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Home My WebLink AboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 11/17/1931ADJOURIPED ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF I -12D, COUNTY BOARD- - - -- --- - NO +EMBER 17, 18 and 19, 1931® Iale, eting was called to order at ten A. -M. by Re A. Hering, Chairman. I The following members answered roll call. Pierce., Solberg, Herrmann, Yjarvick, Randall, -Tr., Larsen, Weyer-, Olson, "Weir, Helmer, Squires., Erickson, jloid, W. J. Anderson, Liebman, C. 0. Nelson, • Taipale, Kaevinsk He C. Anderson Sibbald Drinville Hou as Tetzner, Williems Ledin y� � s � � s r a , LaPointe, I',ic Carty, Smith, -L". J. 1elson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, 1 I Thompson, Hering and Johnson. total thirty-five. f r The following notice from the Clerk of the Town of Drummond was read® Drummond, Wis., November 16, 1931® i Mr. Ludwig Tranmal, County Clerk Mashburn, Wis. Dear Sir At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Drummond, ,:Salter Mertz was I appointed to represent said Town at thdCounty Board meeting to be held on `'uesday, November 17, in the place of r'. He Bartlett. Yours very truly, p I i 0. A. GLASSOV, Clerk. Motionias made by He C. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that Walter Mertz be duly seated as a member of the County Board representing the Town of Drummond. Motion carried unanimously. The County Clerk having received the following petition in accorance with the Statutes, the annual meeting of the Bayfield County Hoard was adjourned from I November 10 to November 17, 1931. •i TO LudwJ.g Tranmal; County Clerk of ?Bayfield County: The undersigned members of the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, hereby request that the annual meeting, of said Board appointed bar law to be held on the Tuesda next succeeding the Second Monday y. g y (being the coming loth day of Noveriiber,1931L, be adjounred until the 17th day of November, 1931,.at 10 otclock A. Me at the Circuit Court room at the courthouse at the City of Uashburn in Bayfield County, Visconsin. - I ,Dated this 5th day of November, 1931. N . Be LEDI N E. Re PHILLIPS I ICI . C. HELIM!� /r He J . HOUGAS V. E. BRUBMR S. E. SQUIRES + CARL AIMERSON OSCAR AI4-DERSON HANS J. THOMPSON A. P. JOHieSON P..YJARVICK T�'r S I - �ry� 7� I C . 1y . IMITH LEON H, McCARTY Re J. NELSON A. H. 1E TIANN Re A. HER Ire G Ert, Re TETER.EO . Be WILLIAMS,�'tl L�y11 ! CARL P . LARSEN i AD JOURN6;D. ANIMAL KEET ING OF TIE' BAYrF IELD C OU TTY B OARD NOTE, MBER .17 9 18 and 19 i Motion was made by A. I'. Johnson and seconded by Teener that the Board dispense witb,,the reading of the minutes of the Special meeting held April 289 1931® Motion carried. The Board proceeded with the election of Highway Committee for the ensuing 'I i year. j The Chair appointed Helmer, Johnson and Liebman as tellers. I t The Ballot for Highway District No. 1 was as follows: I Me C arty 26 Brubaker 9 He Imes 1 l p tal Motion was made 'by C. 'U. Smith and seconded; by Larsen that the informal ballot be declared formal and that Mc Carty be declared duly elected as a member j of the Highway Committee for District No. 1 for the 'ensuing year. Motion carried j unanimously. I The first ballot .for a member of the Highway Committee for Highway District j j ! No. 2 was as follows: j Mertz 11 Squires 10 Villiams 7 Goff 6 Meyer 1 H. Anderson -1 Total 36 No' majority - The second ballot. for a member of the committee for Highway District No. 2 was as follows: I Mertz 15 Squires 13 I-Vi l l i am s 4 Goff 2 Anderson 2 Total -7— No majority. j j The Third ballot for a member of the committee for Highway District No. 2 i was as follows: :Mertz. 18 Squires 16 Williams 2 Total 36, Ho Majority. The fourth ballot for a member of the committee for Highway District No. 2 i was as follows: i I Squires 19 Mertz� � Tot al _3-b I I I The Chairman declared Squires duly elected as a member of the highway Committee for District No. 2 for the ensuing year. i I Mr. i Phillips arrived at this time. I The first ballot for a member of the Highway Committee for District No. 3 was as, f of l ows s i I H. C. Anderson 30 G I 1 ougas 3 Helmer 2 Randall, Jr. 1 f C. 0. "Te lson 1 Total 37 The Chairman declared K 0: Anderson. duly elected as a. member of the highmray i I Committee for District No. 3 for the ensuing year. i 8j ADJOURNED ANITUAL KEE T I SIG OF THE BAYF I ELD C OU11TY B OARD) NOVgjq � 17 , 18 and 19_,1931. - - - - i She following resolution was read: i R E S O L U T I O N BE IT RESOLVED BY THIS B'AYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, assembled in adjourned Annual session this 17th day of ioveraber, 1931, that the salary of the er Oounty Highway Comrnission�f or the term b eginning January 1, 1932 be and is hereby set at the sum of 3, 000.00 annually. { Signed: Harry C. Anderson j Leon He Mb Carty R. L. Goff Motion was made by H. C. Anderson and duly seconded that the f oregoing resol- ution be adopted. Roll call was as f'ollows: AYEs Solberg, Herrmann, rjarvick, Larsen, Phillips. Mertz, Olson, Weir, Liebman, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, 11c Carty, Oscar Anderson, Hering and Johnson. `Total nineteen. Nays Randall, Jr., Meyer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, 1. J. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, 'T'aipale, Drinville, Smith, 11. J. Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson. Total i thirteen. Not Voting® Pierce, Helmer, Kacvi.nsky, Hougas and Thompson. -total five. j ;S i 15iotion was made by He C. Anderson and seconded by Meyer that the County Clerk be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot for H. Be Curry as Highway Commissioner for the term commencing January 1, 19327 i Motion was made by C. ado Smith and seconded by W. J. Anderson to table the foregoing motion. Motion lost. The original motion instructing the county clerk to cast a unanimous ballot was carried unanimously. The following resolution was reads INTRODUCED BY WALTER TVIERTZ WHEREAS, Rust Oven Lumber Oompany, Peoples Oil Company, A. J. Unseth, and Oscar Be Anderson as Drummond Auto Uompany, Arthur J. Lee, Tom O'Brien, -Louis Anderson, School District � No. I of the Town of Drummond, and the Town of Drummond have hereto- fore filed with the County Clerk of hayfield County, 4 isconsin, the-ir written appli- cation for the vacation and discontinuance of certain streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys dedicated by the plat of the Townsite of Drumr.,iond in Bayf field County, Wisconsin and said application has this day been submitted to this board, It IS RESOLVED that said application be acted upon at the opening session of a Special meeting, of the County Board of Bayfi-eld County, a'isconsin, to be held in the court house in the city of Washburn and County of Bayfield, ii-sconsin, on the 26th day of April, 1932, or as soon thereafter as the matter -can be heard, IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of said hearing be posted in the town and village of Drummond, 'isconsin, in three public places therein and that notice be published in the Washburn Tunes, a nears paper printed in said village, for three. successive weeks before the loth day of April, 1932, such posting and publication to be Dade after I1.Flarch first, 1932, and the notice so published and posted to be as foll.ows9 ADJOURNED AN1ZAL TiaET I ITG OF TM]i BAYFIELD COU1rIY BOARD 17_,__18 i i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVB`11 that at the opening session of a Special meeting of � I i the County Board of .Hayfield County, +isconsin, to be held at the court house in the City of Mashburn, County of Bayfield and State of 'Wisconsin, on the 26th_ day of 4ri1, 1932, the said county board will act upon a certain application and petition of bust Oven Lumber Compare►, Peoples Oil Company, A. J. Unseth and Oscar D. Anderson as Drummond Auto Company, Arthur J. Lee,, Tom 0"Brien, Louis Anderson, School District lio. 1 of the 'ovvri of Drummond and the 'Town of Drummond for the vacation of the following streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys dedicated by the plat of the Tovr*nsite of :Drummond filed in the office of the 'L isconsin and recorded in Volume Register of Desds of Bayfield County, , 3 of Plats on Page 18, the streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys which it is proposed to vacate and so discontinue being as follows. All streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys dedicated by the i plat of the townsite of Drummond as so recorded except the following® I j A. That portion of Drummond Avenue lying; east of Block 13 and South of i I I a line parallel with and 50 feet distant northerly from tree south line of 'The Mall" as shown in said plat and north of the north line of Block 4 as shown therein if and as extended westerly. ! . I 3. The south 50 feet of "The Mall" as shown on said plat. C That portion of Wisconsin -3oulevard lying south of the south line of � I "The Mall" and north of the intersection of said 'Wisconsin Boulevard and 'Third j Street in said plat if and as extended westerly and west of a line twenty feet distant from and parallel with the west boundary lines of Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, to 29 inclusive in Block 18 and extending northerly parallel with the .west line of I said Lot 29 to the south line of "The Mall." i I D. That portion of State Avenue lying between Blocks 13 and 18. i E. That portion of 1=1-otor Lane lying between the east line of "''isconsin Boulevard and the west line of Drummond Avenue. I i County Board of Bayfield County, Wis . j ounty C1 erk a I , Motion was made by Squires and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Tiotion carried. j The following report was read: I I TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY® � We, the undersigned: cormiittee on Conservation, together with the Finance Cominittee, Tar. Thompson of the Zoning Co:mni.ttee and Mr. Ball of the Federal Forest Service -spent two days in examining prospective sites for a Federal Nursery. We found several suitable sites whichwere well adapted for this purpose and recommen- ded same to Mr. Basil Wales, federal Forest Service- man in charge of this work. We have been recently inf oniied that they have been able to secure additional acreage at their nursery at Cass Lake, Minnesota, and therefor are not interested in establishing another one at this time. i _. ri ADJOURNED -ANNUAL 1=7 ING OF T_FE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVr lIBER 175, 18 and 19, 1g31. F ORES TRY �%. L. Harrington, rtr. Vanderwall and H. J. Cramer of the Wisconsin Conser- vation Commission met with your committee recently acid discussed the subject of fire prevention. Undoubtedly some fire lanes will be constructed by the State Conservation Coriznission. the number being dependent upon the amount of appropriation by the State Legislature. The entire plan will be developed as an unemployment measure. This committee recommends and urges a sufficient appropra ation to carry out such a program. 'Ide wish to make the following recommendations® 1. That the State provide more funds for the preventidn of forest fires and grass fires. :'je feel that the prevention of fires will mean a considerable saving" in the cost of suppression as well as a saving in losses of burned timber. 2. That the State provide more adequate fire. fighting equipment. 3. "That the State Conservation Commission hold a school of instruction for all their fire wardens, especially the emergency wardens. 4. That the State Conservation Commission pay a minimum annual gage to emergency fire wardens, even though they are not called. 5. That the State expedite" the payment of fire fighters. Uye know it to be a fact that the fire fighter~ have riot received their pair for a period of from six weeks ta, three rnoraths. Naturally the same fighters have been reluctant to go again when called. 6. The zoning committee has done some fine wa k throughout the county with the result that 'the creation of extensive county forest units is possible in the near future. The Conservation Coimnittee should, we believe, carry' on this project and with the cooperation of the zoning committee and the State Conservation organization in -a vestigat'e fully the possibilities of the areas and study carefully the fire hazards effecting them. GAME We recommend that -the Committee foster the protection: of all game and encourage the establishment of game preserves and a more constructive enforcement of the game lays. Let us cite a recent occurance. A Bayfield County farrier boy walking through the field adjacent. to his home stiutfoled upon the carcasses of three deer. Obviously i shot at night. The hind quarters of all three animals had: been skinned out and the remainder left to rot. This was decidedly NOT the work of any local farrier, and aside j from the flagrant outlaztrsy of thAPed, it constitutes a wicked and unwarranted waste. Such acts seem to flous.i:sh under the present system of enforcement; and the- convict- ions obtained, as a rule, seem to be of parties who break the lair from necessity, and who, if they do kill a deer out of season, use every bit of the l-.eat to advantage. The common idea that the rural families live on venison is entirely false. Conser- vation of deer would-be a simple problem if the farmers were the only law -breakers. Ve believe that effort should be made to continue the flourishing condition of partridge and grouse, and perhaps some thought given topropag.ation of pheasants. FISH � i j Professor Birge of the University has raade a study of the waters in Vila.s County as to their suitability for the propagation of fish. Some vaters have been found urifA- and fish can not survive. lie recommend that such a survey -be made in Bayfield County. � I f I I Wefeel that the corm-nittee should take a definite interest in diagnosing the condition of our trout streams and lakes and sponsor an effort to bring them back by persistent stocking to their former wonderful condition. r1- �8 AD JOURITED A l'.LtIJAL. ICEE;:T ING OF THE BAYF IBLD COUNTY BOARD - -- - - -- _ - -_ ---- _ ----- - -- -- IT0VE M B ER 1T, = 18_ _and 19..-1931® COUNTY PARKS In our estimation it. would not only be a wonderful asset from the touri::t angle j but also a very sound investment, due to the present low land values, for the County to acquire sites either on th�inland lakes, Lake Superior or any locality of outstanding beauty or interest for the ultimate use of county parks. We 'believe the comr:iittee should be authDrized to investigate such sites and red.ormuend the ' I purchase of sane to the County Board. We recor..raend that the subject of CONSERVATION be made a part of the educational. C program in the schools' and 4-H clubs. I 1 GENERAL 1. We recornmend an annual five-year program of a county booth at the Outdoor I Shout at Chicago. 2. 'Ve7 recoimnend the passage of a resolution which is being introduced separately creating a Bayf field County Bay in the schools of the County. 3- We recommlend that each school in the County be supplied with a, pamphlet describing the Agricultural and Recreational resources of the County. Dated this 17th day of November, 1931. Signed: Valter- '1111ertz R. A. Hering . R. Phillips. Conservation Comli;ttoe- Notion tiaras made by °hillips and seconded by Thompson that the foregoing report be accepted and the coxmrittee instructed to carry out the provisions therein. Motion e arried. is Notion was made by nLeyer and seconded by Tetzner that the Board adjourn until one -thirty P. M. Motion carried. Meeting called to order at two P. M. by Chairman R. A. Hering. j The following members answered roll call: I � Pierce, Solberg, Kjarvick, Randall, Jr. , Larsen, Meyer, 03.son, Heir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson., void, W. J. Anderson, Liebman, C. 0. Nelson, Tazpale, Kacvinsky, H. C. Anderson 5ibbald, Drinville, h1ougas, btzner, Williams, La Pointe.,, Me Carty,; Smith. R. J. i4elson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Tbtal Thirty-three. Four absent. Total thirty-seven. The following petition was read® TO THE HONORIaLE' COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY, 'VISCONSIN Gentlemen: i, Arthur Goff of Cable.. Wisconsin, respectfully represent® That I am the owner of Lots three (3) and Four (4) Block Tour (4), and a parcel described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot four (4), thence East to Quarter section line (about 100 feet), thence 68outh 100 feet; 0, thence West about 110 feet to the Southeast corner of Lot Three (3); thence North 100 feet to the place of beginning in Section 18. In the Village of Cable, Bayfield County, Visconsin, and was the o -aner of the saa�ie e� 0 --------- --- ---- - - --- - - ADZOURNED AN1 UAL IMMING OF TIC BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD - -- - - - ---- - - - --- - --- ----- NOVE10EPL 17, 18 and 1, i I ! during the years 1928, 1929.and 1930; ..That there is and was a dwelling house upon said premises during all of said years-; That in April, 1928 said dwelling and premises were leased to the Cable Congre- gational Church Society for a parsonage- and the pastor of said society went into possession of the same and occupied the same. as a parsonage from April,1928, until October 15, 1930 under the said lease to said church; that in leasing said premises to said church your petitioner only charged $20.00 a month as rental therefor when the rental of said.house and remises were reasonably worth $25 per month; that your petitioner reduced the rental. thereof $5.00 a month because lie was informed and be- lieved that the property would be exempt from t.a`,.es. because used as a parsonage- by the said church society. That h reason of such leasing g your petitioner shows that the premises did become exempt from taoxes under the law but that notwithstanding such exemption the assessor erroneously assessed the same for taxes and taxes were levied against said premises for said years and the said premises were sold for the nonpayrient of said taxes for said years and tax certificates were issued upon the sales for the taxes of 19239 1929 and 1930. You petitioner shows that the said taxes and the said tax certificates are wholly null and void by reason of the fact that said premises were whol-ly exempt from taxation. Your jetitioner therefore requests that your Honorable Body by resoltion cancel the said taxes and the said tax certificates and that said premises be, by •the_, proper resolution of your board, freed from any lien or clam against the same for the taxes for said years and that the books and records of Bayfield County tax proceedings be corrected in that respect so that said premises will appear free and clear from taxes for said ears on the tax records of Bayfield Count y ay y, and this petition is rre. de for the purpose of having said taxes cancelled. i�rthur Goff STATE OF WISCOITSIX) tss. Bayfield County ) Arthur Goff being first duly sworn t:s on oath says that he is the petitioner above named; that he has read and signed the foregoing petition, knows the contents thereof and that the facts therein set forth are true of his own knowledge. Arthur Goff Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of September, A. D., 1931' S. Harvey_ Thompsom NOTARY PUBLIC, BAYFI7LD COUNTY, aISCOrTSIN. Corm. expires I.Tarch 13, 1932. IJlotion was made by Squires and seconded by Larsen that the foregoing petition be granted and the face of the tax certificates be charged back to the Village , of Cable. lotion carried. notion was nade by Geo. r7illiams and duly seconded. that a Children's County Board be created for Bayfield County, and that $150.00 be appropriated for such Board for the coming year. roll call was as follows® AYES Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kjarvfck, Randall, Jr.,- Lessen, Meyer ADJOU19M ANNUAL liMETING OF THE BAYFI ELD COUNTY BOARD ::--- -_ ---__— _--- _ - - -- --- ,--='- --- -- I�3OV�fi13ER 179 =_18= and -19 _.-93`-_- - ------ -- -- - - --- - - - _----_ _----__,_-_-.—. -- - ------ - - i Olson, IYeir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, W. J. Anderson, Liebman, C. u. Nelson., I `raipale, Iiacvinsky, H. C. .Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, 11ougas, Tetaner, 17illiams, 4 � Ledin, La Pointe, iilc Carty, Smith, A. J. 14elson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-five Two absent.` Total Thirty-seven. Nays None. Carried. i The following report was reads Mashburn, `is., Nov. 10, 19316' l To the Hon. County Board,. Bayfield County, Wis. i i Gentlemens We the undersigned Committee on Illegal Tbxes and Tax Certificates, I beg I leave to report, that we have e._amined the following bills, recommend that I same be i alloyed as set forth in the column marked Oallowed" and that the County Clerk be instructed to issue orders for payment of same. Signed, I H. B. Randall, Jr. ' i Chas. E. Pierce - Evert .Erickson j i MUM OF CLAIMA21TT DESCRIPTION AND Year Cert. i REASON OF ILLEGALITY of sale Iio. Claimed Allowed I j Bayfield County SW IM. Sec. 26.:48-7. Paid to Town Treas. See his receipt No. 184=. Charge back to Town of Barksdale 1928 4173 " 2.42 2.42 j Bayfield County Parcel in I'tiJ of Lot 2 - East and North of State Reserve:. Section �7 -50-4 ; Charge back to 3'0wn of 1928 382 2.25 2.25 Bayfield Do 1929 405 w 2.57 2.57 Bayfield county Parcel in IT- of Lot. 2 East and North of State Reserve. Illegal description and double assessment. Charge back to Town of Bayfield 1930 385 V 2.36 2.36 Bayfield County A11 Lot 1, Section 34-50-4 Test except that part which lies.East of South 2 of ITE NE, Section 33-50-4 'lest, and West of dash- burn-Bayfield highway, now known as State Trunk Highway No. 13, the said tract so excepted being directly East and adjoining the said described land in Section 33 and extending forty rods more or less North and :youth and contain- ing about 22 acres of land. rouble assessment. Charge back to Town ! of Bayview 19.28 444.4 2.11 2.11 j Bav field County 21 acres in the MY 1N described ! in Vol. 102 Deeds,,Page 192. Wrong Volume and page. Charge back to Town of Bell. Sec. 13-50-6. 1928 33250 2.16 2.16 "' i Bayfield County Lot 4, Block 4, Robert Bartlett j Jr.'s Addition to Orchard City. Reserved for 'Town Road. Sales of 1925, 1926 and 1927 cancelled by County Board April 249 1928. ? Charge back to Tovrn of Clover 1928 7900 5.96 5.96 Bayfield County S2 SE ICE Section 10-47-5. Sold to University of Wisconsin, Oct. j 20, 192-5. Charge back to 'Town I of Eileen 1928 1240.0 .. 9.00 9.90 Bayfield County Do 1929 1028 4 14.35 14.35' ' Bayfield County Do 10/30 1318 1 14.03 14.03 ADJOURNED JUNUA1 MEETING OF T nBAYFIELD COUNTY BOA1RD. NOV1j 1MER 17 , 18 .-and 19, 19 31 • DESCRIPTIONS AIM Year Cert.- IOTA, OF CLAIlVSANT- r REASON OF ILLEGALITY. of sale -- Tja-® - Claimed _ Allowed BayfS eld County IJE IN., Section 8-47-8. Should read: NE W less platted part. Charge back to Town of Iron River. 1928 5039 wl, 17.79 $17.79 Bayfield County Do 1929. 4891 "k 16.05 16.05 Bayfield County Do 1930 4992v` 13.47 13.47 Bayfield County Commencing at a point 100 ft. South of center of N. P. Ry. tracks on the crest side of Oneida St. thence running Viest 'directly at a point with the I. P. tracks 100 ft. from center of tracks 328 feet, thence south 252 feet, thence 331 feet to line of Oneida St. thence 237 feet to place of beginning. Illegal descrip- tion. Charge back to Town of Iron River. Sec. 7-47-8 1928 5016 q 12.83 Bayfield-County Parcel of land in Sections 7,8,17 and 18-47-8 described "in Vol. 105 of Deeds, Page' 41. Double assessment. Charge back to Town of Iron River 1928 50340 10.34 Bayfield County Lot 23, Block 18, Staple*s Addition to Iron river. County Property. Tax Deeds sales 1920 and 1922. Charge brick to Town of Iron River 1928 7713 V� •93 . Do 1929 7524 vs .96 Bayfield County Lot 19, Block 15, Staple°s Addition to Iron River. County property. lax deeds sales 1920 and 1922. Charge back to Town of Iron River 1928 7699 .67 Do 1929 7503 "4 .69 Bayfield County NE NE, Section 32-43-5. State land. Charge back to Town of Namekagon 1928 982 U 6.27 Bayfield County SE NE; Section 7-48-9, except parcel described in Vol. 25 of Deeds, Page 651. Illegal description. No such page in Vol. 25. Charge back to Town of Oulu 1928 6591 13.85 Bayfield County SE NEless parcels described in Vol. 25 of Deeds, Page 651, Vol. 51 of Deeds, Page 81 and Vol. 56 of Deeds, Page 184. Ito page no. 651 in Vol. 25. Charge back to Town of Oulu 1929 64.15 A 11.36 Rebecca Austin South 2 Lot 2 Section 21-50-8. Tax levied for road Mork. Special assessment. Not author- ized by lace. Charge back to Town of Port "Wing'. � 1929 5404 27.30 S. D. Austin `� 14E 17E and Lot 1, Section 31-.52-4. Goverment land. Charge back to Town of Russell 1925 482 q 22.29 S. D. Austin's S'E' SR and Lot 3, Section 3" -52-4. Restricted land. Charge back to Town of Russell 1925 484 V 32.14 Bayfield County 1,Ttl SVI, Section 34-48-8. Paid to Town 'Yeas. Rec. Yo. 1. Charge back to Town of Tripp 1928 5382 `t- 6.89 Rebecca Austin' Lot-6, Block 4, City of Bay - field. Paid to City Treas. See his receipt No. 307. Charge back to City of Bayfield 1928 6918:A 2.57 Bayfield County Lot 14, Block 105, City of Bayfield. Paid to City Treas. Receipt No. 567. Charge back to City of Bayfield 1928 7389 5.80 12.83 u' 10.34 ✓ .93 96 .67 .69 6.27 13.85 . �7 ° 30 v 22.29 ` 32.14 6.89 2.57 5.80 AD:JOUIar'D A2INUAL If.+ 'TING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVE MER 17, 18- and 19, 1.931. D+'SCRIPTION Ai1D Year of:Cert.: ITMM OF CLAIMANT REASOIT OF ILLEGALITY Sale :No. Claimed Allowed Bayfield: County North J Lot- 17, Block 49, City of Mashburn, 'Original -Lownsite. i Illegal description by -reason of City Treasurer's receipt i #210. Charge back to City of Washburn 1927 7846 'A 4.17 4 .•17 Bayfield County North z Lot 18, Block 49, City of 1"aslaburn, .Original Tot,insite. i Charge back to City of Washburn. V I Illegal. description.. 1927 7847 47.09 47.09 � f Bayfield County north 2 Lot 19, :dock 4:9 city i of Mashburn, Original T8wnsite. Illegal description. Charge - ` 'J bock to City of Washburn 1927 7848 4.17 4.17 Bayfield County North Lot 20, Block 49, City I of Washburn' Original '1'0,ems it . Ille-gal description. Charge V'q Back to City of Mashburn 1927 7849 3.11 3.11 Bayfield County North z Lot 21, Block 49, City of I=ashburn: Original Towns ite Illegal description. Charge back to City of ashburn l j27 7850 3.11 3.11 v j Bayfield County North 2 Lots 172 189 19, 20 and 21, dock 49. 1'ownsite of Uashburn. Illegal desc- ription. Should read: imi instead of North 2. Charge back to City of "J'ashburn 1928 8398 59.98 59.98 I Motion was made by H. (-". Anderson and seconded by V. J. Anderson_ that the foregoing report be adopted as read and the county clerk and county treasurer be � instructed to issue orders for payment 'of items listed in column headed "Allo"Aled," and that the amounts be charged: back to the respective taxing districts as i recommended. `=Lotion aa-rrie-de The following resolution was read: R E- S 0 L U T I O N ! TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOA : Whereas it appears that taxes were assessed and levied against the Northeast i quarter (Tl) of the woutheast quarter, (SEA) of Section twenty-five, (25), `lo,==ship Fifty-one (51), Range -Lour (4) West, by the Town of Russell for the rears- 1923 and � 1924, and tax deeds were issued to Bayfield County as follows® Tax of 1923, Sale of ' 1924, Tax Certificate 11o. 431, deeded November 22, 19270 Tax of 1924, Sale of 1925, certificate No. 448; deeded January 21, 1929. And L ►HEiREAS it appears from a letter received by the County Clerk, dated July i 292 1931 from the Jnited States Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs at Vashington, D. C., that no certificate of competency had ever been issued and the land was Indian property and not subject to taxation. - j THEREFOR, in view of the foregoing facts, BE IT HEREBY RESOLBED, that the County clerk be and he is hereby instructed to issue a quit -claim deed to Sohn B. Gaudin or Gandin or Gozina covering the Northeast quarter (IEJ)of the Southeast quarter (SE4) of Section Twenty-five (25), Township Fifty-one (51) North of Range Four (4) 'lest, excepting right-of-way, twithout any consideration, and that the face of the' tam certificates be charged back to the Town of Russell. Signed: H. B. Randall, Jr. Chas. E. Pierce Evert Erickson Committee. on Illegal Taxes. 4 ADJOURI M AIMIUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF '-LLD COMITY BOARD - - - NOVEIvL"BER 17 , 18 and 19 : 1931 • - - - Motion made by esquires and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. motion carried® The following report was read: i ITovember 2, 19316 T 0 THL HONORABLE C OUIT TY BOARD: ire the undersigned, Equalization Committee, submit the figures on County valuation compiled by Income assessor, Pearce 1'omkins, in printed form and recommend sane be accepted by the Board: Aggregate DISTRICT Recommended Value Barksdale, T Own 22229,485 Barnes, 688,050 Bayfield,. 4009900 Bayvi ew, 2639 970 '� 11 � Z •4 _ g Cable, �'. 359v685 Clover, 4'. 2969'k745 Delta, 245,,360 Drummond " 7759950 Eileen 678,240 Aughes .172,140 'iron River 429,545 Kelly " 522,865 tiey st one 3399390 Lincoln " 3475,410 Mason 469,.340 Namekag on 501, 695 Orienta ° 41%240 Oulu 567, 815. -Vil sen 255:655 .Vort Ting 6412670 Pratt 488,205 Russell. 258,425 Tripp 314,185 tiVashburn 370, 360 Cable, Village 213,105 Mason 123, 315 Bayf i eld, City 64,9:070 Mashburn, 9412345 Total 1421575,745 Signed: Tarl Olson C. W. Smith Sohn Tamale _ _ R. J. Nelson J. C . Sibbald. __ Equalization Committee. 52 AD JOURI\U,D AIR UAL 1i ,1E T I1!G OF THE BAYF I IUD COUNTY BOARD - -- -- -- .� = NO vE7aLR 17, 13 and 9 Motion by Squires and seconded by Larsen that the foregoing report be accepted and that the valuations listed opposite each taxing district: be adopted as the i equalized value of D'ayfield County for 1931. Tlotion carried. j i Lotion by Squires and duly seconded that the minutes of the annual meeting of the Inter -County Association for Conservation held at Ashland on September { i 22, 1931 be accepted and placed on file without being read. Motion carried. I 1 The following resolution was reads i RESOLUTION TO VALIDATE AIM RATIFY TIE C OI01fEYANCE j OF VEAL E isTATE' HERETOFORE 1,UDE BY THE COUNTY CL=- t RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled at the adjourned annual meeting thereof this 17-th day of November,. 19319 that all sales and con- veyances heretofore, made by :hayfield County of lands acquired by tax deed be and i the same are hereby ratified, approved and confirmed in all respects, the same: as if the County board of said County had by order entered in its records, prescribed the terms of sale and authorized the County Clerk to sell and convey such real estate as provided by Section 75.35 of Wisconsin Statutes. Signed: R. A. Her nz_ Motion made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by A. P. Jo1inson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following Letter was read: WISCONSIN HIGHWAY COI 1LISSION MADISON ldr. Ludwig Tra12nal, County Clerk, .hayfield County, Washburn, Wisconsin. Dear Sir: October 31,.1931, SUBJECT: Estimated highway Funds available for 1932. As required by Section 84.04 of the Statutes, this Commission has determined, so far as is possible, what improvements shall be made in your county under the provisions of Chapter 84 of the Statutes, with the appropriations for the present fiscal year, and you are hereby notified of such determination. Thefunds estimated to be available for work in your county under the provis- ions of Section 20.49 of the Statutes are as follows-: 1. For the improvement of the County Trunk System 2. For the improvement of the State Trunk Highway System: As federal aid construction on U. S. Highway No. 2, .the Brule-Iron river -Road 3- 4. For the maintenance of the State Trunk Highway System For snow -removal and drift prevention on the State 38,765.74 101,307e79 82,600.00 Trunk Highway System . - - an amount sufficient The determinations are tentative only. The actual amounts cannot be known until after the end of the fiscal, year which is June 302 '1932* Very truly yours, SKISCOIrSIN HIGHWAY COT81ISSION By K. G. Kurtenacker, Secretary. L� _ 592.-,A ADJOUERED ANUUAL METING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY B0ARD NOVEMBER 17, 18 and 19_' 1931- , No action was taken on the foregoing letter. The following resolution was read® R E S O L U T I O N WEERI;AS9 STATE TRUIUC HIGHWAY NO. 13 in Bayfield County between Bayfield and Port Wing, a distance of 37 miles is at the present time in a , deplorable condition for a state trunk highway being dangerously narrow, crooked, I i I hilly and very slippery, not built.to a standard -..cross section with very poor I drainage and alignment and no gravel surfacing, and, ! WHEREAS, this particular piece of state trunk highway goes through a verywell settled farming community in this count g y y, and provides the only i outlet for the villages of Cornucopia, Herbster and Port Wing, which villages are not -now served by railroads, and also should have considerable value to the state as a whole from a scenic stand point, and as a lakeshore drive, and WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Board, through real estate property j { ! taxation over a period of the last ten years have built the highway as it is at the present time and are unable to improve it further in this manner due to shrinkage I I of property values and necessity for real estate tax reduction in this county, while during the same period the State Highway Commission have never at any time , expended any state funds for construction of this highway-, nor more than $150 .00 I l per mile of the state maintenance -allotment has ever been used on this road, and if not improved with present State Aid Construction Funds, may bring on an I i increased real estate property tax in this county, and I IWHEREAS, Section 84.01 subsection 44 of Chapter 22, laws .of 1931, I , i recently passed by the Wisconsin, Legislature, reads in part as follows: i "In view of the present crushing tax burdens on farms, homes and a. I other forms of real estate, the Commission is further directed to utilize the j moneys available for highway improvement under its stewardship in such manner i consistent with the law that the reduction of property taxes contemplated by this act may A realised to the maximum degree.' UEEREAS, the Governor of the State of Wisconsin did on iovember 6, 1931, send a letter to all County Board members calling attention to the- above paragraph of Section 84.01 (4) Chapter 22 Laws of 1931, and the Wisconsin Highway Commission did on November 9, 1931, send a letter to County Clerks � I I Calling attention to the same provisions, and 1 UEBREAS, the Wisconsin Highway Commission in attempting to use next year's State Aid Construction funds alloted by law to Bayfield County as Federal Aid on U. S. Highway No. 29 is taking exactly an opposite attitude from the .I I 1 policy outlined by Law and the wishes expressed above. i 59 2-3 ADJOUREMI) ANNUAL IMETING OF TIC; BAYFIELD COMITY BOARD ------- — — _ — -- -_ — _ _ NOVEMBER 17 , 18 -and - l 19-31 ' - --------- ---- -- --- -- _ NO 9 THEREFORE, THIS BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS., ASSEI1BLED IN adjourned: annual session this 17th day of 11ovember, 1931, wishes and does'.1 hereby request and petition the iVisconsin Highway Commission to allot, the funds -estimated to be available -for the construction in 1A32 under the prov- isions: of Section 20.49 subsection 4 of th.e� Statutes, for the improvement of State Trunk Highway Ro. 13, from Dort Wing to Herbster. Signed, introduced and recommended: by the County Highway Comridttee of Bayfiel County, Leon H. Mc Carty ri. E. Goff` Harry C. And e r s o n AD JOUNRED ATv''?IUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIEZD COUNTY BOARD NOTTIMMER 17_,_18 and 10, , l R3 l . - - Motion by Smith and seconded by Phillips that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. IVlotion made and seconded that tY,.e Chainoizxz declare a- five-minute recess. Lotion carried. Roll call after recess -was as follows® Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kjarvick, Randall, Jr., Larsen, Meyer, Olson, Weir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, 11% J. Anderson, Liebman, C. 0. Nelson, Taipale, KacviF,sky, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, Hougas, 'ietzner, Williaias, Ledin, LaPointe, 1�c Carty, Smith, R. J. nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Thompson>Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-four. The following notice was read: DECISION OF THE STATE' HIGINVAY COI 11, ISSION CHANGE IN U. 5. HIGHWAY NO. 2 between IRON RIVfER AND AASHLA?lD BAYF IE'LD COUNTY TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY: The State Highway Commission at its meeting held Tuesday, November 10, 1931, pursuant to public hearing held in the City of Washburn on October 29, 1931, after due notice to the localities concerned, decided to make a -change in the State Trunk b Highway System in Bayfi eld County/a andoning as &portion of the State Trunk IIighway System a certain road, and by substituting another road in lieu thereof, as herein- after -described: The road so to be abandoned as a part of the State Trunk Highway System is described as follows: Commencing at a point on the present marked and traveled U. S. Highway No. 2 at a point about one -quarter mile north of the southeast corner of Section 8, Township 47 north, Mange 8 west, thence in a general easterly direction along the present marked and traveled U. So Highway No. 2 to a point at or near the south one -quarter corner of Section 23, Township 47 North, Range 7 west, and continuing easterly along the south lines of Sections 23 and 24, said township and range, and section 19, Township 47 north, Range 6 west, to a point about one -quarter of a mile east of the south one - quarter corner of Section 19, thence continuing northeasterly, easterly and northerly along the present marked: and traveled U. S. Highway No. 2 through Sections 19, 20, 213, 16, 15, 14 and 13, thence continuing northeasterly, easterly and northerly along the present marked and traveled: U. S. Highway No. 2 to a point approximately one-g1larter of a mile south of the center of Section 9, Township 47 north, Range 5 west. The road to be added to the State 'Trunk Highway System in lieu thereof is des- cribed as follows: Commencing at a point on the present marked and traveled U. S. Highway No. 2 about one -quarter of a mile north of -the southeast corner of Section 8, Township 47 north, Range 8 47est, thence along the most feasible- direct route in a general easterly direction, crossing and recrossing present marked and traveled highway in such a manner as to improve materially the alignment, to a point at or near the south one -quarter corner of Section 23, Township 47 north, Range 7 west, thence easterly along the south lines of Sections 23 and 24," said township and range, and section 19, �)9 ADJOURNED KN'ITU'ALIPETING- OF THI] BA FIELD COUNTY BOARD -= =----= NOV�3R 1E931' ------------ — I Township 47 north, Range 6 west, to 'a point at or near the southeast corner of ;said section 19, thence easterly along the most direct, feasible route approximately along the south lines of Sections 20, 21, 22 and: 23, said township acid range, to a point near the southeast corner of said section 23, thence northeasterly in the most direct feasible route through Section 24, said township and range, and Sections 19, 189 171 16 and 9, Township 47 north, Range 5 west, to a point on the present marked and traveled U. S. Highviray- No. 2, about one quarter mile south of the center of said Section g. Since the foregoing changes more than five miles of the State Trunk Highway System, the order making the change must be referred 'to and beaPprove'd by the County Board of- -hayfield County before the same can become effective. Your honorable body is, therefore, requested to act in the matter at the first convenient .opportunity and to cause a report of your action to be made to the State Highway Cornrnission as soon as it is practicable thereafter. STATE HIGH:rIAY C01 ,ESSION OF WISCONSIN By K. G. Kurtenacker, Secretary. Motion by W. J. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the Bayfield County Board adopt the relocation of U. S. Highway Ito. 2 as designated by the Wisconsin Highway Commission. Motion carried. The following report was read: The County Health Committee hereby submit to the County Board the following budget for 1932: Salary $2,100.00 Office expense 130.00 Car expense (gas,Oil & upke ep) 300.00 Travel expense (hotel & meals) 120.00 Committee expense 50.00 Outlay for new car W0®00 Total. $3,000.00 The committee goes on record as favoring the goiter prevention in all schools and also for the prevention of diptheria, giving of toxin' -antitoxin to children not already having this preventative measure, and ask for a $200.00 appropriation from the county board. Dated this 2nd day of November, 1931. Signed, R. h. Hering C. 0. Nelson Leon H. Iuc Carty P. Kjarvick Co=.gittee. Motion by Liebman and seconded by Johnson that the foregoing report be accepted and placed on file . J'iotion carried. - ADJOURNED ANNUAL 1METI_NG_0.9 TIE, BAZFI,ELD- COUiVT_Y__B_OAD. R ---- -- - - - NOVL+11BER 17 , 18 and 19 :31 • The following report was read: ADMINISTRATIVE- REPORT FOR COUNTY NURSEtS OFFICE' NOV. lst, 1930 XOV. lst, .1931. Number _interviews in office 165 vumber letters & circulars sent 443 Number office visits by parents 22 number interviews outside of office (Health Officers, Doctors, Dentists, School Boards, etc). 102 Nwnber telephone calls, telegrams, etc. 657 Number meetinGsheld or attended: 7, Lectures to Student Rurses 3 C L I N I C S There were four chest clinics held with local doctors. assisting. There were six free baby and pre-school children's clinics held. This covered the whole county. AMMAL REPORT OF SCHOOL NURSING 1930-31. Number of schools visited 187 Number of children examined by a physician 172 Nwnber of parents present 5 Number complete inspections by nurse 1399 Number partial inspection, for contagion, etc. by nurse 1103 Number class room talks 93 Number of children with defects 1096 Undernourished 234 Posture 20 yes., crossed, infected, etc. 25. Poor vision 128 Corrections reported 23 Ears, hearing, etc 16 Number needing dental attention 930 borrections reported 221 Gum is 44 Mouth breathing 158 Abnormal tonsils 440 Corrections reported 9 -enlarged cervical glands 577 Thyroid glands (goiter) 601 Skin conditions, sores,' etc. 31 Physical defomities- 3 Defective speech 38 Pediculosis (head lice) 101 Nervous conditions 3 There were 140 children given Schick test for check on number being iminunized against diptheria (Barksdale). There were 134 vaccinated against small pox at Barksdale. ADJOURNED ANNUAL I,METING OF THE BAYFIELD- COUNTY BOARD _ and `i'he Town of Barnes gives first treatment for protection against diptheria on j the 3rd. The Town of Bayview considering the protective measure. j !Fifty rural schools answered questionaire regarding the hot lunch system and number taking iodine tablets. 100% in 30 schools. I !lumber of schools having 1 to 3 not taking iodine.tablets - 13 j There are seven schools with more than four children not taking iodine tablets. There are fifteen schools serving hot lunche-s, three schools, children all go home . TEN STATE GRADED SCHOOLS REPORTED THE FOLLOWING: (Rayed according to -rooms). Number rooms taking tablets (100a) 16 Number rooms having from 1 to 3 not taking tablets 9 Number rooms having more than 4 not taking tablets 7 Number State Graded schoolOe'rving hot lunches 3 Number schools having outbreak of contagious diseases, scarlet fever 10 Throat cultures taken at one school, suspicious diptheria 3 Chicken pox 3 Infantile paralysis 6 Influenza and colds 3 Number schools with head lice 18 Number schools with contagious skin diseases 11 ANNUAL FIELD VISIT- -REPORT FROII COUNTYNURSE'S OFFICE NOV. lst, 1930 Nov. lst, 19310' Field visits (age. grouped) Infants up to 2 yrse 92 Pre-school, 2 to 6 years 90 School 366 Adult 281 Diagnosis of condition® Number visits to prenatal Number visits to postnatal. Health Supervision, 'Correction of defects, etc. Number vi s-its to infants, inc. feedings luumber visits to Pre-school children !lumber visits to school children number visits to adults Morbidity: Number visits for non -communicable ylumber visits for tuberculosis lumber visits for cunnnunicable diseases Number of patients taken to :Sanatorium for examinations Number patients entered at Sanatorium Number patients recommended for St. General Hospital and committed for treatment `Noes babies committed to Superior Orphanage temporarily while mother was at Sanatorium Two babies committee to state Home at Sparta 829 28 15 86 68 198 83 47 116 118 15 4 2 1 2 AD JOURIUM ANNUAL_ I;2EETING OF TI-E BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NO,TEXBER 171, l8 and 19 , 1931 • - — - Dumber children taken to contagion hospital at Superior for infantile j paralysis 1 Humber of Juvenile Court hearings attended 5 i I j PR OGRtUI FOR 19 32- i Placing of iodine tablets for the prevention of goiter in all schools and i I encouraging the pc_rents and teachers to have all pupils taking this preventative I measure. See that all schools are supplied with the chart on the prevention and j control of communicable diseases. j i Send circular letter to all schools encouraging them to report all suspicious i cases to local health officer and County Nurse's office. Stress the need of._hot lunches in all rural schools also taking of rnilki to school. Towns not already protected against diptheria encouraged in having children immunized. i bomplete inspections of children in graded schools this hinter and spring. Cooperation with P;. T. A. in having corrective work done where there is I y i na means of the family takingcare- of the condition. i i EXPENCSE - OF COUNTY i FUR SE r is OFFICE j NOV. lst, 1930 - I�OV. lst, 1931® I - j Salary- $ 2 v O 50.00 Off ice- 130.43 Car 362.21 I Travel 137.01 I Committee rl. 2 i To ual - 2,731.17 i REPORT ON THE APPROPRIATION FOR IIM-LUNIZATION & IODI1%TE I j TABLETS IN BA MELD COUITTY SCHOOLS. i Nov. 12 - Toxin -Antitoxin 18.73 Nova 24 - Toxin -Antitoxin 3.40 i March - uerum for schick test 7.6o i - i I• j April - vaccine for small pox 12.10 October - Toxin -Antitoxin 16.77 I I October - Iodine Tablets 152.13 Total 210.?3 Signed: Elvira Brewer, R. TAT© County/ Nurse. i The Chairman ordered the report placed on file. I I I Motion made by H. C. Anderson and duly seconded that the matter of hiring a county nurse be deferred until tomorrow. Motion carried. j Hotion by Telmer and seconded -by Herrmann that the County Board go on record in favor. of hiring a county nurse for neat year.. Wiotion carried. I Motion by Erickson and seconded by Meyer that the County Board adjourn until ten A. M. November 13th. 1.1.otion carried. Me 10JOUrRITED ANNUAL 1111ETLITG OF TIM BAYFIEL.D COUNTY BOARD NOVL'MER 17; 18 and 19, 1931. l Meeting called to order at ten A. M. by Chairman R. A. Hering. The following members anwered roll calla Pierce, aolberg, Herrmann, Njarvick, Randall, Jr., Larsen, Phillips, Meyer, Gertz, Olson, Weir, Telmer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, Irv. J. Anderson, Liebman, C. 0. Nelson, Taipale, :Kacvinsky, Hs `'. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, ilougas, 'Tetzne-r, liVilliams, Ledin, -La-Pointe, Tic Carty, Smith, 1. J. Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. lotal thirty-six. The following resolution was read: TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY: VMEREAS, it appears that an assessment was made and taxes were levied. on the South one-half (5z) of the Southeast quarter (SEA) of the Northeast quarter (ITE0 of Section Ten (10), Township Forty-seven (47) North of Range 1'ive (5) 'vest for the year 1926 and the said tax was returned delinquent -to the County 'Treasurer in 1i1arch, 1927,fand was sold in June, 1927 in the form of a tax certificate numbered 1244, Face of certificate $13.06, and a tax deed was issued thereon to Bayfield County on November 6, 1930. WHEREAS, it appears that this lurid was purchased by the University of Wisconsin on October 209 1925, and therefor was not subject to taxation for the year 1926. THEl'nFOR, BE I`i RESOLVED, That the County Clerk b e, and is hereby instructed to issue a quit -claim deed on the South one -hall (S0 of the Southeast quarter (SFr') of the Northeast quarter (NE-J) of Section Ten (10), --1ownship Forty-seven (47) North of Range Five (5) ldvest, covering the tax of 1926, Sale of 1927, to the University of Wisconsin, the present owner thereof, and that, the face of the tax certificate amounting to $13.06 be charged back to the `Doran of -Eileen. Dated this 3rd day of November, 1931. Signed: H. Be Randall, Jr., Chas. E. Pierce Evert Erickson Illegal Tax Comr:iittee Ttfiotion made by Vv. J. Anderson and seconded by A. P. Johnson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried.. The following resolution was read! TO THE' HONORABLE BAYF IL{ LD COUNTY BOARD'.' sve, the undersigned committee on dance halls, vidth to report as follows for the past year: j We amde an inspection tour of the dance halls on August 17, and 18, 1931 and report as follows: Cottage Grove Pavilion, Town of Ilughes, found to be in very good condition and clean. 1'innish 'workers Hall, 'Town of Oulu, buildings and grounds good, but hall rather unclean. Carlson° s Operq House, 20VTn of Iron t iver. mall in good order. y ire escape old and unsafe. Ordered repaired or new one installed. I. 0. 0. F. Hall., Town of Iron Iliver. Hall riot clean. Back door nailed up. This was ordered taken care- of. Cthe rwi se 0 K. ADJOURNED ANNUAL 11EE T I NG OF THE B.AYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOT61ZBER 179 18 and 19 : 1931- Cable Torn Hall, Village of Cables Building good. Hall very neat and cleano Bayview V-'orker-s Mall, Town of Bayview® Building poor. Dance hall on first floor considered safe I i ile-rbster F. P. 1i. S. Hall, " own of Clover® 0. K. jCornucopia Town Hall, loVrn of Bell® . License applied fora 0. K. with the exception of door for the fire escape, which was promised to be taken care of. Lundgren Hall, Toun of Port Wing: 0. K. i 'There were 226 penmits and 14 annual licenses issued from November 1, 1930 to October 31, 1931, inclusive. We recommend the adoption of a resolution, which is being introduced separately, making several changes in the Dance Hall Ordinance. Dated. this 4th day of November, 19310 Signed: Carl Anderson Hans J. Thompson Wal l ac a 'Weir Committeee fore oin Motion made by Squires -and duclyi..seconded that the/repos�t bg accepted and 1 placed on file. I;«otion carried. The following resolution was reads A RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH COUNTY FOREST RESERVES by BAYFI +'LD COUNTY. RZSOLVLD by the County Board of Bayfield County, convened at the annual meeting thereof this 18th day of November, 1931, that Bayfield County establish county forest reserves and that this resolution be not submitted for approval to a vote of the people, unless a petition there: for, as required by Section 59.98, demanding a referendum thereon, be presented to the county clerk within ninety days after the adoption of this resolution by this board, and the county clerk of said county is hereby required to cause to be published for three weeks prior, i to the next meeting of this board a notice that at said next meeting of this board this resolution for the establishing of county forest reserves will be acted i upon* IT IS .rURTHM RESOLVED X.0 UNDERSTOOD that the adoption of this resolution I at this time is for the purpose of taking the preliminary steps required by Section 59.98 of Wisconsin Statutes to authorize this board to establish county forest reserves at the next meeting hereof. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that if after the publication for three weeks prior to the next meeting of this board of the notice of the adoption of this resolution acid within ninety days after the adoption of this resolution at this time a. petition j signed by ten per cent of the electors of Bayfield county voting for Governor at the i last previous general election, demanding a referendum thereon, be presented to the County Clerk, said county clerk shall cause the question to be submitted to the electors of the county at the next ensuing general election to be held on the first i Tuesday after the first Monday of November, 1932. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that in case of the final adoption of this resolution and the establishment of county forest reserves, the county board of Bayfield County shall have and excercise all the powers set forth in said Sections 59.98 (2) and (3) 600 ADJOURNEDANIMALH&ETING OF THE BAYFIELD COU1\71Y BOARD NO."MBER 17 18and 19_910,3_l_. of Vvisconsin Statutes. IT MFURTHER REE301WEM, that the lands to be embraced within said county forest reserves if the same shall be established shall consist of the following: UNIT IMMER 011E' 1) et q 2tion Section lovrriS Rat e Vest 1/2 .7 51 3 North 1/2 18 51 3 South 1/2 53- 4 All 11 51 4 All 12 51 4 North 1/2 13 51 4 North 1/2 14 51 4 North 1/2 15 51 4 All 16 51 4 East 1/2 17 51 4 UNIT IMMSER TWO We .9 t 1/2 West 112- All i All All All Al I All All All All All I. All All All All All All All All All All All of Towiship 50s Range 5 Al I All All All All till All 6 49 4 7 49 4 5' 50 4 6 50 4 7 50. 4 8 50 4 is 50. 4 19 50 .4 30 50 4 31 50 4 29 51 4 30 51 4 31 51 4 32 51 4 1 49 2- 49 3 49 5' 4 49 5 49 5 11 49 12 49 14 49 10 51 11 51 5 14 51 15 51 22 51 23 51 25 51 26 51 4 : I ADJOURIQED- ANNILYL MEETING OF THE BAYFIFLD COUIITTi BOARD NOVEMER_17 , 18 and 19, 1931. 61 - - i j Description i Section Township Range All 27 51 All 28 51 5 No rth 1/2 29 51 5 North 1/2 30 51 5 I All 31 51 5 All 32 51 5 All 33 51 5 All 34 51 All 35 51 5 All .36 51 5 i All 1 50 6 All of Sections 7 to 36, inclusive 50 6 South 1/2 36 51 6 All 2 49 7 East 1/4 12 50 7 All 13 .50 7 All 24 50 7 ,All 25 50 7 All - 35 50 7 All 36 50 7 UNIT NM THREE' All of Sections 2, 39 43, 99 10, 11, 12, 139 14$ 15 and 16 47 8 East 1/2 22 47 8 All 23 47 8 All 24 47 8-- All 14 4& 8 East 1/2 15 48 8 All of Sections 22, 23, 26: 27: 33.,.34 and 35 48 8 UNIT NUI'VI ER, FOUR All 4 45 9 Ali 9 45. 9 All of Sections 1 to 24 inclusive 46 9 North 1/2 25 46 9 North 1/2 26 46 9 Forth 1/2 .27 46 9 All 28 46 9 North 1/2 30 46 9 All 33 46 9 West 1/2 15 47 9 All of Sections 16, 17, 20 and 21 47 9 West 1/2 22 47 9 South 1/2 25 47 9 All of Sections 26, 279 28 and 29 47 9 South 1/2 31 47 9 All of Sections 32 to 36 inclusive 47 9 Signed: ' Fans J. Thompson. AD JOU1 ED ANIPUAL IVMET II?G _ OF TH.E BAY �I=, C OUid TY B_03'�Ii1] - - -.. -- -- - --- -- - --- - --- - - ITOATZM113ER..17_, 18 1 I i I:iotion made by Kjarvick and seconded by 'i'etzner that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following resolution was reads TO THE HON OR.1iBLE, 1014BERS OF T IM COUNTY BOARD OF BAYF IELD COUNTY, Assembled on this 18th day of November, 1931. '5`HEREAS it has been mentioned by the State Conservation Commission that Forest- Rangers' cabins will be constructed in several localities in the County. THER.EFORE, Be it resolved that the Bayfield County Board, assembled at its annual meeting.•I+Tovember 18th, 1931, donate such parcels of land for construction of such mangers' cabins and that the County Clerk be authorized and instructed to issue deeds of such county owned lands to the State Conservation Commission, not to exceed twenty acres for each cabin site. Signed: V. E. Brubaker Motion made by Squires and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Lotion carried. The following resolution was read: T 0 THE- 1I BERS OF THE C OUNTY B OA:ZD OF BAYF I ELD C OUNTY Assembled on this loth day of November, 1931, In order to promote and encourage forest planting by the students in the Washburn schools, BE, IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Bayfield County Board, assembled at its annual meeti rig this 18th day of November, 1931, authorize and instruct the county clerk to issue deeds to the School Board of the City of Vlashburn for Lots one (1) to Thirteen (13) inclusive, and Seventeen (17) to Thirty-two (32) inclusive, in Block Ninety- nine (99), except Lots Fourteen (14), Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (16), and also Lots one to Thirty-two (1 to 32) inclusive: in Block One Hundred and Three (103), and Lots One (1) to Eight (8) inclusive _in -Block One Hundred and Ten (110), for the purpose of teaching and instructing pupils of the schools of the City of Mashburn in Forestry and that the above described lands will be used for the purpose of planting trees. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the former resolution deeding Forty acres to the Mashburn schools be recinded and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the face of the tax certificates on the aforesaid lots in the City of Iashburn be written off the excess account of tle City of Washburn. Also three lots of the above described lands be reserved for the purpose of constructing a State Rariger's cabin if deemed necessary by the State Conservation Commission. Signed: V. E. Brubaker. Motion by Brubaker and seconded by Johnson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. V 0 G�14 OQQ ADJOURIMD ANNUAL M-E,TI1TG OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NO 1, t7BER 17, 18 and 19, 1931• The following resolution was read®. TO TIE HONORABLE 10EM BERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF BAY -FIELD COUNTY Assembled this 18th day of November, 1931 in adjourned regular session® Inasmuch as Bayfield bounty has acquired through tax title the Following decribed property located in the Townsite of D'ayfields Dots #15, 16, 179 189 19 and 20, Block #55', lying in part in Lake Superior, and inasmuch as it is the desire of the City of hayfield to acquire this property for the purpose of improving and converting into a 1111unicipal Bathing Beach, NO'U, THEREFORE, Be it RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board, assembled in annual meeting this 18th clay of November, that the County Clerk be ,instructed to issue a quit -claim deed to the City of Bayfield on the above described property; namely, Lots 15, 16, 17, 189 19 and 20, Block 55, T'ownsite of Bayfield. Signe d, C. W. Smith I Motion made by Ledin and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Yotion made by f1+i. J. �Lnderson and duly seconded that the foregoing motion be amended to read that the City of Bayfie-ld pay the face of the tax certificates against 'the property. potion to amend lost. lotion carried to adopt resolution. The following report was read® TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF IDAYFI.�LD COUNTY: We, the undersigned committee on Buildings and Grounds wish to report as follows for the past year's work. The heating system has been changed over to a return -line system as directed by the County Board at their meeting last April. The work vial let on bids jointly by the i"inarice and Buildings and Grounds Committees at a cost of 2,170.00, to 1,hich was added some additional minor charges. `i'h:e total cost including dralving of plans and supervision amounted to $2,369.95• Several small improvements have been made on the courthouse and we feel that it is in a good state of repair. We wish to cooperate with the county board on an economic program for 1932 and therefor recommend a budget of $3,800.00 for the courthouse for 1932, which is $700.00 less than the 1931 budget® -"-r. examination was made of the jail arid- sheriff's residence and we recoiri, end 5p2,500.00 for 1932. �'e are sorry that we can not reduce this item but do not feel we can do so on account of some needed repairs. Dated this -4th day of November, 1931. Signed: A. 1 • Johnson Carl Anderson Oscar Anderson Buildings & Grounds Comm. !.Motion by 1,"i. J. Anderson and seconded by Brubaker that the report be accepted and placed on file. I'.Lotion carried. AD JOU3RIM ANNUAL N E;ET I N G OF TIE BAYF IELD C OU11TY BOARD NOVLMER 17, 18 and 19, 1931. le following report was read: j TO THE HOITOP13LE COUNTY BOARD.* � i We the undersigned committee on Sheriff's, Justices' and Constables' bills have examined the records in the aforementioned offices. Your particular attention is called to the overrun in the sheriff's budget which is due to the following reasons: 1. Three expensive murder cases. 2. Several long trips outside the state, some requireing extradition papers, which are expensive. ! 3. In 1930 there were 112 coruriitments to the county- jail. In 1931 there i were 170, which was an increase of 58. 4. ' he commitrizents were for an average longer period. I 5. An item of four hundred dollars was paid out for two rewards. 6. In 1930 there were 19 commitments to state institutions. In 1931 there- werel 37, which was an increase of 18. 7. In 1930 the total mileage -traveled was approximately 30,000. Ir, 1931 the mileage- was approximately 53, 000. I i Yuur committee recommends a budget for next year of $7,500 for operation. I - I expense and $795.00 for outlay for a new car. 'iie feel that it is economy to purchase I a heavier car due to the large mileage traveled in one season. ',e checked the car expense for the past year and compared it to what it vrould Dave cost by rail, and find that the car has saved approximately one thousand dollars. I I 'Ve have checkedthe books of P. J. Savage, IYI^uni.cipal. Judge,and found them to agree frith his annual'report. The amount collected by his court is $' 16.04 in I fines, fees and costs $104.49, a total of 4,�620.53. Je have checked the records of E. C. Hart, Municipal Judge, and found them j to agree vrith his annual report. The total of fines and costs amount to $573.80. i Ike recommend an appropriation of one hundred dollars for clerical hire for. jL. C. Hart, said clerk to be hired only when necessary and said clerk to be paid • i by -voucher only upon. approval of the court. We find that fines and costs amounting to $103.05 were collected -by the i j sheriff and paid to the county treasurer. We also found an item of $551.22 in fines which was paid to the County Treasurer by the clerk of circuit court. ve reco(mnend the payment of the bill of Hans Clare, Justice of the Peace, amounting to $12.00 for the taking of complaints and issuing warrantso sign d: Geo. B. ans Carl P. Larsen P. Kjarvi.ck Co_gmittee. r'lotion made by Squires grid seconded by Smith that the f oregoin[_ report be received and placed on file. Motion carried.. i The following report was read: i To the Hon. County Board of Bayfield Couhtya vie, the undersigned committee on County :Fair) beg to. -.report the financial I affairs of the County Fair as per statement attached. Ue commend the business like I manner in which the fair has been conducted. .60 AD JOUI IMD .�1ITINAL T EE T I TAG OF r1�tIE BAYF I MD COUNTY BOARD - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - NOV1+IiyIBER 17 , 18 and - 19, 1931- 'I After due consideration of the needs of the Fair association, such as repairs I, I 1 of the various buildings, which in our judgment, need repairs to preserve them. I The need of a suitable building to house- the 4-H clubs is one of the outstanding needs, and we feel that a place must be provided for them and that, the second floor of the exhibit hall be made suitable for that purpose. The fencing program that. has been partially completed in the past two years should be completed this year - as we feel it a waste of funds to any longer repair the old one every year as i that money could be applied to a permanent fence® After due consideration of all angles we recommend that an appropriation of I . ' $5000.00 be made, and we the committee, feel that we understand the needs and ask that this appropriation be levied as per our recoirnnendation. the insurance to be paid out of this appropriation, by the Bayfield County Clerk. Signed., John Taipale E. R. Tetzner I . H. J. Hougas J. J. Drinville S. E. Squires Committee. Motion by Squires and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing report be received I ' and placed on file. 1dotion carried. I i - I The f ollowing report was read: TO THE HOHORJU =1 P 311 BIT RS OF TI-IE BAYFIELD C OUIITY BOARD., We, the undersigned committee on Education, hereby submit the following finan- cial report: Budget for 1910-1931 Salary, County, Superirite ndent $29000.00 Salary, Clerk 1,040.00. Telephone 75.00 Transportation and personal expense 800.00 Printing 135.00 , Supplies and postage 550.00 Total $4,600.00 Ex-Penditures for 19W-19U I Salary, County Superintendent �29000.00 Salary, Clerk 1,030.00 Telephone 50.05 Transportation and hotel expense 803.83 AJri nt i ng 126.55 Supplies and postage 492.32 Total $49502.75 j We approve the work and expenditures of the County Superintendent's office for the past year and recommend that the following budget be made for the ensuing year i of 1932. ADJOURIED JUMUAI� ITEETING OE _T_ Hli B_AYFIEID_ COUNTY BOARD - - ----- ----- -- --- - - NdVLe TBER 17, 18 and__19, 193l -__. ---_i Recommended Budget: for 1931- Salary, County Superintendent $29000.00 Salary, Clerk. Telephone Transportation Printing, Supplies and postage 1,080.00 70.00 750.00 400.00' Total $4, 300.00 Signed: . R. Tetzner J. J. Drinville C . J. 1 o i d 11otion by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Brubaker that the foregoing report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Motion by V. J. Anderson and seconded by Meyer that the Board adjourn until - one P. Y. Idotion carried. Meeting called to order at one P. 11. by Chairman R. A. Hering. The following members answered roll call: Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, F-jarvick, Randall, Jr.`, Larsen, Phillips, Meyer, Mertz, Olson, Weir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, W. J. Anderson, Liebman,. C. 0. Nelson, Taipale, Kaevinsky, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, Hougas, `l'etzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, lac Carty, Smith, H. J. Belson, Brubaker,, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-seven. The following resolution was read• A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE BAYFIMD COUNTY TO ENTER CERTAIN LANDS UNDER THE FOREST CROP LAW. RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled at the annual meeting this 18th day of I•aovember, 1931, that Bayfield County register and cause to be registered as forest crop lands all those lands hereinafter described owned by said County and that the County Clerk of said County be and he is hereby directed and instructed to cause- a petition to be filed with the Conservation Commission of Wisconsin stating that the lands hereinafter described are more - useful for growing timber and other f.drest crops. than for any other purpose and that said County intends -to practice forestry thereon and that said County Clerk take such proceedings as may be necessary, under the.provisions of-Ghapter 77 of Wisconsin Statutes, and the amendments thereto, to procure the entry of any order by the Conservation Commission of Wisconsin for the entry and approval of lands herein described as forest crop lands and that the lands so to be entered as forest crop lands are described as follows, to -wit: AUJOURIZD ANNUAL Ia'li+;ETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD 60 ISO , AMBER 17,18 and 19, 1931. - - UNIT NUMBER ONE - Description erection Tovmship Range South 1/2 1W 1/4 7 51 3 All SIV 1/4 7 51 3 North 1/2 18 51 3. Sr ut h 1/2 SW 1/44 1 51 4 SE 1/4 1 51 4 NE 1/4 I.I. 51 4 North 1/2 SW 1/4 11 51 4 A SE S17 11 51 4 SE 1/4 11 51 4 West 1/2 1\E 1/4 14 51 4 All Ng 1/4 144 51 4 N II NE 15 51 4 South 1/2 NE 1/4 15 51 4 All NS'ii 1/4 15 51 4 North 1/2 16 51 4 East 1/2 17 51 4 UNIT NU1MER TWO we st 1/2 WI 1/4 6 49 4 T All SIV 1/4 6 49 4 zee st 1/2. 7 49 4 North 1/2 5 50. 4 %,, SW 1/4 5 •50 4 North 1/2 SE 1/4 5 50 4 SW SE' S 50 4 SE NE 6 50 4 North 1/2 IIXII 1/4 6 50 4 Al SW 1/4 6 50 4 North l/2 7 50 4 SIV 1/4 7 50 4 West 1/2 SE 1/4 7 50 4 East 1/2 NE 1/4 8 50 4 East 1/2 MW 1/4 8 50 4 SIN 1/4 8 50 4 We s t ' l/2 1, 9 1/4 18 50 4 Hor- lJ ;-1/2 SE 1/4 18 50 4 1NAW 1/4 19 50 4 East, 1/2 Sig1/4 19 50 4, Sty NW 30 50 4 SW 1/4 36 50 4 HE 1/4 31 50 4 608 ADJOURNED ANNUAL AMETING OF THE BAYFZELD COUNTY BOARD_ _ NOV 2DER. 17, 18 and 19, 1931: Description Toivri shi 2 BE Iff 31 50 4 0-�� East 1/2 SW 1/4 31 50 4 SE 1/4 31 50 4 South 1/2 NE 1/4 29 51 4 29 51 4 South 1/2 29 51 4 '...."`'` O-.r/Lc!,,- .... - 1.7 � ---4 Ali' 31 51 4 All, 32 51 4 All 1 49 5 T SE Sal 2 49 5 South 1/2 SE 1/4 2 49 5 All 3 49 5 East 1/2 NVi 1/4 4 49 5 No r t h 1/2 11 49 5 East 1/2. SVV 1/4 11 49 5 BE 1/4 11 49 5 NE 1/4 12 49 5 North 1/2 Nail 1/4 12 49 5 Svi ifl 12 49 5 South 1/2 SE NW 12 49 5 North 1/2 SIB' 1/4 12 49 5 North 1/2 SE 1/4 12 49 5 HE 1/4 14 49 5 10 IM 14 49 5 South 1/2. IMF 1/4 14 49 5 SE 1/4 14 49 5 NE 1/4 1 50 5 T-�:� North 1/2. IM 1/4 1 50 5 North 1/2 SE 1/4 1 50 5 SE SE _ 1 50 5 NE Imi, 2 50 5 All 3 50 5 North 1/2 IM 1/4 4 50 5 SVILI SE 4 50 5 North 1/2 6 50 5 SIV 1/4 6 50 5 North 1/2 SE 1/'4 6 50 5 SE SE 6 50 5 NE 1/4 7 50 5 NE Nw 7 50 5 South 1/2 IN 1/4 7- 50 5 North 1/2 SVI 1/4 7 50 5 608 %A ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING OF ` I-M BAYFIELD COUNTY B OAPO NOVEMER 1.7 , 18 and 199 1931, Description Section Township Range North 1/2. SE 1`/4 7 50 5 r pry s iy s w`4 A,,) S � SE � �,��` �r ) I s�� i so . ;S- NE xx 9 50 5 NY 1/4 10 50 5 x-- i oth 1 10 50 5' SE Sir 10 50 5 East 1/2 BE 1/4 10 50 5 NE IN 11 50 5 South 1/2. IAV 1/4= 11 50 5 West 1/2 STD' 1/4- 11 50 5 SE Sw 11 50 5 Svr SE- 11 50 5 ITE 1/4 12 50 5 East 1/2,5E 1/4 12 50 5 East 1/2 NI� 1/44 13 50 5 North 1/2 14 50 5 Sal 1/4 14 50 5 West 1/2 SE 1/4 14 50 5 All l5 50 5 —N, —1/4— 16 50 Ill NVP 16 50 SE Im, 16 50 5 East 1/2 SW 1/4 16 50 5 All SE 1/4 16 50 5 SW Im 18 50 5 SE MT 18 50 5 North 1/2 SW 1/4 1& 50 5 SE say 18 50 5 North 1/2.8E 1/4 18 50 5 Sail SE- 18 50 5 Vie s t 1/2 Yie st 1/2 NVI XV 20 50 5 West 1/2 SOU IN 20, 50 5 SE Sw 20 50 5 South 1/2 NE SE 20 50 5 South 1/2 SE 1/4 20 50 5 NE 1/4 21 50 5 NE 1AV 21 50 5 South 112 NVI 1/4 21 50 5 ADTOURI%TED ANNUAL METING NOYMBER 17, 18 OF TIE BAYFIELD- ands, _1931._ COUNTY -BOARD I Description Section '1'oti^unship Rangy ' South 1/2 21 50 5 TM 1/4 22 50 5 West 1/2 Nell 1/4 22 50 5 � Vie st 1/2 SW 1 4' 22, 50 5 South 1/2 iM 1/4 23. 50 5 IM 1/4 23 50 5 i South 1/2 23 50 5 j North 1/2 SE 1/4 24 50 5 Sw SE 24 50 5 West 1/2 iM 1/4 25 50 5 I SE NE 25 50 5 NU 1/4 25 50 5 South 1/2 25 50 5 South 1/2 26 50 5 SW 1/4 27 50 5 West 1/2 SE 1/4 27 50 5 Vie s t 1/2 NW 1/4 28 50 5 SE Nw 2& 5 a 5 Svr 1/4 28 50 5 SE SE 28 50 5 All 29 50 5 NE NE 30 50 5 South 1/2 NE 1/4 30 50 5 South 1/2 '-,,RV 1/4 30 50 5 South 1/2 30 50 5 , orth 1/2 31 50 5 %^ North 1/2 HE 1/4 32 50 5 U SE NE 32 50 5 IN 1/4 32 50 5 SE 1/4 32 50 5 South 1/2 ITE 1/4 34 50 5 IAV 1/.4 34 50 5 All 35 50 5 Ile st 1/2 36 50 5 NE 1/4 10 51 5 J North 1/2 NU 1/4 10 51 5 J SE 1w, 10 51 5 East 1/2 SE 1/4 10 5L 5 ; All 11 51 5 West 1/2 14 51 5 i North 1/2 SE 1/4 14 51 5 SVI SE 14 51 5 sill Sir 15 51 5 SE 1/4 15 51 5 Nil 1/4 22 51 5 South 1/2 22 51 5 NE 1/4 23 51 5 610 ADJ'OUR1�- ANNUAL METING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD --- — NOVE'IuL$ER - Description North 1/2 IM 1/4 SVI 1/4 AlI NW 1/4 South 1/2 All NW Im South 1/2 BE 1/4 I'M 1/4 North 1/2 SIV 1/4 SW SW Iqw BE South 1/2 NE 1/4 SW I North 1/2 . North 1/2 Sidi 1/4 Sir SW BE 1/4 Iq' NW BE SWl North 1/2 BE 1/4 All All .NE 1./4 SW 1/4. All All All NE Nw South 1/2 NW 1/4 BE 1/4 SW im West 1/2 10 1/44 North 1/2 North 1/2 10 SW North 1/2 SE 1/4 BE BE - NE 1/4 East 1/2 iQW 1/4 Last 1/2 NE 1/4 South 1/2 IM 1/4 BE AIW mri I�IW South 1/2 NW- 1/4 NE SW SW sir NW BE All Section Township Range 23 51 23 51 5 25 51 5 26 51 5- 26 51 5 27 51 5 28 51 28 51 5 28 51 5 28 51 5 28' S1 5 28 51 5 29 51 5 30 51 5 31 51 5 31 51 5 31 51 5 31 51 5 32- ' 51 5 32 51 5 33- 51 5 33 51 5 34 51 5 35 51 5 36 51 5 36 51 5 1 50 6r,%��G( 7 50 6 8 50 6 9 50 6 9 50. 6 9 50 6 10 50 6 11 50 6 1l 1I 11 12. 12 14 14` �5- 16 16 16 16 16 18. 50 50 50 50 50 50 50. 50 50 50 50 50 50. 50 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6. 6 6 6 6 ADJOURNED JAITIRJAL lVDIETING OF = BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD ITOVEIIBER-17, 18 and 19, 1931- Description Section Township Range DE 1/4 19 50 6 East 1/2 BE N7 19 50 6 East 1/2 SW 1/4 19 50 6 BE 1/4 19 50 6 South 112.NVV 1/4 22 50 6 All 23 50 6 All 24 50 6 EzLst 1/2 HE 1/4 26 50 6 26 50 6 in? ISW 26 50 6 NE 113B 26 50 6 South 1/2 SE 1/4 26 50 6 BE 1\7"b 27 50 6 NE SE- 27 50 6 North 1/2 28 50 6 SW 1/4. 28 50 6 Ida S-P 28 50 6 North 1/2 29 50 6 SE 1/4 29 50 6 DE 1qw 30 50 6 BE 1/4 30 50 6 North 1/2 31 50 6 All 32 50 6 East 1/2 11113' 1/4 34 50 6 lay IRY 34 50 6 North 1/2 BE 1/4 34 .0 5 6 North 1/2 IM 1/4 36 50 6 BE Im 36 50 6 I,..1/4 1/4 36 50 6 West 1/2 SW 1/4 36 50 6 South 1/2 3 6 5 1 6 South 1/2 NE 1/4 2 49 7 North 112 I\W 1/4 2 49 7 SE M7 2 49 7 NE Sw 2- 49 7 South 1/2 S117 1/4 2 49 7 All SE 1/4 2 49 7 East 1/2 Im 114- 12 50 7 East 1/2 BE 1/4 12. 50 7 All 13 50 7 W I%TV 24 50 7 BE Sal 24 50 7 SW BE 24 50 7 25' 50 7 North 1/2 my Im 25 50 7 BE 1/4 W NE: 25 50 7 North 1/2 SI,3 YTA' 25 50 7 JADJOURITED ANHUiL IMMING OF T?-]E, BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NO-vilaER 17, 18 and 19. DeScri-otion. Section Township Range East 1/2 IM IN 25.50 7 South 1/2 im sm 25 50 7 SE 1/4 MV SD, 25 50 7 South 1/2. SE 1/4 25 50 7 We s t 1/2 IAA 1dW 35 50 7 'Vest 1/2 SW IM 35 50 7 South 1/2 35 50 7 All 36 50 7 -UNIT 11U10BEF, THREE MIT SW 3 47 8 South 1/2 NE 1/4 4 47 8 4. 4 47 8 f sir 4 47 8 South 1/2 S V; 1/4 4 47 8 SE 1/4 4 47 8 NW- 1/4 9 47 8 North 1/2 SW 1/41 9 47 .8 SE 1/4 9 47 8 10 47 8 SE Sal 10 47 8 HE SE_ 10 47 8 South 1/2 SE 1/4 10 47 8 South 1/2 N-W 1/4 12 47 8 Sw SE 12. 47 8 North 1/2 14 47 8 SW 1/4 14 47 8 IInv SE 14 47 8 SE NE 16 47 8 Im SE 16 47 8 South 1/2 SE 1/4 16 47 8 Nw NE 22 47 8 SE NE 22 47 8 e s t 1/2 S-E _A, Wll 22 47 8 West 1/2 IM 1/4 24 47 8 NE lu 24 47 8 South 1//2 MI; 1/4 24 47 SW 1/4 24 47 8 North 1/2 SE 1/4 24 47 8 SE 24 47 8 North 1/2 14 48 -8 East 1/2 HE 1/4 15 48 8 NE SE 15 48 8 South 1/2 SE 1/4 15 48 8 22 48 8 South 1/2 NE 1/4. 22 48 8 Eac-t 1/2 NV 1/4 22 48 M SE 22 48 ADJOURIM,M AITNUAL TiU]E T I I•,rG OFT H' B XZF I D COUNTY BOARD YOV] dBER 17,, . 18 and 19, 1931. - - -- - -- -- - - - -- - Description Section Tolyriship Fran^e South 1/2 SE 1/4 22 48 8 L17 I1E 26 48 8 SE im 26 48 8 ! . South l/2 INT 1/4 26 48 8 SE S17 26 48 I 8 Sw SEA 26 48 8 North 1/2 NE 1/4 33 48 8 SE HE' 33. 48 8 NE NVJI33 48 & South 1/2 SW 1/4 33 48 8 sE 1/4 33 48. 8.. . South 1/2 NE 1/4 34 48 8: I� Svir 34 48 8 Stir SST 34 48 8 N rw SE 34 48 8 NEI SE 35 48 8 UUIT IMEB1,1I1 FOUR Sir HE 4 45 9 West 1/2 lei 1/4 4 45 9 North 1/2 SW 1/4 4 45. 9 9 45 9 South 1/2 ISE 1/4 9 45 9 Vise st 1/2 9 45 IV^T Nw • 1 46 9 SE IVY 1 46 9 North 1/2 SE 1/4 i 1 46 9 1- North 1/2 ISM 1/4 2 46 9 IAV 2 46 9 NVI; I\Tw 3 46 9 West 1/2 S,, 1/4 4 46 9 South 1/2 NE 1/4- 5 46 9 Mq SIV 5 46 9 SE SE_ 5 46 9 SW HE 6 46 9 South 1/2 IM 1/4r 6 46 9 SW 1/4 6 46 9 Sill SE 6 46 9 North 1/2 7 46 9 SVit 1/4 7 46 9 North 1/2 SE 1/4 7 46 9 Sw SE, 7 46 9 M IdE 8 46 9 TdE I1E 9 4 6 .9 North 1/2 liff 1/4 9 46 9 NE SST 9 46 9 East 1/2 SE 1/4 9 46 9 South 1/2 NW 1/4 10 46 9. ADJOURNED ANNUAL IMETING OF THE BAYFI"U'JLD COUNTY BOARD MIBER 17, 18,and 19, 1931- Description erection L=fhia Range SW 1/4 10 46 9 11 46 9- Vest 1/2 SE 1/4 11 46 9 West 1/2 IM 114 12 46 9 SE Nil 12 46 9 South 1/2 12 46 9 North 1/2 SVI 1/4 14 46 9 SE Sw 14 46 9 No r th 1/2 SE' 1/4 16 46 9 Syl SE: 1.7 46 9i Sri NE is 46 9 sW 'A 18 46 9 i. South 1/2 IM 1/4 19 46 9 SE 'A 19 46, 9 NW 1/4 20 46 9 SE 1,4 20 46 9 IM 'A 21 46- 9 All 22 46 9- East 1/2 24 46 9 West 1/2 NE 25 46 9 Nw 1/4- 25 46 9 North 1/2 27 46 9 IM 1/4 28 46 9 No r t h 1/2 30 46 9 All 33 46 9 HE NAY 15 47 9 South 1/2 I'v 'A 15 47 9 West 1/2 SW 1/4 15 47 9 Im, 16 47 9 SE, 1qw 16 47 9 North 1/2 SW 1/4 16 47 9 SE 'A 16 47 9 MY Im, 17 47 9 NE SW 17 47 9 South 1/2 SIV 'A 17 47 SE, 1/4 17 47 9' North 1/2 26 47 9 South 1/2 SW 1/4 20 47 9 m NE, 21 47 9 1w, 21 47 9 South 1/2 NVI 1/11, 21 47 9 sty 'A 21 47 9 XB I\Tv 22 47 9 Sw 'A 25 47 9 West 1/2 ITE 1/4 26 47 9 North 1/2 1TV 1/4 26 47 9 North 1/2 IT17 1/427 47 9 ADJOURNED -ANNUAL ANNUAL 12ET - II-IG OF `1�HE BAYFI.E'LD COUITTY - - --- - -- - NOVD-[BER 17, 18 and 19, 1931e BOARD. j Description Section Toansh Ran e BE SW ?7 47 9 Uest 1/2 SE 1/4 27 47 9 BE SE, 27 47 9 i Si'1 NE 28 47 9 South 1/2 NW 1/4 28 47 I 9 I South 1/2 28 • 47 9 NVI Su�Y 29 47 9 i SE SW 29 47 9 SW 1/4 / 31 47 9 NE SE- 31 47 i 9 I South 1/2 SE..1/4 31 47 9 East 1/2 NE 1/4 32 47 9 i I North 1/2 1W 1/4 32 47 9 i BE Iff 32 47 9 XE SDI 32 47 9 South 1/2 SIB' 1/4 32 47 9 North 1/2 SE 1/4 32 47 9 SVI SE 32 47 9 NE BE'' E 33 47 9 South 1/2 SW 1/4 33 47 9 South 1/2. SE 1/4 33 47 9 North 1/2 34 47 9 North 1/2 SW 1/4 34 47 9 i SW Sir 34 47 9 SE 1/4 34 47 9 i North 1/2. 35 47 9 We st 1/2 SW 1/4 35 47 9 - HE SE: 35 47 9 North 1/2 SW 1/4 36 47 9 signed - Hans J. Thom son Motion was made by Solberg and seconded by Yjarvick that 'the foregoing resol- ution be adopted., Roll call was as follows: Ayes Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, K arvick, Randall, Jr., Larsen, Phillips, Mertz, lVeir, Helmer, Liebman, C. 0. Nelson, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, Hougas, Tetzner, Williams, La Pointe, Tic Carty, R. J. Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total tvrenty-seven.. Nays Meyer, Olson, Squires, Exickson, ! Noid, W. J. Anderson, Taipale, Nacvin- sky, Ledin and Smith. Total ten. Motion carried. The following report Was read: - - - --- -- -- ---- - ADJOURNED ANI\TUAL IEEE IlqG -0r _ THE; BAYFIELD_ COUNTY_ BQARD_ ----- - NOVE1M 17,_l8• and 10, 1g31. --- ---- -- REPORT OF RURAL AIL ROUE COT 1ITTEE" To the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors- Bayfield County, Wisconsin. Gentlemen: We the undersigned committee designated by your Board to study the Rural Mail. Route situation in this county find the following interesting facts: As of September 1, 1931 there.were twenty-one rural mail routes oper- ating wholly or partly in Bayfield County, of lengths varying from 12.3 miles to 39.5 miles, as measured. by speedometer from post office back to most office. The total speedometer mileage is 568.90 miles. of this total mileage, 97.3 miles are on the State Trunk Highway Systera; 105.55 miles are on the County Trunk Highway System:.; and 66.45 miles, are doubled back or retraces: ve are eliminating the above portions of the Rural bail Route System from our consideration, inasmuch as they are being satisfactorily taken care of now. The balance, or 299.6 miles are on Town Roads or Village and City Streets, this mileage of Rural Mail Routes operating on Town Roads and Village and City Streets effects each town, city or village about as follows: Town of Barksdale 16.90 miles Barne s- 21.15 Bayfield 19.70 Bayview 9.45 Bze ll 2.30 Cable 10.95 Clover 10.65, De-lt a 16.30 Drummond 16.60 Eileen 12.10 Hughes 12.. 9 5 Iron River 2.15 lie fly 15.40 Keystone 6.10- Lincoln. 15.15 Hason 22..10 Iyamekagon 3.50 Orienta 162o •Cilu 17.20 1i1sen 6.70 fort Ming 6.00 Prat t 7.15 Russell 10.30 Tripp 1.55 Washburn 17.10 village of Cable, .6o f . Mason .75 City of Bayfield .80- if if Mashburn 1.20 299.70 Miles ----- ----- -- - - _-- _ _ --- _ --- AI)JOIil3i�.lm_,.UTNU-AL--E'E IITG--OF--THE- BAYFIELD-COUNT--Y—B-OARD - -- ------ - - ---- _ ----ITOVEMBER_12, 18 and 19_,19_31� From the foregoing. figures it will `readily be seen that. the Rural Mail Route System: effects practically every town, city or village in the county and affords an outlet for practically every settled in the count that i _-community y, s not now served by the. State and County 'Trunk Highway Systems. !! Your committee believes that the town road part of this Rural I1ail Road System is not at the present time being improved as fast as it should be, nor as perma- nently as it should be and that it is impossible to start to do this work with present available .funds. tide believe that each mail route should be handled as a unit. in so far as possible., regardless of the number of towns it may go through, and that the County Highway Committee should have direct charge of them and of all funds that might be made available to them, both county aid funds or town Gas Tax Funds. In order that such a system -may be made definite and that any appropriation made: therefore by the County 'Board would be legally made, we believe that such system should be designated as a County Aid System of Town Highways as more definitely shown in red on an attached plat or malt of Bayfi eld County. I � 1-.,Ie belie•ve that this County Aid Road fund should be established in the County Highway Departmentp under the charge f C H' g o the County Highway Committees made up from not less than $50.00 per mile of Rural Mail Route in each town taken from the Town's share of the Gas Tax Funds, together with $50.00 per mile. of Counter Aid under Sec. 83.03, levied by the County Board action under the two mill provision of Section i 83.06, subsection 4. I I The County Highway Committee informs us that they are willing to cooperate in this program by reducing their recommendations for the County 'Trunk highway 1 System under the t--wo mill provisions of Section_ 83.06, subsection 4, sufficiently i so as to be able to start, this work without any increase in County Highway Levy. The estimated cost of putting 300 miles of Rural Mail Routes .up to a satis- factory.o:Qnditon as far as grading, draining, culverts, and gravel is concerned. is roughly $225,000. Fridges over six foot span, that may from time to time be required on this - system should be constructed under the present county aid Bride Law, Section 87.01. A joint County Aid Fund of $100.00 per mile for 300 miles or, 030000per year would take approximat-ely eight years to construct the above system, even if none of this money was spent for maintenance or snow removal. An eight year construction I program for improving the mail routes is probably too long, but. at least it would be a definite start and possibly could be speeded up later. At Delta Wisconsin vie have the only � , y post office in Bayfield County that is not connected with a rural mail route nor a state or county trunk highway, and because of that peculiar fact, we believe that the main traveled road through this Post Office to connect with the County Trunk hi.ghl.,ay System should be considered as a part of .the County Aid System outlined above. We do not believe that any county aid funds should be used for snow removal on the Rural Routes until they, are in better condition than they are at the present time. Your committee is introducing a separate resolution to your board providing for the above program a s outlined and we recommend that it be adopted. Very respectfully submitted,; S. E'. Squires 'William 11eyer A. H. Herrmann M. C . He lme r Harry 0. Anderson I Committee for clural Mail routes ' ADJOURMD _ANNUAL IMET-ING OF THE- _BAYF IELD COUITTY BOARD---- -- aVMER-17� 13_anci 9,193]._._---- Motion was -tna.de by Squires and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing report. be received and placed on file-. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: R E S O L U T I O N Providing an appropriation for a 6oianty Aid System of.Town Highways in Bayfield County. RESOLVED BY THIS BAYFI - C0Ui�ITY BOARD assembled it ann al se io _ , � session this:.., 18th . day of November, 1931, that the sum of $150000.00 be and is hereby appropriated under the Two Mill provisions of Section 83.069 subsection 4, to the County Highway Committee, under Section 83.03, for County Aid/constructing and maintaining a County Eiid System of Town Highways, more definitely located and shown in red on the attached nap of Bayfield County. BE' IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That said sum shall be expended in the various Towns, Cities and Village-s, under the direction of the County Highway Committee, providing, however, that no part of such sum shall be expended in any 'Mown, City or Village until such Town, City or Village shall have paid into said County Aid Road Fund not less than the amount of $50.00 per mile of each mile of County Aid System in such Mown, City or Village, shown in red on the above mentioned map of Bayfield County. Sd gne d: S. E. Squires William Eleyer A. H. Herrmann 19. C . Helmer Marry C. Anderson 1dotion by K arvick and seconded by +. J. Anddrson that the foregoing resolution be, laid on the table. Ilotion carried. The following resolution was read: RE'S GLUT 1 0 N WHENBEAS TIM BAYFITPLD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPJ RRVISORS, did at their annual meeting a year ago request and petition the Wisconsin Highway Commission to make :State "Trunk Highway No. 24 an Arterial highway. AND YTH4 ,SAS -The Wisconsin Highway Commission did designate State Trunk Highway No. 24 as ans-Art erial Highway and. then later changed their decisAon. - NNW, THMEFORL, Be It a{esolved, by _- �'i this Bayfield County Board assembled irn/ival Session this 18th day of November, 1931, that the Wisconsin Highway ' Coruni scion be grid is hereby requested -and petitioned again to designate State Trunk Highway i`To. 24 as an Arterial Highway. ,jigned; Harry C. Anderson R. E. Gcff. Leon H. TIic Carty County Highway Corariittee. Motion was made by H. Cb Anderson and seconded by i'�illiams that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried: The Following resolution was read: R E S O L U T I O N IHEREAS, The Wisconsin Highway Conmiission and Bayfield County did tl-iis year relocate and construct State Trunk Highway No. 13 between Barksdale and Washburn. and State 69 AD JOn, NED AIRM AL MEETING OF THE BA-YTI IELD COUNTY BOARD — - NOV:Q4rBLR, 17 , 18 and 19, 1931.. - - - - ---- -- - Trunk Highway No. 24 both north and south of the Village of Cableaccording to the plans and specifications for State Aid Project No.. 8389, and State Aid Project No. 84.12� WHEREAS, Due -to said relocations there are certain portions of State Trunk Highway !'To.' 13, and State Trunk Highway No. 24 that are not now necessary as.a part of the State or County Trunk Highway Systems. NO179 THEREFORE, DE IT RE OLVED•, By this Bayfield County Board assembled in/An al Session this 18th day of November, 1931, that such unnecessary portions of State Trunk Highway No. 13, and State Trunk Highway No. 24, within the limits of the above - projects Nos. 8389 and '8412, be and :are.:here:ay reverted back to the Tovins in which they are located. Harry C. Anderson 1;® E. Goff Leon H. Mc Carty County Highway Committee. Motion wa' s made by H. C. nriderson and seconded by Kjarvick that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following petition was read: November 16,. 1931. TO THE HONORABLE C OUI`JT Y BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY; We, the undersigned tax payers of the lo= of Namekag-on, hereby petition your Honorable Body to change the location of County Trunk I'D" commencing at the turn back of Ed. Brickheimer's in Lot 5, Section Teri (4 ), fl'ownship Forty-three (43) North, of Range Six (6) hest, and running along the lake- to Jones' corner in Lot. Five (5 ), erection Ten (10), Township Forty-three (43) North, of Range Six (6) West, its present location, to, commencing at the turn back of Ed. Brickheimer's and running in a Westerly direction through Section Ten (10), Township Forty-three (43 ) North of Range Six (6) West, through to Jones'- corner or thereab outs. This would eliminate two of the most dangerous curves on County Trunk I'D. n. See attached map. Signed: Name Address J. E . La Pointe Cable John Schweiger Cable R. A. Gallup C abl e Gust Richter Cable Otto Gi sne ss Cable Victor F. Anderson Cable E. Liebman 'do Philip Young able, Wis. John 0. Anderson Cable, Wis. Elmer Anderson Cable, ibis. ldotiori was made by Liebman and seconded by Kjarvick that the foregoing peition be referred to the County Highway Committee w Ith potnier to act. Motion carried. ADJOURNED + AN U La T T-I NG -OF THE BAYFIELD-COUNT--Y -B OAKD------ - : - - -- - - - - . NO _+-MER 118-and_19,_ �931. -- — — The following. report was, reads ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY HI GHWOY C OTaTKIT TEE" BAYFIELD COUNTY November 18, 19311 To the Honorable County Board of Supervisors: Gentlemens Your county Highway Committee begs to submit its annual report of highway activities effecting this county in 101: 'rhe past season has been the busiest season in the history of the County Highway Department., ad in may ways the most successful. We._tike consider- able pride in being able to point out to you, the exceptionally sound financial.. condition of the highway .funds this fall as shown by the County Highway Comm- issioner's financial report. We are not asking you for any appropriation for County trunk Highways, Compensation Insurance, Snow Removal, County lid Bridges, nor Machinery Fund, unless it should be necessary to provide additional equipment for mail routes. We recommend that the State Aid for County Trunk Highways under kection 84.03, subsection 9, for the season of 1932 be used for the construction or maintenance of the County Trunk Highways under the direction of the County Highway Committee. We approve of the appropriation recommended: by the Special Committee on Rural Mail "outer, and recommend its passage by the hoard. We have been very successful this past year in getting state emergency funds expended for highway work in this county. The Washburn -Barksdale Job dh, No. la, including the under -pass under the Omaha has been completed with agate Aid funds. The Cable Relocation on State Trunk Highway No. 24 including one mile extension has been completed with State Aid Funds. The Drummond Overhead on State Trunk Highway No. 24 including .the grading and graveling is being completed now with State 41argency Funds. The Iron River - Brule grading Job on U. S. No. 2 is being completed now with State Elhiergency Fundz. The -graveling -on estate Trunk Highway No. 13 from Port 'Ting west to the Douglas County line has been completed from State Unallottecl Reserve funds. There has been expended in Bayfi eld County this year for highway purposes more than _,ten times as much money as hayfield County pays in both license fees and gas taxes. Next year U. S, No. 2 will be paved from Iron River to Brule and we hope graded -in preparation for paving, from Iron River to Ashland. Proper surveys have been completed, necessary relocation hearings held, and if approved by the County Board this fall, work would be started on this job -next year. The new highway law allots a certain amount of money back to each county .for construction on the State Trunk Highway System. (Sec. 20.449) Which next year is estimated to be, $101007.79, and in the location of Mich the County Board has an equal voice with the State Highway Commission. i We recommend that this fund in 1932 be used for the construction of ADJOURKE' D .ANNUAL 1EETI NNG OF THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD NOTE1:51344 17 9, 18 _ana 19 9 19 31 • State 'Trunk Highway No. 13 from port. hng Last as far as- said sum will consttruct. It is our understanding of the new highway law that this fund wi11 no.t be necessary in the paving of U. S, No. 2 and..it is the only money available. for use on a State Trunk Highway such as No. 13 from Bayfield to the Douglas County Line. We strongly urge that our recommendation be followed in regard to this fund. We expect, considerable improvement in theS,tate 11aintenance- budget next year, which will probably include the oiling of all Federal AidHighways in the county, that means Ido. 24, No. 2, and No. 13 from Ashland to Bayfield. State ,funds also will pay the cost of snow removal on the State `trunk Highway System this winter. The Construction Work on the County trunk Highway System provided for by your Board last fall and reported on by this committee at last spring's meeting, has been carried out. pie believe that County Trunk Highway I1D" should be improved: from 1Tamekagon Lake to Grandview, that "All should be reconstructed from Iron River south for three miles, and straightened at Shockerty Swamp between Iron River and Port Ving. Some graveling should be done: on County Trunk Highway "C" from Cornu- copia south, and some gravel patching should be done on County Trunk Highway "B" in Oulu, and on County Trunk Highway "Ell -from 'Ino to Idason. Respectfully submitted; HARRY C_. ANDERSON LE ON H . McC.ARTY R. E. GOFF Bayfield County Highway Committee. Motion was made by H. S. Anderson and duly seconded that the foregoing report be accepted, except that. part. referring to Mail Routes. Motion carried. Motion was made by 17. J. Anderson and seconded by (�. V1. Smith to dispense with the reading of the Financial Report of the County'Highway Commissioner for preceeding year. Lotion carried. The following resolution' was read: WHEREAS, it has come to the attention of the County Board of Supervisors., of Bayfield County that it has not always been the practice of county officers and institutions supported by county funds to make purchase of supplies within said county and; that considerable moneys are expended without the county to the detriment of Bayfield County taxpayers, therefore be it RESOLVED, by the County .hoard of Supervisors in session this l8th day of November, 1931, that preference be given to layfield County firms in the purchase of supplies for county institutions, and that all such supplies be purchased within the county if the same can be supplied by Bayfield County firms at a price not in excess of the prices quoted: by outside firms. Dated this lUth day of November,, 1931. Signed, I. C. Helmer. Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Solberg that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following report was read: ADJOURNED ANIMAL MIMING OF THE- BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD NOVhT.IBL1'R 17, 18 and INDIG- NT SOLDIERS' RELIEF COMMISSION OF BAYFIELD COUITCY November 18, 19310 To the Honorable County .Board of Supervisors Of Hayfield County, Wisconsin. Gentlemen: We, your committee of Indigent Soldiers" Relief, submit the following report: Appropriation DISBURSL'IMITS $60o.00 Vashburn Printing Co., printing Y 3.75 H. Hendrickson, shoes for Albert Thoreson 7.00 Me Pe Joyle, merchandise for Albert Thoreson 20.70 Anderson & Sons, groceries for Albert Thoreson 22.55- Dr. H. G. Iviertens, medical attention Alex Aiken 15.00 Rummel's Store, 3ddse°. to Aiken ` 10.94 Frank Stark, groceries Alex Aiken 3.69 Melvin C. Platt, relief 50.00 H. G. Iuertens, medical attention t'Tm. Bellanger 10.00 Frank stark, groceries ilex Aiken 5.35 Alex Charrett:e9 assistance 20.00 Angus De Foe, assistance 20.00 Expense Commission, per diem, mileage, etc'. 76.63 Total 225.61 Balance in fund - $324.39 We -respectfully ask for another appropriation of $600.00 for the ensuing year. Respectfully submitted, R. A. Hering, Secretary. Lotion was made by Squires and seconded by Iff. J. Anderson that the foregoing report be received and placed on file. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, aurety.and Bonding Companies have refused to furnish depository bonds. for banks at this time, and whereas, it is not possible for. the banks of Bayfield County to procure personal bonds to cover twice the amount of County deposits as required by the laws of the State of Wisconsin, be it therefore RESOLVED, By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, assembled in annual session this 18th day of November, 1931, that the County Treasurer be, and he hereby is, instructed and authorized to place and keep in deposit with the several banks of the County such funds and moneys of the county as may be in his possession. Said funds to be subject to with- drawal at any time by said County 'Treasurer. And that as security for such deposits the banks of the County shall each place in escrow, in a satisfactory depository bank, or trust company, municipal or industrial bonds which shall �ai710Lilt be approved by said County Treasurer to the makimurr� ci Y e deposit placed in said bank. And be it also ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY .BOARD - NOVEMBER 179, 18 and 19 , i 931. ' I Resolved, that the District Attorney be, and he is hereby instructed to draw up and furnish the County Treasurer a foxm of articles of agreement covering i the placing of said municipal or industrial bonds in escrow, said agreements to I be signed by the County Treasurer, the officials of the depository bank and the officials of the Bank or Trust Company, where said bonds are to remain under the. terms of the agreements. i It being understood that should the state legislature enact laws such as i will provide an opportunity for the depository banks to secure surety bonds i or other form of surety for county deposits that the above action shall be void and i that the depository banks shall be required to comply with the provisions of the � new law. i Dated this 18th day of November, 1931. ►signed: N. L. Ledin i Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Helmer that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried© The following resolution was read® RESOLUTION WHEREAS: The depository banks of Bayfield County, due to the instability i i of the bond market and conditions in general find it unprofitable to pay interest I at the rate of 12% on the average amount of deposits during each calendar month. Be it therefore i 1 RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual session assembled this 18th day of November, , 1931 that the County Treasurer be, and he hereby is, instructed to accept interest from County depository banks computed at 0% on the minimum amount of deposit during the calendar month and that 20% j j of said minimum amount be free from any interest charge whatever. And -be it also RESOLVED, that all banks of Bayfield Oounty are named County Depositories, amount and that the maximum/of the County deposit in each of the Depository Banks shall be not more than the amount of satisfactory surety provided and furnished to the County 'Treasurer. Dated this 18th day of Ubvember, 1931. Signed® Iy . Is din _ W Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Helmer that the foregoing resol- ution be adopted. -=otion carried. The following resolution was read: TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF TEE BAYFI ELD COUNTY BOARD s 104[HEREAS, Joseph Markvaart and wife are the present owners of the Southwest quarter (SQ) of the Southeast quarter (SQ), Southeast quarter (SEA) of the Southeast quarter (SEA), North one-half Q) of the Northwest quarter KWQ of the i Southires� quarter (S�� ) Southwest quarter SW ) of the Southwest quarter SW ) �- q r� � � q �, ( 4 q p ( z and the South one-hal.f 0 ) of the Southeast quarter (S.rJ) of the Southwest quartet'' (SQ ). of Section three (3) Township Forty-nine (49) Not-th of Range Seven � (7) West. And '� RgL �� VNw ADJOURIIED AITNUtIL M3ETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNITY BOARD PTOVE'1t,1BER 17, 18 and -19, 1931 . 10EREAS, the aforesaid land is inaccessible to roads and schools and umiraproved, and WHEREAS, the settlement of this land would create a large expense to the • town in building a' road and providing school transportation, ax.,d in view of the foregoing facts, BE IT HL EBY RESOLtiED, that the County Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to issue a ('6uit-Claim Deed to Joseph Markvaart and rife to the following lands: Southwest quarter of Section. twenty-two (22), Township Fifty (50) north of � Range Seven (7) West, in exchange for the following lands: SW7r of the SEA, Section 3, Township 49, Range 7 �4est. SE-*'- of the SEy, Section _3, lownshi-p' 49, Range 7 ,dest Nil- M41 SIV-1ko Section 3; lowlship 49, Range 7 West. SW1 of the S7V49 Section 31' To`srnship 49, Range 7 ¢4est S1 SEA Section 3, ' ownship 49, Range 7 'pest. I Dated this 13th day of November, 1931• Signed: E. R. Phillips I Motion was made by Phillips and seconded by Helmer that the foregoing resolution be adopted . T-lotion carried. Iaotion was made .by Ledin and seconded by Kjarvick that the chair declare a ten minute recess. k'otion carried. Roll call after recess was as follows: Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kjarvick, Randall, Jr.; Larsen, Phillips, Meyer, Mertz, Olson, "'eir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, ?°ioid, "". J. Anderson, Liebman, I C. 0. Nelson, Taipale, Kacvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, Hougas, i Tetzner,Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, h1c Carty, "mith, R. J. Nelson, Lrubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, 'Thompson, Her,im:g and Johnson. Total Thirty-seven. lJotion was made by Squires and seconded by W. J. Anderson that the salary of the District Attorney for the ensuing term be set at y2,000.00 per year. Roll call showed the following vote: Aye: Pierce, Herrmann, Squires, Erickson, Noid, J. Anderson., C. 0. 1�elson, Taipale, Kacvinsky, Drinville, hougas, Smith and R. J. Nelson. `"otal I I thirteen,* I Nay: Solberg, Kjarvick, Randall, Jr.,. Larsen, Phillips, lUeyer, Yertz, Olson, "eir, Helmer, Liebman, H. 0. Anderson, Sibbald, setzner, dilliams, Ledin, La Pointe, Iuc Carty, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering' and Johnson. '�otal twenty-four. Ifiotion lost. Iulotion was nade by Randall, Jr., and seconded by `1'aipale that the salaries and wages of county officers and employees be cut. ten percent. Roll call was as follows: ADJOURITED ANNUAL JJL_F ;T II%IG OF '.LHE; BAYFIELD COU_TTY BOARD IIO 'T ER 1'7 _,L,18 and I Aye: Pierce, Herrmann, Randall, Jr., Veyer, Olson, Squires, Erickson,, lgoid, j C. 0. iielson, Tai pale, EacvinsI:y, Sibbal.d, Hougas, Ledin, Smith, Nelson and Brubaker. `l'otc,.l seventeen May: Solberg, «jarvick, Larsen, lhilli.ps, Mertz, Weir, rlelmer, W. J. Anderson Liebman, II. C. Anderson, letzner, '°milliards, La Pointe, Atc Carty, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total nineteen. Motion lost. I 'The following resolution was read: j To the Honorable County Board of Bayfield County, 1'°isconsin. Be it hereby resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, assembled in annual session this 18th day of November, 1931, that the :hoard of prisoners in the Bayfield County jail be and is hereby reduced from the present figure of One Dollar and five cents ($1.05) to the sum of Seventy-five cents per day or at the rate of twenty-five cents (25X) per meal. I I, Signed, W. J. Anderson _ Member County Board. Motion was made by 'v. J. Anderson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. No second. Lotion was made by Herrmann and seconded by W. J. Anderson that. the board of prisoners be -reduced to twenty cents per meal. � i Iiotion was .made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Pierce to amend the fore- going motion to read thirty cents per meal. Roll call on the amended motion was I as follows: Aye: Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kjarvick, Larsen, Phillips,.Ialeyer, hertz, i 'vie ir, Helmer, Liebman, C. 0. laelson, Taipale, I�acvinsky, ri. C. A"riderson, Sibbald, Drinville, Ilougas, ' etzner, '"Iilliams, Ledin, La Pointe, Idc Carty, J. slelson, Brubaker, Carl -Anderson, Oscar xnderson, Thompson, Tiering and Johnson. Total I thirty. may: Randall, Jr., Olson, Squires, Lrickson, Noid, V. J. Anderson and Smith. I 4 Total seven. I'Jotion . carried. i Motion was made by Helmer- and • seconded by Solberg that the reduced rate of thirty cents per meal for board of prisoners take effect on January 1, 1932. • 1 Motion carried. 1 i ' 1 i I The following report was read: i October 30, 1931. I T O THE HONORABLE C OUI'•F TY BOARD OF BAYF IELD C OUITI Y® lie the undersigned c oraiii ttee on Sanatorium have examined the proposed budget of the Trustees for 1932 and recommend the following cuts therefrom: ..,.Salaries and wages (10 of $2,140.00 Heat, light & po,:,er 300.00 I Subsistance 500.00 Septic tank 500.00 IL�iscellaneous repairs 200.00 -wedding & towelling 200.00 iiiscellaneous repairs to furniture and furnishings 100.00 Total 3,940.00 ADJOURN ANIINMAL IEETI--IN-G OF THE BAYFIED COUN'i'Y BOARD NOVMVI'BER 17 , 18 and 19, 1931. ..-We also recommend the purchase and installation of an oil heater for a laundry beater and incinerator as it will mean a considerable saving in fuel bills. e also recommend the constrction of a new road from State 'drunk Highray # 13 to the sanatorium, provid-ing the total q ost will not exceed $2,400.00 and i that lishland and Iron counties are willing to pay their apportionate share. The buildings and furniture at the sanatorium were found to be neat, clean . i and well kept up. i R. J. nelson A. H. Herrmann C. 1. Smith Sanatorium Committee. Motion was made by leLner and seconded by Johnson that the foregoing report i be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. i I1t7Lotion was rnade by 1,=c Carty and seconded by H. C. Anderson that the County Board sustain all budgets as drawn up by the individual committees and disregard the recomriiendations of the finance .cornrnittees where they had made reductions in i the several cormittee recommendations. No action. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Noid that the Board adjourn until Tljursday, November 19, at ten A. I:f. Roll call was as follows: Aye: Solberg, Kjarvick, Larsen, Phillips, 1,,Ieyer, Iaertz., Weir, dquires., Erickson, 1,Toid, Liebman, Taipal.e, Isa.cvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, Tetzner, Ledin, La Pointe, :Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson and Johnson. 'Total twenty-four. Nays Pierce, Herrmann, Randall, Jr.,. Olson, Helmer, C. 0. Nelson, Williams, I. h11c Carty, Smith, R. J. Nelson and Hering. Total eleven. Motion carried. I I Meeting was called to order at ten -thirty A. M., Thursday, November lgth, I by Chairman R. A• Hering. i The following members answered roll calle. i Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, I jarvick, Randall, Jr., Larsen, Phillips, Meyer, Mertz Olson ',Weir, Helmer Squires Erickson Noid W. J. Anderson Liebman C. 0. !nelson, Taipale, Kacvirisky, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald., Drinville, Rougas, `1'etzner, 'Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, IIc Carty, Smith, It. J. ITelson, Brubaker I Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-seven. The following reconLnendation was read: October 30, .1931. TO TIE HONORABLE BOARD OF-SUPERVI,3(TRS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY: wve, the undersigned Agricultural Committee, recommend the following budget for the Agricultural Agent for the year 1932s _AD JOUREED ANNUAL 11EE T ING OF THE BAYF IE LD- C OU1TTy B OARB -- -- -- ------------ -- NOVEMBER 118 arid. Salary-.-$li300.00 Clerk Hire 1,080.00 Office Expense 400.00 Car Expense 500.00 Committee work 200.00 Conference work 100.OG 4.-H.Club Expense 15G.00 Trucking 100.00 Travel 200.00 Total -$49030.00 Signed: Pat Galligan J. Noid R. A. Hering H. B. Randall, Jr. Elsie Ian.. Mi11er. Motion was made by Brubaker and seconded by Thompson that the foregoing recormmen- dations be adopted. No action. Irotion -v�as made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the item of Highway ac1ministration of the budget be set at 4)7,500.00. No action. Lotion was made by Squires and d4ay seconded tl-)--- t the Board adjourn until one P. M. Motion carried. 4 Meeting was called to order at 1:30 P. M, by Chairman K. A. Ilering. The following members ansz:Tered roll call= Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kja-rvick, Randall,, Jr., Larsen, Phillips, Ireyer, Mertz, 'lson, Ueir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, W. J. Anderson, Liebman, C. 0. Ilelson, Ta.ipale,, Kacvinsky, H. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville, hougas, `T'etzner, Williams,, Ledin, LaPointe, , Smith, A* J. 11el son, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Tiering and Johnson. Total thirty--Pixe The following budget was read: November 11, 1931. TO TIE HONOILOLE COU1Ty BOARD: We, the undersigned committee on Pinance, Miscellaneous Claims and Budget wish to submit for your consideration the following budget and recommendations: STATE TAX GENERAL GOVERDTitI NT`: County Board County Clerk County Treasurer As se•ssrment District Attorney Divorce Counsel Surveyor. County Court Municipal Court Justice Courts Juvenile Court BUDGET 1931 1932 Budget Recor�rsien_ded $12,400.00 $ None' 2,700.00 21,800.00 3,800.00- 31,800.00 3,700.00 3,800.00 49500.00 4,000.00 39500.00 31,400.00 50.00 50.00 5.00 5.00 3,Ooo.00 3,000.00 2,.600.00 21 600.00 12:00 800.00 700000 .1932 Adopted 2,800.00 3,800.00 3,,800.00 4t000.00 3,400.00 50.00 5.00 3,0G0.00 2,6o0.00 12,00 700.00 ADJOURNED ANNUAL 211EETING OF THE BAYFIEIM COUNTY BOARD - - - - - - - - - NOV-121DER 9 18 n d l c•, 1 31, - 1931 1932 1932 Budget Recommerid ed Adopted: circuit court 3-, 5oo.Oo ' 3, 600.00 3, 600.00 Coroner 125a00 200.00 200.-00 Courthouse 4, 500:00 3,00.00 39,800 ' 00 Elections 800.00 2j600.00 2,6o0.00 Special Accounting & Auditing 675.00 600.00 600.00 PROT2CTIOI\T OF PERSONS A_ND PROPERTY: Sheriff 723.00.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 Register of Deeds 3,600.00 31800.00 3,800.00 County's share of cost of fighting - forest fires 2,300.00 21,000.00 20000.00 HEALTH, CONSERVATION AND UXITATION: Vital Statistics 2.50.00 250.00 250.00 County Tuberculosis Sanatorium 182300.00 17,,200.00 17,200.00 Public Health Nurse 2,700.00 2,600.00. 2,6C0.00 Toxin - A'ntitoxin 400.00. 200.00 200.00 EDUC AT IOIT; : County Superintendent 4,6o0.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 I Tuition Paid Training Schools 200.00 200.00 200.00 Supervising Teachers. 4,500.00 .49;500.00 41,500.00 County Agricultural Agent 4,790.00 39,830.00 } 3,.830.00 4-H Club Work 600.00 None None r Conanon school ri'a_-< 35,500.00 35600.00 35,500.00 CHARITIES AM CORRECTIONS: Care of Poor in Outside Insitution, 15,500.00 None None Outdoor Poor Relief 350.00 2,054.50 29054.50 laothers' Pension 14,000.00 16,000.00 16,000.00 Relief of Blind 3,740.00 5, 660.00 4,980.00. 6oldiers' Relief 6o0.o0 500.00 None ✓ Jail & Sheriff's Residence 2,500.00 2, 500.00 2,500:00 Insane in Outside Institutions 9,563.7B* 99356-55* 9,356.55* Industrial School for boys 264.85* 481.79 * 481. 79* Industrial School for Girls None 248.93* 248.93* Colony & Training Schools 29236.33* 2,381.64* 2,381.64* State Sanatoria. None 27.43* 27.43* School for Dependent Children 41,241086* 4¢427.81* 4,427.81* H q li tt •' (Other than State) None 1,000-.00- 1,000-:00 State General Hospital 22244.34* 2,420.46* 2,420.46* Children's County Board hone 150.00 150.00 Hospital Care None 300.00 300.00 NOTES STATE SPECIAL CHARGES. IIH)EBTEDITT SS Interest .on Bonds 34975•00 39•55-0.00 3,550.00 Principal of Bonds 91000.00 4:783:80 41783.80 _ADJOURNED ANNUAL TIEE T I NG - -OF -THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD - NOVEMME'R 17; 18 and 19_: 19314 6 UNCLASSIFIED: County fair Community Fairs County Tax Deed Mork Contingency HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES S Hig1mray Administration 11aintenance S.T.H.S. Maintenance County T.H.S. Levy for County Highways County Aid Bridges - Under Section 87.01 Snow Removal Mail Route Highways Total :. OUTLAY GENERAL GOVERMENT; 1931 -1932 Budget Recommended 3t300.00 39400.00 300.00 !,,Tone 1, 200.00 1,200.00 109000.00 89800:0o 7, 500. o0 58,610.86 32, 23'4.46 25, 255.49 7,300.00 82,600.00. 38�765.74 i'Tone 1932 Adopted 3,400.00 None 12200.00 8,800.o0 7,300.00 82,600.00 v 38 765'.74 None +% 1, 350..00 alone None 105,000.00 None None None 15, 000-s 00 Nmo $335'661.97 $329,655*'65 $3139.475.65 County Clerk -None 1150"00 100.00 PROTECTIOT< OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY: Sheriff 400.00 400.00 795.00 County Court None 8 5.o0 85.00 HEALTH, CONSERVATION & SANITATION: County Nurse None 300.00 300.00 EDUCATION County Agricultural Agent 275.00 None hone Total for Outlay - 675000 goo.00 1,2 0.00 .E'STI13UTED REVENUES 1931 1932 TAXES: Inheritance Tax for County -Public Utilities Tax from state Tax Fees and Penalties Income Tax Revenue Occupational Tax for County FEES AND CHARGES: County Clerk County Treasurer Register of Leeds Municipal . Courts Circuit Court County Court Estimate 25..00 None 900.00 11744.11 10,000:00 g,500.00 39000.00 3,000.00 100.00 100.00 200.00 250.00 100.00 100.00 1,600.00 1,700.00 300.00 300.00 500.00 500.00 100.00 100.00 ADJOURNED D AIMUAL M, ET I_N G OF `f HE BA_Y�+' IELD C OU i,1TY 1B. OARD MB - - - -- - _ NOVEER 179 18 and 19, 1931. - - - 1931 1932 E st ima t e GIFTS AND MUTTS: State Aid for Supervising Teachers 4,500000 4,500.,00 State Aid for Mothers' pension 250.00 200.00 State Aid for Jlind 300.,00 35OA00 Revenue from State e Iflaintenance S.T.H.S. 58,6100'86 82,600.00 Revenue From State _ County T.H.S. 321,2349"46. 381,765.74.. All other general Revenue 100:00 100:00 State Aid for Sanatorium 109,500.00 .7,914.44 CMEERC IAL: Rent of Tax Deed 2roperty 800.00 900.00 Interest on Daily Deposits 1,400:00 1,000.00 Total -. $125,520.32 153,624-029 This year again the valuation of the county has receded to a new low level of $14,157:745. This is $2,679,254 less than last year. The total requirements of the several departments -asked for and recommended by their respective comm- ittees totals $147,700.86. The legal levy must 'come. within $141,577.70, .or one percent ,of the valuation. this made it necessary to effect a cut of about 62200.00. This_ committee has gone into detail with regard to the cost of operating every department concerned and have conferred with the heads of each department. They have agreed to curtail their expenses during the coming year so as to meet. the necessary reduction to come within the legal limit.. Right here we want to thank the officers, Board members and others who have made it possible for this committee to submit a budget that now comes within the legal levy.. In every instance those who were called upon for a reduction showed utmost interest in effecting.a saving in their respective departments, so as to arrive at the desired result. This committee has spent considerable time and effort in arriving at the results set forth in the budget. Vfe hope the Board will give due consideration +- L to each item therein before making any changes. ohould the Board see fit to disapprove of the mail route appropriation, we recommend the following departments be allowed the amount asked for by the respective committees, which increase for each department would be as follows T AI NTEILLNCE JUM OPERATION Municipal Court 100.00 County Nurse: 100.00 - County Superintendent 100.00 7 County Agent 200.00 Contingency 11,2000-00 -Permit us to call your attention to the Governor's appeal that on account of no state or road taxes this year a. general tax reduction should result. Should the Board desire to carry out this suggestion, we recommend following out as closely as possible your committee's recommendations. If the proposed appropriation for a mail route system is eliminated, the farmer and tax payer, may then enjoy an actual reduction in the amount, of taxes he will be called ;OJOUMTEM ANNUAL IEET ING OF THE, __BAYFIMI D__ COUNTY BOARD_ upon to pay. We recommend the creation of a.Chi.ldren's County Board,. providing the expenses of said board will not exceed �P150.00 per years te recommend that the Board disapprove the placing of our -regularly allotted State and federal Aid Highway Funds for 1932 work on U. �;. Highway No. 2 amounting to 4N101,.307.79. Ue approve of the highway Gormuittee's recormp.endation of placing these funds on S. T. H. #13. Your attention is called to the increase of blind pension which has increased materially this year. There were six new applications and two for increase. The Committee hesitated to recommend the legal limit in all cases for reasons stated. We recommend that the County Clerk be instructed to zrrrite off from his records the items in accounts receivable which are outlawed.. These cover payrlent.s for care of poor persons made in former years and could not be collected. Not being able to get legal advice from the present District tttorney on account; of his connection with the case, in the capacity of attorney for Mr. Long, this committee has disallowed the claim of fir. !long for collection of the reward for the apprehension of a certain I,lughes wanted by the authorities of this county for a crime committed during the winter of 1918-1919. We havez riot recommended: a. reduction in the item of !Mothers' Pension because expenditures for this year will exceed the appropriation. Several new applications are on file which will make it necessary to reduce the payments to those now rec- eving aid in order to stay within the appropriation. We recommend that the request of the Wisconsin Conservation Commission to equip the Highway patrolmen with fire fighting equipment be referred to the -'Hghway Committee. Signed: N. E. Ledin E. R. Phillips Helmer V. E. Brubaker R. A. Hering Cmimiittoe. Motion was made and seconded that the foregoing report of the finance committee be accepted and placed on file, and that the budget items be adopted as listed under the column headed i°Adopted." lilotion carried. TOTE: Roll call to approve of the appropriations in the budget is covered by a separate resolution to levy taxes later in the session. The following application was read: Grandview, Vi sconsin November 4, 19316 !''Ir. Ludwig 1'ranmal, County Clerk, Washburn, Wisconsin. Dear Si r: { Mrs. Anna Anderson., resident of the Tovri of Pratt:, is receiving $100.00 per year blind pension at present. She is 88 years old, totally blind and practically helpless, and the above sum is riot sufficient to enable her to get proper care. We are not in a position ADJOURIUM Al, IITJAL IJEET I I.G OF THE, Bt=I!', �D C OU17i Y B0 Alm to take care of any expense for her ourselves and are therefore requesting that her pension be increased to %$200.00 per year. Please direct this request to the attention of the H'inance Corzfr!ittee for their action. Yours truly, Andrew Nessett. Notion was made by I;.ever and duly seconded that the foregoing application of 1,Ars. Anna Anderson for increase in blind pension be granted. Iuotion carried. The following application was read® a shbur r!, 's+ i sc o n s i n roveraber 3, 1931. `i'o the Bayf ield County Board I hereby malce applicationn, for a raise in blind pension to `)360.00 as alloyed by lay. have a wife to support and it is impossible to live properly on the amount- which I now receive., which is two hundred dollars a year. After paying -taxes and trying to keep the house in proper repairs the balance is a very siiiall item ��rith which to buy food and clothes. I hope you will give this matter your rind consideration. "thanking you for your trouble and consideration, I am Bd. Holt. Motion ijras made by Tetzner and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing application of Ld Holt for increase of blind pension be gran�ed at �j)360.00 per year. Motion carried. The folloming application was read: Washburn, I i sc ons in October 10, 1931.6 Bayfield County Board, lWa shbu r n, "Si s . Dear Sirs: This is my second request for a -raise on my pension .for the blind. .his my pension is only $100.00 a year, I ain asking for $360.00. Three hundred and Sixty Dollars a year, as I am not able to muuke ray living on the $100 a year pension. "Is I do not have know other income only that 5100.00 year Derision and ;gym living with !_.y parents who are getting old, and can not. support me. Ly father is 77 years old and my r_j?other is 73 years old, and I have know other relations living in the State of Wisconsin. I hope you will take care of thi s nia,ttel or request of 2nine. Yours zincerely, TIr. ivTa,,thew A. II'lattson Washburn, Wisconsin ` R. F. D. R2, Box 46. Mlotion was made by Kjarvick a.nd seconded by Ledin that the blind Derision of Mathew ?a. 1',1attson be increased t o -,P360.00 per year. Lotion carved. AD JOURIMD A11I3UAL IjMT ING OF THE BAY=I. LD COUNTY BOARD. NOV120-I,R 171. 18 and 19, 1931: - read. The application 'of Mrs. Ilatt'ie Bates, Mason Route 4, for blind pension was Motion was made by Squires and seconded by 1,'Ieyer that iSrs. Hattie Bates be granted a blind pension of $100.00 per year. Motion carried. The application for bli-nd,pension of Gilbert Arseneau of Bayfield:, Wisconsin', was read. Motion was made by Meyer and seconded by R. J. t1el son that the application of Gilbert Arseneau for blind pension be denied. Lotion carried. The application for blind pension of Charles Arseneau of B'ayfield, Viisconsin, was read. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Erickson that the application of Charles Arseneau for blind pension be denied. Lotion carried. The application of Charles Falk of the Town of Barnes. for blind pension was read. I j Motion was made by Liebman and duly seconded to grant Charles Falk a blind I pension at $360.00 per annum. Roll call was as follows: i Aye: Pierce, Solberg, Mertes, Weir, Helmer, Liebman, Taipale, H. C. Anderson, Tetzner, La Pointe, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total fifteen. I - Nay: Herrmann, Kjarvick, Randall, fir.; Larsen, Phillips, Meyer, Olson, I j Squires- Erickson, Noid, VI. J. Anderson, C. 0. Ilelson, K-acvinsky, 8ibbald, Prinville, Hougas, Williams, Ledin, bmi.th, R. J. i4elson and Brubaker. total twenty-one. i Motion lost. i f I{,Iotion was made by Squires and duly seconded that, Charles Falk be granted a blind, pension of %$260.00 per annum. Irlotion carried. The application for blind pension of Edward I'lodeen of the Town of Barksdale was read. Lotion was made by Herrmann -and' seconded by Erickson that Edward- Flodeen be 4 granted a blind pension atp260.00. per annum. I:rotion carried. ti The application for blind pension of Aron Korppas of Herb.ster .,ras read. Motion was made by Erickson and seconded by Herrmann that Aron Korppas be granted a blind pension at $360.00 per annum.. Motion carried. Eben Olson of -Fort Wing appeared before the county board and made an oral claim of 8P600.00 for bridge and culvert work done prior to 1919. Motion was made by Ii. 0. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the claim of Eben Olson for $600.00 be referred to the Highway Committee and Finance Committee i for investigation with instructions that said committees report their findings back, to the county board. Motion carried. 1 Notion was made by &gmires and duly seconded that the prisoners cut the ! weeds on county owned lots and lands in the county when so ordered by the weed - commission. Iaotion carried. 634 -DJOIT.t RED Tt SET I HG OF TIM BAYS+ IELD C OU-IT Y BOARD "TOT i ER The Chairman declared a rece.s8e The following members answered roll call after recess: Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kjarvick, Randall, Or., Larsen, Phillips, I`Ieyer, Mertz, Olson, Weir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, Void, J"1. J. -Anderson, Liebman, C. O. Relson, `l'aipale, Ka,cvinsky, Ii. C. Anderson, i�%ibbald, Drinville, Hougas, `.i'etzner, Viilli.ams, Ledin, La Pointe, Smith,, R. J. Nelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson Thompson•, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-six. i The following report was readm Uashburn, 7i.s., Nov. 4,1931. To the Lion. County Board, 3ayfield County, Wis. Gentlemen: We the under signed cormmi•ttee on Finance, beg leave to r e )ort, that we have exaizqined the following bills, -recomme id that same be allowed' as set forth in the column marked "allowed" and that the county clerk be instructed to issue orders for payment of same. Signed, Ledin R. rierin V. E. Brubaker IVI. G . Helmer Name of Claimant 'uEpose Maimed nl1owed Axel •lelson Tlrrelve sheep killed by dogs $60.00 5 60.00 Theron G. Cook 9 chickens C3 .65 killed by dogs 5.85 5.85 Bart S. Nemetz 1 turkey hen killed by dogs 8.00 3.00 j Dan Smith 1 Aseel rooster killed by dogs 12.00 3.00 Frank Polkoski 5 goslings killed by dogs 5.00 5.00 Cyril Eurschner 1 doe chinchilla rabbit milled by dogs- 15.0a 6.00 John � e sterlund i"ifteen leghorn roosters n $.15 killed by dogs 6.75 6.75 : nil 'Swanson- 8 lambs killed by dogs 40.00 32.00' Owen Swanson 1 brood turkey hen $6.00 6.00 3.00 7 little turkeys 7.00 7.00 3.50 1 duck 2.00 2.00 1.00 milled by dogs ) I Andrew Rogan 1 Ewe killed by dogs 6.00 ` 5.00 Elsner A. Hunt i 1 sheep killed by dogs 6.00 5.00 Jerold Darwin twelve chicks (?�D $.25 and 5 chin- chilla rabbits ,: $1.00, killed by dogs 8.00 8.00 I H. W. Elmore 1 sheep killed by dogs 3.00 3.00 Town of Cable Care of Harry Iu.oyer and a.111ily. Charge back to Town of Douglas County 12.45 12.45 Town of Pratt Res Martin Nelson and family, poor persons. Laid over from April sleeting. Charge to transient. poor. 387.50 387.50 Town of Pratt Re: Care of Otto Johnson, Tran- sient poor. 127.50 127.50 City of Hayfield Re: Care of Jake Lawrence, poor person. Laid over from April., 1931 meeting. Lransient poor. 554.50 5540'50 ri AD JOURITED AITNUAL MfEi;E T I ISTG OF THE aYF IELD COUNTY BOA-RD - -- -- - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - iiolmimil, 1, 18 and 19� 931._ Name of Claimant - Town of Hughes City of Bayfield City of Bayfield Town of Bayfield Town of Iron River it a to 1< it It 11 1l to 44 11 It it Milwaukee County City of Washburn n nn Thomas Upthegrove Good Shephard Industrial School Albert Westiri Edw. H. lira.tley Tirs. John Johnson T. R. !'pears, Y. D. Hans Clare PiS p o.s e Cl aimed Care° of Mrs. Bessie Hall, poo,-r person. Charge to Ashland county $213.03 Care of Beri Kajune and family. 5.00 Cutting greeds on county loots 9.60 Care of Henry Goodwin and family. Charge to Tovm of Union, Pierce County. 32.75 Care of Clarence Johnson, transient poor 5.00 Care of Alida Rivard:, Transient poor 5.OQ Care of Edward Ranson, Transient Poor 2.00 Care of Frank Mode-r. . Charge- Ashland County 34.68 Care of Joe Fournier, transient poor 11.60 Care of Evelyn Roy, Charge back to the rT0wri of Russell. 36.00 He. Vim. Barrister, transient poor 17.58 Vie: ILIIrs.lArthur Cousineau, transient poor.. Charge to Town of" Lake, Price County 98.00 Filing fees - Ashland Circuit Court 1 3.95 Re: Evelyn Roy $138.00 Mary Vanderventer- $134.40 272.40 Care of soldiers' graves: 21.50 Coronerrs bills 108.20 Care of H. P. Larson, transient poor 80 x.0 Examination of five applicants for, bli.nd -oensions 10.00 Justice of the peace 12.00 6:- 5 Allowed 213.03 5.00 Di sall ow 32.75 5.00 5.00 2.00 34.68 11.6o 36.00 17.58 98.00 3095 272.40' 21.50 108.20 80.00 10.00 12.00 emotion was made by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Herrmann that the f oregoing report be adopted and that the bills be allowed as recommended by the :;j inance Cornrnittee, and that the bills recommended for disallowance be disallowed according to the report. Motion carried.. The following claim was read: To James 11. Long Washburn, . Wis. Idov. 2, 19314 Sept. 5, 1927 - To reward offered by Bayfield County for arrest and conviction of George Hughes charged with assault with intent to kill in the year 1918; said George Hughes having been apprehended by the above nained claimant and arrested August 27, 1927, and convicted and sentenced on his plea of guilty before the circuit court for Bayfield County on or about Septelnbex-5, 1927. $200.00 i 1: otion was made by VI. J. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing i claim of James 11. Tong be disallowed. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: ` RESOLUTION i BE IT IIM"BY RESOLVED, By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield adjourne County, Wisconsin, at it s/annual 1931 session, assembled this 19th day of November, 1931 that there be and there is hereby appropriated and levied against all the taxable property of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, the following items, to -wit: ADJOURIED ANNUAL P1IEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUlV'1'Y BOgA�RD - - - 105VEM f, 17, 18 and i9_, i39.1. - - - For Coiiunon School 'rat - Under Section 59.075 - For all other items of budget as adopted this day, the sum of `Dotal - ►signed: ivT. Co Helmer W..500.00 125-9631.36 $1619131.36 Motion was made by H. L;. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. moll call was as follows: Aye: Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Kjarvick, Randall, Jr., Larsen, Phillips, Mertz Meyer,/Olson, 6eir, Helmer, Squires, Erickson, Noid, 11hi. J. Anderson, Liebman, C. 0. nelson, Taipale, Kacvinsky, H. 0. Anderson, aibbald, Drinville, Hougas, Tetzner, Williams, Ledin, La Pointe, Smith, !{. S. nelson,. Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Oscar Anderson, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total thirty-six. Nay: None. Motion carried. The following, resolution was reed: A RESOLUTION,.lo request the representatives in our senate and Assembly to. use their best efforts to secure the amendment of Section 40.47 (5) and (6), so as.to provide for the payment for tuition out of the school funds of the several school districts. RESOLVED, By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, assembled at the adjourned annual meeting'hereof, this 19th day of November, 1931, that it is the opinion of this County Board that the cost of tuition for school children who attend schools in other than the districts in which they reside, ought to be paid out of the school funds of the districts in which such pupils reside, and that we request our state senator and assemblyman to use their best efforts to secure the amendment of Section 40.47 (5) and (6) to provide that payment for tuition for pupils attending schools in other than the home districts, be made from the school funds of such home districts, instead of being .collected by inserting the amounts of such claims for tuition in the tax.rolls of the towns in which such pupils reside, as now provided by said statute. Be it further RESOLVED, That the County Clerk of Bayfield County, transmit or cause to be transmitted to our said Senator and Assemblyman a copy of this resolution. . R. Tetzner Motion was made by Kjarvick and seconded by Thompson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. notion .carried. The following resolution was read: RESOLUTION STATE & COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE DURING TIE CALE11DAR YEAR 1932. SECTION I. The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, regularly assembled, does hereby ordain -that such funds as may be made available to the county for highway work in the year 1932 under -the provisions of Section 20.49 and Chapters 33 and 34 of the Jtatutes, and the additional sums herein 0 -appropriated shall be expended as hereinafter set forth: SECTION II. WHEREAS: The State Highway Commission has notified the County ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEI ET ING OF TP HE BAYF IELD COUNTY B OX3D NOVE''1g1BER 17,. 18 and 19, 1931. Clerk that a sum of money estimated to be..Thirty�_Eight Thousand: and Seven hundred end Sixty-five and 74/160 Dollars ($38, 765,74) will become available, at the end of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1932, under the provisions of subsection (4) of section 20.49 and sub -section (2) of Section 84.03 of the statutes, for the improve- ment of the county trunk highway system in the county, but that its exact amount will not 'be known until after June 30, 1932, BE IT RESOLVED: that the County Highway Committee -is authorized and directed to expend the said sum for the improverment of the said County Trunk Highway System during 1932 in the following manner; to -wit: Constructing, repairing, and maintaini:rig the County jrurik Highway System and the bridges thereon, including snow removal and snow drift prevention, under the direction of the County Highway Committee. SECTION III. WHEREAS: The State Highway Commission has estimated that the sum of One Hundred One Thousand three Hundred Seven and 79/100 Dollars ($101,307.79) will become available, under sub -section E4} of Section 20.49 and subsections (3) & (4) of Section 84.03, as state aid for the improvement of the State Trunk: Highway Jystem in the county in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 83 of the Statutes: BE IT RESOLVED: That the said sum shall be expended in the following improve- ments, to -wit: I The sum. of One Hundred One Thousand Three Hundred Seven and 79/100. Dollars ($a101,307.79), for the improvement by State Aid (%onstruction of State Trunk ItIighway No. 13 beginning at Port wing and extending Easterly as far as the said sum will construct. SECTION V. WHERLAS: It appears that certain additional highway improvements, in the county are necessary and warranted, the said L'ounty Board does hereby appro- priate the following sums for the purpose hereinafter set forth: (1) For administration including salaries, per diem, office and travel expense of the County Highway Comndttee,-the County Highway commissioner, his clerks and assistants not C., paid from construction or maintenance funds the sum of seven Thousand Three Hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($7,300000). SECTION VI.IiERLtO: hppropriations- are made herein, in addition to the amounts available for work in the county under uection 20.49 of the statutes, the Gounty Board does hereby levy a tax on all of the property in the county to meet such appropriations as follows: Various (1) !"or the/purposes set forth in Section V hereof, the sum of Seven Thousand Three Hundred and 00/100'Dollars (6-7,300.00). SECTION VIII. WHEREAS: The various highway activities, for which provision is made in this resolution are continuous from year to year, and the exact cost of any work cannot be known at the time of making the appropriation therefor, this Board does hereby direct that any balance remaining in any appropriation for a specific highl7ay improvement after the sar.,ie shall have been completed, may be used by the County �iighway 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 remaining at the end of the year in any highway fund shall remain and be available for the some purpose in the ensuing year, and any deficit in any highway fund at the end of the year shall be paid from the County Highway Emergency fund, or from the next appropriation made for the same purpose, and AD JOURIJED AITITUAL IMI T I NG OF THE BAYF I ELD COUNTY BOARD I>TOVI vIBER 17, 18 and. 19, 1931. I ',`FLRLAS: The exact amount of the funds that will become available for highway purposes in the County under Section 20.49 of the Statutes will not be known until after June 30, 1932, at which time correct figures will be submitted .1 I by the State riighway Commission the County treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to make payments on account of the improvements to be made with such funds, as hereiribefore authorized, from any funds in the county treasury that are not required for the purposes for which appropriated prior to September 1, 1932; and to reimburse such funds in the county treasury fr:ora.the sums received under section 20.49 of the Statutes. The County Clerk is hereby directed to levy the taxes named in ��ection VI hereof in the county tax levy, and to levy the special benefit assessments made -in Section VII hereof as special charges against the respective municipalities therein named as -)rovided by lags, and the County iigay Corfmiiittee and the County Highway k"Jommissioner are hereby directed to carry out the higl-raav construction and maintenance for rrhich pvovision is herein made, in the r_•ianner provided by lavr, and to employ such patrolmen, laborers and foremen as . they may deerz necessary for such purpose. Dated November 19th, 1931-(.Signed) Leon I . Idc Carty HU_rry C. Anderson � I County 11ightray Committee@ TJi o t i o n was made by Ledin and seconded by Larsen that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously. I T'he following resolution was read: I RESOLUTION Whereas, on July lst, 1927, "�ayfield County took a tax deed on .1of 29, dock I 48, in the Toz-rnsite of Mashburn, and on the same date sold the property to Carl Anderson, and '"hereas, it was understood by =ur. Anderson that he would be exempt from taxes I on said property for the year 1927 and -the taxes were levied as usual by the City jof "ashburn and returned delinquent, to the County `Treasurer who issued a tax certificate therefor and sold sz�jne to Bayfield County, Therefore, be it resolved by the 13wyfield County board of Z3,upervisors in I - adjourned annual session assembled this 19th day of Tovezaber, 1931, that the County I Treasurer be, and he is hereby authorized and instructed to assign said tax certif- icate to Carl hnder on without additionc.l co.., -zit and ofsame be charged off the t ax certificate accountof the County. H. b . Randall J- Idotion Y�ias 7_iade by Ledin and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted.. Iviotion carried. The following resolution was read: AN ORDIITANCE, to amend an ordinance of Dayf field County, entitled "AN. ORDINANCE Providing for the regulation of dance halls and places of w.iuseraent in Dayfield County, . isconsin, and providing for the licensing of such dance halls and providing a penalty.', The County Board of uupervisors of the County of Hayfield do ordain as follows: I Section 1. Section 4 of- the so-called dance ha.11 ordinance, heretofore adopted by the County Board of 1-)'ayfield County on the 29th day of .11ay, 1924, and as amended �; 1 or ,Dril 26, 1927, entitled An Ordigl_ance providing for the regulation of dance halls 3`9 AD JOURI?ED AIMIUAL MEETING OF `l' T1J BA -I IELD C OU' IITY_ BOARD. _ ATGVEIl�3ER 1Z, 18 and 19, 1,�31. and places of amusement in Bayfield County, -Wisconsin, and providing for the licensing of such dance halls and providing a penalty," is hereby amended so as to read as follol, s: Section 4. It shall be the duty of the said cleric, upon the issue of the said permit, forthwith to notify the inspector of the district in which such -public dance is to be held, and it shall be the. duty of such inspector to be,esent at such dance to see that the laYis of the state, the ordinances, rules and regulations of the county and local ordinances, rules and regulations are complied Z-rith and enforced, and for this purpose. such inspector shall have the powers of a deputy sheriff, and such in- spector shell wear upon his breast in a conspicuous place a star or other badge of authority containing the words "Dance hall Inspector" or"Police Officer' or"Deputy Sheriff" and sach badge shall be WPM and publicly displayed by said inspector at all time-s during the progress of said dance. Section 2. Section 8 of the said ordiance is hereby amended by adding at the foot thereof a new paragraph as followss g. The owner or any person holding, managing or conducting any such public dance shall personally attend such dance or shall have or prescribe the presence of some authorized reBponsible person in his place and stead to attend every such dance and he shall so regulate and manage the same. as to at all times maintain peace and good order. He shall obey all reasonable orders or requests of the dance hall inspector with reference to the maintenance of peace and good order. Section 3. 'This amendment shall take effect and be in force from and after the 30th day of November, 1931. RESOLVED That all annual dance: hall licenses issued after January 1, - 1932, shall expire on the 31st day of December following. Carl Anderson Hans J. Thom-0son Tilallac e - tIIe it Wl'otion was made by Ledin and seconded by Erickson that; the foregoing resolution be adopted. Motion carried. The following corimunication was read: WISC01MIN COUNTY BOARDS ASSOCIATICISI Office of Sec:2etary-Treasurer Jefferson, Wise November 5, 1931. Mr. LLidtr,i.g 'Tranmal, County 61erk, Washburn,, Wis. ' Dear Sir: Under separate cover I am by this mail sending you.37 copies of the proeeeel- ings of the annual meeting of the Glisconsin County Boards Association, held at Green Bay June 9, 10 and 115, 1931. There is a sufficient number so that each member of your board can have a copy, and I ask yogi to distribute them at the session of your County Board next week. �n the past the association has given attention to proposed legislation effecting county governments that accomplished a great deal of good, and in the future the association will stress this activity. It is a: -known fact that about every agency in the state is represented during sessions of the legislature at Madison, and it is proposed by the association to carefully guard the interests of the counties of the state in the future. " ' � " (), 6 ADJOUR ED ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF IELD C OUi= B O.A:�D NOYL,1 L R 179 lu .nd 19, 1931. This will also be a proper and fitting time to bring to the attention of your board the matter of the payment of dues. Your county has paid up to and includ- ing 1931, and this is the proper time to pay the 1932 dues. Dues are $10.00 per year%'rf you kindly bring this to the attention of your board. Yours very truly, 0. F. Roessler 6ec'y-Treas. Motion was made by Ledin and duly seconded that the foregoing communication be received and placed on file. Motion carried. Motion was made by H. 0. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that the County Clerk be instructed to pay the annual dues of A10.00 to the Wisconsin County Boards Association. Motion carried. The following communication was read UNITED STATES DEPART1i[ENT OF .AGRICULTURD FOREST SERVICE Park Falls, Wisconsin November 21, 1931. L Acquisition Moquah #lc Bayfield County Yr. Ludwig Tranma.l, +county Clerk, Washburn, Wis. Dear Tyr. lranmal® The executed options in this case have been received and are being forwarded for approval. The acreage of the EE NET of Sec. 4, T.48N-7W- is erroneously shown on the list as 27.04 acres. Please change this acreage to 37.04. The total acreage shown on the list as well as on the face of the oplion.should be changed to 3,416.25 acres. Ae changes have been made on the two executed copies and it will be appreciated if you will correct your copy. Very truly yours, R. U. Harmon, 'forest Supervisor. Motion was made by Tletzner and seconded by Meyer that the finance and: Conservation Committees jointly be authorized to sign options on lands within the Yoquah Forest Area owned by Bayfi.eld County to the U. 1. Government. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: A RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that all highway patrolment within the County of Bayfi eld be equipped with necessary fire fighting equipment to consist of the following articles,to-wits One D. B. Smith Back Tank Pump G $5.25 One Axe 1.50 One Shovel 1.25 BE 11 FURTHER RESOLVED that the sum of be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Highway Fund (or any other available fund") for the purpose of equipping all highway patrolment with the articles hereir!before enumerated. -ADJOURNED �-ITITUAL Ivag2 T II\TG OF THE BAYr IE D COUNTY BOARD — —--1,T0TP BLR- 118 and- i9�"93z- BE IT FURTHER RE'SOLIJED that it be the duty of each highway patrolman to prevent and attempt to extinguish all f orest fires which may come to his attention, or report, the fires imriediately to the Ranger Station, particularly along or near the highways patrolled by him, and that he be and he hereby is instructed to cooperate with all state fire wardens; the State Conservation Commission or representatives thereof, tb the end of preventing and minimizing forest fires within the county of Bayfield. Signed, R. A. Hering. Motion was made by Nic Carty and seconded by La Pointe that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table. Motion carried. Motion was made by Meyer and "duly seconded that the report of H. P. Axelberg, County Judge, on Expenditures Under -Section 48.339 '' known as '"Mothers Pensions" be accepted and placed on file without being read. 110tion e-arried. I'eZotion was made by Brubaker and seconded by hougas that - the County Judge be instructed to prepare a copy of his annual report on "Mothers Pensions" for each board member prior to the annual meeting. IVlotion carried. Lotion was made by Helmer and seconded by Ledin that the annual report of �f. J. Holvenstot,-County Agricultural Agent, be accepted and placed on file without being read. 111otion carried. Motion tier as made by Brubaker and seconded by Helmer that the annual report of Elsie M. Miller, County Sttperirite ndent of Schools, be acd.epted: and placed on file without being read. Motion carried. The following communication was read® STATE OF WI CONSIN DEPARTI' +'IvT OF AGRICULTURE AIM 1ZAREZTS MADISON November 5, 1931. Mr. Ludwig Traximal , County Clerk,, `Mashburn, ibis. Dear Mr. Tranmal: Mr. ilralter 25.ertz called at our camp ,this summer and at that time saw a new base map which we had prepared for the people of Vilas County showing roads, trails and other cultural data as we? actually found them. He was so impressed with "this map that he hoped that Bayfield County would see it expedient to have a similar map made. I told him that such a map could be prepared I would consider at a cost not to exeeed 4D75.00 to 6100.00 for the tracing, and this tracing would then be, the property of Bayfield County. The whole map would be made showing -roads- and all cultural data according to merit of first and second rate. I had occasion today of writing Mr. Mertz relative to another matter and suggested that we were now back in Madison grid do not have work for all of the men who spent the summer season in the field. One of.' -these young men is now preparing a map of the Drumriond area for Mr. Eertz., and when this is finished could be engaged to do this sort of work which t� � would be glad to have done for you here in our office if you care to have such a. reap prepared. We would be glad to furnish the material so that there would be, no ti (, (/ �-- ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING -OF -THE BAYF I ALD COUNTY BOARD NOVENBER,17, 18 and 19, 1931• charge other than the labor. Hoping to hear from you at your earliest convenience, I am Very truly yours, John ". Bordner. Director Wisconsin Land Economic Inventory. Motion was made. by Helmer and seconded by Tetzner that the County Clerk secure data on the cost of preparing a map of Bayfield County as described in the foregoing communication and that the matter then be referred to the finance Committee with power to act. Motion carried. The following communication was read.: Bayfield, Wisconsin, Oct. 171 1931. Ludwig Tranmal County Clerk Washburn, Wis. Dear Mr. Tranmal: I understand the Pratts wish to trade lands in Section 7-50-5 the south tiers, four forties, for the EW4 of NWJ in Section 16, the West 1/2, of the NWQ of Section 16 and the NVJ of the S3&I�`- of Section 10, all in 50 and 5. I believe both the county and Pratts would be benefited by the trade; consequently I would be in favor of making the deal. Yours very truly; A. H. Herrmann, Town Chairman. Motion was made by Squires and seconded by Herrmann that the foregoing communication with regard to exchange of lands in Bayfield County be referred to the proper committee with power to act. Motion carried. Motion was made by Ledin and seconded by Squires that the matter of a trade of county lands with the Bayfield Land Company be. referred to the proper committee and that said committee report -their findings and recommendations to the county board at the next meeting. emotion carried. The following resolution was read: BE, IT RESOLVED, That the Finance Committee be authorized and are instructed to make such set.tleaent as they deem proper in the matter of judgrilent , of Town of Bell against Bayfield County in compliance with. the decision of the Supreme Court when rendered. S. E. 8 ires. .b Motion was made by Ledin and duly seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Notion carried. `lhe following resolution was read: November 191 1931. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, azsembled in adjourned annual session this loth day of November, 1G31, that the per diem, mileage and committee work be allowed each member of the county board as listed AD JOURIED AITISTUJ�L IPM T ING OF THE BAYF IELD_ C OUNT Y B O kRD ---------=- - - - ------ ---- __ sra=�r�r�.1�,,_18=�._nd-19-,-i931-• ---- . below, and that the Treasurer is hereby ordered to, pay such money and the Chairman and the County Clerk instructed to issue an order for the total amount of such items listed below., Name Chas. L. 4'ierce Marcus Solberg x. H. Herrmann Peter Kjarvick H. B. Randaall, Jr. C. P. Larsen E. R. Phillips I'Im. Ileyer Walter Mertz Jarl Olson Wallace Weir M. C. Helmer S. L. Squires Evert Erickson C. J. Noid Walter J. Anderson . Liebman C. 0. Nelson John Taipale Steve Kacvinsky Harry C. Anderson J. C. yibbald J. J. a)rinville H. J. Hougas E. R. Tetz.ner Geo. B. 'dilliams N. E. Ledin H. J. La Pointe Leon H. lalc Carty C. U. Smith R. J. -LIel son V. 13. Brubaker Carl Anderson Oscar Anderson Hans J. Thompson R. A. Hering A. P. Johnson Per j)iEm I�ai.lea�e $12.00 $ 1.20. 16.o0 6.84 12.00 1.74 �12.00 .74 12.00 4/.84 12.00 6.48. i 12.00 9.66 12.00 3.60 12.00, 4.32, 12.00 1.56 16.00 4.68 12.00 4.20 12.00 2.76 12.00 2.76 12.00 3.6o 16.00 3.6o 16.0o 3.60 16.00 6.70 16. o0 6.48 12.00 1.62 20.00 7.20 12.00 3.72 12.00 2.52 16.00 4.62 12.00 .48 12.00 6. o8 12.00 2.66 12.00 1.44 12.00 1.44 12.00 .1.44 12.00 1.44 12.00 .12 12.00 .12 12.00 .12 12.00 .12 12.00 .12 12.00 .12 Cara-qi tte e ork 4.00 3.6.00 16.00. -24.00 8.00 12.00- 8.00 20.00 32.00 20.00 4.0& 8.00 12.00 20.00 8.00 4.00 12.00 16.00 16.00 52.00. 4.00 4.00 28.00 20.00 32.00 32.00 16.00 Signed: igned: y1i1 ease 1.20 12.56 28.98 7.20 12.96 3.12 14.04 25.20 13.8o 2.76 4.56 10.80- 12.96 7.44 2.52 5.58 7.32 12.16 21.04 1.44 1.44 4.8o 4.80 .96 .6o .48 R. A. fier* otal $18.40 2 2: 84 61.64 12.72. 16.84 47.44 74. 64 30.8o 41.28 24.68 54.72 73.40 48.56 .21.52 15.6o 32.16 42.40 22.70 r 5.44 13.62, 27.20 31.16 21.04 38.20 35.80 46.24 87.70 18.88, 18.88 46.24 38.24 12.12 12.12 45. o8 12. 12 44.72 28.60 I t jOJOT.TRILD AiTI]UA.L Mil]�TING OF r H1I] BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD --- - - . NT0TEI�313 17,--18 and_ .19 9 _193-1_. _ 1 Motion eras m de by 1-1,eyer and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing resolution be adopted. boll call eras as follows: Aye: Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Iijarvick, Randall, Jr., Larsen, hillips, I IVIeyer, Mertz, Vieir, Helmer, �%rickson, Noid, 6'�. J. Anderson, `'. 0. Nelson, `I'aipale, Kacvinsky,- H. 1�nderson, rinville, Tetzner, `illiams, Ledin, -laic Carty, Smith, i 1.'J. nelson, Brubaker, Thompson, Hering and Johnson. Total twenty-nine. I Hays: None. Motion carried. i lv otion was made by Tfleyer and seconded by Tetzner that the "Doard adjoarn. I emotion carried. I i I a y ff i e3. oun� 1 erk I , I i - 1 ,