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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 11/11/19309 AUWAL M0-,iTING OF THE BA_YFIELD COUNTY' BOARD - --- — NOVMIBER 1"lee.ting called to order at Eleven A. M. by R. A. Hering, Chairman. The following members answered roll calls Pierce, Pease, uchindler-, Randall, Jr.' Goff , Phillips, Hansen, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kaevinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, LaPointe, McCarty, Smith, R. J. Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-three. Four absent. The following notice was reads � Bayfield, Wis., Nov. 109 1930. County Board of Bayfield County. Gentlemen: This is to certify that Mr. E. L. Holston has been appointed to act for the Town of Bayfield 'in place of Mr. A. H. Herrmann who is absent and act for him: on the County Board, with your permission. Signed: David Lamerand, Supervisor Irlartin Ruben, Supervisor Town of Bayfield. Motion was made by Daniels and duly seconded that E. L. Holston be seated as a member of the County Board representing the Town of Bayfield. I�iotion carried unanirti.ously. The following notice was read: Drummond, Wi s. , November 8, 1930. Yr. Ludwig Tranma.l, Washburn, Wisconsin Dear r Sir: i At a meeting of. the i'owri Board for the Town of Drummond Walter Hertz 'was appointed to represent said clown at the County :Board meeting to be held on November llth, in place of F. H. Bartlett who will be unable to attend. Very truly yours, 0. A. GLASS,= TOTUN CLERK. Motion was made by Pease and duly seconded that Walter Mertz be seated as a member- of .the Board representing,'the.Town of Drummond. Motion carried. The Following notice was reads Mason, Wiscansin, Nov. 10, 1930. Mason, Wisconsin. Meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the Town of Mason was held at the Becker - o School on above date at 8:00 P. I'd. This meeting was called for the purpose of appoint- ing a Chairman which office had become vacant, due to the death of D. 0. Harrison. Present, Gabriel Westlund and C. 0. Anderson, Supervisors and Rerman Ranson, Clerk. Motionwas made and seconded that Gabriel. Westlund be appointed Chairman. Motion _.carried. the resignation of Gabriel Westlund, Supervisor was read and accepted. ANNUAL 1EETING OF THE BAYF'IELD COUNTY BOARD _--- _.--- � _ —_-_- ---_-- NOV.EKBER lga,ti ;otion was made and,seconded that Bels Reiten be appointed Supervisor to fill caused vacancy/by the resignation of G. TIJestlund. Carried. There -being no further business meeting adjourned. HLTJWA HANSON Clerk. I, Herman Hanson, Town Clerk of the Town of M-ason, in the County of Bayfield, do hereby certify that I have compared the above and foregoing minutes of the Board of Supervisors of the Town of Mason of a meeting held by them at the Becker School on the ! I 25 day of July, 1930, with the original filed in my office, and that the same is a true copy thereof, and of the whole thereof. Dated this loth day of November, 1930. HERLG0 HLNS ON To—wn Clerk. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Hansen that Gabriel Vestlund be I seated as a member of the Board representing the 'gown of Mason. Motion. carried. The following invitation was reads 'Mashburn, Wisconsin November 11, 1930. 14Ir. R. A. Hering, Chairman of Bayfield County Board, Washburn, Wisconsin. Dear fir. Iiering: I wish to extend a cordial invitation to all members of the Bayfield i County Board and any other interested citizens to make an excursion through the Mloquah i ivorest Purchase Unit, during the present session of the County Board. `1"he• purpose of i this excursion is to acquaint the County board members with the progress which has � been made on the unit during the past field season in the reforestration and protection of the so-called "Barrens." • I Very sincerely yours, DONALD R . BALL Junior forester. Motion was made and duly seconded that the inviation be accepted, and that the County Board visit the Mloquah Forest Unit in the afternoon. lJotion carried. Motion was made by Tetzner and duly seconded that the reading of the minutes of i tie last Board Meeting held April 29, 1930, be duly dispensed with. Motion carried* The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION RESOLVEDs That/is the sense of the board of Supervisors of Bayfield County that for the purpose of relieving unemployment,- all county projects requiring the employ- ment -of labor shall be put on and eight hour basis; and all contractors entering into contracts for work on highways or other county projects so far as praeticable be re- quired by stipulation in the contracts to establish eight hour days and if longer hours are required to complete the projects, other men shall be employed in eight hour shifts;; ANNUAL IMET ING OF T HZ 1310 ...+ IELD COUNTY BOARD _ NOViI3Ei3_ and be it further. RESOLVED; that it is the sense, of this board that all labor hired by the county for county projects and all labor hired by contractors- shall be so far as practicable residents of Bayfield County. Submitted by Mr. Hans J. Thompson Motion was Made by Squires and duly seconded that the resolution be accepted end placed on file. Illotion carried. 'The following report was reads REPORT OF COUNTY HIGHWAY COIXITTEE= On the addition of the Cherryvilled goad & Peerless Railroad Grade in the Towns of Barksdale & Pilsen to the County Trunk Highway System. TO THE BAYr IELD COU172Y BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Gentlemen: At the 1929 annual session of the County Board, there was referred to the County Highway Committee a petition to add about 10.2 miles of town highway in the towns of Barksdale and Pilsen to the County Trunk Highway System, known as the Cherryville road, and a part of the old Peerless Railroad Grade. Your committee begs to report that it has made an inspection of the above road and it is the opinion of this committee that the Ditching, Grading, Culverts and Gravel that would be necessary to bring this road to ordinary County Trunk standards within a perior of 2 or 3 years would cost at least 10,000.00,,plus a continued maintenance cost of about $1800.00 per year. As we see it, the above cost is not the only serious objection to adding the road to the .County Trunk Highway System but the demand in other parts of the County to add other roads. if this read is added would increase the expense of the County System to such an extent that it positively would be necessary to bond the County to even maintain the system. The other roads that we refer to and that have already been mentioned to this committee are as follows: 1. Town of Delta, about 16 miles 2.. Town of Clover & Port Wing, about 16@3 miles. 3. Town of Bayfield & Bell, about 16.1 miles (stage road). 4. lown of Barnes, about 16.5 miles (Eau .Claire Lakes Road). 5. Town of Namekagon, about 9.2 miles (Clam Lake Road.) These five roads together with the 10.2 miles in the Towns of Barksdale and Pilsen would amount to 84.3 miles added to our already large County Trunk Highway j System of 125 miles would increase our County Trunk system to about. 205 miles and would increase our construction and maintenance expense- to a point where Bayfield County would have to passe. bond issues, to take care- of the system. ' here are also other pieces of town roads that have been mentioned to ua as prospective- County Highways. ti1e would like to remind the board of chat happened in 1919 and 1020 when the County Board of those years added _a large mileage of County Highways and the same Board raised the Highway levy to the 2 mill limit at which it has stayed ever since and the same Board: also found it nece e sary- i n 1919 to bond the county for $43-, 000.00 and again in 1921 to bond the county for $111,000.00 and again in 1923 to bond the county for Alilq TAL =:TING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD Nc'Iu�E R:_11s193 30,000.00 and of that $84,000.00 is still unpaid. jVe predict, after careful study, that the same methods of financing will have to be resorted to again should this Board desire to add any large mileage to the County Trunk System. The aid that the County gets from the State toward the County System is not based on the mileage of the system, that is, we would get just as much state aid if the county system were 10 miles long as though it were 200 miles long, and besides that the town gets .$25.00 per mile for every town road that is not on the County Trunk System. We also notice the counties adjacent to us are trying to reduce their County Trunk Systems instead of adding to them. V=e notice too, that our County valuation has been going down steadily for the past ten years and that our 2 mill Highway fund brings in less money every year, to be exact, $22,652.18 less than in 1922. 5e'ction 83.01 Subsection 6, 1929 Statutes, provides that the County Trunk High- way System can not be increased: without the approval of the firiaconsin HigIviay Commission, and vie are informed that the Commission is very much opposed to approving the additions of any more, County 'Trunk Highways in counties where the financial situation is similar to ours in Bayfield County. Vie believe, and recommend that no additions to the County Trunk Highway System anywhere in the county be made until the valuation of the county s. tarts to go back up instead of continually going down. We therefore respectfully recommend that the petition to add the Cherryville° road and Peerless Railroad grade to the County Trunk Highway System be laid on the table. Dated November 6th, 1930. Respectfully submitted, HARRY C . ANDERS ON R. E. FOFF LEON H. 1KC CARTY. Highway Committee. Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Liebman that the recommendation in the foregoing report be adopted. Lotion carried. The County Board; then proceeded to elect a Hio-away Committee for the ensuing year. The Chair appointed Jarl Olson and A. P. Johnson as tellers. First ballot for member of highway Committee for District No. 1 was as follows: TIC Carty 20 Brubaker 16 total 36 The Chair declared I'IcCarty duly elected. First Ballot for member of Highway Committee fo.r Di strict No. 2 was as followsz Goff 21 Williams 4 Squire s 4 Habelt 3 H.C.Anderson 2 Noid 1 Pease 1 1'ofal 3r The Chairman declared Mr. Goff duly elected. ANNUAL IMET ING OF T HE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD NOVM, -ER, 119 1930. The first ballot for member of Highway C,omridttee for District No- 3was as follows: H. C. Anderson 20 j Pease 12 Phillips .3 iai pa 1e 1 Total The Chairman declared H. C Anderson duly elected. Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and duly seconded that the Board adjourn until 1:30 P. T6- hfi-otion carried. i The County -Board assembled at 1:30 and made the trip of inspection to the Koquah Forest Unit, returning to the courthouse at 5:30 P. V. I i lieeting adjourned to nine A. M., November 12. i geeting called to order at Ten A. M. November 12, 19309 by Chairman R. A. Hering. The following members answered roll call: Pierce, Pease, Holston, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hansen, Tdertz, Olson, Chambers Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, y°estlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kacyinsky, H. C. Anderson Drinville Townsend Tetzner, edin La Pointe TylcCart Smith - ' - ' _ a _ � Williams,o s a y� , Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson,-'hompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-four. Three absent. The following notice was read: Mr. Ludwig `'rarimal, County Clerk, City. Dear Sir: Tovember llth, 1930. I hereby certify that at a special meeting of the Connraon Council of the City of Mashburn, held on Tuesday evening, November llth, Wm. Arntsen was appointed alderman - supervisor of the -Third ward and the appointment was confirmed by the Council. Yours very truly, NORA IfOl\TTBRIAND City Clerk. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Brubaker that Vlm. Arntsen be seated as a member of the �6oard representing the Third Ward of the City of Washburn. I-dotion .carried. The following re s oluti on was read: RESOLUTION O - WHEREAS, It appears that Lot Two (2), Block Four (4), Robert Bartlett Jr's addition to Orchard City, was assessed in Vay, 1923 by the Assessor of the Town of `'lover, and a tax levied thereon for the said year of 1923, and 490 ANNUAL MEETING OF TNL -BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD - -- - _ .___- - ---- -- - - - - NOVMOER 12,a_ 1.93Qo __,__._ WHEREAS, It appears that the tax on the aforesaid description was returned delinquent to the County Treasurer in March, 1924, and were sold by him in June, 1 24 in the form of a tax certificate numbered 6002 the face of which was $2.36 9 a a a and ,v i AREAS, Bayfield ,County took a tax deed on said Lot Two (2), Block Pour (4), Robert Bartlett Jr.9s Addition to Orchard City, on April 26, 1928, and W=EAS, Said property was owned by the Town of Clover, and was used for a I j road to the town dock at the time of the assessment, and therefor it was not subject I to taxation. Therefor, in view of the foregoing facts, � -BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, That the County Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to j ly issue a quit -claim deed to the Town of Clover on Lot Two (2), Block Four (4), Robert v Bartlett Jr.'s Addition to Orchard: City, and that the face of the tax eertifieate I � ar.aountin to Two dollars and thirty-six cents (02. � g y- 36) be charged back to the said 1 own of Clover. Signed• E. R. PHILLIPS. Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Brubaker that the foregoing reeol- ution be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION 01EREAS, Bayfield County took a tax deed on Lots twenty-three (23) and twenty- four (24). Block fifty-two (52). Townsite of Washburn, on- DecembQr 5. 1929, on the � i tax of 1925, Sale of 1926, and WHEREAS, The Bayfield County Board of Supervisors exchanged said Lots with Mrs. E. A. Blexrude for Lot Tvaenty-three (23), Block Forty-eight (43), Townsite of VN-ashburn., at their meeting held April 239 1929. j In view of the foregoing facts, the tax certificate on Lots twenty-three. (23)' B Townsite of Washburn, for the sale of and twenty-four (24), lock Fifty-two (52), , 1926 should have been assigned to IVlrs. Blexrude when quit -claim deed was issued to her. THEREFOR, Be it Hereby RESOLVED that the County Clerk be and he is hereby in- structed to issue a quit -Claim Deed to Firs. E;. A. Blexrude covering said Lots twenty- three (23) and twenty-four (24), ,Block Fifty-two (52), Townsite of Washburn, for the purpose of clearing the title. Signed: R. A. 153RING ' Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Randall, Jr., that the foregoing resolution be adopted. lilotion carried. The following resolution was, read: TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARDS BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, That the following road be added to and adopted as part of the County Trunk Highway System of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, to wit: Commending at intersection of County Trunk "E°' at the SW corner of the St of Section 30, Township 47, Range 6 Guest; thence Last three miles; thence South one- half mile; thence East one and three-quarters miles to intersection with State it d ANNUAL IME T I NG OF THE BAYF I.ELD COUNTY BOARD - - - - ----- - -- - - --- - - Trunk Highway 112. , Signed: Evert .Erickson Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Townsend that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table. 1.1otion carried® The following Petition was read: October 13, 1930. Mr. Ludwig Tranmal, Gounty Clerk, City. Dear +irs I hereby certify that the following resolution was passed by the Mayor and Common Oouncil of the City of Washburn at its regular meeting on October 6th, 1930: BE IT RESOLVED by the 11 YOR AND C01011011 COUAiCIL in session this .6th day of October, 1930, that we petition the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, to quit- claim to the City of Mashburn, the following described property, to edit: Lamely: Lots 1 to 16 inclusive, Block 34 of the Original Townsite of the City of Washburn. BE IT FURTHEM RESOLVED that the face of the certificates .against this property be cancelled and the amount of sainie to be the total consideration. Said consideration i or azzount to be written off from the credit amount of the said City of Mashburn on the i County Books. (Signed) Harry L. Robinson i I Yours truly, NORIiOIdTBRIriI�ID City Clerk. Motion was made bi-,Thompson and seconded by Carl Anderson that the foregoing petition be ad®pted and that the consideration be written off the excess credit of .-the City of Washburn on the county records. 1kj.otior_ carried. The following petition by the City of Bayfield was read: Bayfield, Wisconsin. i TO THE 0010JON COUNCIL OF THE, CITY OF BAYFIs LDt � WHEREAT, Bayfield County has taken tax Deeds on some improved property in the City of Bayfield, most of which is now occupied by Indians. 1lone of them are paying taxes or rent to the County at the present time. T.he general claim of the Indians is that they are exempt from taxation, which is contrary to legal opinions rendered. This attitude on the part of some of the Indians is causing a hardship on the City by removing taxable property from the tax roll as well as creating a sentiment j among other tax -payers against paying their taxes. --n view of the foregoing facts, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the Coumon Council of the City of Bayfield, duly assembled this 7th day of October, 1930, that we request the County Board to empower and instruct the District Attorney to %uiet.Title, as soon as possible, on the following described property: ej ANNUAL I.M L ING OF ?M BAY. IF,LD COUNTY BOARD NOVI MER LOT BLOCK I 16 24 I } 2 25 A. 3 25. ll 62 17 63 18 63 5 78 10 78 19 79 12 80 20' 80 15 92 14 95 15 95 13 96 14 96 10 log 1 108 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy of this resolution be sent to the County Clerk to be presented to the County Board at its annual meeting in ITovember. Signed: Antus Lindquist D. S- Knight Attests C.` W. Srzith, City Clerk. Mayor. Motion was made by Smith and seconded by La Pointe that the foregoing petition be accepted. Motion carried. (NOTE: Resolution directing District Attorney to quiet -title on lots in City of Bayfield: was acted on later in the session.) The following resolution was read$ TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY: i WHEREAS - Bayfield County is the o-wier. by virtue of tax deed taken on, the Tlest I one-half of the SW NE of section 30, `fwp. 49, Range 4 Vlest. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the County Board of :supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in annual meeting assembled this 12th day of -1iovem'oer A. D. 1930, that for the purpose of a town road acid in consideration of $1.00 the County Clerk be and he hereby is instructed and authorized to issue a quit -claim deed to the Town of Bavview for a strip of land thirty-three (33) feet wide from off the north side of the y. one- half SW HE of Section 30, Tvap. 49, Range 4 West. Signed: R . L . SCHI11TDLER Motion was made by Schindler and seconded by IicCarty that the foregoing resol- ution be adopted. lotion carried. Motion was made by Randall, Jr. and seconded by "Townsend that the resolution authorizing addition to the Moquah Forest Unit and the Delta Area be held over until later in the session. notion carried. ANNUAL IVIMETING OF THE B AYFIELD COU TTY BOARD MOVER 12, 1930. The following resolution was read: Bayfield County Court House, City of Washburn,, November 12, 19 30 . 0 EREAS Frank Stuhlman, former member of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors from the third ward of the city of Washburn, has been forced through illness to resign this position and is now under treatment at Resthaven Government Hospital at Waukesha, 17isconsin, and ti�rl�i�EAs The said ''rank Stuhlman was a competent and conscientious representative of his pre- cinct whose absence is rioted with regret at this meeting of our board, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That this Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, in regular fall session assembled, at the court house in the city of Washburn on this 12th day of �To;vember, 1930, extend to the said :Frank Stuhlman our sincere sympathy for the illness which made his resig- nation and absence necessary and our hopes for a speedy and complete recovery, and BE IT FURTHER. RESOLVED That the County Clerk be and is hereby instructed to spread this resolution on the records and send a copy of same tolr. Stuhlman. Signed: R. L. Schindler Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. potion carried. The following report was read: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY HIGHWAY COMM11ITTEE Bayfield County November-. 11., 1930. Your County Highway CoLmitt.ee begs to submit its annual report, together with recommendations for the season of 1931. For a statement of moneys -received and disbursed during the fiscal year ending October 31, 1930, we refer you to the County Highway CormLissioner's 2inancial Report. Construction work on the State Trunk Highway System this year consisted of two projects. One was the Washburn-Bayfield Road, which has been entirely rebuilt and gravelled this year. About seven miles of this work was clone by contract, and about four miles was done by County Day Labor. The work envolved the building of three new bridges and two railroad crossing eleimina.tions and the total cost is about $135,000.00 The other is Project No. 375_C, on U. S. Highway No. 2, Ashland Jct. - Ashland Roads which is being gravelled at a cost of about $14,000.00, which about uses up the State Trunk Highway Gonstructi.on fund to date. he State Trunk Construction fund is entirely a gas tax allotment and under the control of the Wisconsin Highway Commission. Under next year's c-onstruction program for the State Trunk Highway System, it is planned to rebuild and gravel State Trunk Highway No. 13 from 'Washburn toward Barksdale for a distance of about three miles, which: i,,rs.11 also involve the separation of the present R. Re Crossing on this road by r4n underpass at what is known as Lo7ag A I TUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF I.ELD COUNTY BOARD I I P Trestle. The road will also be changed at the edge of 17ashburn, so as to do away with several of the present sharp turns there. It is also planned to rebuild the present unfinished portion of No. 24 near Cable of about three miles, which wall be a relocation most of the tray in order to remove several bad corners on this highway. Uhen the above i. two projects are taken care of, i there remains enough money in the State Trunk Highiaay i Construction fund to do so, it is planned to regrade U. S. Highway No. 2.. from Iron River to the Douglas County Line in preparation for concrete surfacing which would be placed j on this grade in 1932. s ; The above outline completes the Construction program for the State Trunk Highway "'ystem f or the coming year. i The Maintenance of the State Trunk Highway System as planned a year ago has been carried out. The State Trunk Maintenance fund comes entirely from the State gas tax, and is alloted by law to the County on mileage basis; that is, Bayfield County gets $500 per mile with which to maintain U. S. No. 2, 400.00 per mile with which to iiain- twin S. T. H. No. 24 and S. T. H. No. 1 from �ishland to Bayfield, 00 3 y �3 Per mile with which to maintain S. T. H. No. 112 and S. i'. H. No. 13 from Bayfield to the vouglas County Line, and these funds set by law in 1923 are not sufficient to maintain the roads i at the present time in the way the public wants them maintained. That is, they,are not sufficient to keep gravelled the entire State Trunk Highway System, neither are they i sufficient to oil the entire system, therefore only the heaviest traveled highways are i kept gravelled and oiled. ether Counties adjoining us are spending quite lare sums of i i I moneyraised b direct y property tax in addition to the gas tax for the oiling and gravelling of the state trunk highways. We do not feel that we can afford to do that in view of the large mileage of County Trunk Highways that we have and the shrinking valuation of the County, therefore, we believe that the maintenance of the State Trunk Highway System will have to go on next year about the same as last year. U. S. No. 2 carried an average traffic this season of 560 vehicles, S. T. H. No. 24, 241 vehicles, I and S. T. H. No. 13 from Ashland to Washburn, 1116 vehicles. We believe the State i Legislature should increase the State Trunk Maintenance fund sufficient to keep the I j State System gravelled, oiled and to remove the snow fence from sanne. '+7e have ihsi)ected the County Trunk Highway System and report as follows: 4 i C. T. H. 0A", Drummond to Port Wing - 41 Miles The grading provided for this year between Drummond and Iron River has been completed and we recommend $3,000 to continue sane from what is known as Roger's Hill to Iron River. The gravelling provided for between Iron River and Port'Wing has been finished. 'u7e recommend 2,000 to drain and grade what is known as Shokerty.t.s Svramp on this road. We are carrying on our records an inactive account for this highway, which was used at the time the Iron River - Port Wing Road was graded and which shows a deficit of $2999.00, also a deficit of 9.52 in our State Aid Bridge Construction I account. ''oth are inactive. accounts, and we recommend closing them out by transfers I from the County Highway Emergency Pund. C. T. H. "B"t Oulu Road - 12 miles i i The Grading of the last four railer of this highway for which your board appropriated $5,000 last year has been finished and a deficit of 2,500- has been I incurred in order to complete the grading in one year. We recommend $4,000 to finnish paying for the grading and to start gravelling this road. WIMAL. TM T ING OF T HE B.AYF IELD COUNTY BOARD zmmo 12, 1930 C. T. H. "C", Washburn m Yornucopia - 21 miles. The County Constr:acti.on crew will finish the grading of this rooe:d this fall if weather permits and a first coat of sand will be applied to the new work, also if weather permits. We recommend $5,000 to continue gravelling on this highway. C. T'. H. "D", Cable Grandview' - 27 miles. . i y hat is known as the Anderson Bridge • on trus road was replaced last winter by count daylabor agreements at a cost of �6 8 8 inlcudin $621. 4 for building earth yg 575� g 7 g approaches, which is about 4,441.87 less than the -row bid on the job. I e recommend S,000.OQ for grading on this highway from about the center of Section 16-43a-7 easterly as far as the sum will construct. There is also one more wooden bridge to replace on this road, but in our opisnioin I it will stand for another year at least. I C.. T. H. Sanborn - Eason - Ino - 18 miles � the gravelling of 0. I. Ii. "E" from Libor east has been completed and we re- commend $2,000 to continue gravelling same between Tilason and Ino. I We have aided the down of Pilsen in the construction of an emergency County Aid I Bridge and recommend an appropriation under the County Aid Bridge Lair of $1,350.00 there- for. We recommend an .appropriation of 410,000 for onow Removal on the State and County Trunk Highrray' �'ystems with the express authority granted to the County Highway Committee I i to stop snow removal on any part of the State or County Trunk Highway Systems if the public weather or snow removal funds or general/welfare would in thei�aakke it advisable to do so. We find considerable desire and demand on the part of Towns, Village and in- dividuals to hire the county snow removal equipment to remove snow on Town, Village and i I private roads and we have tried for three years to work out some rental system that would i be satisfactory and we have not found any satisfactory way to do this work yet. In the ri first place snow removal is emergency work, which in order to be successful must be performed immediately after the storm and with 280 miles of State and County roads to open, the County needs every machine badly f or several days after each store, which .delays I i private work so long as to make it practically useless. 1 either can the County afford to buy machinery for this class of work, because the machinery is expensive and must be paid for out of the machinery fund and.it is used such a small part of the year that it would I take years to pay the machinery fund back on any kind of a reasonable rental basis and iagain, the heavy highspeed trucks which work well on the main highways are not the right type of equipment to use on narrow, rough, hilly or crooked town or private roads and village streets, and the lost time, wear and tear and breakage on such equipment when used on such roads is extremely high, which runs the cost of operation of our trucks up I and also increases the deficit of our machinery fund far more than the revenue amounts to. vie therefore belive that such work on the part of the Highway Department should be discouraged as much as possible, unless the county board wishes to levy a special fund therefor. The following is a summary of your Committee's recommendations for the season of 1931: sue-, A IMUAL MEETING OE THE BAYS IELD C OUTd TY BOARD . NOVLMI3ER 1291930. _-- Under Sec. 83.06, subsection 4, of lVisconsin Statutes C. T. H. *,A, grading from Iron River south 39000.00 C. T. H. "A", draining and filling swamp between sections 8 and 9-48--Z 2,000.00 C. T. H. "B", grading and surfacing C. T. H. AC 1° , gravelling C. T. H. "D'm, grading C. T. H. "E'A, gravelling Compensation Insurance County 1,11achinery i'lund Under Sec. 59 of Wisconsin Statutes Administration Under Sec. 97.01 of Wisconsin statutes County Aid Bridge - Town of Pilsen Under Sec. 84.07, subsection 5b of Wisconsin Statutes 49000.00 5,000.00 59000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 11,673.99 8,000.00 1,350.00 Snow Removal 10,000.00 Total appropriation $53, 023.99 OuT total county appropriation last year was: 57,578.02 which makes this' year's appropriation $4,554.03 less than last year, besides that, our payment on the principal of our county Highway Bonds is $4, 500.00 less this year than last year, making our total levy, including the bond issue payments $9,054.03 less than last year. I Your committee recommends that the State Aid for County Trunk High4iays under i Section 84.03 subsection 9, for the season of 1931, be used for construction or maintenance of the County Trunk Highway System. Be believe that this state aid will I - pay all the cost of County Trunk Highway Maintnance and we are therefore not re- commending an appropriation from count funds for Count Trunk Highway Maintenance. i g Y P Y Y g y 1. `Ie believe that County Maintenance should be carried on next year in about the same manner as last year. We believe that the County Board should express its wi she s to the State Legislature on important highway legislation that may come before the next session of the Legislature; such as increased gas tax to provide more state trunk main- tenance -funds through roads, pnova removal, and increased aid to Town Roads and. Village streets. rye believe that uniform resolutions covering these subjects will be a definite outcome of a through road meeting to be held at Eau Claire on Novenber 6th and 7th and we will attempt to presentthese resolutions to your meeting on November llth. We have spent considerable time and study of the: many highway problems covered in this brief report and while we are recommending lower appropriations -this year, than ever before, and only the most necessary things :can be t alien care of by these appropriations, we hope the report will meet with your approval. Respectfully submitted, HARRY C. A DOER S ON R. E. GOFF LEON H. JUIC CARTY County Highway Committee. Uotion vias made by Harry Anderson and seconded by Liebman that the foregoing report be adopted. Roll call showed the following vote: 11 Ayes: Pease, Goff, Daniels, Liebman, H. 0. Anderson, Habelt, La Pointe, Tic Carty and hering. 'Total nine. AKNUAL ME, ET I.111G OF T HE B A F IELD C OUNTY B OARD NOVE1ABER 12, 1930. i Nayst Pierce, Holston, Schindler, Randall,. Jr., Hansen, Olson, Chambers, Squires, _ I Erickson- Noid, 4'lestlund, Kalin, Taipale, Kacvinsky, Drinville, 'Townsend, Tetzner, i Williams, Ledin- "smith, nelson, Brubaker, Carl .Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson and Johnson. Total twenty-six. Motion lost. I I i Motion was made by Squires and duly seconded that the Highway Committee's report i I � I y p . I be. accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. f The following letter was read® , Superior, .Wisconsin I I October 22, 1930. Ludwig TraTmlal., County Clerk.,, j Washburn, Wisconsin. I I Dear Sir: SUBXECT: Construction s Bayfield County. We are enclosing several copies of a suggested road program for Bayfield county. � I Conditions in your county, and knowledge of conditions outside, have made me realize that U. S. H. No. 2 will require the major part of construction funds available j for state trunk highways in Ba Bayfield Courlt for some y y years to come . This is not due to any group of men but due to the traffic conditions which actually exist. With this in mind, the writer has been trying to find funds for other construction which will be needed on ?State Trunk highway No, 13, 112 and 24 in the county. The most obvious solution of the situation appears to be the hastening of con- I struction on ITo. 2. This, however, is a matter which is entirely up to the county, and j we are not at all sure that the county would care to do so. ! -However, in an attempt to show how the nine year construction program on No. 2 I , - could be accomplished in three years, with considerable state help, we have drawn up a I i suggested bond issue road program, which we believe' is self-explanatory. You will note i I i in this program we have- included a large amount, namely 400,000.00, of free fund. - his has not been submitted to the Highway Commission as yet, but it is our belief that this I I sum can be arranged for, as the Highway Commission is willing to give considerable aid ! on No. 22 feeling that No. 2 is of more benefitto the state at large than to Bayfield I I County alone. You will note that during the construction period: the interest on bonds would I amount to $40,000.00. This would necessarily be a direct cost to the county. it is four belief that after the construction period and at the time of bond retirement period, i shown in the lower part of the sheet, that we would be able to save enough state main- . I I j tenance funds to take care of the interest. I We wish that you would take this matter up with such members of the county board as you happen to see before the regular ,November meeting, so that they may be acquainted I with the matter as far in advance as possible and will have given it sufficient thought i so that they feel competent they are handling it in the right way and not hurriedly at the November meeting. We are not at all sure that Bayfield County would like to go into this bond issue, but feel that it is only fair that the matter be placed before them for their acceptance or refusal at this November session. ne are neither urging nor dis- I I couraging•this bond issue suggestion, but would like to have the county Board's opinion on the flatter, as it is of rather vital interest in our development of all the state I I trunk highways in Bayfield County. i ; ANNUAL FLEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOM1BER. 12 , 19 30 • Very truly yours, I I WISCONSIN HIGIMAY COMIISSION I I j By G . 1. GER 11011M I _ Division Engineer. Motion'was made by Squires and seconded 'by Pease that the foregoing cornmun- ication be accepted and place on file. Motion carried. 'notion was made by Goff and duly seconded that the Board adjourn until one P. M. Motion carried. Meeting called to order by Chairman R. A. Hering at one P. M. The following members answered roll calls Pierce, Pease, Holston; Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers; Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Westlund, Liebman, Kalin, Ta,ipale, Kaevinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, McCarty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-five. The following resolution was read: RE-S OLU T I ON It being well known that a large proportion of the Western part of the Town j � I of Delta is rough, hilly land not suitable for agriculture and inasmuch as the Chair- man of the Town of Oelta has expressed himself in favor of putting these lands into the Federal Forest Area, and has stated before this body that it would be to the � best interest of his town tohave these lands disposed of in this way. BE IT THEREFORE R:E;SOLVED, That the following area in Dayfield County be set aside and declared part of the Moquah Federal Forest Unit, to be administered, protected and developed as a Rational Forest by the Government of the United States: TOWN OF DELTA; Section 5; E2 NE-� and SEA, Section 6; Section 79 8, 99 10 and S2 of Section 11, and s2 N- and NE NE of Section 11; ifiv , Svi, 'V-01 of NE-4 and 2. of SE* of Section 14; Sections 15, 16, 173, 18, 19, 209 21, and 22; "W- of Sec. 23; VI2 NEB and SE4 Section 23; NEE- , E-1 of 'M'iw and S2 of Section, 24; Sections 25, 26, 27, 285, 299 309 319 324 ' 339 349 35 and 36, all in Township 46, mange 8 'blest; and Sections 1 and 2 and -,' Sec. SE section S'-- Mi and Y�4l NE Section e 3 3 2 33`9 � 339 z � 339 Township 46, Range 7 West. 4igned: ` 11. E . LEDIN E Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Johnson that the foregoing resol- ution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously. The following resolution was reads RE-S 0 L U T I ON BE IT ILEREBY RESOLVED, By the County .Board of Bayfield County assembled in annual session this 12th day of November, 1930, that the boundary of the Moquah ''ational :Forest Unit .be extended to include the following lands: TOWN Or PILSEN: Section 8 and 17, jownship 47, Range 6 ''rest. TOMT OF YASHBURN: Sections 12 and 13,' T'owrnship 48, Range 6 'Test, And Sections 7 and 18 i..' oWnship 48, Range. 5 'Nest. T071N OF BAYVIE176, Sections 44, 59 89 9; 16 and 17, T'ownship 49, Range 5 %�1est; 1� ANNUAL MIETING OF THE BAYF, IELD: COU11TY BOARD NOVEMBE'R 12, 1.9.30 ---- ------ and Sections 31, 32 and 33, Township 50, Range 5 West. TOXIN OF BAYFIELD: Se_cti,ons 21, 289 29 and 30, Township 50, Range 5 Ijest. T01IN OF BELL: sections 23 to 36 inclusive, Township 50, Range 6 Test. '1'OV?N OF CLOVER: Section, 36,Township 50, Range 7 Test; and Sections 2, 3, 10, Town- ship 49, Range 7 rdlest. TOWN OF DELTA: ae.ction 5; Lust one-half of NE-j and SM , Section 6, Sections 7, 89 9, 10 and S-2 of Section 11; and 52 N2 and NE IJE of erection 11; N�a, SM2.1 W2 of 1�E and2 of 5 , Section 14; Sections 15, 169 17, 189 19, 201, 21, 22; W2. of Section 23; WT2 NEB and SEA of Section 23; NEg, E2 of Id(rYl and S� of Section 24; Sections 25, 26, 27, 28, 29: 301 319 32P 33) 349 35, and 36, all in Township 46, Range 8 blest; and sec- tions 31 and 32 and 2 of Section 33, SEA of Section 33, S2 NE* and NW NE, Section 33, 'Township 46, Range 7 Test. The foregoing mentioned lands to be protected, administered and developed as a National Forest by the Govercment of the United States. Signe d: E . F. DANIELS R. A. HERING W.ALTER Mi RTZ' Conservation Committee. Lotion was made by Daniels and seconded by Brubaker that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously. The following report was read: We. the undersigned Committee on Dance Halls recommend that the County Board approve of the following.Annual Licenses issued the past year, as follows: No. 82 G. L. Pettingill 83 Alfred, Johnson 84 J. C. Sibbald 85 Finnish Wor:�ers (Oulu) 86 Johnson & Mac Rae 87 Barany Bros. 88 Arthur Peterson 89 Harry Rosenhol. 90 Gus. A. Olson 91 F. H. Walker 92 Aaron horppa s 93 R. L. Schindler 94 F. L . Brown 95 Finnish "Yorkers (Bayvi ew ) Opera House I. 0. 0. F. Hall Town Hall (Grandview) Finnish Workers Hall Cottage Grove Pavilion Cozy Corner South Shore Club House Marengo Island Hall . Happy Center Pavilion Cable Village Hall H. F. P. H. Society Hall Lakeside Pavilion I1oquah School Workers Hal 1 We also recommend that you approve of the following dance hall inspectors, all of whom have filed the required bond with the county clerk: Frank Santala, Town of Bayviety Herman C. Anderson, down of Lincoln Ray 2. Johnson, Down of Hughes. €6 A1LUXAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUITTY-.BOARD NO VIfiIBER 12 , 1039 I The —financial report is as follows: 192 Permits - Countyts share -10X 19.20 14 Annual Licenses Q $10.00 140.00 2rinting $ 11.25 Committee Administration 47.88 Net Gain 100.07 f 159.20 159.20 All of the licensed dance halls ive.re inspected by a member of the Wisconsin I j Industrial Commission the latter part of June and the first part of July. A report was received covering each hall inspected. Your cormnittee went oaer these reports carefully and made personal inspections wherever they deemed it necessary. IJA-ny fire hazards and other dangerous conditions have been removed: as a result of these inspections, thereby safe -guarding the public. i I I There have been very few complaints brought to the attention of the Committee I on the operation of the dance halls, and we .feel that as a whole the dance hall i ordinance is a very good thing. Signed: ALOIS I-L43ELT H. J. THOI`.PSON CARL AIdDERS'ON Dance Hall Committee. Motion was made by Squires and duly seconded that the foregoing report be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: TO THE HONOP.ABLE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD: BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED By the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual meeting assembled this 12th day of November, 1930, that the following named banks be named as County Depositories for the year 1931 and that they be requested to furnish Surety Company bonds in the amounts set opposite their respective namess First National Bank of Bayfield $209000.00 Mason State Bank 303,000.00 State Bank of Drummond 109000.00 first .11Tational Bank of 77ashburn 55,000.00 The First National Bank of Washburn is also authorized to file an additional Surety Oompany short tern bond in the sum of $25000.00 running from Larch 15th to June 15th, 1931. aigned: R. A. HERING Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Randall, Jr., that the foregoing resolution be adopted. T�iotion carried_ unanimously. The following resolution was read: TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD: BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual meeting assembled this 12th day of November, 1930.that the County Clerk and the I I I• I i �I County Treasurer be, and they hereby are, authorized and instructed to proceed with the work of taking tax deeds for Bayfield County on all county owned tax certificates 11 ANNUAL MBETI1TG Or T I; BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NouM,,1BER. 122 that are° now, and will be, subject to tax deed during the next year. I Signed, �' R® A. HERING Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Brubaker that the foregoing resolution be adopted.Motion carried unanimously. ; 'he following report was reads TO TIC; HONORABLE COUNTY BOAn: W .the undersigned, Equalization Committee, submit the figures on County valu- ation compiled by Income Assessor, Pearce Tomkins, in printed form and recommend same be accepted by the Boards AGGREGATE, DISTRICT RECOMMENDED VALUE Barksdale, Town 2,405,160 Barnes 7399,085 Bayf:i eld 536, 220 Bayview 3150245. Bell �32g825 i Cable it 431s855 Clover 346,155 Delta 3219280 Drummond 1t175,005 .Eileen So6,835 i Hughes 214,255 Iron River :a 490,850 Kelly 636.485 Keystone 401,060 Lincoln '} 417o375 lZas on 5539325 , Namekagon 5729885 Orienta 516,570 Oulu 68b,135 i Pilsen " 312-445 Port 'ring 744, 090 I � Pratt "� I 5889.510 Russell. 3351,145 Tripp �* 356, a15 Washburn 437-, 000 Cable, Village 229$070 l'a'ason E# 139,634 Bayf i eld, City 773 035 Washburn, City 191231,450 Total - 1698369,999 ie beg to call your attention to ap2,.23?,115 cut in the county°s valuation and recommend that the County's appropriation be made accordingly. The Committee wishes to recommend that the local chairmen advise their assessors to cut their local assessments zo they will come as near Pearce Tomkin's figures as possible to save the county, handling such a large delinquent list of inflated values. Signeds H. Be Randall, Jr. We N. Townsend Jarl Olson R. J. Nelson Arthur C. haris.em.... Equalization Comm. AIi NUA.L MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD - NOVEIVI ER, 12, 1930 Ilotion was made by Harry Anderson and seconded by yrickson that the foregoing report be adopted with valuations listed therein. Notion carried unanimously. j the following communication was read: Madison, Wisconsin j November 7, 1930 i I Mr. Ludwig Tranmal County Clerk Washburn, �'gisconsin I Dear Mr. Tranmals `lhe present unemployment emergency is very serious and there.is little pros- jpact that conditions will improve this -winter. The Wisconsin Citizens Committee. on Unemployment has studied for several months the many problems created by such prolonged unemployment and has assisted a number of cities and counties in working out plans for relief. There- are many things, however, which can be done only through local. community I effort and by local leadership. I As chairman of the committee, I am calling a conference of the mayors, chair- i men of the county boards, and industrial representatives of the state to consider the j problems of our present unemployment situation. The conference will be held in the I i Assembly Chamber of the State Capitol at 11 A. Id. on Friday, November 14th, and will be in session throughout the day. vizring a part of the day, the groups will meet separately.; j ?e know that your county board will be in session at this time, but we believe the unem;ploym_ent situation is of such importance that it justifies the presence of the chairman of your county board at the state conferencee, i j Will you please bring this to the attention of your chairman and the county j board, and make all necessary arrangments for your board chairman to attend this meeting I i at Madison? We hope there will be a 100% attendance of those invited. Sincerely yours, i VIAL T ER J . WOI-9.- Governor. 'i Motion was made by .Squires and duly seconded that the foregoing con-�rnunication i be accepted and placed on file. I:Iotion carried unanimously. The following resolution was',read: R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS AS: he County Highway Department has for several years carried on i t s -records accounty No. 61.11. showing a deficit of $29999.19, 6jnd; Account; No. 62 showing a deficit of $9.52, which are and have been for several years inactive accounts. NOW THEREFORE, Be it Resolved by this Bayfield County Board assembled in annual session this 12th day of November, 1930, that the two above accounts be and are hereby i written off the records.by transfer from the County Highway 'emergency Fund. HARRY C. AIIDERSON I i LEON H. YC CARTY R. E. GOFF- Highway C onuni ttee . ,. I-Jotion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Goff that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously. i AUNUa41 I, { TI�dG OF THE; BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD -- NOVEIME'R 12 _193a. ----- The following resolution was reads. i R E-S O L U T I O N 57HEREAS State Trunk Highway 1o. 24 in its present condition carried a considerable amount of fast through traffic.., and i WHEREAS: there are numerous dangerous public intersections between town and county highways and State Trunk Highway No. 24 making it in the opinion of this county board advisable to designate -State Trunk Highway No. 24 as an arterial Highway, and WHEREAS the authority to designate State Trunk Highway No. 24 as an arterial highway is now vested in the '+ isconsin Highway Commission NOW THEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED by this County Board assembled ii� annual session this 12th day of November, 1930, that the `Wisconsin Highway Commission is herewith requested to designate State Trunk Highway No. 24 as an arterial Highway® HARRY C . AITDERSON LEON H. Me CARTY R. E. GOFF Highway Committee. Motion was made by Daniels and seconded by �a risen that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Totion carried unanimously. i The following resolution was.reads R E S O L U 1^ I O N WHEREAS.. Several minor relocations have been made by the Wisconsin Highway Comm- ission in the construction of Wisconsin State Aid Project. No. 8344 and 8344 Extension, known as the Washburn-Bayfield road on State Trunk Highway No. 13, and WHEREAS The above project has been completed and the unused portions of such project are no longer necessary as a part of the State Trunk Highway System, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by this Bayfield County Board assembled in annual session this 12th day of November, 1930 that the above mentioned unused and unnecessary portions of the State Trunk Highway system be and are hereby reverted back to the town, city or village in which they are located. HARRY C. ALDERSON LE ON H. Me CARTY R. E. GOFF` County Highway Committee:. Lotion was made by Daniels and seconded by H. G. Anderson that the foregoing resol- i ' ution be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was reads RESOLUTION 7,1IiEREAS, Several relocations have been made in the construction of County Trunk Highway PC" known as county Job No. 61.24 and County Trunk "A" knowan as. -County Job No. 61.08 and - i i WHEREAS, the above projects have been c cmpleted and are now open for travel and the unused portions of such projects are no longer necessary as a part of the county Trunk Highway System, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By this Bayfield County Board assembled in annual session this 12th day of November, 1930 that the above mentioned unused and unnecessary portions of the County Trunk Highway System be and the same are, hereby reverted back ANNUAL It1EF,TING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOr`'ARD NOVQVMD-R 12, 1930. - to the `l'own, city or village in which they are located. HARRY C . ANDERS O N LEON H. Mc CARTY i R . E . GOFF I County Highway Coibmittee. Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Pierce- that the foregoing rosolutiori be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION REAS: Bayfield County is acquiring tak titles to large aregs of land, a considerable part of which is suitable for agricultural purposes; and 1M, REAS: The development of agricultural lands in Bayfield County will mater- ially relieve the tax delinquency burden by increasing the taxable property of the county besides adding to the general pro sperity of the community; and' VIHEREAS: It is in the interests of the county to dispose of such agricultural lands under a policy. that wills insure so far as possible the development of such lands along agricultural lines; Therefore be.it RESOLVM2 That the Chairman of the Board is hereby directed to appoint a special committee consisting of three members to make an investigation into and report the advisability of zoning the county owned lands with reference to their suitability for agricultural purposes, industrial development, forestry, and so forth; and also i to investigate and, report upon the advisability of adopting a policy for disposing of such lands; and in making such investigation, the committee my inquire into the feasibility of disposing of such lands on some plan similar to the homestead laws, and also to report on the plan now being cons-idered by the Douglas County Board of Super- visors. Nothing herein shall be construed to in any way limit the scope of the inquiry to be conducted by said committee. Signed: Hans J. Thompson Motion was made by A. 0. Hanson. and seconded by Pierce that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Taotion carried unanimously, i i The petition of the Lake Superior District Power Company to construct and operate electric wires in the Town of Cable was read. Iloti on was made by Daniels and duly seconded that the petition be referred to the District Attorney for a written opinion. ' "Motion lost. Motion was made by TLC Carty and duly seconded that the petition be granted. i Motion carried. i i The chairman then declared a fifteen minute recess. After recess, the following members answered. -.-roll call: Pierce Pease Holston Schindler Randall Jr. Goff Hansen Olson Chambers 1 ! 9 9 9 f 9 ! ! ! f Daniels, Squires, Erickson, .Noid, Westlund, Liebman, K-alin, Taipale, Kacvinslcyy, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. The following report was read: ANNUAL METING OF TIC BAYE'IL_ COUNTY BO NOVETt�'Bi ER 12, 1930. _-_ -- ! Mashburn, Wis., Nov. 6, 1930- To the Hon. County Board, Bayfield County, Wis . Gentlemen: We the undersigned Committee on Finance- and I'vliscellaneous, beg leave to report, j that we have examined the following bills, recommend that same be allowed as set forth in the column marked i7allowed" and that the County Clerk be instructed to issue orders for payment of same. Signed:, N. E. LEDIN j i R. A. HMING I R. L. SCI1INDLER I E. R. PHILLIPS GEO . B . WI IJ IAM i Finance Committee, NAME Off` CLAII%ANT 2URPOSE CLAD E,LLOVED � ; Wood County Aid to L. J. pill and f amily $14 2.92 Disallow City of Bayfield -'yid to Jake Lawrence (Charge back to 33.45 33.45 town of Bayfield) - Town of Pratt hid to Otto Johnson, poor person 00 15 .De.istrict �a n to a oe a� tt 22.50 Attorney ' I st 15.00 slid to Matt Surber person g, poor 64.00 Disallow Town of Orierita Aid to Anthony Lervine, transient 15.00 15.00 Aid to Anthony Lervine, transient !, damage to car 25.00 25.00 Ta for Count Aid to Mrs. J. R. Mitchell �`Ja �. Y Y 9 poor � person 8.75) ,�� s to �IdKz`r/-0 ! Town of Barksdale Aid to L. C. Buss and family 10.49 10.49 i Town of Barksdale Aid and transportation to Edmund Jensen and family 90.00- 90.00 I Town of Barksdale Burial of Gea. Nelson or Hanson 50.00 50.00 Town of Bayfield raid to Mrs. Bast 15.40 refer to District Att'y T. R..Spears Post mortem Res Geo..Froseth & family 25.00 25.00 � idels ivlyhre abstract work on "Quieting 'I'itle$l Proceedings for District Attorney 125.00. 125..00 Town of Iron River Rent of court room for years 1929-1930 200.00 200.00 '> Edwin H. Bratley Coroner's fees 112.79 112.79 " it 10.00 10.00 James 14. bong Claim for regard of apprehending Geo. ! i Hughes 200.00 Refer to Dis- trict At orney U. J. Maitland auditing work on court case® Town of Bell vs. Bayfield Count � Y Y 3.75 00 375•00 • Norman Pettingill Da age to 1 hog by dogs 20.00 15.00 W. E. W sche Damage by dogs ® 1 eve with lamb 12.00 6. 00 1 breeding ere 16. o0 6. o.o 1 lamb 3 months old 10.00 4.00 1 year old 16.00 6.00 i I 6 weeks old 6.00 4.00 j - C. R. Rowley Damage by dogs: 4 lambs 28.00 16.00 i ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD - �,�ER 12 . -------==- - - =Trov-----� _ - ---�-'--1 -930.-- -- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- ----- - r TTATM- OF CLAI1WTT PURPOSE CLAIMID ALLOWED � A. E. Bie°ry Damage by dogst 5 lambs 40.00 20.00 1 registered lamb 17.50 4.00 6 lambs 79.00 24.00 Axel nelson Damage by dogs: 6 ewes a.ld 6 7: amb s 120.00 60.00 6 sheep 6o.o0 36.00 I. J. Converse and ! Ed Stevenson Damp,ge by dogs: 4 sheep 120.00 24.00 j I Theo. Larson J. Perrin Pony Vichledahl Damage by dogs: 3 sheep Damage by dogs. 1 yearling ram Damage by dogs® 12 ewes 1 ram Tom Dymesich - Damage by dogs: I steer Town of Hughes Burial of :Earl Wilson Ashland County Aid to I��iary- Doers and grandchildren St. Joseph Orphan Home Care of seven Balen ,children± from July 29 to October 29, 1930 House of the Good Shepherd Superior Chi.ldren's Horne Ludwig ' ranmal Town of Pilsen Iverson Motor Co. Joyce Funeral Horne Thomas Upthegrove Town of Iron River Care of Evelyn Roy Nov. 24, 1929, to October 1, 1930 Care of Rose and Raymond Lord Fl ower s Bridge aid under Section 87.01 Rent of 4-H Club car Burial of August Strombeck. charge back to town of Which he was a resident Circuit Court fees in Ashland County Care of Poor: Joe Lamorrie & wife Clarence 'Fulton Frank Larson 36.00 35.00 96.00 30.00 40.00 91.00 58.00 210.00 122.40 160.00 10.00 1193.27 207.00 50.00 19.6o 1..00 3.25 21.00 24.00 15.00 72.00 15.00 16.00 56.00 disallow 210.00 i i 122.40 120.00 10.00 1193.27 190.00 ` 50.00 13.00 1.00 Di sal low 21.00 Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Pease that the foregoing report be accepted and that the County Clerk and the County Treasurer be instructed to issue orders in. payment of amounts listed in the column marked "allowed." -'poll call was as follows: AYE; Pierce, Pease, Holston, Randall, Jr.; Goff, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Erickson, Noid:, 3destlund, Liebman, '�-alin, Taipale, I,.acvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, dilliams, Ledin, Ma Carty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-three. TTAY; Squires. 1,Aotion carried. The following petition was reads Iason, Wisconsin November 11, 1930. TO THE HONORABLE COMTY BOARD OF BAYFIMM COUITTY, YTuIS001MIN. Be it hereby resolved by the County Baard of Bayfield County assembled in annual session this 12th day of November, 1930, that the blind pemsion of Sarah Sandin of the "Town of TVIa,son be increased from the sum of Two Hundred Dollars (0200.00) per year to i TIj [JAL KLF_ E T I T�.�r OF G �T�' �- THE BAYS' IEL'D COUNTY BOARD OARD _ 1r1�1Y11J1FO .ER 12, 1930. .. the sum of Three Hundred Sixty Dollars ($360.00) per year. Signed, Gabriel vdestlund hairman of the Town of Mason. I ' 14ason, Wisconsin, November 10, 1930. I, Herman Hanson, Clerk of the `'oTm of 11ason, County of Bayfield, do hereby certify that the following is a true statement: That Olaf Sandin has been a tovin charge since the month of June, 1927, and has re- ceived aid from the town at the rate of ten dollars per month, and is still receiving that amount. Prior to that date the town paid a hospital bill of $199.45 to the General i Hospital at Ashland, ylisconsin. Dated this 10 day of November, 1930. Herman Hanson !' To-tlerkko of the �i'ott�ri of Mason. I i j I lJotion tnras made by chambers and seconded by Hansen that the foregoing petition be granted at $360.00 per annum. Poll call showed the following vote: AYR: Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall.. Jr., Gofff, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, VTestlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kacvinsky H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville,.lownse-nd:, Villiams, Ledin, McCarty, Smith, ;:Telson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. NAY*' None. 1.Iotion carried. i The application of Mark Learmont of the Town of Iron •diver for blind aid was 'read i Motion was made by Daniels and seconded by Chambers that the application of Mark �..'. Learmont for blind: pension be granted at $360.00 per annum. Poll call teas as follows: AYE'. Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Hansen, 1-:ertz, Olson i Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Vlestlund; Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kaevin- sky, H. 0. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, `l'owzis,end, Tetz-ner, Williams, Ledin, Me Carty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. i NAY: None. Lotion carried. The application of Vim. Me Cloe of the lown of Barksdale for blind aid ryas read. Idiotion tras made by Liebman and seconded by Hansen that the application of Vim. jMe Cloe for blind pension be granted at $360.00 per annum. Roll..Call. tams as follows: AYE: Pierce, Pease, Rolston, .Randall, Jr.; Goff, Hansen, Ifertz,,.Olson, Chambers, i Daniels, Squires; Erickson, Noid, Westlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kaevinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, Me Carty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. "'otal thirty i four. ways: None. Motion carried. The application of %Tapoleon De Mars of Bayfield for blind aid was read.. Motion was made by Me Carty and seconded byPie.rce that the application of Napoleon De Nears for blind pension be granted at $360.00 per annum. Poll call was as follows: V I AYE'; Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Goff, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Westlund, Liebman, halin, Taipale, Kacvinsky, H. C. I - Anderson, H&,be,lt, Drinville, Townsend, Te'tzrier, 7-1illiams, Ledin, McCarty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering � d Johnson. dotal thirty-four. NAY: None. Motion carried. AMIUAL KFETI1,1G OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOMMER 12 The following report was read:- -TO TIE' HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY: We, the undersigned Committ ee on County Fair, beg to report as follows: We have examined the auditor's report on County Fair and attach the same hereto. We find that all accounts are in order-. We heartily commend the management of the Fair in conducting a first class clean Fair in a business -like mariner. If.. County Board desires to continue the Fair, we recommend an appropriation of $5,000.00 to take care of deficiency and conduct next season's fair, the sum of $2,500.00 to be paid November 15, 1930 and balance as funds are needed by Fair Ass-oc- iation. We recommend that horse harness races be dispensed with. Respectfully subrilitteid, S . E . SqU IRE S J. J. DRINVILIE L. F. CHP211BERS JOHN TAIPALE E. R. TETUER County Fair Committee. Motion was made by Chambers and seconded by Smith that the foregoing report be accepted and placed on file. 31dotion carried* The following .communication was read: Washburn, Wisconsin November 1'.2 1930- TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD: Fully realizing the problems confronting our County board members in passing the budget for the coming year and taking consideration the necessity'of keeping our county government running smoothly, we beg to submit the following suggestions on be -half of the farmers of our county: - WHEMEAS the farm income is less than it was in 1914 while living arid operating costs are still high in comparison, and VIHEREAS-ourvaluation has dropped over $2,300,000-00 in the last year, and ffHEREAS our delinquent tax.property amounts to 37ro of the whole value. and - 'UHEREAS'our-county budget has increased from $144,319.57 in 1914 on the same valuation as we have today with a budget of $200,,000.00 more, and li'MREAS a state of depression exists all over the nation and it is a very poor time to throw anyone out of employment, and WHEREAS most all of our farmers are heavily mortgaged and many are about to lose their homes, therefore BE IT RESOLVED that the home- of our Bayfield County farmes comes first and a lowering of the tax rate will encourage them to hold that home, thereby contributing to the general welfare. Education and Charity come second and Roads should come last. We are spending approximately 0225,000.00 on State and County Higimays..'and under the present conditions we should be able to keep up a good road and cut the counWs share of expense 30%- Snow reinoval as practiced at present, is an unjust tax for the benefit of a few. We recorimend, in view of the unemployment situation, that it be extended to take ANNUAL ME.T I NG OF THE BAYF I ELD COUNTY BOARD -- NTOV.I�v1B,}1. 12-9=193� ----------- — 1 care of our mail routes or cut it entirely. Realizing that county officers salaries cannot be reduced for this term of office legally, we beg that they be called before the Board and asked to voluntarily reduce their salaries 501% of the difference between cost of operation in 1914 and 1930. This Committee finds that cost of County L�overrnient and Sheriff's expenses are three times what they were in 1914. tte also recommend that married men be given, the first consideration in hiring help in all county work* use recommend that all married women whose husbands have employment be dismissed from their present positions®`e reconrnend that all county help. be retained: ata salary reduction of 25/00® Vie recommend the elim- ination of the County Nurse. e recommend the eleimination of the County Agent for the doming year. We recommend that $l,000.00 be appropriated for 4H Club work. y e recommend that the cost of operating Pure Air be reduced as much as possible without impairing f its efficiency. '`je- recommend that the County � y J oard �r o on record as unalterably opposed to issuing any bonds for highway purposes at the present time. We rec oxanend a county income tax patterened on the Dane County plan be brought before the next County Board flee°tin . �'�e recommend that the a � u � appropriation n-�' or County uperintendent be out 500.00. We recommend that a committee•.be appointed to endeavor to place fanners on usable tax delinquent lands in or near settled sections of Bayfield County. Ve recommend that the holding of the County Fair be put up to a vote of the people. We rec omrnend that no new machinery for road work be purchhased.hen teams will do the same work even if the cost j is slightly more in some case. I ! Signed: PHILIP- A. KINNEY J. 71T . PERRIN J. P. KELLY I H. T. 11 E IEROTTO ernbers Committee - on County Affairs, Bayfield County .Equity. Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and duly seconded that the coi un.cation be i accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. 1doti.on was made by Pease and seconded by Williams that the Committee report on County Fair be re -considered. Motion carried. Motion was made.,by Pease and seconded by Ledin that 3,300.00 be appropriated to the Bayfield County k'air Association for 1931 Fair purposes., including insurance on buildings. Roll call was as -follows: AYE: Pierce, :ease, Holston,+ Schindler, Goff-, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Erickson, i Liebman; Malin, Kae'vinsky, H. C. Anderson, Townsend, Williams, Ledin, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker-, Carl Anderson, Arntsen,"Hering and Johnson. total twenty-three. NAY: Randall, Jr. , Chambers, Dani e'l s, Squires, iloid, Westlund, Taipale,, habelt, D1inville, Tetznex, Mc Carty and. Thompson. total twelve. Motion carried. Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Pease that the Board adjourn ! until nine A. M. November 13th. 1Aotion carried. i i i i i i AIMUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVE1v1BER_1_3_9-_: 9-30_q ----- --- i Meeting called to order at ten A. Mo by Chairman R. A. Hering. The following members answered roll call: Pierce, Pease, Holston, Randall, Jr.2 Goff, Phillips, Hansen, ertz, Olson, Chambers Daniels S uires Erickson Noid ti'�Testlund 1192in Tai ale Kaevinsky, � � q 9 � 9 y � p' � H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, `1'own.send, Tetzner, Williams, 'La Pointe, Md Ca3Zty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, "tnts6n, Thompson, Hering, Johnson, Schindler and Liebman. Mr. F. G. Wilson, Chief Fire Warden of the Wisconsin Conservation Commission, i explained to the County Board the Forest Crop Law, especially with regard to the entry of county -owned lands. The County Nurse appeared before the County Board and gave: a verbal report ' I of her work the past year. The following report was read: We, the undersigned Committee on Conservation, have held several hearings with regard to extending the boundaries of the Moquah Forest Unit. The Chairman of each town effected by the proposed extension has appeared before the BoArd I personally or has been informed of said proposal. A resolution is being introduced I to this Board covering the lands proposed for this extension which have met with the approval of the Chairman of each town effected. The lands objected to have i been omitted from this resolution. Your committee recommends that the County Board consider the advisability of entering county-onned lands under the Forest Crop Law. In connection herewith we have requested Mr. C. L. Harrington, Superintendent of State Forests and Parks to I be present at the County Board meeting to discuss this problem with you. I Your committee also recommends that the County Board accept the invitation i of the U. S. Forest Service to investigate -the improvements made on the Ialoquah Unit the past season. Signed: E . F . DANIELS R. A. HERING WALTER MERTa I Conservation Committee. Lotion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing report j be accepted grid placed on file. Motion carriedo The following resolution was read: WHMEAS, We the County .8oard of Bayfield County believe that the Conservation Co=fiission of the State of Wisconsin is without sufficient. funds -with which to properly protect our forests, our fish and garde, and other wild life which protect- ion they must have if we are going to retain them THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Board of Bayfield County now in annual session at the Court House in Washburn on this 13th day of November that it is the sense of this Board, that the'Legislature of the State of Wisconsin for 1931 appropriate a sum of money sufficient to carry on such program ef:..•fire prevention and suppression, also -refo-restration, &nd the propagation and protection of fish and game, as may be outlined by the Conservation Commission and the State Senator from this Senatorial ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Br`�YFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVEL: 13 9 1930 District and the Assemblyman from this Assembly District,. are hereby requested to vote and work for the passage of such appropriation bills, as may be approved by the Conser- vation Commission. Copy of this resolution after adoption to be sent to State Senator and Assembly- men of your districts, also one copy to be- sent to each house of the Legislature. ' i i Dated November 139 1930, E. F. DANIELS Motion was made by H. Ce Anderson and seconded by Arntsen that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following petition was read: STATE OF I'll SCONSIN) i ss. j COUNTY OF BAYFIELD) Steve Kaevinsky, being first duly sworn, on oath says that he is the duly elected, j qualified and acting chairman of the Town of Pilsen in Bayfield County, and is one of the members of the Town Board of said Town whose name is signed to the following petition, j That affiant has read the V011,ok7)ing petition and knows the contents thereof and that the same is true of his own knowledge. STEVE KACVINSKY Chairman `'own of Pilsen Subscribed and sworn to bef ore me j this 26th day of 1�ay, 1930. I T. C. SCHUTY Notary Public, Bayfield County, Wis. My Commission Expires Mar. 1st,. 1931. i TO LUDWIG TRAINMAL, County Clerk of Bayfield County, H. 0. Anderson, R. E. Goff, and i Leon Kc. Carty, County Highway Committee of Bayfield County: The petition of Steve Kacvinsky, Frank Doleys and Steve Halyak, as the Town board of the Town of Pilsen, respectfully represents and shows: That whereas a certain bridge in said Torn .of Pilsen, located as follows: On the Peerless Grade in Section 11-47-6 crossing Dine Creek, must be reconstructed j without delay for the reason that said bridge is unsafe and unfit for public travel and dangerous- for public use on account of its age and on account of the fact that it has fallen into decay and the materials of which it was constructed have become rotten and dilapidated; And whereas the share of the 'cost to..be paid by the Town of Pilsen for con- structing a new bridge will exceed the amount produced by a. tax of two (2) mills on the dollar of the assessed valuation of said town and that at a special town meeting' I of the electors of said town duly held pursuant to law on the 24th day of 1.1ay, 19309 the electors of said town took action in favor of the construction of a new bridge I - and ordered and directed that said bridge be built without delay; And whereas, it has been ascertained that the cost of said bridge will be the sum of Three Thousand and 00/100 (3000.00) Dollars at a maximum, which said sum the undersigned are authorized to borrow and -arranged to borrow for said purpose and which said sum is ready and available for expenditurefor the building of said bridge. Nowt therefore, we: respectfully petition and request that you, the County Highway Committee of Bayfield County, in cooperation with the undersigned cause said bridge to be constructed with the least possible delay. i STEVE KB.CVINuKY Dated this 26th day of May, 1930. STEVE HALYAK FRANK DOLEYS TOVIN- BOARD TOWN OF PILSEN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD -- ----- — - ------ ----- - NOT 10ER-13,--;030'- -- — - ----- — ------ -----= - - ------------ - notion was made by Kacvinsky and seconded by Goff that the petition be granted. i Motion carried. i j The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED By the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, in annual meeting assembled, this 13th day of Novenfoer,19309 that all sales of county -owned property ; made heretofore by duly appointed committees of said Board be and the same are hereby ratified in form and substance the same as if said sales had been made in each in- stance by said Board duly assembled. S I GITED : R. A. HERING Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION i i RESOLVED' That all Tax Deeds heretofore made, executed and delivered by the County Clerk of said County to Bayfield County in attempted compliance with Section 75.36 of Wisconsin Statutes, be and the same are hereby in all respects validated, ratified and confirmed the same as if they had been ordered issued by the County Board annualy before their issuance. SIGNED: R. A. HERING Motion was made by Smith and seconded by Pierce that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Ipotion carried. The following resolution was read: IIAREAS, it'is a general opinion that misuses have taken place in the sale of county owned tax deed property and it is the concensus of opinion that said sales have j not been made to the highest bidder, now theref ores BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY THAT there be and there is hereby created a committee of one to be appointed by the chair to investigate i all sales of county owned tax deed properties and there is hereby appropriated the sum of $50.00 to pay said committee a per diem of 04.00 per day and necessary travel expenses at the rate of five cents per mile to be paid from the county treasurer upon t invoices properly verified after the completion of said work. Said investigation i to cover all sales within the past three years. ARTHUR C . HA, 11SEN Motion was made by Pease and seconded by Goff that the foregoing resolution be j laid on the table. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County that all county officers and employees be compelled to work from eight o'clock in the forenoon to twelve noon and from one o'clock to five o'clock, that is an eight hour day instead.of the present five and one-half hour day. J. J. DRINVILLE a1 9 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD NOVEMBER 13, 1930 Motion wa-s made, by Hansen and seconded by Townsend that'the foregoing resol- j -cation be adopted. Motion last.. i i Motion was made by Pease and duly seconded that the Board adjourn until 1:30 i P. M. Motion carried. - Meeting was called to order at lt30 P. M. by Chairman 11_. .1a. Hering. '-loll call showed the following members present: Pierce, pease, Rolston, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hanson, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, .Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Azoid, �'�estlund, Kalin, Taipale, Kaevinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, -Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Aynderson, = rntsen, Thompson, Illering and Johnson. The following report was read: I respectfully subrait the following report of the Indigent Soldiers Relief Commission of Bayfield County for the year ending November 1, 1930. RECEIPTS Amount of Levy qAOOO.00 D I SBURSETv-21UT S Dr. 1"e3?tens, medical attention to Geo. Michel $5.00 Geo. Cutey, Aid 35.00 X. C. Chamberlain, assistance 20.00 E. C. Chamberlain, assistance 46.00 E. C. 0hamberlain, assistance 15.04 L. Xi Bardwell, service officer 25.00 Washburn Printing Co., 1000 order blanks 6.50 Per diem and mileage, secretary's salary 84.40 Balance on Hand 767.10 1000.00 pie respectfully ask for an appropriation of $600.00 for the ensuing year. R. A. I U RI1\TG Secretary. Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Ledin that the report be accepted and placed on file. 1o,tion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED By the County Board of Bayfield County, in session at the court ti house in the City of Washburn, isconsin, on the 13th day of November, 1930, that after � i making an inspection tour of the U. -S. gyrational Forest Unit in Bayfield County, t',re here- by unanimously approve of the stork which is being done by the U. -S. Forest Service, and pledge our cooperation with the said Forest Service officers in all matters which may be I of mutual benefit to all concerned. 0 !° ANIMAL Itiu MINE OF THE BAYFILLD COUNTY BOARD _ NOTE10ER 139 1930. I I We also extend to Range6Ball our, thanks for the invitation to make the I inspection tour, and also to Mr. E. U. 'Pinker, Mr. C. D. xnderson,luir. R. U. Harmon, and Mr. L. S. French, for the many courtesies extended to us. And that a copy of this resolution be sent to each of the above, named, through I1r. Ball. Dated Novem�lber 13, 1/30. Signed: . E . F . DA]LTIELS Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Fierce that the foregoing resol- ution be adopted, Notion carried. The following resolution was reads RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED, By the Board of Bayfield County in Annual Session at,the court house in the City of Washburn, Wisconsin this 13th day of November, 1930 that areas of county -owned lands not suitable for other purposes be set aside as county forests, and BE IT FURTI ., RESOLVED, That the Conservation Committee of the County B-oard be directed to make an examination and consult with a representative of the Conser-. vation Commission for the purpose of recommending to the Board lands for County Forest. Final action or_ this resolution to be taken at the next meeting of the County Board. Signed: Be F . DANIELS Motion was made by Daniels and seconded by Chambers that the foregoing resolution be adopted. 11otion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION TO DIRECT TN.E QUIETING OF TITLE TO CERTAIN LOTS'. III? THE CITY OF BAYFIMD: RESOLVED By the County Board of Bayfield `ounty, assembled and convened at the Annual meeting thereof this 13th day of Novi -ember, 1930, that the District Attorney of said County, be and he is hereby instructed and directed to take such proceedings and bring such action or actions as may be necessary to quiet title in said county and obtain possesion of the following described premises, to wit: LOT BLOCK 16 24 2 25 3 25 11 62 17 63 is 63 5 73 .10 73 19 79 12 80 20 80 15 92 14 95 15 95 13 96 ANNUAL MEETING or THE BAYFIz� COUNTY BOARD NOv;�d3la 13� 93Q--- = --- --- 14 96 10 log 1 log All of the Original, `2ovrnsite of the `gown and City of Bayfield in said county. And that the said proceedings or actions be instituted and carried, prosecuted to judgment without unnecessary delay. 6i gne d: C - 1' . SMITH -Motion 14vas made by Ledin and seconded by Pierce that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following report was read: Washburn, "'is.,. November 10, 1930- To the Hon. County Board, Bayfield County, 11is. Gentlemen: We the.undersigned Committee on Illegal Taxes and Tax Certificates, beg leave to report, that we have examined the following bills, reconnnend 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, charging the same back to taxing districts. NAME OF CLAIMANT DESCRIPTION AIM YEAR CERT. REASON OF ILLEGALITY OF' SAID .\IO. CLAITA IED ALLOLZED Rebecca Austin it It I Bayfield County II �I h It dhT I I 7 I • NE NE part Lot 19 Sec. 17-51-3- Illegal description. Charge back to Town of Russell 1927 20 NW NE part Lot 1, Sec- 17-51-3- Illegal description. Charge back to Town of Russell 1927 21 (Lot 4) SE SE Section 35-51-7- Illegal description. Should be Lot 4. Charge back to Town of Clover 1927 4855 Lot 6, Sec- 17-47-8- Double assessment, see page 50 of tax roll- Charge back to Town of Iron River 1927 5371 Part of SE NV described in Vol. 56 of Deeds, page 20, Sec. 1-46-5. Wrong vo;ume and page. Vol. 56, page 20 covers land in Sec. 8-51-4. Oharge back to 'Tovm of Kelly 1929- -895 NE SE, Sec. 26-48-5. Illegal description.. Charge back to the Town of Barksdale. 1927 -1400 Parcel in the SE YX recorded in Vol- 79, page 451, of Deeds, See- 7-47-8. Illegal description, should be NW SE. Charge back to Tovm of Iron River. 1927- -5305 Parcel in the SE NE, described in Vol- 9, of deeds, page 451, Sec. 7-47- . Illegal description, should be in NW SE. Charge back to Town of Iron River. 1928- - 5015 Sw NE, Sec- 7-47-8- Double. Assess- ment. Partly Staple ° s addition to Iron River. Charge back to Town of Iron River. 1927--5304 Do Do Lot 1 in the 1,747 Ned, Sec. 8-47-8- Illegal description. Charge back to town of Iron River. 1928- - 5014 1929- - 4884. r � 13.32 13.32 I 8.24 3.24 3.94 3.94 �.,.. 2.71 2.71 34.23 34.23 1.59 1.59 .wl 9.77 10.34 10.84 1927- -5322 16.78 9.77 10 34 c.s a, 10.84c,;F' E r i 16 ANIIUAL METING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD DESCRIPTION AND YEAR OF CERT. I ZIE OF CLAIMANT REASON OF ILLEGALITY SALE -- NO.. CLAIMED ILLLOWED Bayfi eld County Conveys the parcel of land described aw follows, to -wits Commencing at the NT- corner of Sec. 17-47�8 . and j r arI i i► � s n running thence E. on the N. lane of said 17, a distance of 3 chains and 67 links-, thence N. 70 links, thence W. Parallel with the II. line of said i Be. 17, 3 chains and 67 links to the W. line of said Sec. thence Na on %V. line to place of beginning, Sec. 17-47-8. Illegal description, should read "thence South 70 linksli etc-. I Charge back to totiRnl of Iron River 1927- -5366 . 9 77 . 9 77 IPA NW NiV, Sec. 25-46-9. Part of IIVd NW� ! is, school property. Charge back to Town of Barnes. 1928 - - 6277 � ';`�"� U 7.16 7.16 n Do 1929- - 6127 i !;': 5.06 5.06. n Lot 3, Subdivision of Gov. Lot 39 Sec. 19-47-8. Plat not recorded. j Charge back to Tom of Iron River 1928 - - 7740';';; 15.29 15.29 i Do 1929- - 7557 ;" a 16.04 16.04 Lot 9, Subdivision of Gov. Lot 9, j Sec. 19-47-8. Plat not recorded. Charge back to Town of Iron River. _ 1928 - -- 7742' „-', p 17.79 17.79 n Do 1929- .- 7558 18.64 18.64 Lot 2, Block 4, Robert Bartlett, i Jr.'s Addition to Orchard City. Town Property. Charge back to Town of Clover 1929- _ 8312 14��_'r., 5.48, 5.48 Signed,, H . B . RANDALL - -- CHAS. E. PIERCE ETEMT ERICKSON Washburn, Vli s -, Nov. 10, 1930 . To th'e Hon. County Board, Bayf i e ld County, Sidi s . i - I " i ! Gentlemen: 1^+e the undersigned Committee on Illegal Taxes and Tax Cert.-ificates, beg leave to report, that we have examined the followi�ig 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. NAM OF CLAIMANT' - BAKER LAND AND TITLE COMPANY. DESCRIPTION APTD REASON OF ILLEGALITY REDEMPTION YEAR OF CERT . Desc. S. r T. s R. RECEIPT NO. SALE NO. CLAIMED 1,ALLOGJED Sw SW 4 4-8 7 1917 4.31 BE S17 4 48 7 1917 4.31 , S` V SE 4 48 7 1917 4.31 SE BE 4 48 7 1917 4.31 Interest at 61'1o� from 6/12/17 12.11 j Tax Deed and recording -fees 1.80 Interest at 6/114' on tax deed from 7/19/20 1. 32.54 SVI SW . 4 48 7 1674 1918 6.46 SE Sw 4 48 7 1675 1918 i 6.46 SW SE 4 48 7 1676 1918 6.46 SE SE 4 48 7 16?7 19�8 6.46 Interest at 6% from 4/19/22 11.62 ` 3737.46 SW S 4 48 7 1919 1685 4.68 BE Sw 4 48 7 1919 1686 4.68 ANNUAL NEE.T I I%TG OF T IM BAYI^ IELD COUNTY W NovER 13t 1930:. BOARD Redemption Year of Cert. DesC. Sec. T. Rye Receipt No. Sale No. Claimed Allowed Sly SE. 4 48 7 1919 -1687 4.68 BE SE 4 48 7 1919 1688 4.68 Interest at 6� =roan 6/10/19 10,91 29.63 Sw sw 4 48 7 1920 1321 5.93 SE SW 4 48 7 1920 1322 5.93 SV1 SE 4 48 7 1520 1323 5.93 SE SE 4 48 7 1920 1324 5.93 Interest at 6% from 6/8/20 12.42 36.14 STV Sw 4 48 7 3580 1921 11.07 SSE SW. 4 48 7 .3580 1921 11.07 SVI SE 4 48 7 3580 1921 11.07 SESX 4 48 7 3580 1921 11.07 Interest at 6,16 from .6 /13j24 12.52 5.0 Sw Sw 4 48 7 4733 1922. 11.84 SE Sty 4 48 7 4733 1922. 11.84 Sly SE 4 48 7 4733 1922 11.844 SE SE 4 48 7 4733. 1922 11.84 Interest at 6% from 7/20/25 10.26 5757 Syr Sw 4 48 7 5737 1923 9.12 SE Sit 4 48 7 5737 1923 9.12 SVI SE 4 48 7 5737 1923 9.12 SE SE 4 48 7 5737 1923 9.12 Interest at from 6/14/26 A s 42.41 Stir SW 4 48 7 6776 1924 8.72 SE S1.7 4 48 7 6776 1924 8.72 Sw SE. 4 48 7 6776 1924 8.72 SE SE- 4 48 7 6776 1924 .8.72 Illegal Taxes. Interest at 6°fl from 6/16/27 �.56 38.44 Slay S17 4 48 7 8027 1925 7.70 SE Sw 4 48 7 8027 1925 7.70 sew SE 4 48 7 8027 1925. 7.70 SE SE 4 48 7 8027 1925 7.70 Illegal Taxes. Interest at 6% from 7/9/28 1.18 31.9 Sw sw 4 48 7 8652 1926 12.39 SE Sw 4 48 7 8652 1926 12.39 Sw SE 4 48 7 8652 1926 12.39 SE SE 4 48 7 8652 1926 12Q40 Illegal taxes.. Interest at 6%o from paid • 2/21/29 6 s 50.2 ANNUAL _UCI E T ING OF THE, B AYF I ELD COUNTY BOARD NOVIMER 13, 1930 Desc. Sec. 1. Re Redemption Year of- Cert. Receipt ITo. Sale ITo. Claimed Allowed S� SN' 4 48 7 8653 1927 5.97 SE SW 4 48 7 8653 1927 I 5.97 j SVI sE 4 48 7 8653 1927 5.98 SE SE 4 48 7 8653 1927 I 5.98 Illegal Taxes. Interest from 2/21/29 paid 2/21/29 .32 24.22. SW SW 4 48 7 8654 1928 5. 53 SE SW 4 48 7 8654 1928 5.54 SW SE 4 48 7 8654 1928 5.54 SE SE 4 48 7 8654 1928 5.54 Illegal taxes. Interest. 2/21/29. paid 2/21/29 .2 22.44 Abstract dated Dec. l9, 1923 6.7 Continuation of same 1.0 i Total 467.77 Together with interest at 61c4' per annum from the dates I of payment as indicated above until paid. We recommend that the above claim be disallowed. Signed, Ii . Be RAIMALL , JR . CHAa . E . i"IERCE ' I EVERT ERICKSON Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Goff i that the report. be adopted and that the County Clerk and: the County Treasurer be instructed to issue I I orders ih payment for claims allowed, and that the amounts be charged back to the respective taxing districts as stated in the report. Motion � carried. ' I The following communication was read® i I Park Falls, Wis., November 4, 1930• Kr. Tranmal,, Co. Clerk, j Washburn, Vi so ' I Dear Sir: - j I presume that Bayfield County has now taken a tax deed to my father's I (Louis Holte's) property, Lot 5, Block 27, in'lashburn. io provide a home for him I would like to buy the title to it, if the county Board will sell for about 200 I (tyro Hundred dollars) . As there are other expenses connected with his upkeep. I can not afford to pay much more than the price I quoted. Will you please inform me of the decision of the Board? Thanking you, I remain Yours truly, Firs. J. Sumerfield. Motion was made by Arntsen and seconded by Goff that the County Clerk be instructed to issue a quit -claim deed to hors. John Summerfield covering Lot Five (5), Block Twenty-seven (27), Original Townsite of Washburn for the consideration of Two Hu,-;dred Dollars. Motion carried.. ANNUAL I EET ING OF THE BA7F IMD COUNTY BOARD - - - - - ---NOVEMER 13 �, 1930 . _ --- — - - — -- - - - --- Upon request, a special report of John Vl. Bernard: on Yothers' Pension was read and ordered placed on file. The following report was read: June 16i 1930. To the Honorable Judge Axelberg and Finance Committee Gentlemen: In accordance with a resolution passed by the County board in April, 1930, i regarding an investigation of the so-called Mother's Pension, the Chairman of the County Board a t ' appointed me to do ��Zi-s work. I have now -completed my- work and beg to submit the. following report. In.order to be fair to both parties concerned, I interviewed from six to eight people on each case. Adis so- doing, I can readily zee where the Judge i has found it hard to determine which were worthy and which were not. Almost without exception, I, found people that were in some, business were in favor of continuing the pension. And I leave it to you to draw your own conclusions regarding this class of information.. And I found the.most reliable information was secured from people who were dis-interested and from them I ask you -to determine the eligibility of each case. In.my rounds over the County, I found some homes which were furnished with up-to-date furniture,.radios, phonographs and that the recipient was left as high as' $10,000.00 insurance and also had a steady position paying over'$100.00 per month and a home free from debt. Such cases should not be tolerated. I also found people that i found it possible to purchase a new car and use the pension to help make the payments. this also is .a gross injustice, as we all know mother's pension is for necessities and not luxuries.. But on the other hand, I found many cases where it has meant a mother could keep her children at home, and -by diligence and economy will be able to carry on until such times when her children will grow up and. be able to help themselves. And for- these cases the pension is intended and should remain. f As ,we all knows poverty tends to break down the morals and 'nigh ideals of people. And there are quite a few cases of desertion, illegitimate children and in some instances the mothers and children have a reputation of having a poor moral char- acter, and in, one case, I think the children -should be sent to a home. There is a pitiful casein Oulu. The mother is in very' + poor health and needs a doctor s care. While tla.is might be getting atiRray from the subject, I think the County Nurse should visit these people and see 'if medical care would help this poor woman* i i In conclusion, I hope the court will not think this investigation is any I slur on his office, as I was prompted to do so by many things I have heard and with the !thought in mind that a thorough investigation would be a financial benefit to the County. And I only ask your cooperation and I hope your conclusions and recommendations trill be i in accordance with the evidence submitted, and that my efforts will not have been in vain® Respectfully submitted, ,i HARRY C . A�?DERSON Motion was rmde bvr Squires and duly seconded that the report of Ii. C. Anderson, Special Investigator -on Mother's Pensions be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. D26 ANNUAL MEJETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVE1.0ER 13, 1930. I"he following report was read: I I i i ANNUAL REPORT'. On Expenditures Under Section 48.33 known i as "Mother's Pensions." For Fiscal year ending October 31st, 1930. Dated November loth, 1930- III. P . AXELB.ER G i ! County Judge. 1929 1930 1930 Nov. Dec. -Tan. . Feb.. March 2ri1. Tennison, Beda 12.00 $12.00 012.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12:00 Deragon, Margaret 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 Thompson, Berthine 15.00 15.00, 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 Guski, Anna 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 30.00 Bonney, Kate 90.00 45.00 I Wallace, Gertrude 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 Swanson, Helen 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Strom, Caroline i 22.50 22.50 22.50 15.00 15..00 15.00 15.00 Norton, dose 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 Mitchell, -Alma 40.00- 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 i Svendson, Christine i 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Joamiis, Idelvina 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00. 15.00 15.00 i Hebert, Margaret i 30.00 30.00 30.00 30-00 30.00 30.00 30.00 Silas, �'lizabeth i 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.007 25.00 25.00 Lindgren, Selma 40.00 40.00. 30.00 30.00 30.00. 30.00 30.00 Skaug, hlvzna 25.00 2-5.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 Smith, Xabe� 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 West, Esther i 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 Stafford, Abbie 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 i Woodbeck, charity 35.00 35.00 35.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Olson, Martha I 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20000 20.00 20.00 Waata ja, Sanna 25.00 25.00 15.00 15. 00 15. 00; 15. 00 15.00 Bush, Anna I 40.00 40.00 40-.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 j Meschievitz, Stefania 30.00 15.00. 15.00 Richardson,.ireda 25.00 25.00 25.00 2-5.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Za Barre, Elizabeth 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Butterfield, Agatha 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 j Wolf, Lucy 25.00 2-5.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 'omaromy, 1darie j 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Burkhart, Pearl 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 Juel, Fannie 35.00 .35.00 35.00 35.00 j Jelenek, Yaude 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 Knott, Mary 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 i 1liszcz, Stella 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 7oland, gels 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Sand, Esther 10.00 10.00 1 0.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 I Smith, Louise i i 40.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 ANNUAL IVIEBT ING - OF THE BAYFI ELD COUNTY BOARD - - - - - NOVEKBER 13, 1930. - 1929 1 0 93 1 0 93 1 0 93 Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 147arch AJpri1 Key Ellifson9C.hristina- 025.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 Hochdanner, Erma i 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Wachsmuth, Lucile 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12..00 12.00 Maunu, Sanna 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20,00 Iulataja, I4iathilda 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 .20.00 i IFizell, Mary 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 Turra, Mary A. 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Syaarison, H. 0. 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20,00 !Plis, Antonia I 30.00 30.00 30.00 3-0.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 Lahti, Susanna 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 i Z11is, Ifae 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20..00 20.00 20.00 1+ortune, Amy J. 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 III Donald, Amanda 25.00 25.00 25.00 25;:.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 I Swanson, Elizabeth 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 Kreutzer, Pearl 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 I !Bresett.e, Catherine i 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 ISkerbeck, Allegra 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 i ' Gordon, Philomina 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 I Johnson, Nels 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 ' `Thiese, Florence 12.00 12.00 Rasima.ki, Sanna 12.00 i ' 1930 1930 1930 i June Jul Ate Segt. October Totals. ;Tennison, Beda 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 144.00 ,Der,agon, Margaret I 180.00 Thompson, Berthine 15.00 15.00 . 15.00 15.00 15.00 i 180.00 !Guski, Anna 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 420.00 jBonney, Kate 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 330.00 j Wallace, Gertrude a , 35. 00 2 .00 5 2 .00 5 2 .00 5 2 .00 5 380.00 Swanson, Helen 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25-.00 300.00 .Strom, Caroline 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 202.50 Norton, Rose 90.00 Ifitchell, nlma I 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 480.00 Bvendson,Christine 10.00 10.00 10.00 100,00 10.00 120.00 i Joanis, Melvina 90.00 Hebert Margaret I g _ 3 0.00 3©.00 3 0.00 3 0.00 30.00 3bo.00 ;Silas, Elizabeth 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 300.00 indgren, Selma 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 380.00 'Skaug, Alvina 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 200,00 Smith, X abet 25.00 2-5.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 300.00 West, Esther 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 144.00 Stafford, Abbie 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 480.00 Vloodbeck, Charity 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 330.00 Olson, Martha 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 240.00 waataja, Sanna 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 200.00 Bush, Anna 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 35.00 475.00 AL IMTING OF THE BAYFIELD-- COUNTY BOARD NOVEMIABER 1930 1930 1930 June Jules Sept. October Lot -al s Ideschieviczo Stefanie. 015.00 015.00 015.00 �15.00 $-15. Oo w 135.00 Richardson, -Freda. 25-00 25.00 25.00 25-00 25.00 300-00 La Barre, Elizabeth 25.00 25.00 25.00 -25.00 25.00 300-00 Butterfield, Agatha 15-00 15-00 15-00 15-00 15-00 180.0o 117olf, Lucy .150.00 Komaromy, Marie 25-00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 300-00 Burkhart, Pearl 40.00 4o.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 480.00 Juel, Fannie 140.00 Juel, Frances 35-.00 35-00 35.00 35-00 140.00 Jelenek, Maude 140.00 Knott, Mary 40-00 40-00 40.00 40.00 40e00 480.00 Yliszca.- Stella 30-00 30 --00 30-00 30-00 27-50 357-50 h1oland, Nels. 10000 10-.00 1 0100 10.00 10.00 120.00 Sand, Esther. 10.00 10.00 20eOO 10.00 120.00 i Smith, Louise 35.00 35-00 35-00 35-000 35-00 425.00 Christina 125.00 Hochdanner, 4ina 25.00 25:00 25.00 25.00 25.00 300-00 I Wachsmuth, Lucile 12i00 12i00 12.00 12.00 12.00 144.00 Maunu, Sanna 120.00 TZataja* Mathilda 140.00 Fizell, Mary 45.00 45.00 45-00 45.00 45-00 540.00 Turra, 3"gary A, 175.00 I. Swanson, H. 0. 20-00 20-00 20.00 10.00 10.00 220.00 Plis, Antonia 30-00 30-00 30-00 3M0 30-00 360.0o Lahti, Susanna 25.00 25.00 25-00 25.00 25.00 300-00 Eilisv sae 20-00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 240.00 (Fortune rtune, Amy J. 15.00 15-00 15..00 1.5.00 15.00 180.00 1 ITI c -Donald, Amanda 175.00 Swanson, Elizabeth 15-00 15.00 15.00 1 5.00 15.00 180.00 ll'Creutzer, Pearl 18.00 18.00, 1 8.00 18.00 18.00 216.o0 lBresettel, Catherine 20.00 20-00 20.00 20.00 20.00 220.00 Skerbeck, Allegra 180.00 !Gordon, Philomina 40-00 40,00 40.00 40.00 40.00 440.00 Johnson, -.Iqels- 10.00 10.00 1 0.00 10.00 10.00 90.00 Thieses, Florence 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 84.00 iRasimaki Sanna 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 72.00 iBourgeois, Alma 12*00 12.00 24.00 !Sanger, TvT-athilda 35.00 35-00 70-00 Saldowski, Dotothy Skroch 25-00 25.00 Total. 014,713-00 Motion Was made by Squires and seconded by Randall, 'Jr., that the foregoing report be accepted and place on file. I-Alotiorl carried. R ANNUAL NEETIlTG OF 'T-H-4 BAYTFI E{MD CO 1,T Y BOARD NoYZ0BR 13.9. 193d® The Chairman declared -a ten-minute recess. The following members answered roll call after recess: Pierce, pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels-, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Westlund, Liebman, lsalin, Taipale, Ka.cvinsky, H. 0. Anderson, nabelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetaner, Williams, Ledin, LaPointe, Mc Carty, smith, nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson,`` Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-seven. The following resolution was readoo BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the Board of Supervisors of Bayfi e ld County duly assembled this 1.3th day of November, 1930, that there be and there is hereby appro- priated the sum of 109000.00 for the establishment of state system of old age assistance to be administered under the provisions of Sections 49.20 49.39, in - elusive of the Wisconsin Statutes. HANS J. THOTVIPSON Motion was made by Goff and seconded by Hansen that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table. Roll call showed the following vote: AYE: Pease, Holston, Schindler, Goff, Phillips, Hansen, Squires, Erickson, Noid, -�estlund, Liebman, Kacvirisky, H. C. Anderson, Ha,belt , Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, Smith, nelson and Brubaker. Total twenty. NAYS Pierce; Randall, Jr., Mertz, Chambers, Daniels, Kalkn, Taipale, Drinville Townsend, Tetzner, Me Carty, Carl +Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. 3Xotal sixteen. Motion carried, The following resolution was read® BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County duly assembled this 13th day of November, 1930 that the second clerk in the office of the County Treasurer be dismissed from service and that the work of taking tax deeds be done by the County Treasurer and his assistant County Treasurer, thereby reducing the app- ropriation for taking tax deeds from 81100.00 to 300.00. i J. J. DRINVILLE Motion was made by 4ansen and seconded by Townsend that the foregoing resol- uti on be adopted. hloti on lost. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Randall, Jr., that the per diem for County Board work be set at 3. 00 per day and mileage. Roll call showed the following vote: AYE: Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Hansen, lu4ertz, Olson, Chambers, Squires, Erickson, Noid, 'u<estlund, Liebman, Kalin, Kacvinsky, Habelt, Drinville, Ledin, Me Carty, Smith and Nelson. 'otal: twenty. HAY; Pierce, Pease, Goff, Phillips, Daniels, Taipale, H. C. Anderson, Town- send., Tetzner, Williams, La Pointe, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, nrntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total seventeen. Motion carried. 151-otion was made by Squires and duly seconded that the budget for County Board expenses be set at $20000.00 for 1931. Poll call showed the following vote® AAlT1(TAI, MEET IITG. OF THE BAYFIE7D COUNTY BOARD I+i OVET DER 13 , - ° 30 • - - - AY£t Holston Randall Jr., j , , Hansen, Mertz, Chambers, Squies, Erickson, Noid, j Vrestlund, Kerlin, Kacvinsky, Habelt, Tetzner, smith, Nelson and Thompson.. Total 16. NAY: Pierce, Pease, Schindler, Goff', Phillips, Olson; Daniels, Liebman, laipale, H. Co Anderson, Drinville, Townsend, Williams, Ledin,. La Pointe, Mc Carty, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Hering and Johnson. Total twenty-one. Motion lost. Lotion was made by LedixT and seconded by Hansen that the Finance Committee's recommendation to cut the salaries of the clerks and servants be adopted as listed in their report. Roll call showed the following vote: AYE:: Holston, Schindler, Phillips, Hansen, Olson, Squires, Erickson, Void, 1 Westlund, Kerlin, Kaevinsky, Williams, Ledin and Hering. Total fourteen. NAY: Pierce, Pease, Randall, Jr., Goff, Mertz, Chambers, Daniels, Liebman, Taipale, H. C. Andersori, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, La Pointe, Mc Carty, i Smith, Telson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson and Johnson. l'otal twenty-three. Motion lost. The following report was read: i . i TO TIM HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUiiTTY BOARD: We, the undersigned committee on Building and Grounds have examined the expenditures for the past year and have made up the 1931 budget and recommendations accordingly, which are as follows: Proposed Budget for 1931. C OUR`i' HOUSE Boiler repairs (flues) Cupola Repairs Fu el Janitor Supplies Hardware,, paint, Etc. Carpenter labor Odisc. ) Lights Janitor's salary Plumbing Water Insurance Miscellaneous Total JAIL & SHERIFF'S RESIDENCE Fuel a Janitor's Supplies Chemicals and Soaps hardware, paints, :etc. Lights Salary Plumbing Water Telephone Miscellaneous Total 200.00 150.00 170 0 ..(DO 40.00 125.00 50.00 385.00 1200.00 250.00 135. 00 75.00 190.00 4500 .00 6o0.00 50.00 25.00 50.00 250.00 1200.00 25.00 85.00 100.00 11 .00 4$2500.00 Ventilation systems were installed in the basement of the vaults of the Register of Deeds and County Clerk at a cost of $400.00 . The circuit judge has made repeated requests for storm windours for the court room. a're have not included this item in the budget but are leaving it to the County Board for consideration. SIG17D. -A. P . JOHTTS ON CARL ANDERSON 0ouliriittee. D31 ANNUAL MEET ING OF T HE BAYFIELD C OUITTY B OARD I Lotion was made and seconded that the foregoing report be accepted and placed I I j I on -file. Motion carried. i The following report was read: November 6, 1930 - i TO THE. HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD: Your Committee on 8he,riff ts, Justices' and Constables'. bills have examined the bills of the Sheriff's office and find them correct. While the appropriation has been slightly over -run, this has been due, to the increase in commitments principally those from the Juvenile Court, and we recommend that such cor_nnitments be charged to this Juvenile Court, , this year amounting to $225.00. I We also recommend that the Sheriff's budget for 1930-1931 be $6,800.00, with 400.00 outlay, making a reduction of $500.00 from 1929-1930, and an increase- of $150.00 outlay. P. J. Savagets, Municipal Court at Iron River, books were. checked carefully and i found an over -payment to the county of 41.00, which is due P. J. Savage of Iron ptiver. A total of w600.38 fees and fines being collected and paid to the county treasurer. I . E. C. 11artts, 'Municipal Court at Washburn, books- also have been checked carefully and found a total of $841.96 fees and fines have been collected and paid to the county treasurer. We recommend that the bill of Mans Clare, Justice of the Peace, amounting to I $18.00 for taking complaints and. issuing warrants be allowed. i Signed: L. D. PEASE V. E. BRUBA ER ANDREW KAL I N Committee. Motion was made and seconded that the foreoing report be accepted and placed on file. Lotion carried. The following report was reads TO TH.Ep HONORABLE BA ItIELD COUioTY BOARD: We, the undersigned Sanatorium Committee wish to report that we have examined the expenditures for the past year and compared them with the proposed budget for 1931- In view of the fact that the valuation of the county has been reduced consider- ably we feel that the proposed budget should not exceed that of last year. I We recommend that the proposed 1931 budget be reduced by the following items: i Land and Land Improvement-s 300.00 Structure and Attached Fixtures lv400.00 1uiachinery and Equipment 40Q.00 Office Supplies 100.00 housekeeping 200.00 Maintenance and Repairs 700.00 i Furniture and Furnishings 200.00 Road 800.00 Total $49100.00 D32 ANNUAL 10JETING OF THE BAYF 1' EJ LD COUNTY BOARD NOVENBE ! We estimate Hayfield County share of the reduced budget for 1931 to be I approximately,one-third, or $18,800.00. I The state aid due, Hayfield County will amount to 010,514.86 for the year � ending June 30, 1930 . I i Respectfully submitted, R. J. NELSON j C . W. SMITH i V.-E. BRUBAKER Sanatorium Corani.ttee. Lotion was made and seconded that the foregoing report be accepted and placed on file-. Ivioti on carried. The following report was read: TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIELD COU14TY HOARD: We the undersigned County Health Committee have examined the reports of the j County Nurse and recommend $2,700.00 be appropriated for the ensuing ;dear, making a I i reduction of 000.00 compared with the budget of last year, also making a reduction i of $800.00 for the past two years. We also recommend that $400.00 be appropriated for the buying of goiter i tablets for the prevention of goiter and toxin -antitoxin for the prevention of diptheria for the children of the totems of Bayview, Washburn, Eileen, Lincoln, Delta, Barnes, Hughes and keystone. I Vie further recommend that the salary of the County Nurse be increased 625.00 per month for the ensuing year, which increase has already been taken care of in the above recommendation of $2,700.00. Respectfully submitted, i LEOX H. I1C CARTY E . L IEBM-AN I R. A. HERING County health Committee. Ifiotion was made and seconded that the foregoing report be accepted and placed on file. Lotion carried. The following report was reads TO. THE HONORABLE MEIV1BERS OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD: We, the undersigned Committee on Education hereby submit the following f inan- c ial , rep ort s Budget f or 1929-19 O Salary, County Superintendent Salary, Clerk Telephone County Superintendent's traveling expenses Printing Supplies and Postage - Total - $2;000.00 900.00 75.00 800.00 125.00 500.00 49400.00 i AM.TUAL. T EET-ING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD Expenditures for 1929-1930 Salary, County Superintendent 02,000.00 Salary, Clerk 915.00 Telephone 47.45. Transportation 774.45 Printing 135.67 Supplies and Postage 515.68 _r Total $4,408.25 Annual Report 25.00 4?4,433.25 We approve of 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 of 1931: Zecornrnended�et for 1231 Salary of County Superintendent $2,000.00 Salary, Clerk 19040.00 Telephone -75.00 Transportation & personal expense 800.00 Printing 135.00: Supplies and Postage- .. 'Total0®UO 4, b0 0.00 Signed: E. R. 'SETZIER C . J. Ito ID J. J. DRILNILLE Lotion was made by Ledin and duly seconded that the foregoing report be accepted and that the budget for County +superintendent be set at 4, 600.00 for 1931- 19=6ti on carried. The" following report was read: COUNTY TY AGEM BUDGET We, the undersigned County agricultural Committee hereby recommend the following Budget for 1931: 1300 - Salary of County Agent 1065 Clerk hire 900 - Printing, office supplies, paper-, stamps, etc. 250 Boys and Girls Clubs 275 - Exhibitin • farm �, products and coi-mnitte work i 1000 _ Travel expenses i Total 4790 275' - Outlay 600 _ 4H Club Leader Signed; PAT GALLIGAN C . J. NOID �1 L.' R. PHI LLI�'7 ELSIE M. MILLM R. A. HERING Committee. P> o 3 4 ANt1UAL. IMT ING -OF- THE BAYFIELD C_OUN_1 Y .BO .RD_-- NO VET 3ER 1 , 1930- Motionwasmade by Ledin and seconded by xilliams that the foregoing ! report be accepted and placed on file, and that the recommendations be adopted as stated therein. Lotion carried. Motion was made by Brubaker and seconded: by Goff that the 1931 budget for Mother's Pension be set at $14, 000. 00. Motion carried. Motion was made by Pease and duly seconded that the Board: adjourn until i . nine A. Y. November 14th.. Roll call showed the following voted AYE: Pierce, Pease, Hansen, Daniels, Viestlund, Kalin, Taipale, Kacvinsky, j H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Townsend, Tetzner, Willialjs, La Pointe, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, �rntsen_, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total twenty. NAY: Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Iuertz, Olson, Chambers, Squires, Erickson, Noid$ Liebman, Drinville-, Ledin, Mc Carty, Smith and Irelson. Total seventeen. Motion carried. I . Hering. Meeting was called to order at ten A. M. November 14th by Chairman R. A. Roll call showed the following members present: Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, `"lestlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kacvins:ky, H. C. .Anderson, Habeit, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, Mc Carty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-six. Motion was made by ,V illiams and seconded by Nelson that $8,000.00 be appropriated for highway administration as recommended by the Highway Committee. Roll call showed the following vote: AYE: Schindler, Goff, Phillips, Olson, Daniels, Liebman, K-acvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, Ec Carty, Smith, Nelson, YLrntsen and Hering. Dotal sixteen. NAY: Pierce, Pease, Randall, Jr., Hansen, Ylertz, Squires, Erickson, Uestlund, Malin, Taipale, Habelt, Drinvi.11e, Townsend, Tetzner, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Thompson and Johnson. 'otal eighteen. Motion lost. Motion was made by Liebman and seconded by Taipale that $7, 500.00 be appro- priated for highway Administration as recommended by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Mr. L. F. Chambers arrived at this time. The following petition_ was read: HIGHWAY PETITION To the County Board of Bayfield County: Gentlemen: We the undersigned residents of Bayfield County living along and contig- uous to the Iron Diver, Port Wing Road, hereby petition and request that you cause to be changed and re -located that part of said Highway where it forms a reverse curve ANIZAL I=,T I NG OF THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOIuriD NOYETYMER 149 1930. -------- -- ------ just west of the section line between sections 8 and 9 Twp. 48, Range 8, and a short distance south of the Bridge across Schachte Creek; and that the said highway at the point above described, be placed back on the Section line where it originally was located. I'Ve who travel this highway know that this/the worst hill, and also the most dangerous point on the whole highway between Iron River and fort "ding; for . the reason that there is three; sharp turns in the road in a distance of about 25 rods-; one of which is at a very steep point on the hill, and one at the foot of the hill and very close to the end of the bridge across Schachte Creek. There is no bridge to build or change and if the road is again re -located back on the Section line, where it originally was, it will be absolutely straight, and approach the Bridge .(which is on the Section line.) straight, and will eliminate pract- ically all of the hill. S I GIVED BY THIRTY-FIVE S I GNIE S. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Hansen that the foregoing pe-tition be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. The following resolution was read® RESOLUTION RESOLVED BY THE BAYFIELD C0UNTY BOARD', Duly assembled and convened in annual i meeting this 14th day of November., 1930, that the County Higkr,�� ay Levy under Statute 83.06 be one and one-half Mills to be used for Highdlray Construction purposes and for the deficit reported in the last Highway Commissioner's report, to be administered as the Highway Committee deems proper. Signed: H. Be RAi1]?ALL Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Squires that the foregoing i resolution be adopted. Doll call showed the following vote: I I - AYES Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Hansen, Kertz, Olson, i j Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Viestlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, Kacvinsky, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Ledin, La Pointe, Smith, Nelson, i Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty -tyro. 17AY.0 Goff, Phillips, H. C. Anderson and Williams. Total four. Motion carried. Iriotion was made by Squires and seconded by Schindler that-01,350.00 be appro- priated as county bridge aid. Motion carried. Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Liebman that Ten Thousand i Dollars be voted for Snow Removal. Roll call showed the followinig vote: A) Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Mertz, Chambers, ` Daniels, Liebman, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Williams, La Pointe, Inc Carty, I Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. I Total twenty-f our. j NAY: Pierce, Hansen, Olson, Squires, hyoid, Westlund, Kalin, Taipale, Kaevinsky, lryi . Townsend, Tetzner and Ledin. Total 12. Motion 'carried. � I 53 6 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVENBER 14, 1930. Lotion was made by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Squires that,the B-bard re- consider -its action on County Board Per Diem. Motion carried. Lotion was made- by Randall, Jr., and seconded by Brubaker that the Per Diem for County Board and Committee viork be set at �4.00 per day and mileage. Ro1T call showed the- following votes AYE: Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff9 Phillips, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, :Erickson, IVoid, V estlund:, Liebman, :Malin, Taipale, Kaevinsky, F3. C. Anderson, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Yilliams, Ledin, La Pointe, Mc Carty, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. .1otat thirty-five. NAY: Habelt and Smith. Total two. Motion carried. Motion was made by Hansen and s-econded by Townsend that the item of $250.00 for. County dourt Outlay be taken from the budget. IVIotion carried. Motion was made by Townsend and seconded by Hansen that the item of 0275.00 for County Agent Outlay be taken off the budget. Roll call showed the following vote: AYE: Hansen, Westlund, and Townsend. Total three. NAY: Pierce, Pease, Holston, Schindler, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips,Mertz, Olson, Chambers,. Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Liebman, K-alin, 'Taipale, Na.cvinsky, H. C. .Anderson, habelt, Drinville, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, Iulc Carty, Smith, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, xrntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-four. Motion lost. The following application was read: October. 27, 1930. Dear Mr. Tranmal: In past years your County appropriated money for the Children's Home Society. We have not received anything in recent years, although quite a bit of work has I been done in the county. During the past year two un-wed mother cases were worked on. If the county will vote $100.00 it will be in line with what sixty of the counties are doing every year. Some counties appropriate 61000.00. Very truly, FRED DAHLBEMG Motion was made by Randall, Jr., and duly seconded that the forego.ing•petition be placed on file. motion carried. The following petition was read: Ifilwaukee, Wisconsin August 20th, 1930. The Honorable Board of Supervisors, County Clerk's Offices, Wa shburn, Vli s . Gentlemen: In the backyards of Zmerican, the Salvation Army, through some twenty major relief activities is, in a quiet way (three hundred and sixty-five days a. year) constantly at work salvaging wrecked humanity and giving necessary help to D3 ANNUAL MEETING OF ` HE, BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD NOVE10ER 14, 93o o the needy and unfortunate throughout this Division which comprises all of Wisconsin and the upper peninsula. Permit, us to mention one of these activities - the Maternity Home and Hospital. very year, each county in this Division will furnish its quota of betrayed teen-age girls whose babies are born out of wedlock and who will be tenderly cared for and re- stored to their homes and society through our institutions. For the season 1930 -. 31, this and all other relief activities. require financial i - assistance'. Believing that the members of your Board of Supervisors are touched with a feeling for the infirmities of others, we would appreciate it very much if you will i kindly take this matter up at your next meeting and vote a check from the County treas- ury for the support of this humanitarian service in harmony with the custom of many j other county boards throughout the Division. We assure you that any consideration that may be given by your Board will be ! greatly appreciated. -Liindly make check payable to the Salvation Army Horne Service Fund and mail to our State Headquarters in liilwaukee.. anticipation of a favorable and early reply, believe me Thanking you in Cordially yours, (Brigadier Bertram Rodda) D I V IS I OVAL C OTvZ NDER . Motion was made by Liebman and seconded by La Pointe that Fifty Dollars be appropriated to the Salvation! Army. Roll call showed the following vote® AYE: Pease, Schindler, Phillips, Goff, Mertz, Chambers, Daniels, ti'7estlund, Liebman, Kalin, H. C. Anderson, Tetzner, Williams, La Pointe, Brubaker, Carl Anderson,. Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total twenty. NAY. Pierce, Randall, Jr., Hansen, Olson; Squires, Erickson, i'loid, Taipale, kacvinsky, Rabelt, Drinville, Townsend, Led.in, laic Carty, Smith and Nelson. `Total sixteen. Motion carried. The following budget was read: November 8, 1930. TO THE' HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARDt We, the undersigned Committee on Finance and Miscellaneous wish to submit for your consideration the following Budget and Recommendations: BUDGET STATE TAX GEMRAL GOVERM +SIT County Board County Clerk County Treasurer Assessment District Attorney Divorce Counsel Surveyor County Court Municipal Court 1930 1931 Budget Recommended Ado..ted. 139779.15 $ 129400.00 12.400.00 29200.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 39800.00 39700.00_ 3,800.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 32700.00' 3, $00.00 49 500.00 4,500.00 31lOO.00 3,440.00 3,500.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 39500.00 3,000.00 39000.00 29700.00 2,600.00 29600.00 ANNUAL MEETING O F T HE BA YF IELD COUNTY BOARD NOVM BER 149 19 30 . _ !_ Juvenile Court Circuit Court I Coroner Courthouse W 'lections Special Accounting and Auditing iPROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY: Sheriff Register of needs County's share of cost of fighting forest fires HEALTH CONSERVATION AND SAITITATIOH: Vital Statistics County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Public Health Nurse Toxin, Antitoxin EDUCATION: County Superintendent Tuition Paid Training School a g s Supervising Teachers County Agricultural Agent 4-H Club Work Common School Tax 'CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS: Care of Poor in Outside Institutions Outdoor Poor Relief Mother's Pension Relief of Blind Soldiers' Relief _Jail & Sheriff's Residence Insane in Outside Institutions Industrial School for Boys Colony and Training Schools School for Dependent Children State General Hospital State Special Charges I IMEBTEDNES S Interest on Bonds Principal of Bonds UNCLAASSIFIED: County fair Corimiunity Fairs C-ounty Tax Deed Work Contingency ' I 1930 Budget 49000.00 300.00 4,000.00 29400.00 9oo.00 7,300.00 39600.00 2,300.00 250.00 210000.00 39000.00 400.00 4,400.00 200.00 4,500.00 31625.00 300.00, 362750.00 200.00 18,000.00 2, 500.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 99856.98* 482.15* 1,850.88* 137.14* 2,499.00* 57.13* 49800.00 16,5oo.00 59313.01 500.00 1,200.00 10,000.00 1931 Recommended 800.00 39500.00 1225.00 4,380.0o 800.00 675.00 6;980.00 39500.00 29300.00 250.00 18,300.00 2,700.00 400.00 45300.00 200.00 4,500.00 42190.00 600.00 359500.00 1,500.00 300.00 16,000.00 3,000:00 600.00 29380.00 9,563078* 264.85* 2,236.33* 4,241.86* 2,244.34* 39975.00 92000.00 39300.00 300.00 1,100.00 10,000.00 Adopted 800.00 3,500.00 125.00 4,500.00 800.00 675.00 79300.00 39600.00 29300.00 250.00 189300.00 29 700.00 400.00 4,600.o0 200.00 4,500.00 4,790.00 600.00 359500.00 1,500.00 350.00 149000.00 3,740.00 600.00 29500.00 9,563.78* 264.85* 2,236.33* 4,241.86* 2,244.34* 3)975.00 9,000.00 39300.00 300.00 1,200.00 10,000.00 NOTE: * • STATE SPECIAL CHARGES. ANNUAL NESTING OF THE BAYFIELD COUIITY BOARD - - NOVL+MER I4, 1930. _ - 1939 1931 - Bum Recommended Ado-oted HIGIRWAYS AND BRIDGES: Highvray i"idmini strati on e 7,500.00 7, 330.00 7 9 500.00 maintenance S.T.H.S. 58,406.04 58,610.86 589610:86 1�aintenance County T.H.S. 25,720.77 32,234.46 329,234.46 Levy for County Highways 38,328.02 31,173®99 25;255.49 County Aid Bridges-._ Under Sec. 87.01 i 1,750.00 1*193.27 1,350.00 Snow Removal i 109000.00 109000.00 10,000.00 Totals _ 0354,86o.27 $340,543.74 $335p661.97 I OUTLAY GENERAL GOVER1 4TENT: County Clerk 150.00 County Treasurer 114.75 Court House 39250.00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AIM. PROPERTY: Sheriff 250.00 400.00 400000 -nicipal Court 100.00 County Court 250.00 H1 ALT H ,CONSERVATION AND SAN ITXT I OII: Sanatorium 12500.00 EDUCATION: County Agricultural Agent 275.00 275.00 275.00 Total Outlay - 59639.75 925.00 675.00, ESTIT='fATED REVENUES 1931 1930 Egtimate TAXES: Inheritance Tax for County i 50.00 $ 25.00 Public Utilities Tax from State 250.00 900.00 Tax Fees and Penalties. 10,000.00 10,9000.00 Income Tax Revenue 2,500.00 3,000.00 Occupational Tax for County 150.00 100000 FEES A%3D CHARGES: County Clerk 200.00 200.00\ County Treasurer 50.00 100.00 Register of Deeds 1,500.00 1,600.o0 Municipal Court 200.00 300.00 Circuit Court 13,100.00 500.00 County Court 100.00 GIFTS AND GRAiIToS': State Aid for Supervising Teachers 4,500.00 49500.00 State Aid for Mothers' Pension 350.00 250.00 State Aid for Blind 250.00 300.00 Revenue from State e Maintenance S.T.H.S. 58,406.04 58,61o.86 Revenue from State - County T.H.S. 25:720•77 329,234.46 All other General Revenue 100.00 100.00 ANITUAL MEET I NG -OF THE BAYF IE-LD COUNTY BOARD NOVE,14BER .14, 1.930.. -_ j 1931 1230 Estimate C OI,51ERC IAL: I Interest. on daily deposits Rent of Tax Deed Property Sanatorium Total Estimated Revenues 1,500.Oo 400.00 79000.00 $114,226.81 1,400.00 800.00. 10,500.00 1. 125, 520.32 In view of the fact that the County's valuation has decreased 02,327,015".00 this year your committee has.been laboring under a difficult situation. The Committee was faced with the problem of keeping the levy for -general County purposes within the legal limit of one per cent, or not to exceed $168,369.00. This meant that it was necessary to cut the recommended amounts considerably. We wish to point out that even with this forced: reduction, no material relief in the amount of taxes to be paid by the individual will be affected, the reductions having been absorbed by the decrease in valuation. In view of the fact that living expenses are reduced, it is recommended that ten .per cent be cut from the amount asked for subsistence at the Sanatorium, of which Bayf i eld County's share is approxiamtely $500.00. The c ommmit,tee also recommends a reduction of ten per cent in the gages of clerks and servants employed by the county. this effects the following parties® Clerk of County Clerk, Clerk of County 'Treasurer, Clerk of District Attorney, Clerk of County Agricultural Agent, -ler=, of County Judge, %lerk of Register- of Deeds., Clerk of County Tax deed work,. Clerk of County Superintendent, Clerk of highway Department, Jailor, Janitor and Uncersheriff. The Highway Department comes up for the most sever�cut. Your Committee has investigated the operation'of this part of the County's activities and find on account of the organization and machinery necessary to keep down the construction cost, it was difficult to recommend a reduction of the individual items making up the requirements as a whole so as not to disrupt the smooth running of the whole depart- ment. We recommend the following cuts as listed in the Highway Committee's report: County Trunk ".0 Iron River -Port Vying $2,000.00 County Trunk "A"a Iron River _ Barnes 100.00 County Trunk 111314 Town of Oulu 100.00 County Trunk i°C" Washburn _.cornucopia 100.00. County Trunk "DO Cable and East 100.00 County Trunk "E" I ason and West 1004100 Administration 670.00 f We recommend that $3,300.00 be appropriated to the County Fair Association to cover this year's deficit and insurance on buildings. We also..recommend that the question of continuing the County Fair be put to the people for a referendum vote at the next spring election. We recommend a cut of $6000'00 from the County Agent's budget as submitted by { the Agricultural Committee. We recommend that the rental for Municipal Court Room in Iron River be reduced from 100.00 per annurn to $50.00 per annum. i Your committee is opposed to the 1`P"400tO0O bond issue for the reason that the county is not financially able to meet the interest payments which will be a direct tax. Signeds I�. E. Ledin, R. L. Schindler, Z-o R. Phillips, Geo. B dilldams.. and R. A. Hering, Finance. Commmittee. xar1UAL MEET ING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVMIBER 14, 1930 . - - - r Idotiori was made and seconded that the foregoing report of the finance Committee j be accepted and placed on file, and that the budget items be adopted under the column headed "Adopted." "1_1otion carried. (NOTES Roll call to approve of the appropriations is covered by a resolution I . following to Levy Taxes.) Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by 1.otwnsend that the Board I adjourn until 1.30 P. M. Motion carried. I i p,M• Meeting was called to order at 1:45/bY Chairman R. A. Hering. Roll call showed the following members present' Pierce, Pease, Randall, Jr., Goff, Hansen, I'llertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels!, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Westlund, Liebman, Ifal.in,.- Taipale, I acvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Villiams, Ledin, La Pointe, Mc Carty, Smith, Nelson, I I Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, tiering and Johnson. Total thirty-three. The following -report trias read; REPORT OF E. F. DANIELS, PRESIDENT BRULE TRI-COU-dTY ASSOCIATION Shortly after the organization of the above named Association in 1928, which included for its territory, the counties of Ashland, Bayfield grid Douglas, I appeared before the County .Boards of the three above named Counties and asked for a donation of 4200.00 each to be used in payment of expenses in connection with the activities of the said Association; The County Boards of Ashland and Bayfield Counties very I generously gave the amount asked for, Viz: $200,00, and the money was paid to IVIr. John A. Bardon, Treasurer of the Association of Superior, Wis. Douglas County did not pay its share, altho promises were made by some of the I Association members of Superior that it would be done. Several Superior Citizens later tried to enlarge the scope of the Brule Tris County Association to include the thirteen most northern counties. This was opposed by all of the executive Committee of both Ashland and Bayfield Counties, and as they I were in the majority, it was not done. Then an atternp was made by the same group to i organize a new Association along the same lines as the Brule-Tri-County Association to include the said thirteen northern counties; in this they failed; but it was the means of keeping -Douglas County out of the Association, and under the Constitution we could not function as a Tri-County Association; and have since that time been inactive. A small part of the money which you donated has been spent; and thereare two small bills to pay, all of which is shown on a sheet hereto attached. j Commenting further on the activities of the Brule 'Tri-County Association. -firing the short time that is was functioning it was active in helping to bring to a ; successful_ conclusion the Copper Falls State Park at Mellen,. It was the first organ- ization to advocate a state wide system of Winter maintenance and give it publicity; and the -same is true of hard surfaced roads in the north. It took an active part in I Conservation, and secured some good results. The Brule Tri-County Association was the originator of the Apostle Island Park Project, but did not get any support except from the Ashland press, the Washburn Times and the Superior Telegram until after vie had held several public meetings at Ashland and Washburn. 1�- 16 v D 4 AlTigUAL MEETING. OF THE BAYF IELD COU1,TCY BOARD NOV QMER 14, 1930. I I I am still of the opinion that if it were possible -to work together harmoniously that an Association of the three most northern Counties in afisconsin, is the most logical combination that could be effected because, of their inderitical interests. They are all Lake Shore Counties, have the same system of Highways, the swine recreational advantages, the semie Agricultural interests, and all are striving to the same ends along the line of Conservation and Reforestration. Traveling expenses, Telegrams, Telephorie and Hotels, paid $42.95 Bill of Stock and Dairy Farmer 25.00 Iron River Pioneer 18.50 076.25. Signed, E . F. DANIELS f I - - Motion was made and seconded that .the report be acdepted and placed on file. Motion carried. The following resolution --bras read: i RESOLUTION i WHOREAS, The Bayfield County Board in 1928 donated to the Brule Tria- 1 County Association the sum of $200.00 and the Ashland County Board donated the same amount, total $400.00, and �HEREAS, A financial statement presented by B. F. Daniels, President of Said Association, shows that only $76.45 of said amount has been spent and contracted, and that the sum of $323.54, of which Bayfield County share is i $161.77 is still in the hands of the Treasurer of said Association. 1TO9 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Bayfield County Board in annual I session this 14th day of November, 1930, that it is the desire of this Board that i the bills of the Brule Tri-County Association in the amount of 076.45 be paid by I the Treasurer of said Association, and that the said Treasurer then pay to the i County Clerk $161.77 to be distributed by the said County Clerk as follows: he, shall pay to F. F. Daniels for expense for trip to Milwaukee in Nov- ( ember, 1929 to Wisconsin State Chamber of Corm -,fierce 11ieeting, $60.00, and a like sum for expense to Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce meeting to be held in T;Iilwaukee November 24th and 25, 1930; the balance of $41.77 to be paid to the i County Treasurer of Bayfield County. I ` Signed• E . F. DANIELS Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Pease that the foregoing resol- ution be adopted. I'loti on carried. i - M-rotion was made by Chambers and seconded by hansen th,-;,t the Board re- consider its action on the claims of James M . �''ong and the q'own of Bayfield. Motion carried. Motion was made by Hansen and seconded by H. C. Anderson that the claim of James ii. Long be disallowed. Motion carried. MMotion was made by Squires and seconded by Hansen that the claim of the �4� ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Bxi F IELD COUNTY BOARD NOVZv1BER 149 --- 193o • - r� t l s �. 1 - �, F � Town of B�ayfield ariount.�ng �o �15.40 for poor aid �o Ivits. East be allowed. Lotion jcarried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION I STXCE & COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION & h-,.-°L NTENANCE DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR 19 �1 I " i j SECTION I. The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, VIisconsin, regularly assembled, does hereby ordain that such funds -as may be made available j to the County for highway work in the year 1931 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. WHEREAS: The State Highway Commission has notified the County Clerk that a sum of money estimated to be One Hundred Fifty Eight "Thousand Five Hundred Ninety-three dollars and Fifty-five cents (158, 593.55) will become avail- able at the end of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1931, under the provisions of i I subsection (9) of Section 20.49 of the Statutes, for the improvement of the state jand county trunk highway systems in the county, but that its exact amount will not be known until after June 30, 1931, and WHEREAS: Twenty per cent of the said sum, or Thirty Two 'Thousand Two Hundred I I Thirty four Dollars and Forty-six cents ($32,234.46) is. required by law (subsection 9 of Section 84.03) to be set aside for the improvement of the County Trunk Highway ►iyst.em,_ dit 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 1931 in the following manner, to -wit: j For the Construction or maintenance of the County Trunk System. SECTIO-11T III. WHEREAS: fhe State highway Commission has estimated that the sum of One Hundred Twenty Six Thousand Three Hundred Fifty -Nine Dollars and Nine cents (126,359.09) will become available under subsection (9) of Section 84.03, as state aid for the improvement of the State Trunk Highway System in the county in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 83 of the Statutes® i BE IT RESOLVED: That the said sum shall be expended in the following improve- raents, to -wit: I 1. Thesum of Twenty four Thousand Dollars, (024,000.00). for the improvement by Grading, Draining and Gravel 'surfacing of State Trunk Highway No. 24 beginning at Cable and extending Southwesterly as far as the said sum will construct. 2. The stem of Seventy four Thouse-uid Dollars($74,000.00) for the improvement. by grading, draining, gravel surfacing and underpass of State Trunk Highway I'To. 13 beginning at Washburn and extending Southwesterly as far as the said sum will construct.) I 3. The,sum. of fifteen `thousand Dollars ($l5,000.00 ), for the improvement by Grading, Draining and Gravel surfacing of State Trunk Highway No. 13 beginning at Washburn j and extending Northerly as far as the said _sum will construct. i AijD, WHEREAS: There has accumulated in the ;Mate Treasury to the credit of Bayfield County the sum of Thirty Light Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty one Dollars and Four cents ($38,631.04) which is available under Subsection(g) . of Section 84.03, as state aid for the improvement of the State Trunk highway System in the county in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 83 of the Statutes: A11 tNLTAL KEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD BE IZ RESOLVED: That the said sum shall be expended in the following improve- ments, to wit: 1. The sum of Fight Thousand Dollars ($8,000.00 ),, for the improvement by Gravel � Surfacingof U. S. h 2 �� � highway Noa beginning at the mast County Line and extending Yesterly as far as the said sum will construct. 2. The sum of Thirty Thousand Six Hundred Thirty one Dollars and Four cents ($.30t631.04), for the improvement by Grading, Draining and Gravel. surfacing of State Trunk Highway No. 13 beginning at Washburn and extending Northerly as far as 1 -the said sum will construct. i SECTION V. iMREAS: The various towns and villages hereinafter named have filed petitions for county aid for Bridges under the provisions of section 84.07 of the statutes, said petitions are hereby granted,'and county appropriations made as i follows: I I Road Improvement Amount Raised Amount of Town or Village. Under Section 84.07 b�-,,r local unit Cour-_t Aid Granted T. Pilsen' County Bridge Aid1,193.27p1,,350.00 SECTION VI. WHEREAS: It appears that certain additional highway improvements ' I in the county are necessary and warranted, the said County Board does hereby appro- priate the following sums for the purposes hereinafter set forth: ! (1) The sum of Twenty -Five. Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty five and 49/100 Dollars ($25,255.49) for the improvement of the County Trunk Highway System as provided by I Resolution of the County Board, which reads as follows® 'Resolved by the Bayfield County Board, duly assembled and convened in annual session this 12th day of November, 1930, that the County highway levy under Statute 83.06 be one and one-half mills to be used for highway construction purposes ! j and for the deficit reported in the last highway Commissioner's report, and to be administered as the Highway Committee deems proper.4' For the maintenance of the County Trunk Highway System, the sum of As Per Resolution attached, as previously listed. i For emergency road and bridge -fund the sum of As per above resolution. I For the purchase of machinery and for machinery repairs, the sum of i as per above resolution. i For the purchase of county gravel pits and stone quarries, the sum of I As per above resolution. (2) For administration including salaries, per deems, office and travel expense of County Highway Committee, the County highway Commissioner.. his clerks, and assitants not paid from construction or maintenance funds, the sum of Seven ' I i Thousand Five Hundred and no/100 dollars ($p7600.00)® i SECTION VII. WHEREAS: Appropriations are m•:de herein, in addition to the amounts availabel 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 such appropriations as follows: (1) For the maintenance of the State Trunk Highway System, in addition to the. I amount receivable under Section 20.49 of the Statutes as provided by Section IV. hereof, I the sum of None Dollars. i (2) For County Aid under Section 84.07 as provided by Section V. hereof, the sum of Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($ 1,350.00). A 5 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFI ELD COUNTY BOARD -- NOV�,I BER__-----_-_---_-- (3) For the various purposes set forth in Section VI hereof, the sum of Thirty I � TWo 'Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty-five and 49/100 dollars ($32'755.49)• I SECTION IX. WMEREAS. The various highway activities, for which provision is made in this resolution are continuous from year to year, and the exact cost of any i work can not 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 highvray, improvement after the same shall have been completed, may be used by the I � County Highway Committee to make up any deficit that may occur in any other improve- ment of the same class for which provision is. herein made, and any balances remain- ing 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 nest appropriation made for the same purpose, and- i i ! WHLREAS; The exact amount of funds that will become available for highway ! purposes in the County under Section 20.49 of the Statutes will not be known until i after June 30, 1931p at which time correct figures will be submitted by the State I I ! Highirray Commission the County `treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to make payment on account of the the improvements to be made with such funds, as herein - before authorized, from any funds in the county treasurer that are not required for the purposes for which appropriated prior to Au p gust 1, 1930; and to reimburse such I funds in the county treasury from the sums received under Section 20.49 of the Statutes. I � The County Clerk is hereby directed to levy the taxes named in Section VII 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 therein named 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 I i i provision is herein made, in the manner provided by law, and to employ such patrol- men, laborers, and foremen, as they may deem necessary for such purpose. Dated November 14th, 1930- (Signed) Harry C. Anderson R. E. Goff - I Leon H. McCarty ' I I County Highway Committee. jMotion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. `poll call showed the following votes AYES Pierce, Pease, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hansen, Mertz, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Noid, 'Vestlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale, I nacvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe tic Carty,Smith Nelson Brubaker Carl Anderson Arntsen Thompson, I Tiering and Johnson. Total Thirty-five. 1 ITAY: None. 711,otion carried. The following resolution was read: BE IT RESOLVED By the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County that there be hereby appropriated j and there is the sum of Ten Dollars for the Y riated pp P purpose of paying the dues of Bayfield County in the Wisconsin County Board's Association. i Signed: HARRY C . A171DERSON Motion was made by.H. C.-''Inderson and seconded by Pease that the foregoing AIMAL No" ,l;T ING OF THE BAYF I ELD C OU17 Y BOARD NOVETa- E,R 14, 1930. - resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: � RESOLUTION RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, that the rate of interest on certificates of sale of land for tares shall be eight per cent per annum. Signed: Bans J. Thompson I, i Motion was made by Goff and seconded by La Point that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table. I`viotion carried. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Pease th.t the action of the County Board with regard to disposition of funds received from the U. S. Goverment for lands in the Forest Area as recorded on Page 401, Volume 6 of the County Board Record i i be recinded. I`.lotion carried. The following resolution was read: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY DULY ASSE1,1BLED9 i this 14th day of November, 19309 that the items in the 1931 budget for interest on bonds in the sum of $3,975.00 and the item for principal on bonds in the amount of $9,000.00 be stricken from said budget and that said amount of $12,975.00 be taken from the cash surplus now on hand- which has been received from the sale of lands by j said County to the U. S. �overrgent which fund is about $169000.00. I Signed,, j HARRY C . AI,UERSON I Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Squires that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call showed the following vote: 1 AYE: Pease, Goff, Hansen, I�ertz, Olson, Ohamb ers, Squires, Erickson, Noid, IKalin, Taipale, Kacvinsky, I -I. C. Anderson, habelt, Drinville, Townsend,, Tetzner, Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen and Thompson. total twenty-two. � f Nay: Pierce Randall hillips Daniels Westlund Liebman Williams,y 9 � Jr.,,, Phillips, > > 9 Ledin, Iic Carty, Smith, 'Hering and Johnson. total twelve. Motion carried. i The following resolution was read: I i RE'S GLUT I ON - �———--- — —-.— i - WHEREAS, During the past few years there has been considerable increase in I � the volume of sales of delinquent property in the county and villages in the county, f and - V71IMPLEAS, -phis work and responsibility of sales of this property has been given to the County Olerk and County Treasurer, and WHEREAS, Certain transactions by above officers have been severely criticized by our public causing considerable embarrassment for these departments. i TKEREFOR, Be it RESOLVED That the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled i on the 14th day of :ioverrioe-r•, 1930, instruct the chairman to appoint a committee of f I ANNUAL 1OEETIlVG OF THE BAYFIELD COUITTY BOARD NOV 10ER 14,_193a ••___ two who will act with chairman from each town and precinct in which the property for sale is located, to handle all sales and bids for delinquent real estate offered in Bayfield County, and villages therein. SIGNEDe V. E . BRUBAKER Motion was made by pease and seconded by Chambers that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table. %otion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, fisconsin, at its annual 1930 session, assembled this fourteenth day of November, 1930, .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 County Bridge Aid - Under Section 87.01 For Maintenance and Construction of Highways Under Section 83.06 mills �25,255.49 Administration 7, 500.00 Snow removal - Under .Section 84.07'. '(5) (b ) For Common School Tax -.Under Section 59.075 12,400.00 19350.00 32,755.49 10,000.00 ✓ �, 359,500.00 - , A', Por all other.items of budget as adopted this day, the sum of 105,836..16 total _ $197v980.49 S I GIiED 11. E. LEDIN I ' I};Iotion was made by ?quires and seconded by .Pease that the foregoing resolution be adopted. moll call showed the following vote: j AYE: Pierce, pease, Randall, Jr., Goff, Phillips, Hansen, TIertz, Olson, chambers, Daniels, Squires, Erickson, Void, * estlund, Liebman, Galin, Taipale, Kacvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, Mc Carty, Smith, I Nelson,, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnsan. Total thirty four. NAY: None. I.'otion carried. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Westlund that the County Board members i be paid per diem and mileage for attending the hearings of the Conservation Corm-11ittee on Forestry. Motion carried.. Motion was made -by Habelt and seconded by Westlund that -Five dollars per car be allowed for making the inspection trip to the TVoqu.ah Forest Area on the afternoon of November llth. Motion carried. The following resolution vias read® BE IT RESOLVED By the County m3oard of Bayfield County now in annual session this 14th day of November, 1930, that the U. S. T'orestry, Department be requested, and it is hereby requested to proceed as fast as,possible to quiet title by court action to such county owned lands as has been approved for purchase within the Moquah Forest Purchase Si L. DANIELS unit. � Signed: _ _ _ A'�TNUAL TJM,ET I NG OF THE BAY -IT IELD COUNTY BOARD . • NO V.li14B1".,R _l4 s---19 3 �-'- -- -- _ I Ihiotion was made by Daniels and seconded by Arntsen that the foregoing resol- ution be adopted I'lotion carried. The following resolution arias read: November 14, 1930. BE IT � �BY RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled in annual session this 14th day of November., 1930, that the per diem, mileage and Comm- ittee work be allowed each member of the County Board as listed below, and that the Treasure, is hereby ordered to pay such money and the Chairman and the County t"lerk instructed to issue an order for the total amount of such items listed below: Committee NATO Per diem TTilea ;e �"V o r k -. IAilea e Total Chas. E. Pierce $16.0o 0 1.20 012.00 0 3.6o $ 32.80- L. De Pease 16.00 7.20 16.00 21.6o 65.80 - E. L. Holston R. L. Schindler H. B. Randall, Jr. R. Goff E. R. Phillips .Arthur C. Hansen .Walt-er Mertz Jarl Olson L. F. Chambers E. F. Daniels ,S. E. Squires Evert Erickson C. J. Noid Gabriel Westlund E. Diebman Andrew Kalen John Tat pale Steve Kacvinsky Harry C. Anderson Alois Habelt J'. J. Drinville V. N. Townsend E. R. T-etzner Geo. B. Williams N, E. Ledin Harry La Pointe Leon H. TvIc Carty C. W. Smith R. J. Nelson V. E. Brubaker Carl Anderson i Frank St uhlman %qm. Arntsen Hans J. Thompson R. A. Hering A. P. Johnson 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16e 00 16.00 16.00 1'6.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16 .00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16. oo 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.o0 16.00 16.00 16.o0 16.0o 16.00 16.00 16.00 12.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 1.68 1.-92 2.64 6.32- 9.66 3.48 4.32 1.56 5.64 4.80 2,76 2.52 3.6o 3.30 7.20 6.24 6.o0 1.62 7.20 3.72 2.52 5.440 .48 6.o8 2.64 1.44 1.44 1.44 1.44 .12 .12 .12 12.00 12.00 28.00 8.00 12.00 4.00 8.00 4.00 12.00 12.00 8.00 16.00 12.00 4.00 12.00 16.00 4.00 12.00 16.00 24.00 36.00 8.00 12.00 8.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 4.00 6.44 7.92 43.64 6.96 12.96 1.56 11.28 4.80 8.28 7.56 19.40 18.72 16.88 1.62 14.40 11 .34 2.52 16.20 6.92 12.16 20.84 ppCC� 2.88 4.32 1.44 2.88 5.48 .72 .12 .12 12.00 5.36 .12 28.00 .84 .12 .12 / ��4.00 T E 17 . b8 36.36 - 38.56- 22.32- 97.30 - 34.44- 45.28 - 23.12- 40.92 - 29.6 o- 39-04- 38 . o8 - 19.6o- 19.30- 5o.60 - 56.96- 50.88- 23.24- 49.6o 47.o6- 25.04- 49.6o- 39.40 - 58 ..24 - 75.48 - 28.32- 33.76 - 26.88- 28.32- 37.6o - 40.84 - 4.12 - 12.12 - 33.48 - 44.96 20.24 ANNUAL ME)"MIAM OF THE BAYFIMD COUNTY BOARD - -- -- -- -- - -- ---- ----------- - ------ - --- - - -------- - --- — -------- ---�-- NOiT.l;MBER 14, 1930. Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by H. 0. Anderson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. moll call showed the following vote: AYE: Pierce, Randall, Sr., Gof:r, Phillips, Hansen, Olson, Chambers, Daniels, Erickson, Noid, Vbestlund, Liebman, Kalin, Taipale,, Nacvinsky, H. C. Anderscn, Habelt, Drinville, Townsend, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, Mc Carty, Nelson, Brubaker, Arntsen, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total twenty-nine. NAY: None. Motion carried. Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and duly seconded that the Board adjourn. Motion Carried. el d U ou4it-v Clerk.