderson 29
E,. F, Daniels., 6
H.B. Randall, Jr. 1
Ve ster 1
Total --37
Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Drinville that the informal ballot
be- declared formal and that Anderson be declared duly elected a member of the Highway
Committee representing District Number Three. Motion carried.
The following report was then read:
November 10,.1928,
TO THE HONORABLE BAYPIELD COUNTY HOARD:
We the undersigned County, Board Committee on Equalizalion wish to recommend
for Equalization for the year 1928, the valuations set forth in Table 14 of the
Assessor of Income's Report, covering the value of Total Real and Personal Property
for the present year, the same being as follows:
Charles A. Willis s
'W. D. Woodard
F. R. Meyers
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Arthur C. Hanson
TOTAL REAL A17D
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Aggregate Recommended
District
Value
Barksdale
2,344962
Barnes
781,790
Bayfield
754:929
Bayview
4 2 240
Bell .
427, 76
Cable
459,010
Clov. er
5359453
Delta
4009022
Drummond
1,617s570
Eileen
877v573
Hughes-
26 4
Iron River
5569215
Kelly..
706*495
Keystone
4609764
Lincoln
4839353
Mason
641,380
Namekagon
560,521
Orients.
703s715
Oulu
787,781
Pilsen
Port Wing
g82s,638
82,799
Pratt.
704145
Russell
489:165
Tripp
458,9
Washburn
Bayfield, City
$7
1�9715
Cable, Village
20 ,260
?Mason, _._ 0
1499520
Washburn, City
19342.480
Total 151,840:355
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ANNUAL _MEETING OFT HE - BAYFIELD-COUNTY
Now-rBER. 13 . 1928.
Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Hering that the foregoing report
be accepted, and that the valuations as listed therein, be adopted as the Equalized
value of Bayfield County for the year 1928. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Goff and seconded by Mrs. Doyle that the Board adjourn
until one thirty P. M. Notion carried.
Meeting was called to order at two P. M. by Pat Galligan, Chairman.
Roll call showed the following members presents
Galligan, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson, Xertz,
Willis, Daniels, Squires, Noid, Nordin, Liebman, Kalin, Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard,
Drinville, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers,
Stuhlman, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty.
The following resolution was then reads
RESOLVED, By'the County Board of Bayfield County, this 13th day of November,
1928, that a sword presented to John McKay, First Lieutenant of Company K. of the
Spanish-American War, now in the possession of D. M. Maxcy, be received and placed in
the war relics or trophy exhibit cabinet in the Court House of Bayfield County as a
part of the collection and that upon delivery of the same to the County Clerk or other
proper custodian of said war relics cabinet a receipt therefor be given to said D. M.
Maxcy.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Sword is loaned to Bayfield County and
does not effect. the interest of D. M. Maxey or the Spanish American war verterans of
Bayfield County;, to it.
R. A. Hering.
Motion was made by Hering and seconded by Stuhlman that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried.
The following resolution was then read$
RESOLUTION DESIGNATING DEPOSITORY
RESOLVED, By the County Board of the County of Bayfield that all the banks
located in Bayfield County who shall furnish a satisfactory Surety Company Bond be and
hereby are selected and designated as county depositories and that until otherwise
ordered by said Board, the funds of said county shall be deposited in said banks at
one and one-half per cent. per annum on daily bank balances.
Said Banks shall each furnish a surety bond for the maximum amount to be
deposited in their bank for the safe keeping and proper distribution of said funds now
on deposit, if any, and which may hereafter be deposited with it, as provided by law,
and to render a just and true account of the funds, deposited therein whenever required
to do so by said board and to deliver to said county of Bayfield or to any person, or
persons, lawfully authorized and empowered by'l aw to receive the same, all moneys,,
books, papers and other property and things received and held by it, as such depository
belonging to said County of Bayfield. Said Board shall have the right to demand and it
shall be the duty of said banks to furnish new or additional security whenever in the
judgment of said board, the security furnished by said banks is inadequate.
R. A. Hering.
Motion was made by Anderson and seconded by Nelson that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried.
LUDW16 TRANMAL,
COUNTY CLERK
BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
WASHBURN, WISCONSIN
January 16o 19290
Received of Da He Maxoy the sword of John McKay$
First Lieutenant of Company K of the Spanish-American
War in accordance with &'resolution of the Bayfield
County Board dated 11ovember 13, 1928 p and recorded �
in County Board Journal, Volume six (6)g Page three
hundred and forty six (346)•
Said sword to be.returned upon demand.
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The following report was then read:
Mashburn, 7vis.9 November 1, 1928.
TO TH4; HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD
BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit the following report of the Indigent Soldiers Relief
Commission of Bayfield County for the year ending November 1, 1928.
RECEIPTS
Amount of Levy
1,000.00
D ISBURSEI,1ENTS
Floyd L. Bannister and family, relief, upon request of American Legion 75.00
Dr. H. G. Mertens, Medical attention to John Petite 11•73
Washburn Printing Company, stationery 8.75
As General Hospital, medical attention, John Petite 3.75
Per diem and mileage for Commission 45.60
Salary Secretary 0.00
*194483
Balance in fund November 1, 1928 80.5.17
Total $1,000.00
We respectfully request that another appropriation of $19,000 be granted
for the ensuing year.
Respectfully submitted,
R. A. Hering, Sec.
Frank Stuhlman, V.P.
Riot ion w-as made by ' rs. Doyle and seconded by McCarty that the foregoing
report be accepted and placed on file,. Motion carried.
The following report was then read:
November 10, 1928.
TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIEMD COUIITTY BOt`1R.D:
17e, the undersigned committee on Gheriff', Justices' and Constables'
bills,:, wish to make the following report:
We have examined the dockets of the Municipal Court of Washburn, the
Justice Court of the City of Bayfield, the Municipal Court of Iron River and the
sheriff's bills and accounts and find them true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
fe find that the expenditures have exceeded the appropriations due to the
following reasons:
10- Larger volume of business.
2. More commitments.
3. lZore mileage, necessitated by larger volume of business.
4. Criminal jurisdiction having been removed from the justice courts has
made it necessary to bring all 'criminal casses into Washburn or Iron
River instead of being tried locally.
"dhile the total overrun is approximately 0884.00, your attention is
called to the circuit court account which is about one thousand dollars within last
Year's appropriation-and"we are satisfied that this i-s largely due to the additional
work done by the sheriff's office. The overrun may seem large but had the commitments
been made by rail instead of car the overrun would have been increased by approximately
six hundred dollars,
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I Your committee recommends the following budget for the ensuing year
1. Salariesn3,000
2. C ormi tine nt s 500
3. Board of .Prisoners 23,100
4. Car expense 500
5. Off ice expense 200
6. Miscellaneous and medical expense 600 -
q�6, 900
OUTLAY W0 NO
Grand Total $7,200
Respectfully submitted this loth day of Ilovembert 1928.
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A. P. Stone
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L. D. Pease
Nels Nelson,
Sheriffs, Justices' and
Constables' Committee.
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IVIotion was made by Smith and seconded by Hanson that the foregoing report
be accepted and placed on file. I'.`Iotion carried.
Motion was made by Stuhlman and duly seconded that J. S. Bordner of the
Department of Agriculture be allowed to address the County Board on work done in
Bayfield County on the Economic Soils and Tree Grovrth Survey. Iµotion carried.
The following report was then read.
ANNUAL MEPORT OF T HE COUNTY
HIGMVAY COM1,11ITTEE
November 13, 1928.
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Vie herewith beg to submit the annual report of th.e County Highway Committee
together with recce-manendations for the following year.
o-ae refer you to the County Highway Commissioner's financial ;report for a
statement of moneys received and disbursed during the fiscal year ending October
31, 1928.
- A year ago your committee tried to point out to the Board, among other
things, the necessity of more and better gravel on our clay roads, and we are glad
to say now that those roads where either the County 'or State have placed screened
and crushed gravel show a very great improvement over the raw clay or pit run sand
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roads. For instance, in Mork that was done a y ear .ago on County Trunk "A'°, between
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Iron River and. Port tiaing, is in he best condition now that it has ever been. In
fact it is the first time in the history of this road that you could drive over it
without chairs after a rain. The same applies to the First six miles of County
Trunk "B14-1 in the Town of Oulu, both of which jobs were done with County funds,
also Highway No. 13 from Washburn to Nash, done with State Gang 1Aaintenance funds.
We do not mean o give the inzg ep-ion that , he e roa, s are -oermanentl� d ne as far
highway work amid `��ie necessi y or it is never going yto �e $one,
as we- can see, /but at the same time money spent for good gravel does a great deal to
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keep the road passable at all times.
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hx�s past year has Seen the busiest year n he history of our Highway
Department, largely because of the fact that the State Highway Commission has
requested us to do all the State work in this County by day labor, and we are- glad
to say that considerable money has been saved by so doing. Federal Aid Project
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No. 406 E, first section, on State Trunk Highvray i7o. 24, known as the Bibon Swamp
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Job, has been completed with enough money left so that the job has been extended one
mile and that completed with a few dollars left for next year, in spite of the fact
that the weather was continually bad for this particular job. The money for this
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job was all State .and Federal .mid and done by County crews under the direction of the
Gounty Highway Coraiiissioner. Screened and crushed gravel and road oil was placed on
U. 5. Highway No. 2 from the State Free Fund by County day labor so that No. 2 in
this county is all graveled with crushed gravel and oiled. The State Department
allotted the necessary money to this county over axid above our regular County Allott-
ment' due to an expected rush of traffic because of the President's visit at Brule.
This expected big rush did not materialize, however. State Trunk Highway No. 24 was
oiled. from Say.ryer County line to Cable, from Gang Eaintenarice funds. Highway Iro. 13
was oiled f:com the Ashland County Dine to Washburn and recently graveled for one and
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one-half miles from the Douglas county line east, this work also done with State Gang
Ylaintenance funds.
The Gang 1 aintenance Surfacing Job from Drur.�:gond South on Highway No. 24 has
not been done, because of poor weather conditions slowing up the output of the County
crushing outfit, but will be completed the first job next spring. The usual amount
of extra work was done on all State Highways, that is patching with gravel, culverts,
brushing, Etc., also regular patrol maintenance, all wi6Ih State Maintenance' funds,
leaving a considerable balance for use next ' year. Ve might say that we think the
oiling of all graveled roads, is worth the money it costs in the saving of the gravel
on the road, the lessening of the washboard condition and the keeping of the road bed
dry underneath. It helps to bind and matt the top surface of the road together and
lessens the cost of maintenance, and vie believe that all State Road should be oiled
as soon as they are graveled with crushed gravel.
With regard to the County Trunk Highways, the work has progressed very well
this year. Th.e I+Miaintenance has cost less than ever before, with a r esult that we
are recommending a smaller appropriation for County Trunk Highway Maintenance next
year. Ue believe that this is due to the use of power patrol machinery, and believe
that this machinery should be extended as soon as possible. The constrruct .on jobs
on the County Trunk Highways provided for by your Hoard last fall have been completed
and of course leave many jobs that should be done next year.
Your co=,aittee has added power patrol machinery to both the State and County
roads and also heavy tractors, other grading machinery and trucks as fast as the
finances of the County TvIachinery Fund would permit*' This fund isnrevolving fund and
each machine earns- a revenue toward this fund, based on the Machinery Rental schedule
that tyre have with the State, and as soon as this revenue will support the purchase of
another power patrol titre believe it should be added, both because they -give better
maintenance and cost the maintenance funds, both State and County, less money.
With regard to Construction on the State Trunk Highway System next year;
about a year ago we had several meetings with the 'Wisconsin Highway Commission, State
Highway Enginee-r, and' Division L_ngineer, protesting against the use of our regular
allotted funds (Sec. 84.03, Subsec. 9) on U. S. Highway No. 2, with the resulting
verbal agreement that in the future any work done on No. 2 by the Commission would be
done with. Free Funds. Also that money due this County under Section 84.03, Subsec. 9,
would be vs_ed to complete, No. 24 and No. 13 from 'Washburn to Bayfield as soon as
possible. The 1928 funds were e_-pended on No. 24 as per this agreement, but you will
note- that the Uorn-rif'Ussion fibs before this Board a letter dated October 18, 19289
placing a part of this 1929 funds on U. S. Highway No. 2, and cutting out Mork on"
No. 13 entirely. This means that nothing will be done, with Ho. 13 in 1929 and the,. ..;
Washburn-Dayfield Road cannot possibly be finished in 1G30. The I'Visconsin Highway
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Cor:unission is clearly very absent minded as far as Bayfield Countyts wishes are
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j concerned, and vie are attempting to get some explanation from them at to any reason
for this drastic change in plans. Your Committee strongly recommend mat this
allottment to U. S. Highway No. 2 under Section 84.03 subsec. 9 be objected to by
the Board, and will introduce a separate resolution providing therefor.
The maintenace of the State 'gunk Highway System provided for with State
Funds under Section 84 will go on just about as before. A few power patrols to �
be added where ' { possible, and the Gang Maintenance mosey to be used for gravel and I
oil entirely.
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7e have the following to say in regard to County Trunk Highway System and
recommendations for next year: i
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Co . T . H e " A �C �.� , Dz°ux+�.�rtond-Barnes-Iron River Road.
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The County Trunk "A" part of this road is 26 miles long and fairly well
constructed from Drummond toward Iron River for the first 13 miles, and we recoriznend i
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an appropriation of $3000.00 to continue grading from that point, about N-1 corner
of Section 12, 45-9 toward Iron River. Your committee has relocated County Trunk
Highway "N" for the .last t$�ro and one-half miles in' the Tolhin of Barnes next to the
Doulgas County line, so as to shorten it one-half mile, and give us a cheaper road
to build and maintain. County Trunk Highway "N" is completed a d the are not
any appropriation for this road next year. Vie do recommend
recoimnendi ng /that both "A" & ' N" be maintained with a power patrol next year.
County Trunk Highway "A" from Iron River to Port Wing
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This road is 16 miles long and all red clay with the first coat of good
gravel finished this year. Your Committee recommends �4000 to continue gravelling
and to relocate a slight part of this road near Nels Nelson't farm, which has been
sliding badly the past two years.
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County Trunk Highway "B" - Oulu Road
This road is 12 miles long and all in the Town of Oulu and mostly red clay 1
soil. The first eight miles is graded and the first coat of crushed gravel applied.
Several '' to t that -the! past Highway Committees have called your attention to the face
North four miles of this road will be very expensive to construct and maintain, and
your Committee now recorimiends that the North four miles of County Trunk Highway "B"
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be reverted back to the Town of Oulu, effective January lst, 1929, and that one mile
from Section 20-48-9 (IRV corner) to 1AII corner of Section 19-48-9 beadded to the
County System in its stead, also effective January 1, 1929. Vle suggest that this
change be made until such time as the County may feel able to construct and maintain
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these four miles to the sane class as other County Highways. At the present time
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if vie were to recommend, the building of these four miles, other county work on county
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roads would have to wait, and we do not think that would be fair when there is
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another road three miles shorter that can be used for a great deal less money.
Your committee recommends P3060 for graveling and ditching of County Trunk Highway
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as outlined above.
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County Trunk "C"", Washburn -Cornucopia Road
phis Highway is 21 miles long with soils all the way from, sand barrens tag
red clay and also with tl,� o miles of very expensive highway to construct inthe Four
Mile Creek Halley, from what is known as Grupstrat s corner- near I� corner of Section
21-49-5 Nest and iqorth. There are several bad sink holes, sharp turns and five
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bridges on this two miles of Road and we recorm-end that proper surveys be made next
year to determine whether or riot a relocation of this piece of road would be
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practical. Your Committee recommends an appropriation of 3500 for grading and
surfacing on County Trunk HigInway "C$', with the exception of the piece of road
mentioned above. Said appropriation to include repairs to the approaches of the
Sioux :Liver Bridge.,
County Trunk Highway ItDi°, Cable -Grandview =load
This road is 29 miles long and the largest item of expense on this highway
for some time will be the bridges over Tamekagon Lake. ire 'are reco?:mending $3500
for this road to repair abutments to Iron Bridge over` the Lake and replace ti1rhat is
Icnown as t;-:e Slough Bridge. Balance if any to be used for grading.
County Trunk Hightray "V v Sanborn-Bibon Tfiason-Ino Road
This Highway s 18 miles long and mostly clay' soil. That part of "Ell from
Bibon to Sanborn is fairly well gravled with the completion:.. of this year's work
and your committee recommends 03000 .forgraveling from Ino 5outherly on County
Trunk Highway 'Ali'{ as far as the money will construct
Very strong demands have been expressed to this Committee from citizens
of Bayfield County and members of the Bayfield County Board from all parts of the
county demanding a snot) removal prograxa that would benefit a greater number of the
people in the county than last year's program. dTe are therefor, in answer to this
demand, recommending a program covering the whole county about as well as the
finances will permit.
The County Aid Bridges provided for by your Board at the last spring
meeting, in the `towns of zVashburn and Cable have been built, inspected and accepted
and an additional County Aid Bridge in the Town of Bayview is being built under the
Emergency provision, of Section 87-01r. Petition therefor is on file before your
board and we recommend that it be approved.
Strong sentimerit seeris to be developing over the State as a whole in favor
of a Main Road System, to be built of concrete or some other durable material and
we are heartily in favor of such a system and we also think that this through concrete
system of roads should cover not less than 5,000 miles, or one half of our present
Trunk Highway System, ve think it'should be financed by an additional two cent tax
on gasoline. This additional two cents tax also to include year around maintenance
or snow removal. Ve believe the Board should go on record as favoring such a system
and we will introduce a resolution therefor.
Your coliniittee therefor recormriends the following Highway Program for the
season 1929, to be appropriated as foll.owrso
Under Section 83.06, subsection 4, of tlisconsin Statutes.
County Trunk Highway Taintenance (129 miles)
County
TIachinery
Fund
Indemnitylnsurance
County
Trunk
"A",
grading from about Section 12-45 range 9, Northerly
County
Trunk
"All,
Iron River -Port Wing (gravel)
County
Trunk
"Tip°,
Oulu ( surf acing)
County
Trunk
"C"
Washburn -Cornucopia (Grading -and surfacing)
County
Trunk
I'Dat,
Cable_Grandviea (Bridges & Grading)
County
Trunk
�'E"',
Mia.son-Ino- (Gravel)
County
Highway Emergency
fund
Gravel
fits
(purchase of)
5,000.00 I
10,000.00 �
1,000.00 !,
3,000.00
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4,000.00
3,000.00
39500.00
39 500.00
3,500.00
2,180.71
12000.00
$39,680.71
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Under Section 84.07, subsec. 5B of Wisconsin Statutes
Snoir,i Removal,
State Trunk Highway No. 24 to Jct. k112
State Trunk Highway No. 112 to Jct. ,'13
County Trunk Highway 11E4' from Ho. 24 to Mason
S. T. H. No. 13 from Jct. #112 to Jct. Co.. T. H.
Co. T. H. "Al" from Port Wing to 'Tron River
U. S. No. 2 from Iron River to Douglas Co. line
10,000
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With additional snow r emoval on such other highways as the County
Highway Committee may see fit during the first few light storms or until the end
of the present year.
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Under Section 59 of Wisconsin Statutes
101 IiINISTRATION 7 a 500.00
Under' Section 87.01 of vii sconsin Statutes
County Aid Bridge - Town of Bayview (Emergency) 1,200.00
Your coim. nittee recommends that the State Aid for County 'gunk Highways
under Section 84.03 subsectio# 9, for the season of 1929 be used for tl�e mainten-
ance of the County Trunk System of Highways.
In making the above recoiTuendations your committee is honestly trying
to do the best we can by all our roads from the County point of view. +e realize
that it is impossible to suit everyone with the sma.11 amount of money tobe spread
around a large system of roads and vie are therefor, in each case, recua ending
only just enough to keep our roads repaired about in the same manner as the past
several years, and vili:ere we are recommending changes in the County System w
r eeTAR4en ine oheanges is tLeCebinty `ygte,of Highvrays we. are doing so only because
we believe that the County Would save money hereby.
Respectfully submitted,
GLO . B . !�;rILL I AIM
H. C . FIFGL
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County. Highway Committee.
11otion was made by Hering and seconded by Leebman that the foregoing
report be adopted as read, and that the recommendations therein be approved.
notion was made by Squires and duly seconded that the original motion
be amended.to read, "that the report be accepted and placed on file."
Roll call on the amendment was as follows`
Aye: Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson, I'lertz,
Willis, ! 9 q ! Chambers Daniels Squires, K3'ashniskzi9 ! Noid Itilo9 rdin Ka.lin9 p ! Tai. ale Ili sun
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yoodard, Drinvi 11e, Armaost,tone, 7illiams, Lediri, Doyle arid Johnson. total
Mlienty-six.
Nay: Galli an9 Liebman, H. Anderson., liege, Meyers, Smith, IxCartYs Rivers,
Stuh.lman, Nelson and Hering. Total eleven. Motion carried. �
Motion was made by 1'Lrraagost and duly seconded that the original
motion as amended be accepted. Its{
otion carried.
AIINUAL TVLEET I11IG OF TIIEf BAYF I ^;LD COUNTY BOAIRD
rovxrR 13, lg2S .
The following resolution was then read:
THIS IS.TO CERTIFY that at a legal meeting of the County Board of the County
of Bayfield, held at ' ashburri on the 13th day of November, 1928, the following
resolution was offered and adopted:
;rHr `SASThe Tovn Board of the Town of Cable in said County of Bayfield
granted a permit under date of the 30th day of October, 1928, to B. C. Johnson
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for the construction, installation, maintenance and operation of electric lines
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and a system for the distribution of electric energy on the public highways,
streets, alleys and other public grounds and,places within said town.. and
by the terms of such ,permit and by section 83.12 of the Statutes
the permit is subject to the approval of this Board so far as it shall operate
to permit such construction, installation, maintenance and operation of such
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u7PJ13REAS, this board is of the opinion that such electric lines and system
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will not unreasonably or materially interfere with or.impede the use of highways
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on said highway system within said town, or public travel thereon,
INOITI T HHEEFORE, BE IT RLSOLVEi D by the County Board of the County of Bayfield
at its meeting held on the 13th c'ay of iTovember, 1928, that the permit afore! i d for
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j the construction, installation, maintenance and ope--ation of said electric lines
and system be and the same is hereby approved.
The Cour:ty does not assume any liability for arty damage caused by -aid
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lines.
Dated this 13th day of Noverlfber, 1928.
R. Z. Goff
Motion was made by Goff and duly seconded that the resolution be adopted
as read. Motion carried.
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The following communication was then read6
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November 13, 1928.
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To the honorable County Board of Bayfield County, County Officials, Tovrn
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and School Boards, and Citizens, and in behalf of the Departr.ierit of A-griculture of
i the State of i'Tisconsin, and other state agencies cooperating in taking an inventory
of the land of Bayfield County.
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I hereby express the sincere appreciation of your wholehearted cooperation
in carrying to completion the field work of the land inventory of your county, and
trust that the inventory may prove valuable in the complete utilization of all the
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! lend in Bayfield County.
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Signed:
John S. Bordner
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Department of Agriculture.
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AI�i'�UAL Ii PE IhG O �+ TI Irl BAYI.� IELD C� OM lY DOAR.D
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The following report was then read®
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REPORT OF SAi AT ORI Uri CUM,,- TTEE i
Novein'aer 2, 1928.
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We, the undersigned committee, hereby approve of the Budget submitted for
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1929 by the Board of Trustees of Pureair Sanatorium.
We recommend that y�18,800 be levied to cover Bayfield County's share of
maintenance of Pureair Sanatorium for the ensuing year.
! 'le further recommend that appropriation for nurses' home recommended by
Finance Cartnittee be accepted.
C W . Smit h
Laud Doyle
E. R. Phillips
Sanatorium Committee.
Motion was made by Fiege and seconded by Hering that the report be accepted
and placed on file. Lotion carried.
The' following report was then read.
November 5, 1928.
TO THE BAYF IELD C OITINI 1'Y B OARD 9
bye, the undersigned co.minittee on Buildings and grounds, wish to call your
attention to the overrun of the court house appropriations as follows&'
haintenance 0559.89
Outlay 201.80
Total •$7 1.
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During the year, insurance policies covering three and five year periods
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came due, and $1,067.07 was paid renewing these policies. This large item was not �
taken into consideration in drawing up last year's budget, and was the chief cause
of the overrun on Maintenance. The Outlay overrun was due to a change in the plans
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when work was c aiimienced on the offices for the County Nurse and Highway Department.
We had an estimate made of cost of installing inside storm windows for the
court room, Judge's room and Law Library, thinking we might save on fuel bills and
also making it possible to hold court during the winter months if occasion should
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require. This cost was estimated at 4200.00. Vie are not recommending this ex-
penditure- at the present time, due to the fact that it rill be necessary in a
year's time to provide additional vault and office space for several of .the offices.
! If an addition is made'to the court house within the near future it would not be
advisable to furnish the court room with storm windows.
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We recommend that the County Board appoint a coz.n.mittee or empower the
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Buildings and Grounds Committee to investigate the necessity of additional vault
and office space and if they find it necessary, to secure plans, specifications
and estimated prices on same, and report to the County Board at the next annual
meeting.
We recommend the following appropriation for the ensuing year:
j Court douse y49000
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Jail 2,650
The increase in Court House appropriation is largely for needed fertilizer
tree pruning and also for the reason that the former budget never was adequate.
The increase for the Jail is due to needed shingling on the sheriff's residence
and to rebuild a chimney.
ANIMAL 1,EiETIICrG OF THE BAYFI]MD COUNTY BOARD
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A. P. Johnson
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Iaotion was made by Hering and seconded by Schindler that the foregoing report
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be accepted and placed on file. I4lotion carried.
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l-.otion. was made by firs. Doyle and seconded by Tiering that the Chairman of
the county board appoint a Special Committee for the purpose of investigating the
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advisability of an addition to the court house or providing additional vault and
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office space for several of the offices, and that this corm-nittee make their report
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at the next meeting of the Board. %Notion carried*
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The following reports t",'ere then read
°Icverfaer 13, lQ28.
i + `10 THE HONORABLE BOARD OF BIM IELD COUNTYS
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til4e, the undersigned committee on County Fair wish to submit our report on our
findings.
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i We find that the Fair Association is in very poor- shape financially, with an
estirmted deficit of '1,179.02. e, feel that if the Fair is to continue a success
i that we should appropriate at least $3,500, or an increase of $61.,000 over last year's
j amount, for the reason that to start out -i, ith vie need about �(11,200 to clear the old
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vhnich. would cost about i 500 more, malting a total of aY)out "t 1,700; which would leave
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$1,800 to run the Fair on.
- The other buildings are in fair shape, Livid need no iimriediate repairs.
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We have gore over the S.ecre.tary°s reports and find that there has been no
change made in the form of bookkeeping as recommended by -the corairnittee last year.
The Secretary's report is attached to this report and can be read by the clerk and
j officially acted on by the County board.
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L. F . Chambers
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Adolph N8rdin
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John iaipale
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Frank "�Va.shnieski
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County Fair C or:imi tte e.
To The honorable Tuembers of the County Board.
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Gentlement
I herewith submit for your approval the report of the receipts and dis-
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RECEIPTS
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On hand at date of last report N 123.77 123®77
IriaLrch 31st, 1928, from Dayfield County 2,500.00
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Sept. 1.4, Exhibititors° tickets 160.g0
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15 Ticket Sale Admissions 284.00
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15 Grand Stand 22.50
15 Admission evening 28.00
15 Grandstand 4.25 3,000.15
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A.i.`i1V V AL li'Lt'.,iE TING - OR TIT,,- - BAITi IE LD COUNTY -BOARD
NOVEIMER 13 , 1928. -- -- -- -- -
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Sept. 16
General Admission
467.50
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Grandstand rr
61.50
as 16
General Admission evening
27.00
ar 16
Grandstand admissions
15 •?,0
571.30
Concessions
105.00
,Stall rent
148.5Q
2 0
Total receipts
$3,94- ®72 I
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D ItiiBURSEIMI:TTS
The following is a list of names and amounts paid in classified order.
For repayment of loans and interest - $ 553.09 553.09
PER1JAI:EITT
I111 ROTA"IIENTS AzTM JVU1 I NTEri -1%rCB OF B13ILDI. IGS AND
GROUNDS
Aug.
7
Iron liver ;eater Light & Telephone
co. 6Q0.00
Sept. 24
Iron River 1,,Vater Light & Telephone
co. 345.97
945.97
Off jeerst salary-,
350.00
350.00
For Soeed
Sept.
17
J. Carey
20.00
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Fred: Chel ton
20.00
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17
J. Riley
20.00
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17
Ii. J. Girard
50.00
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17
Ii. H. Graham
20.00
as
17
J. Sharp
20.00
as
17
Cable Base Ball Team
54.75
er
17
Um. Cardno
100.00
17
Ali. Dassen
40.00
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17
Allie Wooster
90.00
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17
TV. H. Gleason
10.00
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17
W. H. Gleason
10.00
rr
17
Ales Hager
20.00
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17
Dr. -Wm. Bell
50.00
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17
Allie �`�ooster
g0.00
614.75
SPECIAL AM hiID F EATURFS
er
17
Joe Bazinet
150.00
17
H. 7. Beatty
125.00
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17
August Kanerva
125.00
17
Ben Gilpin
10.00
0�t.
10
Druymnond band
200.00
610.00
AD�T1�,'RTISING AND. 11713LICITY
Sept.
24
Beat Bousley
39.13
Tlay
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Victor .Palm
13.00
Se,-L:t.
24
post Office
Aug.
14
Co.5.25
Agent D. �• & �• R'y C
3.88
July
24
Bill board Publishing Co.
5.00.
64.26
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JUDGES .A11D SUPERINTELTDEITTS
Sept.
17
R. H. Rasmussen
53.00
15
Dr. J. A. Roberts
75.00
17
1rs. Fired Michael
24.80
17
Mrs. C. Wilbur
244.80
24
Paul Hostraeoser
28.00
24
Harry Kennedy
24.80
24
Mrs. Harry Kennedy
10.00
24
Ilrs. Ben Upson
00
POLICE -AIZ,,D OTIJER IiELP
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Betty Helmer
4.50
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24
Cele Taylor
10.50
24
L. H. Merrihew
12.00
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1 enela Daniels
10.50
24
10.00
24
Marshall Goulet
2.00
24
Ray Johnson
10.50
24
Nels Goodrich,
12.00
�a
244
Harry Mier
6.00
24
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2.00
24
Helen Johnson
4.' 50
24
Alice O'Brien
4.50
24-
Eleanor Ripley
4.50
24
Mary Hostraeoser
9.00
ea
24
Vial t . °'
3 2.50
24
Ed Goulet
12.00
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24
Vim. Klino
12.00
24
Geo. Vinall
7.00
24
Geo. Rae
12.00
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24
Del Townsend
43.50
24
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20
Chas. Hobbs:
12.00
20
Tames Doherty
69.00
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Tom Lavin
12.00
Aug. 28
`Ferella Daniels
25.00
April 5
1+ . J. Yeakey
.87
POSTAGE, FREIGHT AIM EXPRESS
Oct. 2
r . J. Yeakey
27.68
Aug. 3
Postmaster
3.00
July 31
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I.iISCELLAIUMOUS
Sept. 19 Cable Base Ball Team 1.50
Oct. 10 Sauve's Restaurant 15.00
Oct. 6 Vim. 1d.aki 12.00
Sept. 24 Beat Bousley 2.00
June 12 Transferred to Bayf ield County Fair
Premium _ 100.00
Total disbursements
249.40
345.37
35.68
1 0.50
$32899.02
49.70
Unpaid Bills $679.02.
Balance in Bank
-- AMMU_AL TZEETING- OF
THF,
BZ.LF!ELD
COUNTY BOARD _
The amount of permiums which fire must pair is approximately $2, 500 of
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which we would have to pay 20 0 or y$500, making a total deficit of $1,179.02. I
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We started out this year with a deficit of $553.09, which we paid and
also paid 1?94-5.97 wiring the Fair Grounds and all of the buildings. These tyro
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items amount to 1'�1,4.99.06 which was taken out of oux• receipts. So considering the
amount of the outlayfor n ` ` 9 5 97 a.
permanent improvements, viz. �� 4 and the fact that it
rained practically all of the time during the Fair dates, I feel that we made a very
good showing.
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E. F. Daniels,
Secretary.
Mation was made by Daniels and seconded by Hering th,,,t the reports
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of the County Fair Committee and of the Secretar T of the Fair be accepted and placed �
on file. 11totion carried.
The following resoltution was then^read:
R:i,PSOL1TZD, By the County Board of Bayfield County at the Annual meeting
thereof this 13th day of November, 1928, that the District Attorney of Bayfield
County be, and he is hereby instructed and directed to bring and institute an action
against Charles Tigen to recover damages for trespassing, consisting of the unlawful
conversion of timber on lands belonging to Bayfield County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the District Attorney of Bayfield County
and a special committee consisting of the Chairman of the County Board, Pat
Galligan, and Supervisor Ed. F. Daniels, be and they are hereby authorized to make
any settlement or disposition of said action that may by them be deemed advantageous
to this county, and that any settlement or other disposition of the case made by
them shall be with the full authority of this Board, and that said committee shall "
have full power to act.
S"igneds
Pat Galligan,
Chairman of the County Board
E. F. Daniels, Supervisor
Special Committee.
Motion vas made by Stone and duly seconded that the foregoing resol-
ution be adopted as read. Motion carried.
The follotrin g report was then reads
October 31, 1928.
`1'O TF,!i� BAYF ILLD COUNTY OARD:
The County Board Committee on d ance halls held a meeting last spring
and also on October 31, 19,-D-.
There are fifteen regularly licensed dance halls in the county, all of
which are supervised by bonded inspectors.
There have been 183 permits issued the past twelve months, from
November 1, 1927, to October 31, 1928.
The financial status is as follows
AITNUAL T:qr�,E.TIITG -OF- `T'=Bi -FIELD C-OU11.4 -FOxi iD-- -- -
NOV E-BEH 13, 1928.
183 permits issued 4.25
15 Annual licenses C 10.00
Paid dance inspectors, 183 Q 4.00
Clerk fees 183 0 .15
County°s share of permits, 183 Q 10�e,
plus cash balance
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Printing
(Note: No deductions have been made to date for
CommitU.ee meetings, postage or Stationery.
Singed:
777.75
150.00
$732.00
27.45
138.30
30.00
927.75 �927075
Geop IVfisun
H. -U. Goff
W. D. 'Woodard
Motion was made by Stuhlmna.n and seconded by �VWashnieski that the report
be a-ccepted and placed on file. Motion carried.
The County :hoard then a llotraed Mr. Holvenstot, County Agricultural Agent,
to address the Board with regard to the Agricultural status and possibilities of
the county.
The following resolution was then read:
7a.shbu-rn, :Wisconsin
November 9, 1928,
WHEREAS, It is with keen regret that the members of the Finance Committee
of the County Board of Bayfield County learn of the removal from this county ®f
Ole H. Axness of liason, Wis., who has found it advantageous to his own interests
to move from this county to the adjoining county of Ashland where he will find a
larger field for his banking activities, thereby giving up his residence in this
county as well as resigning his membership on the county board and on this cor:raittee.
111r. Axr_ess is, one of the oldest jr:embers of the County Board __ not in mumber of
years, but in years of service, and we shall all miss him.
The members of th:i-a Fjinar,ce Cornmittee have always valued the advice ,rid
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counsel and keen judgment wh.i.ch Mr. Axness has always possessed and we have always
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found him fair and honest in his dealings, always showing a readiness to cooperate
with his fellow me ,abers for the best interests of Bayfield County.
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Be it resolved, that the Finance Committee of hayfield County in session
dais 9th day of Iq6vember, 1928, convey to Mir. Axness by resolution an expression of
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OUT appreciation of his faithful service as a member of thil.s body, and be it further
resolved that a copy of these resolutions be read at the annual meeting of the county
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Signed® L. H. McCarty
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Pat Gal l i gan
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Harry C. Anderson
H. A. Hering
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Hembers of the Finance Coruiittee
of the Bayfield County Board.
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i Tiotion vrras made by Stuhlman and seconded by I' isun that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read, end that the county :clerk be instructed, to send a
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A101JAL._1EETING OF-THE..BAYF IFLD COUNTY BOARD_ _
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copy.to Mr. Axness. Motion carried.
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The following report was then read:
To the HonorableMembers of the County Board:
I hereby make the following financial report: �
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l Budget for 1927-1928
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Salary 029000
Clerk
900
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Transportation 650 i
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I Telephone 50
Supplies 12100
' 4, 706
The expenditures were as follows:
Salary $23,000.00
Clerk 776.93
Transportation, 492.64
Telephone 58.40
Supplies 990.77.
Total $41318.V4
Elsie M. Miller
We approve the work and expenditures of the County Superintendent's
office for the past year and recommend that the following budget be made for the
ensuing year, November 1, 1928 -November 1, 1929.
j Salary $21,000.00
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.Clerk 900.00
Telephone 75.00
Transportation 700.00
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Supplies and postage 575.00
Outlay for Mimeograph 150.00
Total 42 400.00
The $150,00 for the Mimeograph is for a new machine. The committee
i recommends that the old machine be sold for $25.00.
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Committee on Education
E. F. Daniels.
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Adolph Nordin
Motion was made by Stuhlman and seconded by Krs., Doyle that the:
foregoing report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried.
The following resolution was then read:
RESOLUTION
ate, the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled in session this:.
13th day of November, 1928, being aware of the tremendous losses sustained by the
live stock owners in Bayfield County by virtue of the sale of fake live stock
remedies and inadequate mineral feeds do unanimously hereby request the Wisconsin
Live Stock Breeders' Association to take such measures as are necessary to curb
and regulate the sale of these products in. Wis cousin.
H. C. Anderson.
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A2Ti1C AL hMETIN.G . OF ` TE BAYFI-ELD COUNT1Y BOARD
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be adopted as read....
The following resolution was then read:
TO THE COU1,_d,` Y BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY:
WHEREAS, it appears, as the fact is, --that Section 48.33 of the tisconsin
Statutes makes if mandatory upon the County Board to appropriate a sum of money
sufficient to provide a"Iother's Pension" for fatherless children on the basis
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set out in said Section; and
WHEREAS, it futher appears, as the fact is, that under subdivision 10 of
said Section, the Secretary of State is directed to credit one-third of the amount
paid by the County and distributed under directions of the County Judge for such
pension on the State taxes then due from such county, and
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WHEREAS, it further appears that by reason of 'the lack of appropriations
by the -State Legislature, and by reason of various conditions and evasions in said
subdivision 10, the State Secretary paid Bayfield County less khan two per cent.
j of the amount expended by this County towards what is known as "Mother's Pensions,"
NOW, THEREFORE, Be it
RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County in annual session assembled
that we most earnestly protest against this evasion of the State's liability, and
Be It Further
RESOLVED that.a copy of this resolution be delivered and submitted to Mr.
R. A. Nixon, Assemblyman' elect, and to R. Bruce Johnson, our State Senator, with
our urgent request that the
g q y, and each of them, interest themselves in this matter
to the end that th�State meets its obligation as originally intended and held
! out when the "Mother's Pension" law was introduced and passed.
Dated this 13th day of November, 1928.
E. F. Daniels.
Motion was duly made and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted
as read. Motion carried.
The following resolution was then read:
RESOLUTION
November 13, 1928.
RESOLVED That this'County Board go on record as being heartily in favor of a
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Main Road System to be built of concrete or some other durable material, said
system to comprise not less than 5,000 miles of our present State Trunk Highway
System. Construction of same to be financed by an additional tax on gasoline,
said tax also to provide for year around maintenance or snow removal.
BE IT FURTHE1R RESOLVED That a copy of this resolution be sent to our repres-
entatives in the Senate and Assembly and to the Governor of the State of Wisconsin.
By Geo.B. Williams
H. C. Fiege
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Geo. Vester.
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h-lotion was duly madeland seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted as
read. Motion carried.
Motion
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made_ by Goff and
seconded by Chambers that the Board adjourn until
-nine A. M.
the
following day.
Notion carried.
ANNUAL MEETING_ -OF THE B=I--'LD COUNTY BOARD
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Meeting was called to order at ten A. M. by Pat Galligan, chairman
of the County Board.
i Roll call showed the following members present:
Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips,
i Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washn.ieski, Noid, Nordin,
Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Mlisun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost, Stone,
Williams, Ledin, Fiege, Ikeyers, Smith, IbZcCarty, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson
Hering and Tohnson. Total thirty-seven.
j Motion was made by Hering and duly seconded that Dr. Frisbie, District
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Deputy Health Officer be alloyed to address 'the Board a few minutes on Health
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Problems. Motion carried._
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A very interesting talk was given by Dr. Frisbie at this time.
Motion was made by Stuhlman and seconded by Anderson that Nlrs-. Miller,
f County Superintendent of Schools, be allowed to address the board with regard to
work in the County'Superintendent's office. Motion carried.
10rs. Miller gave the Board an outline of her program for the coming
ye ar. .
Motion was made by Daniels and seconded by Anderson that the County
Board go on record as favoring recommiendations of the County Superintendent with
regard to the holding of centralized examinations and Commencement Excercises
throughout the county._ Motion carried.
Motion was made by Goff and seconded byWashnieski that the Board
proceed with the election of a Vice -Chairman. Motion carried.
The chair appointed Stuhlman and Schindler as tellers.
The result of the First ballot was as follows:
McCarty 12
Squires 8
Schindler 3
Doyle 3
Nelson 2
Daniels 2
Williams 2
Anderson 1
Herring 1
Stone 1
Stuhlman 1
Smith 1
Total 37 No majority.
The result of the second ballot. was as follows:
McCarty 14
Squires 12
Daniels 4
Doyle 4
Williams 1
Smith 1
Schindler 1
Total 37 No majority.
Chairman.
Ki-. McCarty asked that his name be withdrawn as a candidate for Vice -
The result of the third ballots was as follows:
Squires
25
McCarty
7
Daniels
2
Doyle
1
Blank
1
Total
36
Motion was made by Hering and duly seconded that lair. Squires be declared
duly eledted as Vice- Chairman. Motion carried.
Alih 3AL.. IEi ETING-.OF_ _TF, ' . _ BAYFIELD COUNTY __B_OARD_ _-_ _ _
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The following report was then -read:
Washburn, Wis., November 1, 1928.
To the �Honorable County Board,
,Bayfield County, Wis.
Gentlemen:
' We, the undersigned committee on Illegal Taxes, beg leave to report that
we have examined the following claims, recommend that
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same be allowed as set forth i
in the column marked allowed and that the County Clerk
be instructed
to issue orders
for the payment of the same.
' Signed;
R. E.
Goff
j
S. E.
Squires
H. D.
Randall, Jr. i
Committee. '
Claimant Reason of Illegality Year of
Cert'f All-+
sale.
No.-,
face In't Claimed Dwedi
Bayfield County Government land, charge
back to the Town of Mason 1924
3733-
7.34 7.34
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Incomplete Dese. charge.
back to the Town of Hughes 1927
6360
5.29 5.29`!x.
" Government Land, Charge
back to the Town of
Barksdale 1925
3220
4.32 4.321
Illegal Description, Charge
!�
back to the Town of
Bayfield 1924
1341,
3.78 3.78 i
No such lot, charge back
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to the City of Washburn 1926
9022
- 1.73 1.73I �
fr f4 Do 1927
8867
1.76 1.76
i Do 1928
9312- 2.58 2.58 ! �-
" " Illegal Description, charge
ice:
back to Town of Bayfield 1925
238.
38.05 38.05ix
Town Road, charge back to
-
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Town of Bayview 1925
126
3.59 3.59 � x
Double Assessment, charge
back to Town of Bayfield 1925
295
34.28 34.28 ' v
W. C. Foster Co. Double Assessment and Ill-
egal assessment, charge
back to town off Port ;ding 1925
4434
51.77�10.35 62.12 62.12.,x
�
Christ Peterson Illegal Descriptigralcharge 11923)
924)
600
696
3110
.�11.78)
33.72'10.45)
back to town of Eileen 1925)
725
35.25x" 8.40)130.70 130.70x
Ashland Nat'l bank Wrong volume and page given
'
i in description, charge back
to City of Washburn 1925
175
195.81,'*-24.71 220.52 220.52 " 7*'
is es " Do 1926
194
{
100.00 1"'17.50 117.50 117.50 ' x
Do 1927
207
96.98v 9.70 106.68 106.68iy
Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Washnieski
that the foregoing
report be adopted as read, and that the county cleVk be
instructed to issue orders i
in payment for claims listed in -the column marked "Allowed."
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Motion carried.
,The following resolution was then read:
HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin.
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I WHEREAS, Bayfield County has taken tax deed
based
on tax certificate
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j number 59.,, Sale of 1924, Tax of 1923, on property described as the "IV 10I So. Pike
Bay Road" in Section 23-50-4, and
YNHEREAS, It appears from Town Treasure r-�Is Receipt
number 61 of the Town
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of Bayfield covering the 1923 taxes --that Emil Gustafson paid the taxes for that
year on "All of the IJti'd NW of Section 23-50-4 South of Pike Bay .Road'* and on the
NEg of the SW Ned of -same section South of Pike Bay Road" and
WHEREAS, therefore, it is apparent that the tax deed taken by the county
is illegal, be it hereby I
RESOL7ED that the County Clerk and the County Treasurer, be and they are,
hereb%, authorized to issue quit claim deeds to Emil Gustafson and whoever may have
land that has been affected by above described illegal deed..
R. E. Goff
S. E. Squires
H. B. Randall, Jr
Committee on Illegal Taxes.
Motion was made by Hering and seconded by McCarty that the foregoing
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resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried.
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!, The following report was then read;
Washburn, Wis., November 9, 19284
To.the Honorable County Board, Bayfield County, Wis.
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned committee on Finance and miscellaneous beg leave to report
that we have examined the following bills, recommend that same be allowed as set
forth in the column marked "allowed," and that the County Clerk be instructed to
issue orders for payment of same.
Signed:
Name of,Claimant
Purpose
John Gordon
Damage
to chickens
Sam Aho
i
Damage
to sheep
Sam Aho
I
St
tt s1
i John Erkkila
It
it ''
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John Erkkila
•
Jack Pavich
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Damage
to cows
Matti Nikula
j
Damage to
sheep
John Anderson
Damage to
chickens
Ernest Tolonen
Damage to
sheep
Mrs. Mary rrasa
Damage to
Sheep
Eli Pudas
Damage to
Sheep
Frank Santala
Damage to
Cows
Isaac Oja
Damage to
sheep
Isaac Oja
T.- D. Smith
Damage to
goat
W. Grupstra
Damage to
sheep.(p.ay in full)
Abe Anderson
A. E. Biery
C. L. Moran
Damage to
chickens
T. E. Johnson
Damage to
cow
L. H..McCart
R.. A. Hering
Karry C . Anderson
N. E. Ledin
Pat GalliEan.
Claimed
Allowed
17.00
17.00
8.00
Disallowed
20.00
"
12.00
8.00
12.00
Disallowed
85.00
35.00
18.00
16.00
30.00
30.00
12.00
8.00
50.00
Disallowed
36.00
24.,00
40.00
30.00
10.00
8.00
10.00 Disallowed
25.00
20.00
120.00
64.100
28,00
16.-00
40.00
18.00
19.50
13.00
50.00
30.00
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ANIML MEETING OF
tTIE 13AYI'IELD COUNTY BOARD
_
Town
of
Cable
Transient Poor
(A. D. Norton)
Charge back to
Town of `Barnes
50.39
Town
of
Cable
Do
9.00
Town
of
Pratt
Transient Poor
(Ed Johnson)
have investigating coxr , ittee appointed
Town
of
Pratt
Transient Poor
(Ed Johnson)
Town
of
Pratt
't "
(Mike Frey) Refer back
for dates costs
of aid were incurred
Town
-of -
Tripp
Transient Poor
(Mrs. Silbersack)
51.00
Milwaukee
County
Transient Poor
(Vim. F. Goode) charge
back to City of
Bayfield
9.2.5
-" Washburn
Hospital
Transient Poor
(Edwin Lamoreau%, )
charge back to
Town of Russell
121.00
City
of
Washburn
Transient Poor
(Geo. Thompson) 67.94
Charge back to
Oneida County
Mrs. C. Bloomquist
75.10
Charge back to
Ashland County
143.04
Tom
of
Iron River
Transient Poor
(C. L. Schotts)
1
32.50
Town
of
Iron River
Transient Poor
(Gordon Hill 8c.:.,Family)
charge back to
Burnette County
27.32
Town
of
Iron River
Transient Poor
07m. Martin)
61.50
R. A. Richards
Ludwig Tranmal
Ashland County
- Thomas Upthegrove
Dr. A. A. Axley, M. D.
- R. W. Smith
__ A. P. Stone
- Steve Kacvinsky
Dr. A. A. Axley
- Albert Westin
Town of Iron River
Town of Bayfield
City of Bayfield
James Phillips
Ed Goule t
Cmmmitment fees
5.00
Flog,,ers for Armagost funeral
5.40
Transient Poor (Gertrude Tenner) charge
back to the town of Bayview
58.25
Court Fees
5.95
Post IG4ortem examination of Walter
Anderson, Grandview. (Includes services
of Dr. Smiles and Dr. Langenfelder)
60.00
Survey work and investigation of
trespass of Tigen case
20.00
Per diem on investigation of Tigen
tespass case
8.00
Damage to cow by dogs
80.00
Examination of blind persons:
Gordon and Hendrickson
5.00
Care of Soldiers' graves
23.50
Rent of IV!unicipal Court room at Imn
River, Wisconsin
4-00.00
Transient Poor (James Hall) Charge
back to Vitas County
124.33
Transient Poor Mrs. Conally & Children)
30.00
Services checking Tigen Trespass case
20.00
Services checking Tigen Trespass case
188.30
50.39
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9.00
Disallowed
.9.2.5 h
121.00
4
143. 04
32.50
27.32
i
61.50
5.00
5.40
56.25 " �-
5.95
60.00
20.00
8.00
50,00
5.00
23.50
400.00 L
124.33
30.00 L/
20.00
188.30
Motion was made -by Squires and seconded by Doyle that the foregoing report be
accepted and placed on file, and that the county clerk and county treasurer be in-
structed to issue orders for payment of the claims listed in the column headed
"allowed", and that the bills incurred by the Tigen Trespass case be charged back to
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Mr. Tigen. Motion carried.
AT,DIUAL 11TEETING OF THE BAYF=I D C OUNTY B' CARD
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The following communication and resolution were then read:
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Washburn, Gaisconsin
November 13, 192&0
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I Mr. Pat Galligan,
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Chairman, Bayfield County Board,
Washburn, Wisconsin.
Dear Sir:
This is a claim for refund of $80.00 collected by the county as rental
for the month of June, 1928, while it held a tax deed to Lots 4 and 5, Block 45,
city of Washburn.
The circunstances are briefly these: The County took a tax deed on these
premises on or about May 15 this year. I was the original owner. Being unable to
raise the amount of delinquent taxes, nearly $1200.00, I was forced to let the
County take the deed, but in July, 1 succeeded in obtaining the necessary funds to
pay the taxes and took over the deed.
At the time the deed was taken .1 .informed the treasurer of my intention
to redeem, and requested that the rentals be applied on the back taxes. Now, it
is claimed the rentals cannot be applied on back taxes.
In view of the fact that I have paid the county some $175.00 in interest
and penalties in addition to the total amount of back taxes, I feel the part of
justice requires that I be refunded the $80.00 collected.in rentals or have it
credited on next year's taxes.
I trust the Board will give this claim its consideration.
Respectfully submitted,
J. N. Kinney.
RESOLVED, that James N. Kinney be refunded the amount of eighty dollars,
the rental for the month of Blune, 1926, collected by the county on his premises;
and that the County Clerk be directed to draw an order on the county treasurer
for the same.
J. A. Rivers
R. A. Hering
Frank Stuhlman
Maud Doyle
Motion was made by Fiege and seconded by Mrs. Doyle that the resolution
be adopted as read®
Roll call snowed the following vote:
Aye: Pease, Willis, Fiege, Meyers, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson and
Hering. Total nine.
Nay: Galligan, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson,
Mertz,.Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale,
Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin, Smith
and McCarty, and Johnson. Total twenty-eight. Motion lost.
067,
ANNUAL TV ETIl�G OF TFR] BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD - -
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The following report was then read:
TO THE HONOR13LE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD: i
We -the undersigned County Board Committee on Finance, Miscellaneous claims
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and Budget, wish to make the following report and recommendations:
Your attention is called to the fact that although some of the budget
items have been reduced, others have been increased. The increase in the budget
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for the County Clerk, County Treasurer and District Attorney i•s partly due to the
increase in salaries by the action of this Board at the last annual meeting.
Some of the larger increased items are as follows:
1. Sanatorium 64,300.00
2. Register of Deeds 800.00
Mothers' Pension 1,000.00
j 4. County Agent 325.00
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5. Aid for Common Schools 79309.00
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6. Blind Relief 400.00
7. County Aid Bridges 2,573.66
We have reduced the contingency fund from $20,000 to $15,000, which we hope
will offset the estimated shortage in tax collections.
The budget for1929> after the estimated revenues have been taken into con-
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sideration total $2,134.97 less than a year ago. I
I We have examined the Audit Report of the county books for the year 1927, I.
and recommend that it be accepted and placed on file. i
Your committee believes that the two mill levy for highways is. necessary
to properly keep -up the present highway system. In view of the fact that the i
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valuation of the county has decreased the two mill levy will. not raise as much
money for this purpose as last year.
We recommend that the report of the Road and Bridge Committee be adopted
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and that the several amounts allocated as recommended by them including snow j
removal.
As it appears that at the last annual meeting the Board intended to
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increase the salaries of the clerks in the court house and.it further appears j
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that all such salaries were increased except that of the clerk in the Register of
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Deeds office. To remedy this we recommend and have included in the budget a j
sufficient amount ,to correct this oversight.
We recommend that the application of Louis Gordon for an increase of
$260.00 in his blind pension be allowed. t
We recom-, eiid that $100. 00 be allowed as blind pension to Anna M. Hendrickson.
For the purpose of advertising the Agricultural and Recreational possibil-
ities of Bayfield County, your conuuittee recorunends .$2, 00.0 to print and get out a
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suitable pamphlet.
1. We recommend that Vim. 1. Maitland be engaged to audit the county records i
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I for 1928 for the sum of $800, which amount has been -included in the budget.
2. Appropriation of $6,300 for Building for Bayfield_,County. Amer:ican.Legion Fost.l
{ 3. $200.00 for Tri-County Organization for solving problems of mutual
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interest to Ashland, Bayfiel - and.Douglas Counties.
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The l three items of y $6,,300 and $200 are not included in the budget.
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Vie recommend that the chairman appoint a committee to investigate the status
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of the claim for poor relief of Ed Johnson h.y the Town of Pratt and establish if
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ANNUAL IrIEHTING .OF .1 5 BAYFI.ELD COUNT71- BO1? RD
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possible said Ed Johnson's residence, also that bills covering aid -to Mike Frey be
referred back to the Town for dates of each items as they were incurred.
Recommend that the funds for construction of a Nurses' Home be left avail-
able for the ensuing year as appropriated at -the last annual and spring meeting of t
the County Board.
BUDGET
STATE TAX
GENERAL GOVER=1 NT:
County Board
County Clerk
County Treasurer
Assessment
District Attorney
Divorce Counsel
Surveyor
County Court
Idlunicipal Court
Justice Courts
Circuit Court
Coroner
Court House
Elections
Special Accounting and Auditing
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:
1928 1929
Budget Recommended
�8,647.77 �8,106.76
2, 200.00
21200.00
31400,00
4,600.00
3,400.00
3,700.00
39600.00
32800.00
2,700.00
31,100.00
50.00
50.00
5.00
5.00
39,700.00
39 700.00
-39000.00
3,000.00
50.00
50.00
5,5 00.00
42600.00
50.00
50.00
3,700.00
49000.00
29800.00
800.00
925.00
800.00
j Sheriff
6,800.00
6,900.00
Register of Deeds
29800.00
32600.00
I County's share of Fighting Forest Fires
150.00
150.00 i
HEALTH CONSERVATION AND SANITATION:
Vital Statistics
275.00
250.00
County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
14$00.00
18,800.00
Public Health Nurse
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32500.00
3,500.00
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES:
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Highway Administration
7,500.00
7$00.00
Maintenance, S.T.H.S.
579702.40
632023.80
Maintenance, Co. T.H.S.
18,395.59
22,805.80
Two Mill Levy
409455.29
39,680.71
County Aid Bridges under Section 87.01
12986.89
41560.75
EDUCATION:
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County Superintendent
4,700.00
4,250.00
Tuition Paid Training Schools
150.00
150.00
Supervi sing Teachers
4, 500.00
49500.00
County Agricultural Agent
31200.00
3,525.00
Common School Tax
379000.00
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS:
Outdoor Poor Relief
600.00
300.00
Mothers' Pension
181000.00
191000.00
Relief of Blind
11540.00
1,800.00
Soldiers' Relief
1,000.00
1,000.00
Jail and -Sheriff's Residence
21600.00
22650.00
Insane in'Outside Institutions
10,804.21'
111021.52*
I Industrial School for Girls
306.43*
123.21*
Industrial School for Boys
191.07*
254.92*
Northern Colony & Training Schools
1,703.63*
12860.12*
School for Dependent Children
181.71*
180.00*
State General Hospital
2, 782.22*
19856.40*
State Sanatorium
387.86*
338.94*
j * State Special Charges.
INDEBTEDNESS:
Interest on Bonds
6,775.00
51600.00
Principal of Bonds
21,900..00
219900.00
i UNCLASSIFIED:
Unclassified'
23.50
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j County Fair
29813.01
2,813.01
Community Fairs
1,000.00
500.00
County Tax Deed work
11,200.00
1,200.00
Contingency
20,000.00
15,000..00
$3047151.58
$350v155.94
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ANIR�UAL 11METING. OF THE--BA�-TtZILD COUNaY BOARD
OUTLAY
1928
1929
Budget
Recormended
GENERAL GOVERNIIENT:
County Clerk
County Treasurer
300:00
Court House
725.00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:
Sheriff
300.00
300.00
Register of Deeds
85.00
Municipal Court
61.50
HEALTH CONSERVATION AND SANITATION:
Sanatorium
4P000.00
County Nurse
650.00
650.00
EDUCATION:
County Agricultural Agent
300.00
275.00
County Superintendent
150.00
.69121.50
4n)790.00
ESTII�aTED REVENUES
TAXES:
Inheritance tax for county
175.00
50.00
Street Railway Tax from, State
229.78
200.00
Tax Fees and Penalties
81000.00
109000.00
Occupational Tax for county
300.00
150.00
Income Tax Revenue
800.00
21500.00
FEES AND CHARGES:
County Clerk
250.00
200.00
County Treasurer
50.00
50.00
Register of Deeds
2,000.00
12350.00
Municipal Court and Circuit Court
1,500.00
11400.00
GIFTS AND GRANTS:
Revenue from State - Co. T.H.S.
189395.59
22 805-80
Revenue from State- Maintenance S.T.H.S.
57,702.40
632023:80
State Aid for Supervising Teachers
4,500.00
41500.00
State Aid for Mothers' Pension
300.00
350.00
State Aid for Blind
275.00
275.00
All other General Revenue
100.00
COIZ,-ERCIAL:
Interest on Daily Deposits
500.00
1,200.00
Rent of Tax Deed Property
4OG.00
Sanatorium
5200.00
$500.00
69500.00
Total Estimated Revenue
4100,677.77
115 054.60
Signed:
L. H. McCarty
R. A. Hering
Harry Anderson
Pat Galligan
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N. E. Ledin
Committee.
Motion was made by Stuhlman and duly seconded
that the foregoing budget be
considered item by item. Notion carried.
NOTE: Roll call on the budget was not taken until the afternoon session,
but shows that the vote was unanimous for the items shown in the column headed
"Recoi7riended.
Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded
by Misun that
the insurance on
County buildings be insured under the State Insurance Department when
the present,
Policies expire. He amended the motion to read: "That
the Chairman
appoint a committee
of three to report on the advisability of same at the next meeting of
the Board.
ANNUAL h, TINE OI' - TIHE BAYF IEL D . COUNTY BOARD _ -
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Motion carried.
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Iviotion was made by Stuhlman and duly seconded that the Board adjourn
until one P. M. Motion carried.
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Meeting was called to order by Chairman, Pat Galligan at one fifteen.
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Roll call shoved the following members present:
Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips,
Liebman
Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin,/ Kalin, Taipale,
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Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin, Fiege,
Meyers, Smith, 14IcCarty, Doyle, Stuhlman, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-four.
Three absent.
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The following resolution was then read:
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RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled at the
Annual Meeting this 14th day of November, 1928, that there be and there is hereby
appropriated for the Bayfield County Fair Association and for the holding of Fair
in the year 1929, the sum of $2,813.01, said sum to be levied upon and collected
-from the taxable property in said county. This appropriation, however, is made
;upon the condition that the County Agricultural Representative of Bayfield County
be made ex-officio a director* d have voice in the holding of the County Fair,
fixing 9 of the time of holding of the- Fair-, the preparation of the premium book,
and the time of issue and distribution thereof.
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R. A. Hering.
Dated this 14th day of November, 1928.
Motion was made and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution
be adopted.as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff,
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Phillips, Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid,
Nordin, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost,
Stone, Williams, Ledin, Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman,
Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-seven. Motion carried.
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Motion vTas made by Nelson and seconded by Misun that the budget
as recommended by the Finance Committee be adopted as read. Roll call showed
the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff,
Phillips Hanson Mertz Chambers Squires, Washnieski Noid Nordin
7 7 7 Willis, 7 > 7
Liebman Kalin Taipale, Misun H. Anderson Woodard Drinville Armagost, Stone
� 7! p 7 9 9 7 7 � 7 7
j 1.5illiams, Ledin, Fiege, Meyers, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Helson, Hering
and Johnson. Total thirty-five. Motion carried.
ANNUAL IVEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD
The following resolution was then read:
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November 14, 1928.
'WHEREAS, The Official road map of the State of Wisconsin only shows five
jlakes in Bayfield County, namely; Lake Namekagon, Lake Owen, Eau Claire Lake,
Robinson Lake and Drummond Lake, and does not show any of the streams of said
Bayfield County.
AND WHEREAS, The Official map of Bayfield County by direction of the
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Commission of Agriculture, after making the official survey of the land and lakes,
and classification of the soils of said Bayfield County, shows that there are more
than one hundred and fifty lakes in Bayfield County in which there are game fish
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of various kinds.
NOW, THEREFORE, Be it Resolved by the Bayfield County Board now in annual
{ j session at the court house in the City of Washburn, it is the sense of this meet-
ing that the State Highway Commission of Wisconsin discontinue that part of the
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present Road Map insofar as Bayfield County is concerned, and cause to be used in
its place the Official. Map of Land and Lakes Survey as made by Direction of the
Commission of Agriculture, which correctly shows the lakes and streams. '
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy of this resolution be sent to the.
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State Highway Commission, the Conservation Commission and the Commission of
Agriculture.
f E. F. .Daniels.
Motion was made by Nelson and seconded by Stuh1man that the foregoing
resolution'be adopted as read. Motion carried.
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The following resolution was then read:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors %J j
Bayfield County, Wisconsin. /r� 11
WHEREAS The Bayfield County Post of ` erican Legion is desirous of secur-
ing for their purpose and use as a Headquarters and Home the property in the .City
of Washburn known as the Amos Hansen Building which is legally described as Lots
eight (8) and nine (9), Block forty-five, Townsite of Washburn, and
WKiREAS the property can be'acquired free of all encumbrances for the sum
of $69300, BE IT NOW THEREFORE
RESOLVED, That the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin;
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being duly assembled at their annual meeting this 13th day of November, 1928, being
of .the opinion that the Bayfield County Post of the American Legion is a distinct
asset to the County, do hereby appropriate the sum of .Six Thousand Three Hundred
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Dollars ($6,300) for the purchase. of said property and the Finance Committee of
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this Board are hereby directed and authorized to purchase the said property for
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the County providing that the sum expended shall not be in excess of the said sum
of Six Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($6,300), and the County Clerk and the County
Treasurer are hereby authorized and instructed to pay for same at order of the
Finance Committee.
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The County Clerk is also authorized and directed upon the title of said
property being secured to the County of Bayfield to issue a deed of conveyance to
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the Bayfield County Bodin-Finstad Post #86 of the American Legion, with the
provision that the property at the expiration of the life of the Post will revert
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back to the County, and also providing that the American Legion Post will allow j
the use of the building to the Spanish-American War Veterans of the community.
.The Finance Committee is instructed in closing the purchase to allow
the City of Washburn to make whatever donation of their tax certificates that
may be deemed advisable toward the purchase of the property.
Signed-:
R. A. Hering.
Motion was made by Stuhl-man and seconded by Misun that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips,
Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin,
Liebman, Karin, Taipale, Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost,
Williams, Ledin, Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson,
Hering,.and Johnson. Total thirty-six. Not voting, Stone. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Hering and duly seconded that the sum of not to
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exceed $2,000 be appropriated as recommended by the Finance Committee for the
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purpose of advertising the Agricultural and Recreational resources -of the county.
Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Phillips, Hanson,
Daniels, Liebman, Kalin, H. Anderson, Drinville, Stone, Williams, Ledin, Fiege,
Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson.
Total twenty-five.
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Nay: Goff, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin,
Taipale, Misun, Woodard, and Armagost. Total twelve. Notion carried. 1
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Motion was made by Hering and seconded by Stone that the Chairman be
instructed to appoint a committee of three for the purpose of getting out the
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advertising as mentioned in the foregoing motion, and that the county clerk be
made a member in addition to the three appointees of this committee, the work
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of said committee to consist of compiling and getting ready for publication a
pamphlet advertising the Agricultural and Recreational resources of the county.
Motion carried,
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'The following resolution was then read:
November 14, 1928.
RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County that the sum of $70.00
be donated toward the county's share of $200.00 apportioned throughout the United
States for Florida Flood Relief, and that the same be turned over to Mrs. Mike
Stapleton, local Secretary in charge.
Signed:
R. A. Hering.
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Motion was made by Hering and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution
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be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following, vote:
Aye: Galligai, Pease, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson,
Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin, Liebman,
Kalin, Taipale, Misun, H. Anderson, Drinville, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin,
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Fiege, Meyers, Smith, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total
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thirty-four.
Nay: Holston, Woodard and McCarty. Total three. Motion carried.
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f i The following communication was then read:
I CHILDREN'S HOME FINDING SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN 1
i + Ladysmith-, Wisconsin, Oct. 221, 1928.
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
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Please present my request to your Board for an appropriation of j
i $100 to help in the work for.the coming.year. You will note what other counties
are doing every year. Bayfield has aided in past years and a little lift now would i
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be appreciated. It pays to preserve and protect and reclaim the underpriveleged
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child. It is the greatest humanitarian work in the world. It is christianity
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applied.
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Fred -Dahlberg, Dist. Supt.
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Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Goff that the foregoing i
communication be placed on file. Motion carried.
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The following resolution was then read:
November 14, 1928. I
TO THE HONORABLE BAj'FIELD COUNTY BOARD:
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BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, That there be and there is hereby appropriated
the sum of 0600.00 for Public Health Stork to purchase toxin and anti -toxin and
jIodine tablets to be used for Bayfield County children.
Signed:
j Leon H. McCarty
Maud P. Doyle
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Pat Galligan
! Motion was made by Chambers and seconded by Hering that .the foregoing
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resolution be adopted as read.. Roll call showed the following vote:
I Aye: Galligan, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Phillips,
Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Liebman, Kalin,
I Taipale, Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin,
I Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson.
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Nay: Goff and Nordin. Motion carried.
The following resolution was then read:
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY that there
is hereby appropriated the sure of $200 to prepare and outfit an office in the court
house for the District Attorney, said money to be expended under the direction of
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the buildings and grounds committee of the county board.
Signed:
! A. P. Stone
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! Motion was made by Stone and duly seconded that the foregoing resol-
ution be adopted as read.
Motion was made by McCarty and duly seconded that the resolution be
-tabled. Motion carried.
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ANNUAL MEETING-. OF TEE . BAYFI�LD . COUNTY BOARD
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The following resolution was then read: i
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RESOLVED By this Bayfield County Board in Annual Session Assembled this I
14th day of November, 1928,. that an appropriation of $10, 000 be and the same is
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j hereby maunder- Section 84.07, Subsection 3 of Wisconsin Statutes to be used for
snow removal on the following system of highways, with additional work on such
other highways as -the county Highway Committee may see fit during the first few
light snow storms, or until the end of the present year:
Z. T. H. No. 13 From Jet. #112 to Jet. with County Trunk. "Alt at
Port Wing.
State Trunk Highway.No. 24 to Jet. �112.
State Trunk Highway No. 112 to Jet. #13.
County Trunk Highway IT" from No. 24 to Mason.
County Trunk Highway tfAll from Port Sling to Iron River.
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U. S. Highway No. 2 from Iron River to Douglas County Line.
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Signed: Geo. B. Williams
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H. C.-Fiege
Geo. Vester
Highway Committee.
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Motion was made by Stone and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution
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be laid on the table. Roll call showed the following vote:
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Aye: Holston, Goff, Hanson, IFTertz, Willis, Chambers, Squires, Washnieski,
Noid, "ordin, Kerlin, Misun, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost and Stone. Total sixteen.
Nay: Galligan, Pease, Schindler, Randall, Jr. , Phillips, Daniels,
Liebman, Taipale, H. Anderson, Williams, ,Ledin, Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle,
Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total twenty-one. Motion lost.
Motion was made by Hering and seconded by McCarty that the resolution
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be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Phillips, Dani-els,.Liebman,
H. Anderson, Williams, Ledin, Fiege, Meyers, Smith, McCarty, Doyle, Rivers; Stuhlman,
Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total nineteen. -
Nay: Pease, Holston, Goff, Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Squires,
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Washnieski, Noid, Nordin, Kalin, Taipale, Misun, Woodard, Drinville, Armagost- and
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Stone. Total eighteen. Motion carried.
The following agreement was then read:
AGREEMENT
THIS AGREIZIENT, made this 13th day of November, 1928, by and between
H. F. Holmes, of Superior, Wisconsin, party of the first part and Bayfield County,
Wisconsin, b-k the Chairman and Clerk of its County Board of -Supervisors, parties of
the second part.
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WHEiREBY, the parties of the second part for anDin consideration of the
payment to them by the party of the first part of the sum of Ten (010.00) and No/100
i Dollars, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, promise and agree with the party
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ANNUAL •MELTING. OE. THE, BAt-rFIELD COUNTY -BOARD
of the first part to give said party of the first part the first right to buy any
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and all sand and gravel which the party of the second part might desire to sell and
convey from the following described property:
The East one-half of the Northwest one -quarter of the Southeast One -Quarter
(E2 of NWT of SE- ) of Section Eighteen (18), Township. Forty-seven (47) North, of"
Range Eight West, (Bayfield County.)
AND the party of the second part further agrees that they will use or permit
the use of all sand and gravel located in the abov-e described property for crushed
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gravel surfacing purposes only.
IT IS FURTHER AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD by the parties hereto that this agree -
meat shall be in force and effective from this date forward until January 1, 1939.
IN PRESENCE OF:
H..F. Holmes
Party of the First Part
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BA-YTIELD COUNT', WISCONSIN.
Chairman of the County Board
of Supervisors of Bayfield
County, Wisconsin
Clerk of the County Board of
Supervisors of Bayfield County,
Wisconsin.
Motion was made by Hering and seconded by Williams that the foregoing agree-
ment be adopted as read, and that the clerk be instructed to issue said agreement
upon the receipt of Ten Dollars mentioned therein. Motion carried.
The following application for Blind Pension was then read:
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APPLICATION FOR AID FOR BLIND or BLIND and DEAF.
Bayfield, 4,Iis consin, November 10, 19280
I hereby apply for aid under the provisions of Chapter 355, laws of 1923. I
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submit my application for consideration upon the facts herein set forth in answer to
the following questions:
1. Name in full - Louis Gordon
2. Address in full - Bayfield, -Vies.
3. Date and place of birth- Bayfield, Wis.I Oct. 15, 1894. Age - 34.
4. Married, single, widow, widower or divorced - Single
10. What aid has been given you during the past twelve months by your children,
brothers or sisters, or parents? - Nothing from relatives. Have no relatives
except aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Ira Butterfield.
11. Name and addresses. of parents, if living - both dead.
(a) Have parents sufficient means to provide proper care? Left nothing.
12. If living with relatives other than husband or wife, state with whom - Wm. Codette
(No relation).
13. That occupation do you follow for a living? Just started to learn basket trade
this summer.
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(a)
'What
was your average
income
per month from your own labor, for the
last
tlrJelve months?
$15.00
for one month only.
(b)
ghat
other income have
you?
None.
Do you receive a. pension of any sort? If so, state amount and source o
100.00 per year from county.
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Have you resided in 71isconsin for ten consecutive years im e-diately preceding the:
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date of this application, or were you a resident of the state at the time you
lost your eyesight? Yes. i
Have you resided in county one year? Yes.
17. Are you an inmate of any state, county or municipally owned charitable,
reformatory or penal institution in the state or in attendance at any state,
county or municipally- owned school for the Blind or Deaf wherein instructions,
room and board, and other incidentals are furnished free of charge, except
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the summer School. of the Wis. School for the Blind? No.
18. Are you publicly soliciting alms? No.
I STA12E OF WISCONSIN )
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iLouis Gordon, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that each ar�all of the
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foregoing answers to the foregoing questions are true and correct to the best of his
knowledge and belief. That he is over 18 years of age, that he is blind and.not an
inmate in any state, county or municipally owned charitable, reformatory or penal
institution in the state of Wisconsin, and has an income of less than $15.00,except
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g100.00 from County, per annum; that he has been a bona fide resident of the said
state for ten years, and of the county of Bayfield for one year preceding the date
of this application, and hereby makes app�i cation to the said county of Bayfield for
the annual benefit of $360.00, as provided for by Chapter 355, Laws of 1923.
Louis Gordon
Applicant's Signature.-
J. P. O'Malley )
)Signatures of Witnesses.
H. J. LaPo lnt . , . . , )
Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth day of November, 19280
.T . P. 0111alle y- -
Notary Public, Bayfield Coo, Wis.
Commission expires April 7, 1929.
STATEMEM OF FREEHOLDERS
STATE OF WISCONSIN )
County of Bayfield )
J. R. Sayles and H. J. La Pointe being first duly sworn, on oath
depose and say: that they.are freeholders residing in the county of Bayfield; that
they are personally .acquainted with Louis Gordon, the above applicant, and know
of their own knowledge that said applicant has been a bona fide resident of said state
for ten years and of the said county of Bayfield for one year or that he lost his
vision while he was a resident of this state and of the county in which application
is made for at least one year immediately preceding date of application.
Subscribed. and sworn to before me J. R. Sayles
this 10 day of November, 1928. H. J. LaPointe
J. P. O'Malley, Notary Public, Bayfield Co. Wis.
Commission expires April 7, 1929.
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I, Albert A. li_xley, examiner of the blind and deaf of the county of Bayfield
and state of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that I have examined Louis Gordon and find
him to be blind.
Albert A. Axely, 1�1. D.
Examiner of Blind and Deaf .
Dated at Washburn, Wis.
November 10, 1928.
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IVlotion was made by McCarty and seconded -by Anderson that the Blind Pension
of Louis Gordon be increased to $360.00 per annum, beginning with January 1, 1929.
Lotion carried.
The following application for Blind Pension was then read:
APPLICATION FOR AID FOR BLIND or BLIND and DEAF
Washburn, Wisconsin, October 24, 1928.
I hereby apply for aid under the provisions of Chapter 355, Laws.of 1923. I
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submit my application for consideration upon the facts herein set forth in answer to
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the following questions:
1. Name in full - Anna 11. Hendrickson.
2. Address in full - 306 W.. Bayfield St., Washburn, Wis.
3• Date and place of birth - Norway July 25, 1866. Age.- 62.
4. Married, single, widow, widower or divorced - married
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5. If married, is husband living - yes. Where - �-dashburn, Wis.
6. Is husband employed? No. If so, state: Has small business.
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(a) Name and address of employer - none.
(b) Average weekly wage - Not employed. i
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7. Has husband sufficient means to provide proper care? No.
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8. Names, addresses and ages of children, if any - One child dependent. I
9. If children are employed, state: Not except around shop.
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(a) Names and addresses of employers - not employed.
(b) Average weekly wage of each child - Nothing.
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(c) Have children sufficient means to provide proper care or aid in your f
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support? No.
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10. What aid has been given you during the past twelve months by your children,
brothers or sisters, or parents? One child helped about $300.00 which has not
j been paid back.
11. Names and addresses of parents, if living - Parents of applicant are both dead.
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(a) Have parents sufficient means to provide proper care`? None.
12. If living with relatives other than with husband or wife, state v�ith whom
Living with husband, one daughter takes care of home.
(a) Has relative with whom you are residing sufficient means to provide proper
care? No. j
13. What: occupation do you follow for a living? Housekeeper
(a) What was your average income per month from your own labor, for the last
twelve months?- None have/been employed outside of home.
(b) What other income have you? None.
14. Do you receive a pension of any sort? No.
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15. Have you resided in Wisconsin for ten consecutive years immediately preceding
the date of this application, or were you a resident of the state at the time you
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lost your eyesight? Nearly forty years.
16. Have you resided in county one year? Yes, fourteen years.
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17. Are you an inmate of any state, county or'municipally owned charitable, reformatory
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or penal institution in the state or in attendance at any state, county or municipally]
owned school for the Blind or.Deaf wherein instructions; room and board, and other
incidentals are furnished free of charge, except the Sumer School of the Wisconsin
School for the Blind? No.
18. Are you publicly soliciting alms? No.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN )
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County of Bayfield )
.Anna M. Hendrickson, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that
each and all of the foregoing answers to the foregoing questions are true and correct j
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to the best of her knowledge and belief. That she is over 18 years of age; that she
is blind and not an inmate of any state, county or municipally owned charitable,
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reformatory or penal institution in the state of Wisconsin, and has an income of less
than $60.00 per annum; that she has been a bona fide resident of the said state for
ten years, and of the county of Bayfield for one year preceding the date of this
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application, and hereby makes application to the said county of Bayfield for the
annual ,benefit of-$360.00, as provided for by Chapter 355, Laws of 1923.
Anna Id. Hendrickson
Applicant's Signature.
Louis:. Johnson ) I
Signatures of
Fred Thoreson ) Witnesses..
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of October, 1928.
LudyriS Tranmal
County Clerk.
STATMIENT OF FREEHOLDERS
STATE OF WISCONSIN )
County of Bayfield }
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Louis Johnson and Hans a. Thompson being first duly sworn, on oath depose
and say: that they are freeholders residing in the county of Bayfield; that they
are personally acquainted with Anna Hendrickson, the above applicant, and know of
their own knowledge that said applicant has been a bona fide resident of said state
for ten years and of the county of Bayfield for one year or that she lost her vision
while she was 'a resident of this state and of the county in which application is ode
preceding
for at least one year next immediately/date of application.
Subscribed and sworn to before me - Louis Johnson
this 24th day of October, 1928.
Ludwip- Tranmal. County Clerk. Hans J. Th-ompson
CERTIFICATE OF EXAMINER
I, ,.Albert A. Axley, Examiner of the blind and deaf for the county of
Bayfield and State of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that I have examined Anna M.
Hendrickson and find her to be blind.
Dated at Washburn, Wisconsin Albert A.. Axley, M.-D.
Examiner of Blind & Deaf.
this 31st day of October, 1928.
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ANNUAL- .MEETING OF THE BAYFITLD COUNTY BOARD I
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Motion was made and duly seconded that the application of Anna M. Hendrickson
for Blind Pension be granted at 100 per annum beginning with January 1, 1929. Motion
carried.
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The following resolution was then read: j
RESOLVED. By the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled at the annual
meeting thereof this 14th day of November, 1928, that the District Attorney . of Bayfield �
County be, and he is hereby instructed and directed to institute an'action i-n favor of
Bayfield County as Plaintiff, and against Price County, one of the Counties of Wis-
consin, as Defendant, to recover from Price County the moneys paid by Bayfield County
for the support and maintenance of Mrs. Garnet Hare and her children, she, 'the said
Ykrs. Garnet Hare, being a resident of, and having legal settlement in Price County,
and havingbeen supported r
pported as a transient poor by the City of Washburn, in Bayfield
County, and said city having given due notice of the furnishing and providing of
public aid and support to the said Mrs, Garnet Hare and her children, and Bayfield
County havingy given due notice of such aid�to Price County.
Signed: Harry C. Anderson
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Motion was made by Rivers and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution be
adopted as read. Motion carried unanimously.
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The following resolution was then read:
November 14, 1928.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors, of Bayfield County that there is '
hereby appropriated the stun of $5, 000 to be used for the construction of a road
starting at a point on County Trunk Highway C known as Four Corners and connecting
with State Trunk Highway 13 at or near Port Wing, And It Is Further Resolved that
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the route to be used for the connection of said points above named be left to the
discretion of the Road and Bridge Committee of said Bayfield County.
S ig2a:e d : j
E.R. Phillips.
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Motion was made by Rivers and seconded by Stuhlman that the foregoing resolution
be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Schindler, Phillips, Chambers, H. Anderson, Stone, Rivers,
Stuhlman, Nelson and Hering. Total ten.
Nay: Pease, Randall, Jr., Goff, Hanson, Mertz, Willis, Squires, Washnieski,
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Noid, Nordin, Liebman, Ka1in, Taipale, Misun, Woodard, .Armagost, Williams, Ledin,
j Fiege; Smith and Doyle. Total treaty -two. Five absent. Motion lost.
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The following petition was then read:
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October 25, 1928.
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD:
We, the undersigned free holders, taxpayers and electors of the towns of Pratt i
and Namekagon, do hereby humbly petition that County Highway "D" be changed and set
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back from the shore line of Namekagon Lake as approximately outlined in the map or
diagram, hereto attached, for the following reasons:
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lst, The present road as now constructed, see diagram, leaves the shore property
practically unsaleable. This property has grown in value and desirable for summer
homes that the road should be changed so that the pin perty can be platted off to the
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shore and sold to the hundreds of people who are now desiring small tracts for
summer homes and out of door recreation.
2nd, The present owner of this particular shore property has given so much
of her shore line property for public highway that it is only reasonable and just i
that this road should be moved as requested in diagram hereto attached.
3rd, The road as now constructed is dangerous for travel in several places.
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4th, This road as now constructed is so close to the lake it drifts with
snow as to become impassable during winter, and the lake is used as the road
which is exceedingly dangerous in the fall and spring.
5th, The opening of this shore line for settlement will materially increase
settlement, and the taxable income not only locally but to both county and state.
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Signed by:
Twenty-four Signers.
Motion was made by Stuhlman and seconded by Hanson that the foregoing
petition be laid on the table. Motion carried.
The following petition was then read:
TO EHE HONORABLE .THE COTINTY BOARD OF BAYFIBLD COUNTY:
The petition of the Town of Bayview. in Bayfield County respectfully repres-
ents and shows:
That said Town of Bayview has an assessed. valuation of more than $400,000
as last equalized by the County Board and that it was and became necessary in
the fall of 1928 for the Town of Bayview to construct a bridge across Little
Sioux on a public highway in said town in the -Southeast Quarter ,(SEA) of the
Northeast Quarter (NEB) of Section eighteen (18), Township forty-nine (49) North,
of Range four (4) Viest, without delay. That - the Town's share of the cost of
said bridge exceeds the amount produced by a tax of two mills on the dollar and
that therefor a special town meeting was duly held to vote upon the question of
the construction of said bridge and to authorize and direct the town board of
said town to borrow money and proceeds for the construction of said bridge under. -
the provisions of Section 87.01. That an election wa s duly held on the 20th
of September, 1928, and that at said special meeting the electors of said town
voted to construct said bridge and to authorize the tovm board to proceed with
the work. That in pursuance of said action of said special town meeting, the
town board of said town and the -county Highway Committee let a contract for the
building of said bridge for the sum of Twenty-five Hundred ($2500.00) Dollars
and that the Tovv-n of Bayview has furnished and provided the cost of the construct-
ion of -said bridge and that in pursuance of the provisions of Chapter- 87 of Wis-
consin Statutes, Bayfield County is required to provide and appropriate one-
half.of such cost and that one-half of the cost of said bridge is the sum of
Twelve Hundred and Fifty ($1250.00) Dollars.
1111HEREFORE', Petitioner prays that the county Board of Bayfield County levy
and appropriate the sum of Twelve Hundred and Fifty ($1250.00) Dollars, being
one-half of the cost of the construction of said bridge as the county's share
thereof,
Dated this 13th day of November, 1928.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIFLD 'C-OU11-TY BOARD
TOWN OF BAYVIE i
By Allen .Odegard.
J. E. Tiestgat,e
R. L. Schindler.
Town Board.
STATE OF WISCONSIN . )
( SS,
COUNTY OF BAYF IELD )
R. L. Schindler, being first duly sworn,on oath says that he is an officer,
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namely, Chairman, of the Torn of Bayview, in Bayfield County, Wisconsin, and makes
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this verification on behalf of said town axid is authorized so to do. That affiant
has read the foregoing petition and knows the contents thereof and that the same is
true of his own knowledge.
R. L. Schindler .
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 13th day of November, 1928.
R. W. Smith
Notary Public, Bayfield County, Tis.
Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing petition
be allowed as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson,
Mertz, Willis, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin, Liebman, Kalin,
Taipale, Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin, Fiege,
Smith, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-three.
Four absent. Motion carried.
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The Board then•allowed'Robert A. Nixon, Assemblyman Elect, to address them
with regard to information on Federal Ownership of Forest Reserve.
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The following resolution was then read:
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RESOLVED:
That the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield Bounty, Wisconsin,
assembled this 14th day of November, 1928, hereby approve and consent to the purchase
of all lands in the Towns of Bayview, Bell, Clover, Port 117ing, Tripp, Washburn,
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Barksdale, Iron River, Pilsen and Keystone, all in Bayfield County, 1!11isconsin, as
shown within the red lines of the attached map of Bayfield County marked "Exhibit Atl'
by the United States Government to bale protected, administered and developed as a
National Forest,
And the Assemblyman Elect of Bayfield County, .and the State Senator from
this Senatorial District, are hereby requested to use their influence in an effort
to remove all obstacles to the approval of the acquisition of the lands by the
Government of the United States.
Signed:
E. F. Daniels.
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Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Hering that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read. All members voting in the affirmative except
j' Misun and Rivers, Motion carried.
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The following resolution was then read:
RESOLUTION NO.
STATE & COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION & LUINTENANCE
DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR 1929.
Section 1. The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
regularly assembled, does hereby ordain that such funds as may be made available
to the county for highway work in the year 1928 under the provisions of Section
20.49 and Chapters 83 and 84 of the Statutes, and the additional sums herein
appropriated shall be expended as hereinafter set forth:
SECTION II. u7HEREAS: The State Highway. Commission has notified the County
Clerk that a sum of money estimated to be One Hundred and Fourteen Thousand and
Twenty-nine Dollars ($114,029.00) will become available at the end of the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1929, under the provisions of subsection (9) of Section
20.49 of the Statutes, for the improvement of the State and County trunk highway
systems in the county, but -that its exact amount will not be K)lown until after
June 30, 1929, and
AREAS: Twenty per cent. of the said sum, or Twenty-two Thousand Eight
Hundred and Five and 80/100 Dollars ($22,805.80) is required by law (subsection
84.03) to be set aside for the improvement of the County Trunk Highway System,
in the county; the County Highway Committee is hereby authorized -and directed
to expend the said sum for the improvement of the said County Trunk highway
System during 1929 in the following manner, to -wit:
For maintenance of -the` County Trunk -Highway System.
SECTION VI. Vr=iREA5: It appears that certain additional highway improvements
in the county are necessary and warranted, the said county Board does hereby
appropriate the following sums for the purposes hereinafter set forth:
'(1) The sum of Three Thousand and No/100 Dollers (03, 000.00 ), for the im-
provement by grading and draining County Trunk Highway No. "All beginning at about
the NW Corner of Section 12-45-9 and extending Northerly as far as the said sum
will construct.
(2) The 'sum of Four .Thousand and No/100 ($4, 000.00) Dollars, for 'the_ i
I improvement by surfacing County Trunk Highway No. "All beginning at Iron River.
Jct. with U. S. r2 and extending Northerly as far as the said sum will construct.
(3) The sum of Three Thousand and No/100 Dollars (3,000.00), for the
improvement by Brid.ge.Construction on County Trunk Highway No. B,beginning at
IAV corner of Section 20-48-9,and extending Northeasterly as far as the said sum j
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(4) The sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500) for the
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improvement by grading and surfacing County Trunk Highway No. C, beginning at
Sioux River Bridge and extending Northwesterly as far as the said sum will
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construct.
(5) The sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500) for the
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improvement by repairing Bridges and grading of County Trunk Highway No. D,
beginning; at Cable and extending Northerly as far as the said sum will construct.
`(6) The sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500) for the
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improvement by surfacing of County Trunk Highway No. E, beginning at Ino or
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Jct. with U. S. 7T"2, and extending Southerly as far as the said sum will construct.
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7. The sum of One Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($1,000.'00) for indemnity in-
surance fund.
8. The sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10, 000) for snow removal as recommended
by the County Highway Committee in their annual report to the County Board on
i November 13, 1928.
9. For the maintenance of the County Trunk Highway System, the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars,($5,000).
10. For emergency road and bridge fund the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred
and eighty and 71/100 Dollars ($2,180.71).
11. For the purchase of machinery and for machinery repairs, the sum of Ten
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Thousand Dollars ($10,000).
12. For the purchase of county gravel pits and stone quarries, the sum of
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000).
13. For administration including salaries, per diems, office and travel expense
of the County Highway Committee, the County Highway Commissioner, his clerks and
assistants not paid from construction or maintenance funds the sum of Seven Thous-
and Five Hundred Dollars ($7,500).
SECTION VII. AREAS: Appropriations are made herein, in addition to the
amounts available for work in the county under Section 20.49 of the Statutes, the
County Board does hereby levy a tax on all of the property in the county to meet
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such appropriations as follows:
(1) For the various purposes set forth in Section VI hereof, the sum of
Fifty-seven Thousand One Hundred and Eighty and 71/100 Dollars ($57,180.71).
SECTION IX. WHEREAS: The various highway activities, for which provision is
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made in this resolution are continuous from year to year, and the exact cost of
any work cannot be known at the time of making the appropriation therefor, this
Board does hereby direct that any balance remaining in any appropriation for a
specific highway improvement after the same shall have been completed, may be used
by the County Highway Committee to.make up any deficit that may occur in any other
improvement of the same class for which provision is herein made, and any balances
remaining at the end of the year in any highway.fund shall remain and be available
for the same purpose in: the ensuing year, and any deficit in any highway fund at
the end of the year shall be paid from the next appropriation made for the same
purpose, and
11=1REAS: The exact amount of the funds that will become available forhigh-
way purposes in the County under Section 20.49 of the Statutes will not be known
until after June 30, 1928, at which time correct figures will be submitted by the
State Highway Commission the County Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed
to make payments on account of the improvements to be made with such funds, as here-
inbefore authorized, from any funds in the county treasury that are not required
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for the purposes for which appropriated prior to August 1, 1929; and to reimburse
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such funds in the county treasury from the sums received under Section 20.49 of
the Statutes. The County Clerk is hereby directed to levy the taxes name d in Section
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VIZ hereof in the county tax levy, and to levy the special benefit assessments made
in Section VIII hereof as special charges against the respective municipalities
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therein name.c- as provided -by law, and the County Highway Committee and the County
Highway Commissioner are hereby directed to carry out the highway construction and
maintenance for which provision is herein made, in the manner provided by law,
and to employ such patrolmen, laborers, and foremen, as they may deem necessary
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for such purpose.
Dated November 1�/, 1928. (Signed) Geo. B. Williams _
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H. C. Fiege
George Vester
RESOLUTION
COUNTY AID BRIDGE_ CONSTRUCTION
UNDER SECTION 8_7.01 OF THE STATUTES
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SECTION I. WHEREAS: The various towns hereinafter named have filed petitions
for county aid in the construction of bridges under Section 87.01 of the Statutes,
said petitions are hereby granted, and county appropriations made as follows:
! Amount raised Amount of
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TOWN BRIDGE by lo.cal unit. County aid Granted
Cable Squaw Bend
Washburn Washburn Sioux River Bridge 17639.00 13645.68
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Bayview Little Sioux River Bridge 1,250.00 12101.15
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SECTION II. The County Board does hereby levy a tax on all of the property !
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in the County taxable for such purpose to meet said appropriations.
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Resolutions offered by
Geo. B. Williams i
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H. C. Fiege
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Dated November 14, 1928. George Venter -
Motion was made by Hering and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution
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be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
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Aye: Galligan, Pease, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson, Mertz, -Willis,
Chambers Squires, Washnieski7 f Noid Nordin, Liebmanf 9 � Kalin Tai ale
! 9 Daniels) f ,
Misun, H. Anderson, Woodard) Armagost, Stone, 71illiams, Ledin, Fiege, Smith, Doyle.,
I Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-two.. Five absent.
Motion carried.
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The following resolution was then read:
RESOLUTION
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November 139 1928.
j RESOLVED BY THIS BAYF'IELD COUNTY BOARD in annual session assembled this 13th
day of November, 1928, that the following described part of County Trunk Highway j
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"B" in the Town of Oulu be and the same is hereby reverted. back' to the Town of
Oulu as a town highway, effective January lst, 19290
Beginning at the NVI corner of Section 20, of Township forty-eight (48) North,
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.0 NUAL lZME.TltiG OF THE BA'Y IELD COUNTY BOARD
of Range Nine (9) West, thence Northerly on the Section line between Sections 17
and 18, 7 and 8 and 5 and 6, all of Township forty-eight (48) North, of Range nine
(9) West, for a distance of three (3) miles of the ZM corner of Section Five (5) of
Township forty-eight (48) North of Range Nine (9) West. Thence Viesterly for a
distance of one (1) mile between Section six (6) of township forty-eight (48) North,
of Range mine (9) 1yest, and Section. thirty-one (31) of Township forty-nine of Range
nine (9) West to the Bayfield-Douglas County Line.
BE IT FURTI'ER RESOLVED that the following described town highway in the
town of Oulu be and the same is hereby added and made a part of the county trunk
Highway System in'Bayfield County, also effective Tanuary lst, 1929.
Beginning at the NVI corner of Section twenty (20) of Township forty-eight
(48) North, of Range nine (9) West, thence Westerly for a distance of one (1) mile
along the Section line between Sections eighteen (18) and nineteen (19) of Township
forty-eight (48) North'of Lange nine (9.) West, to the Bayfield-Douglas County ' Line .
By Geo. B. Williams+
H..C. Fiege
George Vester
Three Petitions were then read from the Towns of Orienta, Oulu and Iron River
signed by One Hundred and Eighty-one Signers against the change listed in the foregoing
resolution.
Motion was made by Pease and seconded by Mrs. Doyle that the foregoing
resolution be laid on the table. Motion carried.
The following resolution was then read:
RESOLUTION
November 13, 1928.
WHEREAS
The Wisconsin Highway Comziiission has notified this County Board by letter dated
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i October 18, 1928, of its intention to expend a part of 1929 Fede.:,al Aid Funds allot-
ment to this county by -subsection 9 of Section 20.49 of 1927 Wisconsin Statutes in the
improvement of the Ashland- Ashland Jct. relocation on U. S. Highway No. 2, and
WHEREAS:
We are strongly opposed to the expenditure of our regular alloted funds on
U. S. Highway No. 2 for reasons explained to the .Wisconsin Highway Commission in
Resolution passed by the Bayfield County Board November 9th, 1926, found'on County
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Board ftournal Page 214, Volume 6, and because it conflicts and makes drastic changes
in the State Trunk Highway construction program outlined_ between the County Highway
Committee of this County and the Wisconsin Highway Commission in 1927, that is the
construction 'of State Trunk Highway No. 24 and No. 13 from Ashland to. Bayfield, prior
to the use of alloted funds on U. S. Highway No. 2.
THEREFORE we do most respectfully request the Wisconsin Highway Commission
to change their determinations for the improvement of the State Trunk Highway System
in 1929 as contained in their letter to this Board, dated October 18, 1928, to read
ANNUAL 11EETING OF THE BAYFI.ELD COTTdTY BOARD
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as follows:.
2. For System
or the improvement overaent of the .Mate Trunk Highway S,, S
j As Federal Aid Construction on S.T.H. No. 24,
the Ashland-Hayward-Trego Road, and S. T. #. No. 13,
The Ashland-Bayfield Road............................�91,223.20
By Geo.. B.-Williams ..
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H. .C. Fiege
George.Vester
Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and duly seconded that the foregoing
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jresolution be adopted as read. Motion carried unanimously.
The following communication was then read:
WISCONSIN HIGHWAY C01,91,1ISSIDN
Madison, October 18, 1928.
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal,
Bayfield County Clerk,
Washburn, ^lisconsin. SUBJECT: Estimated Highway Funds
Available for 1929.
Dear Sir:
As required by Sec. 84.04 of the Statutes, this Commission has determined so far
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as is possible what improvements shall be made in your county under the provisions
of Chapter 84 of the statutes with appropriations for the p'esent fiscal year and
you are hereby notified of such determination.
The funds estimated to be. available for the work in your county under Section 20.49 a
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are as follows:
1. For the improvement of the county trunk highway system 22,805.80
2. For the improvement of the state trunk highway system
As Federal Aid Construction on S. T. H. No. 24,
the Ashland-Hayward-Trego Road, and U. S. Route
No. 2, the Ashland Junction - Fish Creek Road 91,223.20
3. For the maintenance of the state trunk highway system 63,023.80 net.
The determinations are tentative only; the actual amounts cannot be known until after
the end of the fiscal year, .which is June 30, 1929.
Respectfully,
WISCONSIN HIGHVAY COI.,1IISSION
By W. C. Buetow
State Highway Engineer.
Motion was made by Hering and duly seconded that the communication be
accepted and placed on file. Motion carried.
The following communication was then read:
GREAT LAKES HARBORS ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee, Wisconsin _
October 10, 1928.
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Board of Supervisors
Bayfield County, Wis.
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Dear Sirs:
Will you kindly appoint not less than five delegates to represent your
city at the National Meeting of the Great Lakes Harbors Association, to be held
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in the auditorium of the Toledo Chamber of Comrri;-rce, Toledo, Ohio, November 15th
and 16th, 1928.
ANIA U'�L-A,TETII\TG- aF THE BAYFIELD COUITTY BOARD
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Matters of the utmost importance to the navigation interests.of the Great
lakes will be considered. °
The program and complete details of the meeting will be sent to you at an
early date.
Please ask the press of your city to give publicity to our November meeting.
Will you kindly send me the names and addresses of those interested who
should receive invitations to attend the meeting.
I shall greatly appreciate receiving the names and addresses of the delegates
appointed by your.° as soon as possible.
Yours very truly,
R. H. VrE INS
Secretary -Treasurer.
foregoing
Motion was made and seconded that the/ communication be accepted and placed
on file. Motion carried.
The following communication was then read:
PUBLIC AFFAIRS COIRVIITTEE
Superior, Wisconsin
.October 27, 1928.
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal, Clerk,
Bayfield County,
Washburn, Adis.
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
Some plan will very likely,be developed through the winter for presenting
the attractions of this entire region now commonly called the "Brule Country" to
the tourists of the United States. The fact that President Coolidge. spent such a
long and delightful vacation in Northern Wisconsin has attracted attention to this
region throughout the land. Curiosity has been aroused concerning our Northern
Country. Our literature will be carefully read during the coming season.
It is difficult to present at this time definite plans in irrhich we can all
cooperate to bring tourists to this region, but so that your count, can be prepared
to cooperate in some such movement it it appeals to your wisdom, we suggest most
earnestly that you appropriate for -the use of your County Board Immigration Oommittee
some suitable sum of money in the present levy, and if you have no such committee
appoint one. With this appropriation made, funds will be available for j.:.)int
advertising of this northern region, if you care to participate in it when presented.
Our Committee therefore strongly urges that you set aside a sum for such
purpose, while withholding judgment concering participation in a plan to b,,e pres-
ented to you.
Very truly yours,
W- C. LO1P SBURY
Secretary.
Motion was made by Misun and seconded by Nelson that $200.00 be taken out
of the $2,000 already appropriated for, advertising purposes and used for Tri-County
advertising purposes in accordance with the foregoing communication. Roll call
showed the following vote:
ANNUAL I,4EETING- OF THE B =—IELD-- COUNTY BO �+ PD _
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Aye: Galligan, Pease, Randall, - Jr. , Goff, Phillips, Hanson, Mertz, Gillis,
Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Noid; Nordin, Kalin, Taipale, i\iisun, H. l,nderson, I
Woodard, Armagost, Stone, Fiege, Smith, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering
and Johnson. Total twenty-eight. Eight absent. Washnieski not voting. Total
thirty-seven. Motion carried.
The following communication was then read:
THE UNIVERSITY - SITY OF WISCONSIN
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
Hayward, Wisconsin i
November G, 1928.
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To the Honorable Board of Supervisors, Bayfield County, Wisconsin.
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Gentlemen:
The Northern counties of this state have many pressing problems for which
a solution must be found in the: near future if the counties and towns are to con-
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tinue aperating on a sound financial basis.
Som of these problems are reforestration, conservation, state parks,
Fedederal forest reserves, tax delinquency, etc. Perhaps of these problems, the
most pressing one is that of tax delinquency.
Sawyer County is interested in working out.some remedy. However,'we feel
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that these questions are too large for any one county to solve alone and that vie
should have the concerted action of all the northern counties in these matters.
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County Officials in several of the northern counties .have suggested that
each county board at this November session, appoint a committee of from one to
three members. All of these committees from all of the counties could meet at
some central place sometime this fall to talk oveVthese matters and present a
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definite program to the legislature when this body meets in January.
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T'ilis letter is being sent to 18 northern county boards.
Yours very truly,
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LYNN I,ILTTESON
County Agr t 1 Agent, Sawyer Co.
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EINIER ANDERSON j
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I County Clerk, Sawyer Co.
JAMES ERICKSON, Chairman,
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Sawyer Co. Board of Supervisors.
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Motion was made by Daniels and duly seconded that the foregoing com,,-un-
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ication be placed on file. Motion carried. �
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The following resolution was then r ead:
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THT-BAYFI�LD COUNTY BOARD
RESOLUTION
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield
County, Vlisconsin, at its annual 1928 session, assembled this 14th day of November,
A. D., 19287 that there be and there is hereby appropriated and levied against all
the taxable property of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, the following items, to -wit:
State Tax 82106.76
For County Bridge Aid,'under Section 87.01 4,591.76
For Maintenance and Construction of Highways,
unde r,Section 83.06, Highway Levy, the sum of 47,180.71
For Common School Tax, under Section 59.075 379000.00
Snow Removal, Under, Section 84.07 (5) . (b) 10, 000.00
For all other items.of budget as.adopted this day,
the sum of 1499013.12
GR_�ND_ TOTAL $255,892.35
Signed:
R. A. Hering
Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Stuhlman that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Randall' Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson, Mertz,
Willis, Chambers,, Daniels, Squires, Washnieski, Noid, Nordin, Liebman, Kalin,
Taipale, Misun, H. Anderson, Vloodard, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin, Fiege,
Smith, Doyle, Rivers, Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-two.
Five absent. Total thirty-seven. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Anderson and duly seconded that the Chairman of
the Board be authorized to appoint a committee with expenses paid by the County
to make a trip to Madison . on Forestry should it be found necessary. Motion
carried.
Motion was made by Hering and seconded by _-Stuhlman that a vote of
Thanks be given to Walter Duffey, Commissioner of Agriculture, to the State
Conservation Commission and to, all others who aided and took -oart in the Land
wfitoH wfis -
Inventory of Bayfield County/Ijust completed. Motion carried unanimously.
The following resolution was then read:
November 14, 1928.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled
in Annual Session this 14th day of November, 1928, that the per diem, mileage and
committee work be allowed each member of the -County Board as listed below, and
that 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 -to_tal amount of such
items listed below:
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Per' Diem
Mileage
Committee Work
Mileage
Total
Pat Galligan
12.00
1.38
28.00
4.14
41.52
L. D. Pease
16.00
7.20
16.00
14.40
53.60
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E. L. Holston
8.00
1.44
9.44
R. L. Schindler
6.00
.48
4.00
.48
12.96
H. B. Randall, Jr.
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16.00
4.84
4.00
4.84
29.68
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R. E. Goff
15.00
6.32
26.00
12.64
62.96
E. R. Phillips
16.00
.9.64
12.00
9.64
47.28
A. C. Hanson
16.00
4.20.
4.00
4.20
28.40
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Walter Mertz
16.00
4.32
20.32
Chas. A. Willis
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8.00
1.32
4.00
1.32
14.64
I L. F. Chambers
16.00
5.64
4.00
.84
26®48
E. F. Daniels
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16.00
4.80
12.00
9.60
42.40
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S. E. Squires
16.00
2.76
12.00
2.76
33.52
Frank Washni.eski
16.00
2.76
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4.00
2.04
24.80
C. J. Noid
16.00
3.60
19.60
Adolph Nordin
16.00
3.48
8.00
6'.36
33.84
I E. Liebman
16.00
7.20
23.20
Andrew Kalin
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16.00
6.24
22.24
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John Taipale
16.00
6.48
22.48
Geo. Misun
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16.00
1.62
12.00
4.86
34.48
Harry C. Anderson
16.00
7.20
16.00
7.20
46.40
W. D. Woodard
16.00
5.64
12.00
11.26
44.92
J. J. Drinville
16000
2.52
18.52
F. W. Armagost
16.00
5.76
21.76
A. P. Stone
8.00
.30
24.00
.6 0
32.90
Geo. B.. Williams
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16.00
6.08
22.08
N. E . Ledin
16.00
2. 64
16.00
2. 64
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37.26
Henry C. Fiege
8.00
1.44
9.44
Fred Meyers
8.00
1.44
4.00
1.44
14.88
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C. W. Smith
8.00
1.44
4.00
1.44
14.88
L. H. McCarty
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8.00
1.44
40.00
12.96
62.40
Maud Doyle
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8.00
.12
40.00
1.20
49.32
J. A. Rivers
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8.00
.12
20.00
.60
28.72
Frank Stuhlraan
8.00
.12
28.00
.84
36.96
Nels Nelson
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8.00
.12
20.00
.60
28.72
R. A. Hering
8.00
.12
26.00
.64
36.9.6
A. P. Johnson
8.00
.12
20.00
.60
28.72
Signed:
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Harry C.
Anderson
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Motion was made by Nelson and seconded by Mrs. Doyle that the foregoing
resolution be adopted as read. Roll call showed the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Pease, Randall, Tr., Goff, Phillips. Hanson, Mertz, Willis,
Chambers, Daniels, Vashnieski, Noid, Nordin, Liebman, Ealin, Taipale, Misun,
H. Anderson, Woo&(ard, Armagost, Stone, Williams, Ledin, Fiege, Smith, Doyle, Rivers,
Stuhlman, Nelson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-one. Nay: Squires.Five
absent. Total .thirty-seven. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Williams and duly seconded that the Board adjourn.
Motion carried.
BAYFI
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CFIAIRIaIN OF I= B Art IF _ COUNTY BOARD.
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