HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 4/15/1952ANNUAL MEETING OF BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD
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Meeting called to order at 10 A.M. by Chairman, Clarence Li -Olsen,
The following members answered roll call: Raymond J. Mammoser, Carl Hiekel,
Harvey Irish, S.W.,. Buck, CO-C. Laudenschlager, Anthony Janock, Edward Reimer,
Bernard E. Johnson, Joseph Pustinger; J.R. Desparois, J.L.. MacRae, William Stuart,
Andrew Pristash, Frank Utpadel, Matt Radosevich, Dell Anderson, C.O. Nelson,
Theodore Kallinen, Joe Lupa, Harry C. Anderson, Oscar Wallin, Paul Tribovich,
John Shykes, Edward Pajala, Ernest Moore, Conrad Tedlund, Ernest LaPointe, H.A.
Reiten., ; E.L. Wicklund, A.A. Anderson, Ellsworth Embertson, Harry Moland, Helmer
Moe & Clarence L. Olsen. Total 34
Moved by H.C, Anderson and seconded by MacRae to dispense with the reading
of the minutes
"of the last meeting. Carried.
Moved by MacRae and seconded.by Desparois to dispense with the formality
of balloting and that the Board give a unanimous vote by acclamation f or Clarence
Ls Olsen as Chairman. Carried.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by LaPointe to dispense with the formality of
balloting and that the Board give a unanimous vote by acclamation for J.Li MacRae
as Vice Chairman. Carried.
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Desparois to set the rates of publication
for the official news paper as follows: 85V per folio for official. proceedings,
25V per folio for printing supplements, $15.00 to other than official paper for
distributing supplements of each county board meeting. Carried:
Moved by Desparois and seconded by MacRae that the .,'ashburn Times be the
official news paper for the ensuing year. Carried:
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS;.hunting seasons for deer have been very liberal the past few years
and as a consequence thereof the deer herd has been reduced to a very minimum in
most parts of the county; and
=REAS, about thirty-five per cent of the zounty is recreational and one of
the tourists attractions is the sight of wild game and birds, therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED; that the Conservation Commission be asked to close the
season on deer for 1952.
C.C. Laudenschlager Ernest Moore C:Oi, Nelson
R.J. Mammoser Bernard E. Johnson Harry C` Anderson
Carl Hiekel Oscar Wallin
Moved by Johnson and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing resolution.
A
request for vote by ballot was made. The Chair appointed Radosevich and Pajala as
Tellers. Roll Call was as follows:
155,2
Aye 23
Nay 11
Open ,Season 1
Total 35 Motion carried.
The following .c(ammunication was read. -
NOTICE OF STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY HEARING PROPOSED CHLNGE IN STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY
SYSTEM BETWEEN CABLE AND DRUMIOND, BAYFIELD COUNTY.
A change in the location of the State Trunk Highway System between Cable and
Drummond in Bayfield County has been proposed as hereinafter described.
The road proposed to be removed as a part of the State -Trunk Highway System is
described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the present marked and traveled State Trunk Highway
System at or near the southeast corner of Section 60 Township 43 North; Range 7
,Vest, thence northwesterly, northerly, and northeasterly along the present marked
and traveled State Trunk Highway to a point at or near the northeast corner of
Section 7, Township 44 North, Range 7 ,West.
The road proposed to b:e added to the State Trunk Highway System in lieu of the one
proposed to be removed is described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the present marked and traveled State Trunk Highway System
at or near the southeast corner of Section 6, Township 43, North, Range 7 ,Vest, thence
northerly along the,most direct feasible route to a point on the present marked and
traveled State Trunk Highway at or near the northeast corner of Section 7, Township 44
North, Range 7 Nest.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing in the matter of the proposed change will
be held at the Legion Building in Cable at 10:30 otclock in the forenoon of Wednesday,
April 2, 1952,
All persons interested are invited to attend and present their views.
The State Highway Commission of Wisconsin reserves the right to consider any
feasible location of the State Trunk Highway System between the.termini noted.
STATE HIGHWAY C01Mi ISSION OF %VISCONSIN
By Oil. Hughes
Secretary
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Kallinen to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file. Carried.
The following communication and decision of Highway Commission were read:
April 7, 1952
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
County Clerk, Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
SUBJECT: State Trunk Highway Change no. 446 U:S. Highway 63 Between
Cable and Drummond, Bayfield County
The State Highway Commission of Wisconsin, at its meeting on April 4, 19529
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decided to make a change in the State Trunk Highway System in Bayfield County as
noted in the attached decision which is hereby filed with you.
Before such decision can become effective, it must be submitted to and approved
by the County Board of Bayfield County, JTill you kindly submit the same to your
County Board at the first convenient opportunity and advise the action taken.
Very truly yours,
STATE HIGI1,71Y COMISSION OF WISCONSIN
O.J. Hughes
Secretary
DECISION OF THE STATE HIGH rAY COMZISSION OF ;IfISCONSIN
Change in the State Trunk Highway System Between
Cable and Drummond, Bayfield County
TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYII'IELD COUNTY:
The State Highway Commission of Wisconsin) at its meeting held Fridays April 4,
1952, pursuant to due notice given to the locality concerned in accordance with the
provisions of the statutes in such cases made and provided, decided to make a
change in the State Trunk Highway System in Bayfield County by removing a certain
road and by adding another road in lieu thereof, as hereinafter described.
The road so to be removed as a portion of the State Trunk Highway System is
described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the present marked and traveled State Trunk Highway
System at or near the southeast corner of Section 6, Township 43 North, Range 7
TjVest, thence northwesterly, northerly, and northeasterly along the present marked
and traveled state trunk highway to a point at or near the northeast corner of
Section 7, Township 44 North, Range 7 17est:
The road to be added to the State Trunk Highway System in lieu of the one so
removed is described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the present marked and traveled State Trunk Highway
System at or near the southeast corner of Section 6, Township 43 North, Range 7
West, thence Northerly along the most direct feasible route to a point on the
present marked and traveled state trunk highway at or near the northeast corner
of Section 7, Township 44 North, Range 7 West.
Since the foregoing changes more than two and one-half miles of the State
Trunk Highway System, the order making the change must be referred to and approved
by the County Board of Bayfield 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 Commission of ffisconsin as soon as practicable thereafter.
STATE HIGHi'IAY C01VIIUSSION OF 'y}TISCOIJSIN
O.J. Hughes
Secretary
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Reimer to accept and place on file the
foregoing communication and decision. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors assembled in regular
session this 15th day of April, 1952, that the attached decision of the State Highway
Commission (Change -4446) to change the location of U.S: Highway No. 63 between Cable
and Drummond in Bayfield County be and the same is hereby approved.
Approval recommended by
Erne st Ieoore
C.0i Nelson
Edward Pajala
County Highway Committee
Bayf ield County
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Moore to adopt the foregoing resolution. Roll
Call was as follows: Aye: Mammoser, Hiekel, Irish, Buck; Laudenschlager, Janock,
Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, MacRae, Stuart, Pristash, Utpadel, Radosevich,
De Anderson, Nelson, Kallinen, Lupa, H.C: Anderson, Wallin, Tribovich, Shykes, Pajala,
Moore; Tedlund, LaPointe, Reiten, Wicklund, A:Ae Anderson, Enbertson, moland, Moe
Olsen. Total 34, Nay: none Carried.
The following communication was read:
April 8, 1952
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Court House
Mashburn, Wisconsin
Subject: State Trunk Highway Change.No. 446
U.S.H. No. 63 between Cable and Drummond
Project F 011-2(28) - Bayfield County
Dear Sir:
We are today in receipt of a copy of a letter from Mr. O.J, Hughes, Secretary
of the State Highway Commission of Wisconsin, to you, advising that the State Highway
Commission has approved the change of location of the above mentioned highway between
Cable and Drummond.
Mr. Hughes asks that the County Board act in this matter at the first convenient
opportunity and to cause a report of such action to be made to the State Highway
Commission of Wisconsin as soon as possible thereafter.
We presume that this matter will be taken up at the County Board Meeting on
April 15th and we would suggest that you prepare a resolution for action of the County
Board in this matter.
If the change is approved by the County Board, it will be necessary that the
County Board also take some action relative to deeding of certain County -owned lands
to the State for right-of-way purposes in the construction of the project. In this
connection, we have prepared a suggested resolution form, two copies of which we
enclose herewith, together with a copy of a Deed from the County to the State, describ-
ing the County -owned lands which will be necessary for right-of-way purposes.
The resolution form enclosed, or a similar resolution, will be acceptable. Would
you kindly present such resolution form for County Board action.
Some one from this office will very probably attend the Board Meeting on Tuesday
morning, probably by the time the County Board assembles. Thanking you for your
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attention to these matters, we remain,
Very truly yours,
STATE HIGEYAY COIVEIISSION OF WISCONSIN
L:C, Wilson
Division R/W Engtr.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Moore to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
EEREAS certain lands located along the laid -out route of U:S:Hv No. 63,
in Bayfield County, Wisconsin, and more particularly those lands within the
limits of Project E 011-2(28), Cable - Drummond Road, have been acquired by Bayfield
County by Tax Deed and,_
WHEREAS it is necessary for the construction of the above mentioned highway
that certain portions of such County -owned lands be established as highway right-of-
way,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield
County, Wisconsin, in regular session assembled this 15th day of A-Dril, 1952, do
hereby authorize the deeding of such lands as are described in the attached Deed
to the State of Wisconsin.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Bayfield County Clerk is hereby authorized
to sign and complete the attached Deed as the act and deed of such County Board of
Supervisors.
Resolution presented by:
Ernest Moore
C:O.- Nelson
Edward Pa jala
Note: Lands affected by the foregoing resolution are as follows:
All of Ti, 44 N:, R.7 W; , Sec. 29 in the SlffTl NWg thereof, lying westerly of
a line parallel to and 100t distant easterly at right angles from the following
described reference line:
Beginning on the E-rii.line of Sec. 29, aforesaid town and range,(the southerly
boundary of described parcel) 15.3*'east of the III corner of such section, thence
N: 1* 421 E: 13161 to the N. 1/16 line of Sec. 29, the northerly boundary of des-
cribed parcel.
ALSO
All of T. 44 N., R: 7 W., Sec. 30, in the NE-1 NE- thereof lying easterly of a
line parallel to and 100, distant westerly from the following described reference
line:
Beginning on the N. line of Sec. 29, T. 44 N., R: 7 IT., 108.21 east of the NW
corner of such section, thence south 1:' 42/ W: 13164.
Southerly boundary of described parcel shall -be the N. 1/16 line of Section 30.
Northerly boundary shall be north line of Sec. 30,
Described parcels contain 4.67 acres more or less
Moved by Moore and seconded by Dell Anderson to adopt the foregoing resolution
Motion carried.
The following communication was read:
TO ALL COUNTY CLERKS AND COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMEN
RELATING TO RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF COUNTY
HIGIT�VAY MLINTENANCE COST RECORDS
FOR PRESENTATION AT THE APRIL COUNTY BOARD IkMTING
Gentlemen:
At the fall meeting of county boards in 1950, a proposal that 1/4 of 1% of county
trunk highway aids received from the state be paid into a fund for research and cost
analysis was approved and became a part of the legislative program of the Wisconsin
County Boards Association. A bill wa-s passed in both Houses of the Legislature pro-,
viding for such research and analysis, but was vetoed by Governor Kohler with a
statement to the effect that he definitely was in favor of having this work done, but
thought the work should be done jointly by the State Highway Department and the counties
and that each should pay 50% of the cost of such research and analysis work.
At the 1951 convention of the Wisconsin County Boards Association, a resolution
was adopted asking that our Association work out such a joint plan with the State
Highway Commission and that the results of such a joint plan be mailed to all county
boards prior to the spring meetings of 1952 so that action can be taken to appropriate
the necessary amounts to cover such joint study.
A plan has now been developed jointly with the State Highway Commission and the
Viseonsin County. Boards Association, a copy of which is attached hereto. Under this
plan, the counties' share of financing such research and analysis studies will be
only 50% of what was approved by county boards in 1950, the other 50% will be from
matching state funds.
Therefore, the request for county participation from each county board at their
spring meeting is for an appropriation of 1/8 of if of the state aid received for
county trunk highways (both regular and supplementary aids).
Under this plan the amount that your county is asked to appropriate -for this work
is $ 138429.
This is a very inportant item of your Associationfs'activities, and we would
greatly appreciate having the matter presented at,the April meetings of your county
boards so that appropriations for this matter can be made and work commenced in this
important field.
Very truly yours;
WISCONSIN COUNTY BOARDS ASSOCIATION
By: A.J. Thelen
Moved by Moore and'sec.onded by Radosevich to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file, Carried.
The following petition and resolution were read:
To the County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin
The undersigned as attorneys for Mary Meskan, Albert G. Meskan, D.C. Chizek,
April 15, 1952
Gertrude Chizek, Edward J: Maruska, Antoinette Maruska, Kenneth Blaha and Lorraine
A. Blaha, respectfully make this petition to the County Board of Bayfield County,
Titliseonsin and state as follows
1. That heretofore Bayfield County, by its officers has taken certain steps
and attempted to acquire certain titles by reason of claimed delinquencies in the
real estate taxes affecting a portion of Government Lot 1 in Section 34, Township
44 North, Range 7 Nest in said County; that for a more complete description of the
interests claimed by said County in said lands reference is made to the records
of the Register of Deeds of said County in Volume 156 of Miscellaneous Records at
page 406;
2. That it appears that in acquiring such interests as said County may have
in said lands an attempt was made to exclude lands owned by the persons named above
in whose behalf this petition is made.
3. That there is considerable confusion in the descriptions of portions of the
lands contained in said Government Lot 1 as the same appear of record in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Bayfield County,
4: That the fact is that the real estate taxes on the portions of said Govern -
went Lot 1 which are hereinafter more particularly described have either been paid
in full or are not now and never have been delinquent for such a period of time as
would permit the County or any other persons or corporations to take title thereto by
reason of any such delinquencies but that taxes on -portions of said Government Lot 1
not included in the description hereinafter referred to may be or may have been
delinquent so as to permit said County to assert title thereto by reason of such
delinquencies.
5. That Albert G. Meskan and Mary Meskan as joint tenants are the owners in
fee of the premises described in that certain deed recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds in Volume 157 at page 379; that D Xi Chizek and Gertrude Chizek
as joint tenants are the owners in fee of -the premises described in that certain
deed recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in Volume 157 at page 378;
that Edward T; Maruska and Antoinette Ularuska as joint tenants are the otirners in
fee of the premises described in that certain deed recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds in Volume 157 at.page 377, and that Kenneth Blaha and Lorraine A.
Blaha as joint tenants are the owners in fee of the premises described in that
certain deed recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in Volume 157 at page
376.
6. That it is the desire of the persons in whose behalf this petition is made
that quit claim deeds be executed on behalf of Bayfield County and be delivered to
said persons in order that the record title to said premises may be cleared' of any
defect or cloud by reason of the claims of said Bayfield County.
WEEREFORE it is requested that your County Board authorize the proper officers
of Bayfield County to execute and deliver a quit claim deed to Albert G. Meskan and
Mary hileskan of the premises owned by them and described by reference to the deed
recorded in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 379; that your County Board authorize the
proper officers of Bayfield County to execute and deliver a quit claim deed to D:C.
Chizek and Gertrude Chizek of the premises owned by them and described by reference
to the deed recorded in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 378; that your County Board -
authorize the proper officers of Bayfield County to,execute and deliver a quit
claim deed to Edward Ti Maruska and Antoinette Maruska of the premises owned by them
and described by reference to the deed recorded in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 377;
and that your County Board authorize the proper officers of Bayfield County to execute
and deliver a quit claim deed to Kenneth Blaha and Lorraine A: Blaha of the premises
owned by them and described by reference to the deed recorded in Volume 157 of Deeds
at page 376;
Respectfully submitted,
SANBORN L- ATAOREUX & PRAY
BY: Theron ,P. Pray
IT IS RESOLVED that the petition submitted by Sanborn; Lamoreux'& Pray on behalf
of Mary Ivieskan, Albert G: Meskan, D:C,& Chizek, Gertrude Chizek, Edgard Ti. Maruska,
Antoinette Maruska, Kenneth Blaha and Lorraine A: Blaha with respect to,the issuance
of quit claim deeds by Bayfield County covering premises which are hereinafter more
particularly referred to be and the same is hereby granted; and
IT IS FURTIIER RESOLVED that the proper officers of Bayfield County.be and they are
hereby authorized to execute and deliver quit claim deeds of the County as follows:
To Albert G. Meskan and Mary meskan as joint tenants, covering premises described
in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 379 in the records of the Register of Deeds of Bayfield
County.
To D.-C. Chizek and Gertrude Chizek as joint tenants, covering premises described
in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 378 in the records of the Register of Deeds in Bayfield
County.
To Edward Ti 1tMaruska and Antoinette Maruska as joint tenants, covering premises
described in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 377 in the records of the Register of Deeds
of Bayfield Gounty.
To Kenneth Blaha and Lorraine A: Blaha,as joint tenants, covering premises describ-
ed in Volume 157 of Deeds at page 376 in the records of the Register of Deeds of
Bayfield County.
J.L. MacRae
Moved by Shykes and seconded by Pustinger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried unanimously.
The following communication was read:
Sheriff, T.A. DeMars
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
Due to lack of cooperation, I find it necessary"to resign my duties as
County Surveyor of Bayfield County; Iffisconsin, and seek Nemployment elsewhere.
I hereby tender my resignation to take effect immediately.
Yours truly;
G:A: Finney, Sr.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Pustinger to accept the resignation of the County
Surveyor. Motion carried.
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The following communication was read:
Board of Bayfield County Commissioners
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Sirs:
I believe you have already been informed by Dr. L:Bo Clausen of the confusion
which has arisen about the lot lines on Squaw Point in the Town of Bell, Cornucopia.
These properties were taken out of forest crop tax setup some years ago, and
since then we lot owners have been paying taxes on pieces of land which we supposed
were accurately laid out. Now it seems that the lines may be off.
I do not know what you may, or may not, plan to do.
But I would like to call your attention to one situation which might simplify
an accurate survey.
As you probably are aware, the lots involved are parts of what formerly were
government lots 3 and 42,lying along the shore of Lake Superior. Government lot 3-
with which I am concerned, has been divided up into lots 1 to 13 inclusive as now
laid out.
Some of the deeds to these lots, I have learned, start from a marker at the
southeast corner of government lot 3 and others from the southwest corner of govern-
ment lot 30 11Iy own deeds to lots 1 and 2 read from the southeast corner of govern -
went lot 3.
Running north and south from this southeast corner marker is a road which
divides my property and the property of Frederick Curtis, which lies east of me.
The road runs down -:-to about 300 or 400 feet of the lake front, where it slants off
to a cabin on the Curtis property. Now if this road has been accurately laid out
on a north -south -line, it would be a comparatively simple matter to run a survey
line from the point where it slants, direct to the hake front. This would mark
the northeast boundary, at the lake front, of government lot 3: It also would
serve to check the accuracy of any line which is surveyed from the southwest corner
of government lot 3, to the lake front.
The road I mention may not be direct north and south; but even if it is off
a few feet, this correction probably could be made much easier than trying to run
a line through the woods:
I don't know what importance a surveyor would attach to this road; but I want -
to call it to your attention for what it may be worths
Incidentally, the town of Bell, I believe, started a road from another east -
west road at the back of our lots several years ago. This new road, as I recall
was run not more than two or three hundred feet, then stopped. The point where it
ended was, I believe, the point at which the southeast marker of government lot 3
would be found. That is where the private road leading north and south and then
into the Curtis property started.
As I say, I don't know what your board may plan to do. In view of the
confusion which now exists and the fact that we have been paying taxes for about
13 years, I think some steps should be taken officially to get things straightened
out.
Personally, I probably have less of a stake in the situation than any of the
other property -owners, because I own two 100-foot lots along the east side of govern-
ment lot 3; and the small shack.which I have on the property is about in the middle of
the 200 feet. A shift either way wouldn't make much difference to me one way or
another.
done.
But there are some owners, who have built cabins and may now be in a quandary.
I think in fairness the board should look into the matter and'see what can be
,So far as the owners of lots on government lot 3. are concerned, I believe all,
or at'least a great majority of them, would prefer to have the lines as they are --
if this is legally possible.
Sincerely,
Milton S. Davis
1roved by Radosevich and seconded by Pajala to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLVED, 'that the County Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed
to sell and convey to A-Mo- Fox the tax certificates for the tax sales of 1948, 1949,
1950 and 1951 on the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter (NEB SE-) and the
Northwest quarter of the Southeast Quarter (MY SEA) of Section Seventeen (17);
Township Forty-five (45) North, Range Five (5) West of Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
for the reason that Tyr. A.—H, Fox has paid more than fifteen years taxes on these
descriptions and now wants the tax certificates to obtain title,
Frank Utpadel
Moved by Utpadel and seconded by Wallin to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried.
The following resolution was read:
11EREAS, Anthony ;rise of Hay -card, Wisconsin applied to the County Board for the
purchase of the SEL of the NET! of Section 28-43-7 at a meeting held November 1950, and
IHE'REAS, the County Board at their annual meeting held in November, 1951
authorized the with-drawal of the aforesaid land ffom the State Forest Crop Law and
upon recommendation of the County .Forestry Committee that it be sold to Anthony
Ijlise for the amount of $508.00, and
WHEREAS, the State Conservation,Department by letter dated Tanuary 23, 1952 has
indicated that they will not release the above land from State Forest Crop Law with-
out 2/3 majority vote of the County Board, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors assembled in session
this 15th day of Aroril, 1952, that the foregoing land be with -drawn from the Forest
Crop Law, and sold to Anthony Wise as indicated by previous County Board action as
stated in the foregoing part of this resolution.
Andrew Pristash
Roll call was as follows
April 15, 1952
Ayes: Mammoser, Hiekel, Irish, Buck, 'Laudenschlager, Janock, Reimer, Johnson,
Pustinger, Desparois, MacRae, Stuart; Pristash, Utpadel, Radosevich, D: Anderson,
CoO. Nelson., Kallinen, Lupa, H.C. Anderson, Wallin, Tribovich, Shykes, Pajala,
Moore, Tedlund, LaPointe, Reiten, 7icklund, A: A: Anderson, Embei�tson, Moland,
Moe and Olsen. Total Ayes: 34, Nays: None Carried. . .
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Radosevich to adjourn until 1:30 P.M. Carried..
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P*-MI by Chairman, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond Mammoser, Carl Hiekel,
Harvey Irish, S.V. Buck, C.C. Laudenschlager, Anthony Janock, Edward Reimer,
B:E, Johnson, Joseph Pustinger, J.R. Desparois, J.L. IdacRae, William Stuart,
Andrew Pristash, Frank Utpadel, Matt Radosevich, Dell Anderson, C.O. Nelson,
Theodore Kallinen, Joe Lupa, Harry C. Anderson, Oscar Wallin, Paul Tribovich,
John Shykes, Edward Pajala, Ernest Moore, Conrad Tedlund; Ernest LaPointe,
_H.A. Reiten, E.L. tiVicklund, A.A. Anderson, Peter Hanson, Ellsworth Embertson,
Harry Moland, Helmer Igoe, Clarence L. Olsen. Total 35
The following resolution was read:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors assembled in
regular session this 15th'day 'of April, 1952, that: Group Insurmnce'for officers
and employees of Bayfield County be authorized and permitted in accordance with
the provisions of Section 58.08(14).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County Clerk be authorized and instructed
to make proper payroll deductions, when and as requested by each employee, for the
payment of premiums, for Hospital and/or Surgical Insurance in accordance with the
provisions of Section 59.08(14m.):
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a previous motion by this board recorded in Vol.
9 page 207 authorizing only Blue Cross Hospital Insurance for Court House employees
be and the same is hereby rescinded.
Submitted by
Ernest Moore
C:O. Nelson
Edward Pajala
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Moore to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following report was read:
To The Bayfield 'County Board of Supervisors:
In the November meeting of the County Board, your Welfare Committee advised
that the local share of Old Age Assitance costs for the year 1951 amounting to
$31201.82 not be charged back to the local taxing districts but be assumed by the
County because the County had been found to be eligible for the special state aid
available under the new Old Age Assistance reimbursement act.
Your Committee had estimated that the County would receive somewhere in the
neighborhood of $17500.00 as special aid. your Committee is pleased to report that
the County actually received $20791:00 from the state as its share of the special
reimbursement.
Your Committee also introduced a resolution which you approved, asking the State
Emergency Board for additional funds to make up the difference between the $31201.82
and the $20791.00. The County has been advised that the state will conduct an audit
in May of this year to determine whether or not the County is entitled to additional
money from the Emergency Board.
In November the Board also authorized the Committee to investigate the possibility
of using the Ashland County Home as a home for nursing cases. Your Committee has met
with the Ashland County Welfare Committee and once with the Ashland County Board. It
-uas found that it would be.necessary to enlarge the facilities of the Ashland County
Home if it is to be used for the Bayfield County cases., Thomas Shefchik, architect
from Duluth, has prepared blue prints of the enlargement and is taking these blue
prints to Madison to be scrutinized by the v'relfare Department who will have to approve
any such plans. As soon as the plans have been approved by the State, the cost of the
addition will be determined.
It is the aim of the Committee to have our patients admitted to The Ashland
County Home at a monthly rate, this' rate to be determined by the expenses of the Home
and the number of patients in the home, such as the expenses at the Sanatorium are
determined. your Committee is confident that this cost per case will be less than
the $90.00 each case is now costing the department.
your Committee had hoped to have figures available in this meeting of the County
Board, but approval by the Ashland County Board could not be secured until February
19th which delayed the whole matter as nothing could be done until approval by the
Ashland County Board had been secured.
your Committee wishes to thank the Board for the confidence placed in the Committee
allowing them to make an investigation of the possibility of using the Ashland County
Home and hopes that the Board will continue to authorize the Committee to carry its
plans to completion.
The Committee wishes to point out that when the levy for medical payment to social
security aids cases under 49.40 was made last fall it was set at seventy-five per cent
of the similar levy for 1951. Because of the increase in the Old Age Assistance maxi-
mum grant from $50.00 to $75.002 it was felt that enough medical costs could be included
in the individual grant to allow a decrease in the medical appropriation.
This winter has found an unusual amount of illness and this, of course, has been
true of those persons.receiving social security aids: All the hospitals, but one,
operating in this area have found it necessary to increase their rate per day. This
unusual amount of illness together with the increase in hospital rates is making it
impossible to keep our medical costs with the appropriation.
The Attorney General under the date of February 182 1952 also strengthened his
original interpretation of the supplementary medical payment under 49.40 with the
finding that "Section 49140 (1) is mandatory and requires county agencies to grant
medical care to recipients of social security aids whenever the same is necessary."
April 15, 1952
Under the same date the Attorney General advised that persons receiving Social
Security Aids are not eligible for hospitalization at Wisconsin General as County
charges certified by the County Judge. This decision means that any person receiving
Social Security Aids who has to be hospitalized at Wisconsin General can be admitted
to the hospital through arrangements made by the Public Welfare Department, but the
cost at Wisconsin General Hospital will have to be borne by the County TIVelf are De-
partment through the supplementary medical payroll as authorized under Section 49.40.
This' will tend to increase the medical cost of the Welfare Department.
The cost of such patients now hospitalized, up to a maximum of ttuenty-eight
patients, is borne fifty-fifty by the State and County. Under the new ruling of
the Attorney General such'expense.on the supplementary payroll will be borne sixty-
five per cent by the County and thirty-five per cent by the State. This also means
that where the cost at Madison is charged back under special state charges, the
expenses of Social Security aid -patients must come from the medical appropriation
of the VTelf are Department.
Your Committee will wait until fall at which time they will either ask for an
emergency appropriation or if the balance of other appropriations warrants; they
will ask for a transfer of the balance from the other appropriations to the supple-
mentary medical account,
Respectfully submitted,
Harry C, Anderson
Matt Radosevich
Moved by H:C. Anderson and seconded by Radosevich to adopt the foreging report.
Motion carried.
The following communication was read:
Bayfield County Board
,Mashburn, Wisconsin
,Attention: Mr. Ludwig Tranmal, County Clerk
Gentlemen:
We are interested in buying the following described lands located in the town of
Bayfield: SEg of the SE4, Section 34, Township 52 Ni, Range 5 W., Government Lot 3,
Section 35, Township 52 N., Range 5 °W. and the NW-NW-1 of the SVIL. Section 35, Township
52 N. , Range 5 IJV.
We aretaware of the county boards action in selling land that borders lakes and
streams, and also the land committee has placed certain restrictions against the'
sale of land in this area because of its isolation and the necessity of zoning thi.,�
area against building. However; since these three pieces of county owned landare
in an area that is part of a block of land that we are buying, we are most anxious
to secure these county owned lands in order to round. out the project.
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There is some merchantable timber on these county lands, however, the logging chance
is difficult and the cost of construction roads into the area will be expensive and
therefore we need as much timber volume as possible to make it worth while. If we
could acquire county owned lands it would improve the logging chance considerably and
reduce the cost of road construction into the area.
Our company does not operate logging camps, therefore all the work of cutting this
,I timber would be done by local residents. We would not ask the county to build any
roads into the area and we would only cut the matured merchantable timber. It would
not be our plan to dispose of any of these lands once they are acquired, therefore
there would be no sale of these lands to individuals who might want to move into the
area and thereby constitute a problem for the county. It is our plan to retain all
land that vie, acquire f or f orest. , purposes, and all lands we do acquire would be included
in our long range forest management plans.
If we were successful in acquiring these lands, we wish to assure you that they would
always be available for county use when ever the county decided they were desirable
for county purposes. Our forest management program is based upon community needs, and
no restriction will be placed on these lands against continued use by the community.
Ole ask that you consider our request and take these lands out of restriction and
advertise them for sale. If the county board would agree to place these on the market
and need any information from our company regarding the use we would put them to if we
were the successful bidders, we would be glad to meet with the county board and give
you further information regarding our coinpanyts forest management program.
Yours very truly;
PENOKEE VENEER COMPANY
J.C: Cavill
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Hanson to table the foreing communication. Motion
carried:
Moved by Utpadel and seconded by vyallin to sell the W2 NW of Section 11, Township
45 North, Range 5 West to Everett Steinstra for the sum of the high bis amounting to
$225.00. Motion carried.
Moved by Embertson and seconded by Wicklund to sell the S2 IT -!NW, less platted
part of Section 7, Township 47 North, Range 8 West to Ethel F. Leifeste, the high
bidder (former owner) for the sum of $11%00. Roll call was as follows: Ayes:
Mammoser, Hiekel, Laudenschlager, Johnson, Pajala, Ifficklund, Hanson, EmbertsoA, Moland,
Moe. Total Ayes: 10 Nays: Irish, Buck, Janock, Reimer, Pustinger, Desparois,
MacRae, Stuart, Pristash, Utpadel, Radosevich, D4 Xnderson, Nelson, Lupa, H:C. Anderson,
Wallin, Tribovich, Shykes, Moore, Tedlund, LaPointe, Reiten, A.A. Anderson, Olsen.
Total Nays: 24. Motion lost®
moved by MacRae and seconded by Moore to adjourn until 10 A.M. Carried.
ANNUAL COUNTY -BOARD MEETING
April 16 ,—T9 52
Meeting called to order at 10 Ael& by Chairman, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond Mammoser; Carl Hiekel,
Harvey Irish; Sal, Buck, CoC.' Laudenschlager, Anthony' Janack, Edward Reimer,
Bernard E. Johnson, Joseph Pustinger, TOR. Desparois, J.L. MacRae, William Stuart;
Andrew Pristash, Frank Utpadel, Matt Radosevich, Dell Anderson, C.O. Nelson,
Theodore Kallinen, Joe Lupa, Harry C. Anderson, Oscar Wallin, Paul`-Tri;bovich,
John Shykes, Edward Pajala, Ernest Moore, Conrad Tedlund,IH.A. Reiten, E.L. ailiek—
lund, Ellsworth Embertson, Helmer Moe and Clarence L. Olsen. Total 31.
Moved by MacRae and`seconded by Doll Anderson that the Chair appoint a Special
Committee to investigate the feasability and avai1abllity, of buildings in Bayfield
County for a nursing home. Carried.
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Pustinger to approve of action of the. Forestry
Committee in making cash payment for the tractor.' Carried.
Moved by MacRae and seconded.by Desparois that the County Fair Committee
be authorized to arrange for car racing at the fair grounds. Carried.
The following communication was read:
Dear County Clerk:
As
you know,
the Wisconsin Conservation
Commission is contemplating
reorganiz-
ing the
Wisconsin
Conservation Department.
This reo3ganizaticn rrould..merge
the
three branches of the department, namely, Forest Protection, Cooperative Forestry,
and State Forests and Parks, under the supervision of one chief state forester.
The state would be divided into five areaswith a district forester in charge of
each area.
Iron County is somewhat concerned about the Greeley-Kirscher plan for reor-
ganization. Ye feel that we should have more of an apportunity to study this plan
before the commission puts it in action. The Iron County Board of Supervisors
requested that the Conservation Commission delay action until the county has had
time to study the proposed reorganization.
We are writing to find out your countyTs reaction to this plan. Is your
county in favor of the reorganization by the commission? Are you against the plan?
Should we request that the commission hold meetings throughout the Northern,.:Area
explaining the contemplated -:plan before it is put in motion?
Please direct this letter to the County Board or the proper committee of the
County Board for reply. Your immediate action and reply will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
H.W. Kinney
Secretary
.iron County Forestry Committee
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Pustinger to refer the foregoing commuhication
to the Forestry Committee with power to, act. Carried.
t
The following petition and resolution was read:
PETITION FOR AIENDIAENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE
To the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
WHEREAS; Your Zoning Committee believes it to be in the best interests of the
Dublie to reclassify certain lands under the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance from 1
unrestricted District No; 3_to Forestry District No. 1, these lands being privately
owned and described as follows, SE NW and SW NE of Section `13; 31.7 SE of Section 12;
and the STPN of Section 12 - all in Township 50 North, Range 5 T'Test.
The Zoning Committee further recommenda that the'County-owned land described as
the 1UT NE of Section 24, Township 50 ~North, Range 5 West be also reclassified from
Restricted Use District No... 3 to Forestry Use District No. 1.
In view of the above, the Bayfield County Zoning Committee offers the following
resolution:
WHE1REAS, A petition has been filed by the Bayfield County Zoning Committee on
this 16th day of April, 1952 requesting that the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance
be amended as indicated above,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That said petition be referred to the County
Zoning Committee as the zoning agency of this county, which is hereby directed to hold
a public hearing on the changes proposed in said petition pursuant to Section 59;97
(3) of the Wisconsin Statutes.
John Shykes
S.V. Buck
'BAY -FIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE � `I
Paul Tribovich Andrew Pristash
John dT: Howell Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by Pristash and seconded by Shykes to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS, Section 59,715 permits the destruction of obsolete county records by
approval of the County Board, and
vITHEREAS, the County Clerk has a problem because his vault space is very limited,
in fact many of his records are now in steel files in his office which is very inade-
quate as to fire protection, and
WHEREAS, it is necessary to purchase additional filing equipment at this time
unless some obsolete records can be disposed of, therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that the following obsolete records be disposed of_:
1; Copies of bounty claims forwarded -to the Conservation Commission, more than
one year old.
2. Crop reports to the County Clerk by the Local Assessors, more than three
years old.
3. Tax certificates that have been cancelled or redeemed prior to 1920.
567 �
April 162 1952
4: Claims paid by the.C:ounty, and papers supporting such claims prior to 1934.
5. -Dog license reports by Torn Treasurer more than three years old.
6. Hunting, Trapping and Fishing License applications more than three years old.
Adopted this 16th day of April, 1952.
Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Tribovich to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS, Section 59,715 permits the destruction of obsolete County records
by approval of the County Board, and
WHEREAS, the files in the County Treasurer's Office are almost filled, -and
rather than purchase additional filing equipment some obsolete records can be dis-
posed of, therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, That the following obsolete records be disposed of:
1.. All copies of Town Tax Receipts to the year of 1923.
2. All copies of County Tax Receipts to the year of 1923:
3. All cancelled checks up to the year of 1944:
Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by H. C: Anderson and seconded by Shyl�es to adopt the foregoing resolu-
tion. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
P
V
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, at
a meeting held this 15th day of April, 1952, pursuant to the provisions of Section
59.04 (b) of the Wisconsin Statutes, that all Bayfield County Banks are designated
as working banks in conformity with Section 59.74 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Joseph J. Pustinger
Moved by Pustinger and seconded by Reimer to adopt the f oreging resolution:
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS, It may be necessary to borrow money temporarily to meet payrolls
and other obligations before the next meeting of the County Board; and
AREAS, :.It -.may prove desirable to make --short term loans, rather than to liqui-
date-. government bonds;
r,.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield
County in session this 15th day of April, 1952, that the chairman of the County
Board; the County Clerk and County Treasurer, be and they are hereby authorized to
make short term loans in amount not to exceed $75,000.00 in aggregate, or to liquidate
government bonds, whichever in their'opinion shall be found to be most advantageous
to the county?s interest;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That an irrepealable tax for the payment of such short
loans and interest be placed on the tax roll in accordance with Section 67:12.
Joseph J: Pustinger
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Pustinger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carrieda
The following resolution was read:
BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Supervisors in regular session assembled
this 16th day of April, 1952, that the County Clerk and the County Treasurer be and
they are hereby authorized and directed to proceed with the work of taking tax deeds
for Bayfield County on all county owned tax certificates that are now and will be
subject to tax deed during the next year.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the officers proceed with the taking of tax deeds
under Section 75.521 of Wisconsin Statutes and also in compliance with County Ordinance
v
covering the same recorded on page 349 of County Board Journal number 9; with reference
to all descriptions of land to which the same is applicable, and as to other descrip-
tions of land to which said section is not applicable; the 'said officers are authorized
.and directed to proceed in accordance with section 75.12 and other applicable sections
of the Statutes.
Joseph J. Pustinger
Moved by Pristash and seconded by H.C: ilm derson to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS, Section 59.14 of the Statutes as amended by the Laws of 1951 authorizes
the County Board to permit the closing of county offices on Saturdays; and
7=REAS, the trend throughout the state is to permit such closing;
Now; Therefore, Be It RES0VLED, BY THE County Board of Bayfield County in annual
session assembled this 16th day of April, 1952, that the county officers be permitted
to close their offices on Saturdays from the lst day of ivay, to the 31st clay of Octo-
ber each ,year.
Art A. Anderson
Helmer Moe
11oved by Shykes and seconded by Embertson to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Loved by x-rammoser and seconded by Tribovich to amend the resolution to read June 15
to August 31. A ballot was requested and the result on the ballot to adopt amendment
was as follows:
April 16, 1952
Yes 12
No 19
Total 31
Amendment lost.
Roll call to adopt the original resolution was as follows:
Ayes: Reimer; Desparois-, Utpadel, tlallin, Shykes, Wickl:und, Embertson and "Moe,
Total Ayes: 8. Nays: Mammoser, Hiekel; Irish, Buck, Laudenschlager, Sanock,
Johnson, Pustinger, MacRae, Stuart; Pristash, Radosevich, D. Anderson, C.O. Nelson,.
Kallinen, Lupa, H.C: Anderson, Tribovich, Pajala, Moore, Tedlund, Reiten and
Olsen. Total Nays. 23 Motion lost.
The following; communication was read:
TO ALL CUJNI'Y CLERKS
The Fourth Institute on Public Library Management is to be held in Madison,
Wisconsin at the rlisconsin Memorial Union on July 28th, 29th and 30th, 1952®
This Institute will stress the results of recent surveys which indicate,
for example, that about 22% of the states population has no legal access at all
to public library facilities, and that many small libraries have inadequate facili-
ties as well as untrained personnel.
Many public officials and citizens have attended these Institutes in the past
and sought to explore possible courses of action which localities might undertake
to correct the'present inadequacies.
Our office has been asked to contact all county boards who will meet next
week inviting them to attend this Institute. In presenting this matter to the
board,"it is suggested that in the event the board decides to send a representative
to this Institute that the name or names of persons who would be interested in re-
ceiving a personal invitation be forwarded to our office.
11fill you kindly see to it that this matter is brought to the attention of
your board at its spring session and then report back to us as to whether or, not
your county plans on having a representative at this Institute on Public Library
Management in Tuly.
Very truly yours,
t1ISCONSIN COUNTY BOARDS ASSOCIATION
By: A.J. Thelen
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Shykes to refer the foregoing communication
to the committee on Education with power to act. Motion carried.
Moved by MacRae and seconded by Dell Anderson to receive and place on file
the list of recommended emergency fire wardens as submitted by the State Conserva-
tion Department. Carried.
Moved by Reiten and seconded by Laudenschlager to rescind resolution adopted
at the last annual meeting restricting sale of county owned land bordering on
lakes and streams. Notation - no action.
Tdoved by Desparois and seconded by Utpadel to adjourn until 1:30 P.i+,% Carried.
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P.T;tT. by Chairman, Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond Mammoser, Carl-Hiekel, Harvey
Irish, S-:1,Vo Buck, C.C. Laudenschlager, Anthony Janock, Edward Reimer, Bernard Johnson,
Joseph Pustinger; J.R. Desparois; William Stuart, Andrew Pris-task, Frank Utpadel,
Matt Radosevich, Dell Anderson, Theodore Kallinen, Joe Lupa, Oscar Wallin, Paul Tribo-
vich, John Shykes, Conrad Tedlund, H.A. Reiten,'E.L. �'licklund, Ellsworth Emb,ertson,
Helmer l�floe and Clarence L: ; Olsen. 'Total 26.
The following resolution was read:
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the first three rows of seats in the Court Room have
,cushions put on them:
Oscar Wallin
Edward Reimer
J.R: Desparois
Cushion Committee
koved by Desparois and seconded by Wallin to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
Motion made and duly seconded that the Sales Committee of county property be
authorized to sell county owned lands in sections 17,18.19 & 20, Township 49 North;
Range 9 Vilest, and that the sale of these lands be not restricted under the resolution
adopted in November 1951 prohibiting the sale of county owned lands on lakes and
streams. Roll call was as follows: Ayes: Joammoser, Hiekel, Buck, Laudenschlager,
Desparois, Stuart, D: Anderson, C:O. Nelson, Kallinen; Lupa, H.C. Anderson, Shykes,
Pajala, Tedlund, Reiten and Olsen. Total ayes: 16 - Nays: Irish, ETanock, Reimer,
Johnson, Pustinger, Pristash, Utpadel; Radosevich, Wallin, Tribovich, Moore, u'Uicklund
Embertson; and hIoe. Total Nays: 14. Carried.
Moved by Radosevich and seconded by H.C. Anderson that the Finance Committee
the County Treas.
he.given the power to act in making a satisfactory arrangement aiding/in getting
the proper imf ormation as to ownership of lands off the Register of Deeds records
in order to properly prepare and print the Field books, assessment rolls and tax rolls.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
BEREAS, Almighty God in His infinite wisdom has called to the Great Beyond,
Edwin H. Quistorff, who was County Clerk of Ashland County for many years and contri-
buted to the welfare and good of the people he served, and
o1H1+�R.EAS, he was a Spanish American War Veteran, having served his Country in time
of filar, therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED: that we express our heartfelt sympathy and condolence to
Mir s6 Edwin H. quistorff and family.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to hers. Edwin H.
quist orff .
Dated this 16th day of April, 1952.
Harvey Irish
i1
M-
April 16, 1952
Moved by H.�: Anderson and seconded by Dell Arf erson that the foregoing resolution
be adopted: Carried.
Moved by Embertson and seconded by Lupa to reject all bids on the S2 1112 NV1-'--,
less platted part, Section 7-47-8. Motion carried.
The following resolution was read:
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the county Board of Bayfield County,`'assemb.led this°
16th day of April, 1952, that the per diem and mileage be.allowed each member of the
County Board as listed below and that the Treasurer is hereby ordered to pay such money
and the Chairman and the County Clerk are instructed to issue an order.for amount of
such items listed below.
County Board
Work
Committee
Name
Per diem
Mileage
Iork Mileage Total
Clarence L. Olsen
16.00
1,96
17.96
Raymond Mammoser
16.00
14.70
.30.70
Carl Hiekel
16.00
3.36
19:36
Harvey Irish
16.00
.28
16.28
S;VV.- Buck
16.00
6.72
22.72
C.-C. Laudenschlager
16.00
14.14
30:14
Anthony Janock
16.00
8.12
24.12
Edward Reimer
16.00
8.68
24.68
Bernard E. Johnson
16.00
12.04
28.04
Joseph Pustinger
16.00
6.16
22.16
J.R. Desparois
16.00
9.52
25:52
J.L. MacRae
16.00
8.96
24.96
William Stuart
16.00
6.44
22.44
Andrew Pristash
16.00
5.32
21.32
Frank Utpadel
16.00
6.02
22.02
Matt Radosevich
16.00
3.04
8.00 3.27 30.31
Dell V, Anderson
16.00
ll..20
27:20
C.O. Nelson
16.00
12.32
28.32
Theodore Kallinen
16.00.
11.20
27620
Joe Lupa
16.00
4.48
20.48
Harry C. Anderson
16.00
11.48
27.48
Oscar Wallin
16.00
7.98
23.98
Paul Tribovich
16.00
7:00
23::00
J.F. Shykes
16.00
10.92
26,92
.Edward Pajala
16.00
30!08
19.08
Ernest Moore
16.00
13.02
29.02
Conrad Tedlund
16.00
6.18
22.18
Ernest LaPointe
8.00
1.68
9.68
572
County Board Work Committee
Name Per diem Mileage Mork Total
H.Ai Reiten 16.00 3.36 519.36
E:L. iTicklund .16.0.0 .28 16.26
Arthur A; Anderson 8.00 .14 8.14
Peter Hanson 8.00 .14 8.14
Ellsworth Embertson 16.00 .28 16.00 .28 32.56
Harry I�Joland 8.00 .14 8.14
Helmer Hoe 16.00 .28 - 16*28- ,
776.17
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Shykes to adopt the foregoing resolution. Roll
call was as follows: Ayes: Nlamm.oser, Hiekel, Irish, Buck, Laudenschlager, Janock,
Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, Stuart, Pristash, Utpadel, Radosevich,
D Anderson, Nelson, Kallinen, Lupa, H.C. Anderson, Wallin, Tribovich, Shykes,
Pajala, Moore, Tedl-und, Reiten, Wicklund; Embertson, Moe and Olsen. Total Ayes: 30
Nays: None Carried.
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Mammoser to adjourn. Carried.
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4�'.YFIW�CO Y CLERK