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SPECIAL Iv!.�I=J+TZING--OFTHE BAYFI= C_0TJIT9'Y_B0;�.RD - MAY 17r 1932.
Meeting called to order at I0:30 �i. I�/. by Chairman R. A. Hering.
The folloirving members answered roll call:
Pierce, Solberg, Herrmann, Schindler, llemda.11, Jr., C. P. Larsen, Phillips,
T,Feyer, Olson., Weir, Paniel_s, cxuises, I-Pristash, Johnson, 1. J. Arlderson, Schultz,
C. 0. Ij'elson, RanLinzon, Kacvins=may, H. C. i iderson, Sibbald, Dri riville, Hougas,
Otto Anderson, G. H. `1'ho171pson, Zedin, Okerstrom, T�r:ight, Smith, �' R. J. I elson,
13rub-ker, Carl .`L iderscn, Su�u�t�erf field, H. J. '. hompson, Rude and tiering. Total thirty-
.,
The folloviing notice vias read:
L. Trarunal, County Clerk
Washburn, is.
Dear .lr
Drummond, Vis.
May 17, 1932.
At a meeting QrL the Town Board (alter hertz was appointed to represent
said tov,n at the County Board meeting to be held or, IIay 17th in place of _W. H.
Dartlatt.
Yours very truly,
'I' M71], 0 DRTUIII' OIM
O. A. GLI.SSMI, Clerk.
('notion vial made by Olson and seconded by H. C. Anderson that (alter I+Tertz
be duly seated as a meriber of the County Board representing the `i'ovrn of Drummond.
iv -lotion carried.
11otion was. duly made, seconded and carried to dispense lvit'_�1 the reading of
the -minutes of the special meeting held I:arch 159 1932.
The County Clerk received the following petition:
Ludwig j'rLztmal, County Clerk,
Dayfield County,.
Washbv=, 'VisC0nSin.
Dear Sir
Tgay 3, 1932.
I, -the under signed, a raeiifOer Of the County Board of Dayf field County,
o1SCOY1�iY1, request that you issue a call for a special :meeting of the County Board
of Dayf ield County, 7isconsin on `�'ue �.�day l� Y 17, 10?32, at ten o'clock IkI. at the
courthouse in the City of �`aS1101?rig, ili SCOY1Sln, lOY' the �Our:)ONG of organization Gild
the transaction of any other business that may legally come before the County Board
at said meeting.
Signed:
Chas. E. Pierce, (Marcus Solberg, .21. H. herrniann, R. L. Schindler, H. D. Randall, Jr.,
R. Phillips, hr. Meyer, F. H. Bartlett, Jarl Olson, 147allace vleir,
E. -.'''. Daniels, S. !�. Squires, :�ndrevv Pristash, Peter Johnson, R. F. C. Schultz,
C. 0. Nelson, Oscar Rankinson, Steve Kacvinsky, H., C. Anderson, J. C. Sibbald, J. J.
Ledin, i oy Okerstrom,
Drinville, H. J. Hougas, Otto �.i"iderson, G. % . ` homijson, . .
SInE'CIfLL I,_EETIIT;G OF TIEP, BAYFIELD COU11TY BOLL`RD
1111'y 179- 1932.
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D. S. Knight,
C. IV.
Smith, H.
J.
Nelson,
V.
E.
Brub&'ier, Carl ==nderson, Ira
Sum erfield,
H. - j.
Thompson,
Ben
Rude and
R.
A.
Hering.
In answer to the petition the following notice was sent out:
May 6, 1932.
Dear County Board Ilember:
The undersigned has been duly petitioned to call a special meeting of -
the Bayfield County Doard for the pur_po _e of organization and the transaction of
any other business which .may legally come before the Board at such meeting.
Therefore you are hereby .notified that a meeting of the Bayf field County
Board gill be held at thecourthouse in the City of Washburn on i'uesday, h1..y 17,
1932, at ten o'clock A. 12%
Yours very truly,
LUDWIG TRISMUL
County Clerk.
The 9-hairrian appointed J. C. Sibbald and G. H. Thompson as tellers.
the Board then proceeded with the election of a Chairman The result of
the first ballot was as follows:
Hering
17
Ledin
9
Randall, Jr.
6
Brubaker
4
l'otal
?io majority.
The result of the second ballot ivas as follows:
Hering
�1
Ledin
15
Randall
1
o t
Total `
37
Motion was miade
by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Le.din..._ t.lat the
informal ballot be made
formal and Hei•i rig be declared duly elected as Chairman
OIL the County Board for
the ensuing year. I!Ioti.on
carried unanimously.
The Board then
proceeded with the election of a vice-chairman. The result
ofthe first ballot was
as f ollov s:
Randall, Jr.
17
Ledin
16
Brubaker
3
Squires
1
Y Total
37 No nL. j ority.
The result of the second ballot was as follows:
Randall, Jr. 26
Ledin 11
To tal 37
Mlotion was r.iiade by i1'ert2 and seconded by Jarl .Olson that the informal
ballot be made formal and Randall, Jr., be declared duly elected vice-chairman
for the ensuing year. I,- oti on carried unanimously.
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:SPECIAL TOE uTING 0I' 1.'i-E-BAYF+'LE, LD-COUIffY _'3Ot133 -- _--
11= 17, 10 ? 2 .
; otion v4Tas made by T�'eyer and seconded oy La _,rsen that the price be set at
forty-five cents per folio for printing of the county J,3oard proceedings in the
official news page for the ensuing year. Motion carried unanimously.
The Board then proceeded with the election of the official newspaper. The
result of the first ballot was as follows;
'Washburn Time. s 27
Bayfield Press 6
Iron River Pioneer 3
Delta Tiries 1
Total .77
T,'Totion was riade by Smith and seconded by C. 11. Larsen th�vt the informal ballot
be made formal and that the `V!ashburn limes be declared the Officie.:,l. Paper for the
ensuing year. Motion carried unanimously.
The following resolution was read:
n E S 0 :L U T I 0 IT
Be it T{esolved by this County Board of Supervisors. of Bayfield County, assembled
in special session this 17th day of Nay, 1932, thaat the County Clerk of Bayfield
County be and is hereby instructed to issue a quit claim deed, releasing Bay -field
County's right, title and interest, acquired thru conveyance of lands for highway
purposes (Sec. 83.08) in the followingdescribed property to V. E. Brubaker of
'Mashburn, ";7isconsin, for the sum of �1.00«
Colniiencing at the i'dortheast corner of the SEA. of the i Tr of Section 33-49-4,
thence running west 500 feet thence south 514 feet, thence northeast on a straight
line to the place of beginning. ==11 that pert of a strip or parcel of land within
the above described part of the SE1. of the 10A';1�7 of Section 33-49-.4, , and lying within
the following described limits: Beginning at the !To", corner of the SE-! of the I•�vl�:
of Section 33-04-9-4, thence westerly along the North l/ 16 line of section. 33
aforesaid approximately 108 feet, or to the intersection with the present easterly
33 foot right of -way line of State 'hunk Highway Ijo. 13 and the North 1/16 line of
section 33 aforesaid, thence southwesterly along the easterly 33 foot right of stray
line of State Trunk Highway No. 13 and following a, curve of 30 right whose radius is
1910.1 feet a distance of approximately 300 feet to the southeasterly limits of the first
described part of the SEA of the 1_1-VqF of Section 33-49-4, thence in a straight line t o
the 1) iilt of beginning; at she 1a'' corder of the of the !,Wq of Section 33-49_.4,
coiizpri sing approximately .20 of an acre, in the form of a triangular strip or parcel
of land lying easterly of present L'tate Trunk Highv,,ray iro. 13 and westerly of the old
abandoned State Trunk Highway No. 13, all as more fully shown on the right of way
plat of State f'id Project Tyo. 8344- -extension.
Dated Tray 17th, 19/32.
B. R. Philli-os
So ire s_ _
Highway Committee.
]Motion vras made by Schindler and seconded by Ti. J. Thompson that the foregoing
resolution be adopted. 1-otion carried.
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ISPEC I?:L Ii !,TINE OF T?-Df BA' h i ELD COU I:1�L 3C) iRl�_
J
the follmi-ring resolution was read:
'TO `1'Iz. ?,, Br'� Yh IELD COUNTY BOARD:
WHEREAS, It appears that the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
(SE0 of :Section Fourteen (14), Township i arty -eight (48) North of Range mix (6 )
'rest, was assessed in the year 1921 and the taxes thereon were returned delinquent
to the County `!'reasUSer in I:Iarch, l;? 22, and �vrere sold by hirii in June, 19�2, in the
numbered 236; face of certii icate
form of a tax certificate f �11.57, and a tax deed was issued thereon to Bayfield
County on December 15, 1925, and
?I�R. J' S, a patent has never been issued on said lurid by the United "tr.tes
Uovernlnent and is known as vacant, land.
'.tJ11]REIi'ORE, In view of the foregoing facts, the County Clerk is hereby author-
ized and directed to issue a quit -claim deed to the United States cmd_ that the face
of .the tax certificate amounting to 41?11.57 be charged back to the 'T'ozrar! of Mashburn.
Signed:
E . 1t . PHILL IPS
T,roti on was made by H. C. .1nd erson and seconded by I Leyer that the foregoing
resolLtion be adopted. I:otion carried.
The following resolution arras read:
TO TH,' BAYFIrLD COUl"`I.'Y BOrJ1D:
I^ V?H,PMAS, It appears the,.t the 'Northeast quarter (?�T�iJy) of the southeast quarter
j� (SHZ:) of '3ection twenty -tutu (22), Township Forty-eight (48) North of Range Seven
v (7) West, was assessed in the year 1921 and the taxes thereon :�iere returned delin-
quent to the County "r'resurer in iliai ch, 192,2, and -v1ere sold by 'riirn in June, 1p22,
and were sold by him in June, 1922, in the form of a tax certificate nur!ibered 2605,
fe,ce of certificate ri;4.94, and a tax deed was iosued thereon to Bayfield. County. on
Decenfaer 15, 1925, and
'iHH EAS, a patent has never been issued on said lands by the United States
overmient and is known as vacant Land.
THEREFO.i 9 in View of the foregoing facts, the County C1ezk is hereby author-ized
anJ directed to issue a quit -claim deed to the United States and that the face of
the tax certificate amounting to $$4.94 be charged back to the To-rn of Keystone.
Signed:
E ® R. I'hillir.)s
motion eras made by Hermann and seconded by fierce that the foregoing resolution
be adopted.-Ta'otion carried.
The following resolution eras read:
RESOhUTIOIT TO VA.L.,II V2E A10. Tu'z`T'IF1' THE CO 5-2Y!d'TCTQ
OF REAL E S1',t TEJ H1;RF ?' Or ORE ILDE BY T HZ' C OU_317 y CLERK:
RESOLVED by the , County Board of .Bayf field County, assembled at the Special �'pring
meeting hereof this 17th day of 'hlay, 1932, that all sales and conveyances heretofore
made by Bayfield County
of
lands
acquired by tax
deed
be and the
saiiie
are hereby
ratified, approved and
confirmed
in all respects,
the
sEumne as if
the
County Boaxd
It ■
of said County had by order entered in its records, prescribed the terms of sale
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�I'Lc.�1�L �:-;LEl'IICT oT��� BriYl' I!iL� co�s�rTY Bo�Rl�
11,L'iY / 9 193�°
and authorized the County Clern to sell and convey such real estate as provided
by Section 75.35 of Wisconsin Statt:tes.
Signed:1,
11otiorn, arras rna,de by H. J. Thompson and seconded by Pierce that the foregoing
resolution be adopted. 17otion carried.
The following resolution was read:
TO i' H HO N ORYLB LI; BAYI+ I El i-1 ) C OU i . 'Y BOARD.,
BE IT IUMBY RLSOLVEID By the Ba.yf field County Board of aupervisons in special
meeting assembled this l7th day of 'May, 1932, that the County Clerk and the County
treasurer be, and they are hereby authorized and instructed to proceed with the
work of taking tax deeds for Bayf ield County on all county -owned tail certificates
that are note, and gill be subject t o tax deed during the next year.
Si geed:
E. R. PhILLIPS
Tdlotion was trade by H. J. lhompson a..nd seconded by H. C. Anderson that the
foregoing resolution be adopted. Lotion carried.
The follol�ring co7:imunication v;as read:
i7rummond, witi. ,
Iliay 14, 1932.
11r. Solberg and County Board.
Gentlemen:
I ;rill make you the follotiring offer for lands in the town of Barnes. I will pay
50.00 a forty for the following descl'ibed lands,,
'.t''he Ej- of SE-�L of ;sec. 26-45-9
The I1wi of iTL of Sec . 34-45-9
The E2 of am, oi' Sec. 21-45-9
The i of 11W= of Sec. 28-45-9
The ITSdY of I>TE3 of Sec. 2 -45-9
This making a total of seven forties. The wmotlrit would be q0350.00.
I also agree to pay taxes for the three following, years.
Yours very truly,
�. E. Stone.
=after some discussion rio direct action aas taken on the foregoing coririunication.
It �Yas generally understood that it be referred to the County Board Cornrnittee on
gale of County lands in the To-mn of Barnes.
Potion iras l,,iade by Daniels and seconded by lvleyer that the County Board Committee
be instructed not to sell any county lands for less than 4'2.00 per acre. I.lotion.
carried.
I'lotion ST,ras -'-i'lade by J, ,Anderson and duly seconded that the county Board Co..�mi.ttee
on :Cale of `tax Deed property be instructed to avoid, if possible, sale of lands ,where
the purchaser grants it for the ptir-,cose of stripping the timber only. 1.1',otion carried.
94
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The
Washburn, 'Iis. May 4; 1932.
To the County Board of Bayfield County, �,Isconsin*.
I ask to have the County Clerk obtain a release of the SE11: of SEA of
Section 6_48_, aN �'1 s `' f the U.Reforest es p"
i� a�rlburn 1 o�anshi�o fy o_n t�_e L . S. Reserve o U an®
For which I offer three dollars per acre, on the deferred payment plan
extending over a period of three years.
Ward if. Williamson
Route #1, Washburn, Wis.
I:iotion was made by II. C. Anderson and seconded by Daniels that the foregoing
corununicati on be referred to the Conservation Committee. 1--lotion carried.
The Chairman of the County Board appointed last year's Finance Cormnittee,
together ,,,i th 11. B. Randall, Jr., to examine the claims on file and to report back
to the County Board with their recorninendati.ons at the afternoon session.
I�Lotion was lsade by C. W. S;,iith and duly seconded thL-A the County Board
adjourn until 1.00 P. IE. Iviotion carried.
IaIeeting ,eras called to order at 3:00 i-'. Tdi. by Chaii nan R. li=L. He-(•iYlg.
The following members answered roll call®
Pierce,
Solberg, Herrmann, Schindler,
Randall,
Jr., C.
P. Larsen, Phillips,
Meyer, IFertz,
Olson, Weir, Daniels, quires,
Pristash,
Johnson,
J. Anderson,
Schultz, C. 0. Nelson, Rankinson, R:acvinsky, H. C. ��nderson, Sibbald, Drinville,
I1.
'ougas, Otto Anderson, G. H. Thompson, Ledin, Okerstrom, Knight, ZSrnith, R. J.
Nelson, Brubaker, Carl -Anderson, Surmnerfield, I -I. J. l'hompson, Rude and Hering.
Total thirty-seven.
The follo4ring corrnunication zras read®
1.Iay 12, 1932
Route 3, Box 41
.
r
shlc-.nd, Wis.
Bayfield County Eoard,
lashburn,
Dear Members*.
During the last April elections the people of Bayfield County have
voted by referendLlmi the repeal of the Blue Sky Lm,,is of '.7i.sconsin. 'ihe repeal has
carried the county with a great majority and the whole state of Wisconsin has done
likewise.
It is my plea, as ov-,rner of the Cozy Corner .Dance Pavilion, for the
honorable rneriaers to gr.nt us the privilege of operating public dances on -Sunday
nights by repealing that part of the County Dance Ordinance which does prohibit
Sunday night dances.
At the next session of the ;hate Legislature the Blue Sky Lazar will
be repealed. Because of the bad business depression our business suffers on
account of, competition and limited patronage.
nshland County alloys Sunday night dances while Bayfield County posse,SseS
the best pavilions of the counties. By repealing that part of the county ordinance
i
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THE LD-- CQUirTY B.0!LD------ ---------
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which prohibits Sunday night dances the pavilion owners could_ eliminate some
com;aetition by operating on different nights. 3ayfield County pavilion owners
mould get the business that Ashland County received.
Thankingyou kindly for
J y your consideration of this plea.
Yours truly,
Julius Barany
OVIner of Cozy Corner Dance -pavilion
I3�Ll'ksdale Toj,rnship.-
lt�iotion was made by Squires and seconded by C. 0. Nelson that the foregoing
communication be placed on file. 1•iotion carried.
The following communication was readm
April 16, 1932.
To the County Board of Bayfield County,
�,shbu2m , Wi s. ,
C/o Ludwig Tru,i2ilal, County Clerk,
Gent1 emen:
11,,,i.sh to exchange the 171. E. of S. W. 4 and the N.W. of S.W.4 of S'ection
24-48-6, for the Tr.E. of SYIa and the IT.117. of S. W. 4 of Section 19-43-5. Ily reason
for the trade is so that my land will be in one block and riot .*c-L mile apart.- If you
wish any other inforllation I shall be pleased to ansvrer you.
Trusting this will be agreeable to you gentlemen, I beg to remain,
Very truly -yours,
G. E. Terwilliger.
Ilotiori was ?.lade by Squires and seconded by Iv!eycr that the foregoing appli-
cation for exchange of lends be referred to the County Board Committee- on sale of
tax deed property in the Town of Barksdale with power to act. Potion carried.
The
The following report was read:
Washburn, IYis . , Allay 17, 1932.
To the Hon. County _Bo'ard, Bayfield County, A11is.
Gentlemen:
�,,''e the undersigned Committee on finance and 1'?Ii scellaneous, beg leave to
report, that we have ex@mined the f ollovring bills, recormie.nd that same be allowed
as set forth in the column marked "alloy -red" and that the County Clerk be instructed
to issue orders for payment of same.
Signed, h. E. Ledin
R.
A.
Hering`
11.
B.
Ra.ndall _ Ji .
V.
E.
Brubb,ker
L.
R..
I1hilliT)s
�:ar_
?r`'
�� _.
of Claimant
pose
— __
Claimed
Allmllfed
r
Town of
Barksdale
Care of J. J. Culbertson, `'ra.ns--
lent poor
�?33.37
q38 6 _
J7
Town of
Cable
Care of Harry Toyer Enid fE:m_ily
Charge back to ` o,,m of Frog Creek,
Douglas County, 'Vh s.
35.00
35.00
Torun of
Delta,
Care of `'jr;. Banister a-,d family
(11iransient Poor)
52.20
52-20
To- Tn of
huglje s
Care of lArs. =i. I
I 9 C��!�..rge
F. , '�.11 -
to To,:°;n of Gordon, �'�s';lard County
4.9.17
4
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9 7
_
OF 'tHE BAYFIELD COU 1:7,11Y BO!,RD
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Na:,sie of Claimant Purpose Claimed =lIo- ed
Town of Kelly Care of Andrew Vanhala
(1ran sl ent)
�j28.00
b 2bo 00
S{ U
Town of IElason Care of John Uricuick;
Chai:'ge to Town
of Iuaoria, `Uis.
159.15
159.15
Town, of Oulu Care of LO :is For slur]d,
Charge to
T,Ldlvraukee County
13.54
13.54
Torn
of
Pilsen
Railroad fare to Clevel6xid., Ohio for
Wendell Slancik and wife, transient
Igo or
71-50
71.50
Torn
of
Pratt.
Cane of Otto Johnson , Traznsient
60.00
60.00
Care of A"artin 7,delson >.nd fay:lily
1-73.09
173.09
City
of
'Mashburn
To -repair of side ialksb Refer to
�')i stric t" Attorney
13.50
Arthur
;�oderstrosi
6 chickens killed by dogs 0 .145
4.50
4.50
Arthur
Pade
1 turkey killed by dog C `)5.00
5.00
3.00
Alike
f2horeson
1 heifer killed by dog
10.00
10.00
Town
of
Dell
Refund of excess delinquent tLt7-es
collected in cash by County 'treasurer
7091.73
6298.03
IElotion eras made by H. C. Aridersori:.rid seconded by H. J. lioripson that the
foregoing report be approved and that the bills be allowed as listed in the report.
TVIO'tion carried,unaniiiiously.
The following decision of the HighwayCom_.ission tiaras read:
CD
DECISIOIT Or THE STATE H:GH'd ,r 0121ISSION
C1L'0_.TGES IN IE ST.A`['E `l'RUlTK HIG11,",f LY DYE3Tlill_
iN
.` S'l-ELLid: 2,.I\fli) BAY -FIELD COUNTIES
vTs� E Tl' Ula I -II Ghr�ULYS 'Nos. 24 .'AID 112
TO 'I' 1 LE C OU1 rl, 1 B Oa, lL S OF 1t ,S 1ZX1IM BA Ll{ I.-E _IJ C O U 1, T DE S
The State Highirray Corimission at its Meeting held A+londay, T:Iay 9, 1932, pur-
suant to public hearing held in the city of Ashland on that date, after due notice
to the localities concerned and in accordance with the statutes in such cases made
L�nd provided, decided to make chari�;es in the State Trunk. Higlnray 1�ystem in Ashland
and Dayf-Le ld Counties by removing from the Ot-te Trunk Highway ,System certain roads
as hereinafter described:
The roads so to be abandoned as pow S"t � Trunk I'ig
�cl: � ���L-ioiis of i,he :��a�e ��hvray system
in Ashland acid Bayf field Counties are described as follows:
Coimmencing at a point at or near. the north%rest corner of Section 6,TovYrnahip
46 :North, Range 5 ''dest, thence easterly along the north line of said tov-inship 46
Forth, ?•ange 5 Vest, to the east line of Eayfield County and continuing along the north
line of ection 6, Township 46 North, Range 4 ''lest, to a point at or near the north-
east corr:er of said Section 6, thence northerly along the present rci�:sk_ed and traveled
state trunk highway approximately miles to an intersection Yrith U. S. llig'_nv,ray No. 2
in the City of Ashland; and
Commencing at a point on present marked and trL.veled State Trunk Highway
No- 13, which point is 930 feet easterly from the southeast cornier of Section 22,
Township 46 North, Range 4 `hest, thence westerly along the present marked_ and -traveled
State Trunk highY;,,ray to the east 1/16 corner on the south line of Section 19, said
tovrnship and -range, thence northerly four miles to a junction with the above described
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hi g hy-iay .
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SPECIAL lush' i' I IFG OF l Hi BAYF IELD C OUN%'Y BOARD
Since the foregoing changes Ynore than five rules of the State `'Trunk highway
aystem the order making the changes must be referred to, and be a1�proved by the
County Boards Of Ashland and Hayf field Counties bef ore the sa]'tie can become effective.
Your Hmnorable Bodies are therefore requested to act in the matter at the
first convenient opportunity and to cause a report of your action to be mde to the
+^
,
State hig�_tijay Co iissi on as soon as prac tica:�le thereafter.
STATE 11IGH:'i_._`r C01111Ii�CIOX OF 1aIS.
By K. G. Irur, tenacker,
Secretary.
lloti.on was r_riade by Olson and seconded by 'Li. J. J�r,derson to refer the foregoing
request for abandonment of State 'Trunk Highways to the County Highway Cormiiittee with
instructions to report back to the County Board. I'lotion carried.
The followinE resolutions were read:
NO`"ICI; IS HE"Ll{'BY GIVLN that at the opening session of a Legular meeting of
the County -hoard of Hayfield County, %Visconsin, to be held L.t the Court House in
the City of `.Jashburn, County of Bayf ield and State of a7i sconsin, on the 15th clay
of Dove:iiber, 1932, the said county board -,!,rill act upon a certain application and
petition of Lust &hien Lumber Company, Peoples Oil Coiilpany, L. J. Unseth and Oscar
B. Anderson as DruYmnoild ,'�.uto Coiiipany, Arthur J. Lee, Tom O'Brien, Louis t,nderson,
school District No. 1 of the Tomn of Drummond and the `.Co�,�n of Druilu2ond for the
vacation of the following streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys
dedicated by the plat of the `-'ovTnsite of Drumr_iond filed in the office of the le-
gi ster of Deeds of Hayfield County, Wisconsin, �.nd recorded in Volume 3 of Plats
on mge 18, the streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys vrfriich it is
proposed to Vacate and so discontinue being as follows:
All streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys dedicated by the plat
of the townsite of Druriiond as so recorded except the following:
(a) That-port-ionOf CrL1i117iiond "'venueIViYi east Of B1001i 13 and South OI a
line parallel tiaith and 50 feet distant northerly from the 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 e!_terded v- esterly.
(b)
The
south 50
feet of "The
Yall' as
shoZ;n
on said
plat.
(c)
That
portion
ofiscOnsi.n
Boulevard
lying
south
of the
south li-ne of
"The 1L.11" and north of the intersection of said 'iisconsi.n Boulevard and Third
atreet in said plat if and as extended ,gyres terly and rest of a line twenty feet
distant from and parallel with the west "Iboundary lines of Lots 139 14, 15 and 16,
tg 29, inclusive, in Hlocl: 18, and extending northerly parallel with the ti,vest line
of said Lot 29 to the south line of "The T.2all."
(d) That portion of State Avenue lying between Jlocke 13 and 18.
(e) That portion of T:`otor L��ne lying oe�t.een the eas.� line of lscoY
Boulevard and the west li_,e of Drurmgond .'Lvenue
County Board of Bayfield County, "Wis.
LUDV1I G TRt 1TITIAL
County clerk.
SiJC I. L IV'0ZPETI I'TG OF `T'ID] BAY n IEILD COUNITY B0100
RE1,'' S OLUT I ON
?,'..MPREASS, Rust
Owen Lumber Company, Peoples Oil
Company, _°i.
J. Unseth and
0sc:Lr B. Anderson as
Drummond Auto Coripany, 'rthur J.
Lee, ' om O'Brien,
Louis
1=_nder Son, 1�__)'c'f;ool Dri strict llo. 1 of the Toywn of Druy-n ond, and the Lm'rn of Dru=ond
have heretofore filed with the County Clerk 'of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, their
written application for the vacation and discontinuance of certain streets, alleys
and Tjortions of streets and alleys dedicated by the plat of the `i'ovrnsite of -Drunsalond
in .Bayfield County, `,Wisconsin and said application has this day been submitted to
-ttllc board,
IT IS PESOLIP]D that said application be acted upon at -the opening session of
a regular "meeting of 'he county Board of Bay -field Count;;-, vsi scons-in, to be held in
the Court Ilouse in the City of ',`Washburn and County of Bayfield, ,Wisconsin, on the
15th day of .ovellfber, 1932, or as soon thereaiter as the matter can be heard,
IT IS FtJllI"HE'R RESOLVED that notice of said hearirig;'be posted in the town and
village of Drurn=-ilond-, Ui2con5in, in three public places therein and th�_t notice be
-published in the "Jashburn Ii:mes, a newspaper printed in the city of ''Jashburn in said
county, for three. successive ';reeks before the 15th day of loverfuer, 1932, such
p0 -ti :g arld publlCati0Y1 t0 be ]i14LCle after October I first, 1932, and the notice so
Dublished and ioosted to be as follows:
ITOTICE IS HTMEBY UIYLI,T that at the opening:; session of a regular meeting of the
County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, to be held at the Court House in the
City of Washburn, County of Bayfield and State of Wisconsin, on the 15th day of
November, 1932, the said county board. will act upon a certain application and
Petition of ` -Ltst. Otien Lumber Company, Peol-)les Oil Company, A. J. Unseth and Oscar
B. Y=nderson as Drummorld Y�uto "'Ompany, Lrthur J. Lee, Ton O'Brien, Louis Zlnder son,
School District 1`To. 1 of the To,.nin of Druimiiond and the `lo'o:n of Druminond for `the
vacation of the following streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys ded-
icated by the plat of the Torrnsite of Drunuanond filed in the office of the Register
f s of i eld County, :-i sc onsin, and recorded in Voltu_ne 3 of Plats on !'age
18, the streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys vrl�ich it is proposed
to vacate and so discontinue being; as follows:
All streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys dedicated by the plat
of the to nisi to of -Drummiond as So recorded except the following:
(a) That portion of Druinriond Avenue lying east of y31ocls 13 and south of a line
parallel ait-h and 50 feet distant northerly fror_i the south line of "The 19aLll" as
shown in said plat and north of the North line of Block 4 as shown therein if and as
eXtended westerly.
(b ) The south 50 feet of"The I1all" as shoran on said plat.
(c) That portion of '�Iisconsin Boulevard lyi.nE, south of the south line of OThe
)Yall" and north of the intersection of said '�:i'isconsin --)oulevard and 'Third ��treet
in said plat if and as extended westerly and -,,rest of a line twenty feet 'distant from
and parallel :rith the west boundary lines of Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16 to 29, Inclusive,
in Block lo, and ex tending northerly parallel T-., th the wrest line of said Lot 29 to
the south line o "The Mall."
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�1E;CIAL 12,'ETIITG OF Trz� DA FI]-,-.,:D COUI:.*TY O0'u D
I
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'1ii 1 9 10)32.
(d) That portion of State _Ivvenue lying bet.-rc eri Blocks 13 and 18
(e) That portion of i.iotor Lane lying bet�reen the east line of '.Wisconsin
Boulevard and the i:iest line of Drurl,morid Avenue.
u OUYlty i�0 .I'd Of >;ayf ie l d G o-,,nty, "-Ls.
LUDI'7I G TR I'!!VIA1__
County Clerk. +�
L�Iotion was by IlEartz and duly seconded that the foreE_,oini; resolution be
adopted. ,Lotion carried.
The Children°s County Board, -together ,rith 1`:.i;-'s Stevenson of the 13tate Board
of Control, appeared before the 13ayfield County Board at this time. They gave an
oral report of the rrork accomplished.
T.Iotion was made by Herrmann and seconded 'Itiy 1-1. C.=4iderson thwt the County
and budget
Judge request the Chi.ldren's County Board to investigate/c,11 mothers :Pension cases
in `D' yfield County, and that s�150.00 be a-ppropriated to carry out the work of the
�hildreil's County Board for the balance of tl:e year. =Loll call was as follows:
Ayes Pierce, Herr-nann, +jchindler, LLanda.11, Jr. Larsen, Phillips, 1:17ertz,
Weir, Daniels, 'ristash, Johnson, Schultz, C. 0. 11elson, "Lankinson, Kacvinsky,
K. C. Yinderson, ioutD Otto nnc{_er son, G. i. 1'hor�ipson,Knight, R. J. •;elson, Carl
Anderson, N. J. ThOnii�SOn, !zL1Ctie and nerin . Total tZ.�enty-five.
Nay CS SolberE , 1.1eyer, Olson, 3"quires, Ll. J.=`.nderson, �ibbald, Drinville,
Ledin, Oker str om, arnith, Brubaker and �uiiir:ierfield. Total twelve. 1`'oti,on carried.
The resolution was reads
RUST OLU`=' ION
To be submitted to the Congress of the United States for protection
of forest industries froi!i foreign competition due to depreciated
currency of foreign countries.
foreign lumber l)ulpWood, pulp and other forest products are nmlr being
shi-o-oed into the United }Mates duty free, froiii countries having a lower standard of
living than that in the Un:t.ted Mates, and are being sold for much less than it
costs ziiericaxi manufacturers to produce these products, even at the present loud price
of supplies and mill wares, and
'a.UERE,I;3, it is aJparent that. L,njortc: s of theE:e oroducts are being given an
unfair advantage overproducers 'both by reason of the fact that they are
paying for the products in depreciated foreign currencies and selling them for
'.merican gold dollars and because of the lower costs of production brought about by
these loner living standards, and
i.RE''i3, this competition results in hard sliap not only upon the :1merican man-
ufacturers but also upon all large and small producers of forest products, including
farr,icrs and v,!oodlot o;rners, ;:And the einDloyees of the sa-Me, together with all other
persons engaged directly and indirectly in this industry.
Tl-ice �,FG.RE, ]_E .IT '_Q 80LTED, by the County Board of L'ayf field County assembled a.nd
in session at :fashburri, Wisconsin, this 17.th d.y of l:iay, 1932, I'HILT the Congress of
the United :States of _ _merica be and it hereby is respectfully ycetitioned to enact a
law providing that on all iamports of the United States from any nation Y,.f. ose currency
has i'a11en belovi the standard value of exchange as established by the Secretary of
>1'"�;Cl.k4L IvIEE I=TG 0P `I'iI:� B2iirl!" D COUi;i1Y :�01�:17
!L�-Y 17, 1932.
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the Treasury of the United States on October 1, 1931, a duty shall be established
eclaal to the depreciation of said currency below said standard value upon the date
on j,,hich such imports are received in the united ;Mates.
E IT FUR21-ER ;53OLVy0D, that a copy of this resolution shall be f orv-ra.rd ed
by the Clerk to the repre senta•tive of this County in Congress and to each of the
representatives of the ;Mate ofisconsin in the United Mates Senate.
Yl. F. LFDIN
Illotion was made by Daniels t-md- seconded by Ledin that the foregoing
resolution be adopted. Motion carried.
..rj0
The follov i_! bill was presented:
G
TO DAVID N. = 1TT, Di
Date
On account of t•rater running; over road and forming ice which caused
wreck on County Hi6haaay D bet-reen Grandvietr and laamela;LCon on Dec.
4, =931•
The d-, ages on car are as f ollows.
Fname Spring real bad ITevi frame �28.00
Front a el spring 1\1eyr aXe1 106-00
One tire and tube ruined Tire and tube 6.90
Labor on car
Total
S"L'ATE OF ,YISCOII,SIN,
ss.
COU11y OF DA.YFIEID David I . Kent says the above claim, f or da ia.ges on car
is true and correct aril no portion of the same has been paid.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of I.1ay, A. 1). 1932. David N. lament _--
��,r-zr!c-
U'ctary Public. I'y Cor_nvi. expires
IT la, 1933-
-otion was rlade by Daniels and seconded by kSibbald that the foregoing
bill be referred to the RoL.d and D-.-idge Corm._iittee® I.
otioil ce.ra:•_eci.
1-dotion tivas r.,lade by W. J. Anderson emd duly seconded that the board
adjourn until seven P . I!T. Roll call was as f ollotvs:
:dye: Pierce, Solberg, -Randall, Jr., Larsen, -Philli-ps, I:eyer, I-ertz,
Olson, Weir, Daniels, Squires, Pristash, johnson, W* J. A Iderson, G.chultz, C. 0.
Yelson, R�:.nl-inson,, H. C. Si.bbald, D-r•inville, I-1ougas, Otto l�nderson,
Okerstrom, R. J. Ifelson, Brubaker, Carl Anderson, Sur!iterfield, H. J. Thompson,
Rude and tiering. Total thirty.
11ayd Schindler, Kacvinsl:y, G. H. Th.olilpson, Ledin, Knight - and Smth.
Totz�,.l six-. T!otion carried.
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CI'L C lAL J4t1�L III C� OF� ' i' Y BA-Y-?+ TLLD C OU-IFF2 ' �3 0 -'MD
E-eeting called to order at 7:30 P. M. by Criaili;!an R. A. Hering.
The f ollowinE; members answered roll call:
Pierce, Solberg, Herr!ilann, Schindler, Randall, Jr., 'Lassen, Phillips, Isleyer,
Yer-tz, Olson, Weir, Daniels, 8qui-res, Pristash, Johnson, J. A,-Jderson, Uchultz,
C. O.
nelson,
Rankinson, Kacvinsky, H.
C. Anderson,
Sibba,ld, Drinville, Ilougas,
Otto
Anderson,
G. H. Thompson, Ledin,
Okerstrom, Kr!iC
ht, `'I:_ith, J. lNelson,.
Brubar, er, Carl Anderson, 'Surmierfield, Rude and Hering. Total thirty-six_.
`ben Olson appeared before the County `card and made a verbL.l claim for
"'480.00, balance due on bridge and culvert c -;ntracts for wor ;_ done' in 1/ 3 1917,
inclusive.
After, solele d:iscu`r sion, motion, wc,s m- e by- ��. J. �"�I cerSOrl and seconded. by
Squires to dispense with further consideration of claim of Lb'en Olson. I,'iotior. c a--r•ried.
The following bill was presented
George D-,7rnesich
Tour special breed rabbits killed by dogs � 25.00
Tdotion was merle by W. J. Anderson and seconded by Meyer th,..t the foregoing claim
be allowed at N12.00. Notion carried.
The following -resolution -eras read:
REa) LUT I ON
Whereas, )a.yf field County is the 077nler by tax deed duly taken of the S r� of the
I I�� of 'Sec. 31-49-4, and of Lots 1-2, 13 and 14 of Llock 41 of the TowT,.site of
Washburn, a.nd
yihereas, the City of Waslab-urn desires to secure -these descriptio .s of lend and
lots for ti-.e use of- the City, be it hereby
Resolved: by the County Board of Sou-pervisors of hayfield County, '�`isconsin, duly
assembled this 17th day of Nlay, 19329 that the County Cleric be, and he ereby is, author-
ized and instructed to issue a quit claim deed to the City of 17ashburn covering the
above described land and lots, and that the- amount of all the taxes, interest Und charges
showinE on the County records against said properties be charged by said County Clerk to
tine excess delinquent account of the City. of Washburn.
Hans J. T ompson
Motion was made by H. J. Thompson and seconded by Carl Xinderson that the foreL011:1g
resolution be adopted. Iuotion carried.
The following resolution Ywas read:
R�SOLUT ZOI:r
TERL,AS, Da.yfield County has established 'Lour County Forest Units, and they have
been certified to arikaccepted by the -ta,te Depart!rients, Lai
WNERE2,_S, the State Aid to the County will be received within a short time, and
ll7�i�.EAS, in victir o the foregoing fa,.cts i t is essential that the I oa.rd at this
time designate 1;,rhat committee of the County Loexd shall have jurisdiction and establish
the policy of handling same tirith the Ctaite Conservation �epL..rt!:lent, therefore,
q9
SPEC I' 1t-�ETIYG OP 'Iii B�.I.'�17,LD COUI\,ITY BW. RD
wry-) ry-------- ---------------------- --—
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BE 1T HEITEBY 1RLSO TED, that the jurisdiction and -policy of the County To -rest
Units be delegated to the Zoning Cor.imi ttee vrith general- supervision to be h«ridled
by the County 21gent's office.
IG'17-
x
Har C. Anderson
Iiloti.on vias made by 11. C. Anderson and seconded by Ledin that' the foregoing
resolution be adopted. %:iot.ion carried.
T'lotion
was made
by Ledin and seconded
'uy I-Aeyer
that
the County
Agent be in-
structed to
pro -rate
his cormDensation and
expenses
on the
basis of
tilde and costs
devoted to his regular duties and to the County forests, that part devoted to
Forestry to be paid for out of State Aid Funds to County for County T+orestry -cur .ores,
also that per diem and expenses of county board cor.nnit-tee in charge be paid out of
said Forestry Fur!d. 1;lotion carried.
The following lrecoi'<rlendati-ons of the Finance Co=ittee were read:
The Finance Cor-iYli. ttee reconm-,em6s that the Boa-d accept the voluntpry reduction
of ten per cent in salaries of all elective officers of this Count!T who have agreed
to talke such cut, and that all others be requested to �.ccept, the same cut.
The sir Lrice Cor�riittee recoirrnends a ten per cent cut in all cler'i hire.
The Finance COrrIIIittee recoimiends tI—e.t the righZ-ray Departrier!t arid Trustees of
Sanatorium be re,-ue-ted to Hake such cuts in :�;a.ges as can be made v;ithout effecting
the efficiency of, the different departments.
vie recol-1-emend a reduction in all per dieri paid by County to Boyd members for
meetings ai:id comiiiittee woRk from J�14.00 per day to �3.50 per day.
Signed.,
ri . E . LED IN
V . 1 . BRUBI-10E'R
. L . HER I NG
E . R . PHILL IPS
Cosli,ttee.
T1!otion was made by S-mith and seconded- by 1vleyer 't",h�.;Ju- the foregoing i-ecorililleiidELt' O(is
be adopted.
1, otion -Dias duly rl- de and seconded to amend the original resolution so as to
exem,F)t the undersheriff Ltind that his salary be left at the rate of I'velve hundred
Dollars per year. t-- endi;lent carried.
were voted on and carried.
The following resolution eras read:
isle original recor'niendati ons as amended_
PLES OLU'T' I ON
IZHHaFE,k,S., blueberries constitute an irtlportant and valuable product to Bayfield
County residents; and
- ERL.'S, a considerable dariage to the blueberry crop is occasioned each year
because numerous persons, many of -whom are noi:-residents, begin harvesting
before the berries are properly ripened-, �.,,nd such early harvesting not drily
damages and destroys the unripened crop but results in an inferior product
beiir! ; sold and thus der..ioralizes the mark:_t price; therefore 'be it
as
' tJZJC ILL �.iJ��l ll':Cf O .i11., 13ifff' I'..1,D C OUI lY J0230
- - --17 , 1932. - - - -
R OL""D, that the Special Zoning Co.-mitte.e be authorizes? and ernpotir-iered to prohibit
the harvesting of blueberries on county owned lands until such time as it shall
determine the blueberries are in proper coed-ition to be harvested; Lnd to require
non-residents to pay such license fee into the county treasury for the privilege
of harvesting bl}ieberriez on counter ozined lands as it shall deem necessary in the
public interest.
Hotion ,;Jas iiude by `ihoinpson L;.nd duly seconded that the foregoing resolution be
adoT)ted.
-otion was made by !L'eyes and s-ecorlded by Herrinann that the foregoing resolution
be laid on the table. I'lotion to table carried.
riiie f o11 ovrin re o o 1 u t 1- on -u,0,s reed:
BE IT kuSOLTEM,
Thy+,t the Children's County Board be instructed to meet with the
County Judge with the viei•i in mind of securing a tkienty per cent reduction of so-
called 'Mothers' Pension."
rJ. .ue `a��7uZreS
TAotion z-Ias mE.de by I."ever .z;.nd seconded by Ledin t'_ha t the foregoing resolution be
adopted. 1-Notion carried.
The following offer was read_o
'lashburn, Wise
'lE:, 3r 17, 19, 2.
T'r . Ludwig Tranjilal ,
County Clerk,
Viatihburn, i1S.
Dear Sir:
I the urldersi ned would like to have you present iiiy offer on a sixty acre
tract located in the City of Washburn, to the nieiubers of the County board.
I agree to build a home on SUid land in place of dov n pay-lient which is
one -fifth of purchase price t;hich price I offer being 720.00 per acre, making a..
total of=!?1200.00 for the sixty acres.
I prefer a five year plan which would snake a total purchase price of �1800.00
on payments
y�ayab1e/orithly�ai-_loalitirig to y�30.00 per yr onth.
m
Yours very truly,
Dell barnha r't .
H,otion was made by H. J. Thompson and seconded by F,ude that the foregoing
offer be accepted. Motion carried.
The following letter was re�J.d:
CHICAGO (",0NIFE1,711IO=da T1:POSITION
T;Iay 12th, 1932.
Iv -'Er. Ludwig Trai-mal,
County Clerk,
Bayfield Courity,
Washburn, ":7isconsin.
Tear 1{Ir . 1 r anma l :
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At
At the request of your Mr. R. F. C. Schultz, we are enclosing literature con-
cerning the Chicago Conventions Exposition to be held during June and July.
We would particularly call your attention to -the tentative entertainment
program enclosed and which will mean the success of your exhibit in this r�xposition,
as our program is extensive and will attract the crowds.
Reduced railroad bus and boat rates are t'o be in effect. during tl,.at time; as
well as the conventions of the Democratic and (Republican Parties, the George
Rashington Bi-Centennial, the State Street Celebration, and the ILlitary Tournament,
and, also, the great appeal tree Havy Pier has in the Lurmi iiertime.
`ghat you may get the greatest benefit possible out of this Exposition, vre will
ask that you give this your irm?ediate attention a:d make an early selection of space,
and let us hear from you at the earliest possible moment.
Respectfully yours,,
H. J. 111lner
President.
I`Yotion was made by Illeyer and duly seconded that— the foregoing resolution be
placed on file. Tdotion carried.
The following letter was read:
1'HL FOSTER & RE"11TOLDN CO.
I 1V YORK
N'Lr. Ludwig Traanmal, County Clerk
`•Washburn, Wisconsin.
-=dear 1.1r. `"ranmal:
TJay 10, 1932.
Yesterday -�,hile visiting the Outdoor Show, I had the opportunity to talk
to Ili?. J. P. O'Malley of Bayfield. I :notice(-thL�.t you leave a very attractive booklet
descl,i ptive of Bayfield County. We would lake to hcve an opportunity to distribute:
this literature and suggest 'amc'+ recormn.rend that our patrons visit Bayfield County.
Our service is exceptional, due to the fact that -vie !.,ave personz:.l contact
with persons that are actually interested in surim)er vacatib'ns and tours.
Our charges for representation in our offices would be one Hundred dollars
(�i100) per group, for instance, if you ern-_ployed our Testerr2 servic-e, the charges
vrould be one hundred dollars (�P100). 'Where are (7) seven offices in this group,
two in Chicago, one each in the following cities, tit. Louis, Kansas City, Deriver,
Salt La.k_e City and I'din-neapolis. ''This service would represent you daily from now
until October 1, 1932.
Ve would send_ you a list of the nai- es land addresses of all persons to whom
each of these offices had
distributed
literature.
I will greatly
appreciate an
early reply,
in reference to the possiblity
of your representation v,ith us this year.
Very truly yours,
FOLE3T ; R TR , BL SERVICE
By `I . F. Carey
(notion vra.s made by Smith and seconded by Led_in that the foregoing comi'munication
be placed on file. i'otion carried.
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1sLCI�'.L l i�rl'1irG Oi i I�� Bts� 'LTD COUTd�1'T+ BOAM)
------------ I1,kY 17, 1932.
The following application was read:
County Coimmissi.oners
Ba;,yf i el d County
i�,'ashburri, ��'i sc onsi n
Dear Sir:
Jerome Dahl
811 Rose Ave.
LT, issou1a, ivront.
lurch 16, 19/32.
I,. short time ago I learned that Ba.yfield Cou my has entered_ the County owned
lands under -the State forest Crop late and has established a county forest. I under. -
stand thL
t the
county f ore st
s have been established only a.
short
time
under
this
lawn
and that
being
the case, you
probably have not as yet full;
established
and
orgaiized
-the oersonel for the Eaanage��ent of the county forest. i should like very much to
secure employment along just that •line of work as I air specially trained and pa.rti.c-
ularly interested in 'forest work.
I am a native of the state of Wisconsin havinL_; been born and raised on a farra
near :Deerfield, where ray parents still live. /eceived my highsclJool education at
Deerfield, graduating in 1025. 1 then attended Oshkosh 63tate Normal -for one semester.
in the spring of, 1026 1 entered the Forest School at the University of I'lontaria at
11i.ssoula from which I graduated ii,D 1930. i hile in school I received special training
in engineering, surveying, mapping, silviculture, forest management, and forest
nursery practice, as the school supports �v nursery out of which 3GO,CGO to 500,000
trees are sent annually.
During the summer months while in school I -worked for the Forest Service, _
doing such work as lookout, trail construction and maintenance, cor.miisary clerk, and
lire fsg?ti_ng.
Since graduating ' I have had additional experience in protection work and fire
suppression. Also in timber reconnissenee and cruising, fire damage survey, mapping,
and insect control and survey work.
I feel that with this varied practical experience, supplemented vrith a
comprehensive study in school, that I am capable of hc.ndlirig any job that you may
be able to offer me on the county forest.
request.
I am a married man Lmd. 24 years of age.
Excellent reference as to my character arid ability can be furnished upon
rioping that you Z:ri 11 consider iiy application for employment to fill any
position that you may offer me.
Yours very t ruly,
Je r orae Dahl
11otion was made by Meyer and seconded by Ledin that the foregoing application
be placed on file. Ilotion carried.
I: otion •t,'ras mac_e by 1:1-ertz end seconded -by iI. J. 'ih rmpson that the Chairman cry
a�)point a special co-r_littee of three to study the old age pension law and authorize
said committee to confer with other- counties and to report at the annual meeting.
Iviotion carried.
6 a
32,1JC If 111G Ol Ill I�.-.i.J .t5Yi 1.'i 1.E LD C C U Nei• 1T D0r'-.,-D
the following resolution tiaras read:
BE IT RZSOLVED:
That the clerk be instructed to inform the Bayfi.eld fair i ssociation
that Bayfield County -v ill riot be responsible for any deficit for 19J2 fair.
Jarl Olson
11' oti.on was made by Ledin . nd seconded by Randall, Jr,, that, 'the
foregoing resolution be adopted.
11otion i-ias made by H. C. 11-nderson L�r!d seconded by Ra-rikinson to
amend the foregoin:F resolution so the County Board would assurle deficit if. any.for the
1932 Fair Es contracts have already been made for it by the County Fair Asjociati.on.
Roll call on the a!_Zendnient was as follows.,
Aye: Phillips, Weir, Daniels, C. 0. lfel son, E anllxins on, H. C.
A (11 J i
Anderson, nougas aria Herlr!g. -Lou-al
eight.
Tla.y: Pierce, Herrmann,
Schindler,
� r!d�Lll,
Jr., Larsen, Iileyer,
1zertz, Olson,
Squires, Pristash, Johnson,
'ri.
J. Anderson,
Schultz, h cvinsky,
Sibbald, Drinville, Otto Anderson,
O. H. Thompson, Ledin,
OT,erstrori, Knight,
Simi.th, FL. J.
i elson, Brubaker, Carl
2nderson,
uuri�ierfield5
H. J. Thornpson and
Rude. Total
twenty-eight. One not
voting.
1 otiion lost.
BE IT RESOLVED.,
I:ioti.on to adopt the original resolution carried.
The following resolution was read`
That the pension of blind be cut 20% effective June 1, 1932.
William Irreyer
Motion vias made by C. 0. Nelson and seconded by.Meyer that the
foregoing resolution be adopted. 1.1otion carried.
lvloti_on was !Bade by I�'Ieyer and seconded by Larsen to allow county
clerk additional clerical hire if necessary, not to exceed �150.00. 1-Lotion carried.
The following resolution! Pius read:
1,1aY 17, 1932.
BE IT HEREBY _RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bay -field County,
assembled in specT:al session this 1-7th day of 1,1,ay, 1932, trL.t the per diem, mileage
and co1!rai.ttee work be allowed each mer_iber of the County Board as listed below, and
that the `=''-reasurer is hereby ordered to pay such money and the Chairman and the
County Clerk are instructed to issue an order for the total ar_ount of such items
listed belowo
Chas. E. fierce
Marcus Solberg
A. H. Herrriia,nn
l�. L. Schindler
H. B. Randall, Jr.
Per Diern IVIile�
47.00
1.20
7.00
6.96
7.00
1.74
7.00
.72
7.00
4.84
C oi!mi t, t e e
Work I'aileape Total
$ 8.20
13.96
s�4.00 1.74 14.48
7.72
11.84
Carl P. Larsen 7.00 6.48 4-.00 none 17.48
Phillips 7.00 9.66 16.66
VIM. 1,1eyer 7.00 3. 60 10.60
37
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�i1'_','1 Il �.i 0l?
T iW B ' i{ IEL
COTJ I 1 sr
BCtit
-L
Co 11J."ittee
Per Di.ern
iuilea e
V ork
LIi1eage
i'o U al
;alter Irlertz
07.00
$4®32
�P11.32
Jc,rl Olson
7.00
1.56
8.56
.Wallace 171eir
7.00
4.68
11.68
E. 1'. -Daniels
7.00
4.28
11.28
S. L. Squires
7.00
2.64
9.64
tindrew Pristash
7.00
2.40
9.40
Peter Johnson
7.00
4.32
11.32
W. J. ""riderson
7.00
3.30
10.30
R. W. 0. Schultz-
7.00
5.28
12.28
C . 0. :Nelson
7.00
6.70
13.70
Oscar Rankinson
7.00
5.28
12.28
Steve Kacvinsky
7.00
1.62
8.62
Harry C. Anderson
7.00
7.20
14.20
J. C. Sibbald
7.00
3.72
10.72
J. J. Drinvi116
7.00
2.52
9.52
H. J. Hougas
7.00
4.62
11.62
Otto Anderson
7.00
.96
7.96
G. H. Thompson
7.00
6.084.00��.08
z3.16
iq. E. Ledin
7.00
2.68
3.50
2.88
16.26
Roy Okerst5:om
7.00
1.44.
8.44
�. S.
7.00
1.44
4.00
1.44
13.88
C. Smith Smith
7.00
1.44
3.50
11.94
-
R. J. Nelson
7.00
1.44
8.44
V. E. Brubaker
7.00
.12
"3.50
.12
10.74
Carl 1nderson
7.00
.12
4.00
112
11.24
Ira Su:1R.nerf ield
7.00
.12
7.12
Bans J. Thompson
7.00
.12
7.12
R. A. Hering
7.00
.12
3.50
.12
10.74
Ren Rude
7.00
.12
4.00
.12
11.24
Signed:
sri. J. .' ders.on
T-. of ion was ?:Wade by Ledin and seconded by H. J. 'i'hmi pson that the foregoing
resolution be adopted. Roll call -'was as follovfse
?eye: Pierce, Solberg, Herrru:,mm, Schindler, I-LandL�11, Jr., C. P: Larsen,
Phillips, lvleyer, Mertz, Olson, 41eir, Daniels, Pristash, Johnson, `ti. J. Anderson,
Schultz, C. 0. lielson, Rarkinson, Kacvinsky, rI. C. Anderson, Sibbald, Drinville,:
Hougas, Otto kinder son, G. H. Thompson, Ledin, Oke-rstrom, 1,xnight, Sl lith, 1i. J.
Nelson, Brubaker, Carl !nder,c-�on, vunimerfield, I.I. J. Thompson, Dude and Tiering.
otal thirty-six. lotion carried.
I.'Lotion was made an,d duly seconded that the D'W rd adjourn. Plot 10r: