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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY' BOARD
Aril 20. 1954
Meeting called to order at 10 A. dal. by Chairman, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roil call: Raymond Mammoser, W. C'. Barningham,
Stance Burlager, 3'. Wo Buck, C'. C.'Laudenschlager, Anthony Janock, Edward Reimer;
Bernard E. Johnson, Joseph Pustingger, J. R. Desparois, Frank Hoefling, William Stuart,
Andrew Pristash, Richard Nelson, Herman Hanson, C. 0. Nelson-, Toivo Elonen, Joseph
Lupa, H: Co' Anderson, Clarence Bonk, Paul Tribovich, John Shykes- Edward Pajala,
Ernest Moore, Charles Tolliver, Ernest LaPointe, John Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson, Halvor
Reiten, George Malinoski, Arthur -A. Anderson, C. A. Nelson, Ellsworth Embertson,
Albert E. Swanson, Helmer Moe and Clarence L. Olsen. Total 36.
Moved by Janock and seconded by Shykes to dispense with the reading of the
minutes of the last annual meeting held in November 1953. Carried.
Moved by Buck and duly seconded to nominate Clarence to Olsen for Chairman of
the Board. Motion carried.
Motion was duly made and seconded that nominations be ,closed. Motion carried:
Motion was duly made and seconded that the County Clerk be instructed to cast a
unanimous ballot for Clarence L. Olsen as Chairman for the ensuing year. Carried.
The Clerk cast a unanimous ballot for Mr.. Olsen as Board Chairman and he was declared
duly elected.
Moved by Janock and seconded by Pristash that Edward Pajala be named as Vice
Chairman,of the County Board. Motion carried.
Moved by Janock and seconded by C.-O. Nelson that nominations be closed, and
that the County Clerk cast a unanimous ballot for Pajala as Vice Chairman. Motion
carried. The County Clerk cast a unanimous ballot for Edward Pajala as Vice Chair-
man and he was declared duly elected.
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Stuart that the rates for publication of
the County Board proceedings for the ensuing year be set as follows:
85¢ per folio for official proceedings
25¢ per folio for printed supplements,
15.00 for other than official paper for distributing supplements of each County
Board meeting. Carried.
Moved by Desparois. and seconded by Reimer that the Iron River Prioneer Press be
designated as the official paper for the ensuing year. Carried.
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Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Reimer that RobertASpearsbe nominated as
Trustee of Pureair Sanatorium representing Bayfield County for the balance of the
unexpired term which commenced January 1, 1954. Carried.
Moved by Stuart and seconded by .Tribovich that nominations be closed. Carried.
Moved by Janock and seconded by Pustinger that the County Clerk cast a unanimous
ballot for Mr. Spears. Carried. The County Clerk cast a unanimous ballot for 10r.
Spears and he was declared duly elected.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS' the terms of Clarence L.- Olsen, Town: of Barksdale, and Thomas Rondeau,
Bayfield
Village of Cable, members of the/County School committee, expire on December 31, 1953,
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IHEREAS, it becomes the duty of the County Board of Supervisors to fill these
vacancies, and _
WHEREAS, the Committee on Education of the County Board is to nominate candidates
for these offices according to Section 40.02 (a) of the Wisconsin Statutes, therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the following be appointed to -the Bayfield County School
Committee for a term of three (3) years:
CLARENCE L. OLSEN
CONRAD L. TEDLUND
Conrad L. Tedlund
Clarence T. Bonk
Toivo Elonen_
COXMITTEE ON EDUCATION
BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
Dated this 14th day of
October, 1953.
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Desparois to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following communication was read:
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
717ashington, D. C.
November 27, 1953
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Mashburn, Tisconsin
My dear Ludwig:
Thank you for your letter of November 23, with which you enclosed a copy of a
resolution adopted by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, regarding the effect
on the Soil Conservation program under the Agriculture Reorganization Plan. I recent-
ly received a resolution adopted by the Bayfield County SCS Governing Body; and I
wrote them as follows:
rrI want you to know I agree wholeheartedly with the statements in the resolution.
I ha#e always supported t-he Soil Conservation program which I think is one of the
best we.have. As a matter of fact, I think it should be expanded and certainly
not hampered in any way.
teTVhen the announcement of the change came out I immediately got busy by personal,
telephone and written contact with the Secretary - pleading for full and careful
evaluation of the proposal. I was advised that November lst was the deadline for
receipt of comments and sug.gestions,. and you may be sure I continued my contacts
right up to the last minute. According to the Secretary of Agriculture, the
Plan was not to go into effect until all protests and suggestions were considered.
However, as you know, the Secretary announced on November 2nd that the Plan was
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being put into immediate effect. Because of my belief in the program and hopLe for
its continuation of its highly efficient level, I was terribly disheartened that
such action was taken. I am sure that -when Congress reconvenes in Tanuary, this
high-handed action on the part of Secretary Benson will be repudiated.
"You may rest assured that I am going to be watching the new setup closely for
any indication of inadequate service to the people.
"As long as I have been a Member of Congress I have always supported legislation
and programs that are beneficial to the farmers and you may be sure I will continue
to watch out for the best interests of the farmer as long as I am here."
I am
Thank you, again for sending me the resolution and with kindest personal regards,
Sincerely,
Alvin E. O•Konski, Congressman
loth District of Wisconsin
Moved by Pristash and seconded by A. A. Anderson to receive the foregoing
Communication and place on file. Carried.
The two following communications, were read:
UNITED STATES SENATE
December 2, 1953
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayf field County Clerk
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
Thank you very much for calling my attention to the resolution adopted by the
Bayf field County Board of Supervisors at their annual meeting on November 12.
I think you will be interested in the enclosed letter which I have sent to my
many friends in Wisconsin with regard to our mutual protests against the immediate
reorganization of the Soil Conservation Service.
With best wishes, I are
Dear Friend:
Sincerly yours,
Alexander Wiley
Re: Protest Against Reorganization
Of Soil Conservation Service'
I want to thank you for conveying your views to me with regard to the very
questionable reorganization plan'proposed for the Soil Conservation Service.
I have received a vast number of telegrams and letters rightly protesting against
this plan. Immediately on receipt, of the very, first, wire. and- letter, 1' got, in touch
with Secretary Benson's-Off ice" urging- postponement of placing of the plan into effect
and -reconsideration of the whole plan.
Secretary Benson -had previously indicated that he definitely would wait until
reactions had come in.
From all over Wisconsin, Conservation groups, farmers and farm -organizations have
almost UNANIMOUSLY indicated their deep protest against the plan. It would mean, as
you know, the closing of the seven vital regional offices including the one in F�jilwaukee.
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It could mean the possible loss of a great many invaluable technicians who can hardly
be replaced. This must not happen.
Sound soil conservation, we all know, is an.ind-ispensable-program for the future of
our State and of all America. . IT' IVIUST"-NOT'' BE"'ENDANGERED"'IN"ANY MANNER, 'SHAPE OR FORM:
I shall be in the closest of contact with Secretary Benson's office, as will other.
Senators and Representatives"who have already expressed to the Secretary of Agriculture
protests similar to my own.
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I had- hoped to be in a position to forward an individual" reply -to you, but,/You
,can kindly appreciate;; the"sheer avalanche of incoming mail -- hundreds -upon hundreds
of letters andtel"egrams daily -- has made it virtually impossible for me to do so, and
has required this form 'report.
With kindest wishes, I am.
UNITED STATES SENATE
Deceniber 2, i953
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
"Bayfield County Clerk
Bayfield, County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
Sincerely yours,
Alexander Wiley
This is to acknowledge and thank you for sending me a copy of resolution signed
by you and the members of the Bayfield County Soil Conservation Service Governing
Body in regard to the proposed reorganization of the Soil Conservation Service.
I am taking the liberty of referring the resolution to the Secretary of Agri-
culture with the request that the views therein contained be given consideration in
the reorganization of that department. Enclosed is some explanatory material pre-
pared by Secretary Benson on this subject, which you -'may be interested in reading.
I appreciate your writing and giving me the thoughts of the members of your
organization on this matter.
With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Joe McCarthy
proved by Pristash and seconded by A. A. Anderson to receive and place on file
the foregoing communications from Senators Miley and McCarthy. Carried.
The following petition was read:
The Bayfield County Board
January, 1954
629 W. Washington St.
Marquette, Michigan
Washburn., .Visconsin
Dear Sirs:
April 20, 1954
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I"wish to purchase- the-i953 tax certificate on Par -eel in SE SW desc. in ,
Volume 29 of Deeds, page 493, Sec. 3b-4�i-6 (The . Vhite � Property) .
I have already had permission and purchased the certificatesf°or 1949 and 1952
inclusive, but did not know-I'had to petition the board again for the 1953 certificate.
How long does"it take for the County Board to action this?
Thanking you sincerely for your help, I -remain
Yours respectfully,,
Mrs. Myrtle White Anderson
Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded by Pajala to grant the foregoing petition.
Carried.
The following communication was read:
PUREAIR SANATORIUM
April 13, 1954
Mr. Lud Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Lud:
I am. sending you herewith the information requested in your -letter -of March 6th,
which has been somewhat delayed due to my absence on vacation. I trust this is the
information you will need for the County Board meeting, which is scheduled for April
20th:
I do not know the reaction of the other Counties. Last Fall in as far as my
knowledge goes the matter was not transmitted to them, and I am quite sure that no
action was taken by either Ashland or Iron Counties.
The original estimate made- by Kr. Shefchik in- October of 1952 was f or enlarging
the kitchen and also enlarging the bedroom at the same time. The estimate for this
project with new kitchen cabinets and counters was $7,700. The present kitchen space
is 11, x 81611, and the proposed change was to knock out the 8161.1 wall and project
the building for a distance of 619". On October 29, 1953 I again inquired from
Mr. Shefchik regarding this matter following our County Board meeting, and I.quote
as follows. !'We have checked over our estimate that we prepared a year ago for the
addition to the Kitchen and bedroom and find that omitting the bedroom extension
would save in the neighborhood of $1,000. In ether words, the foundation forthe
addition and the kitchen itself, including the roof would cost about 5�5,000. If the
wall is not removed but only an arch placed therein the saving effected would be in
the neighborhood of $400. We hope that you do not use this deduction. The kitchen
would be much better if the wall is removed entirely. lm?eiv kitchen cabinets and
counter tops would be priced just about the same as we had in our letter of October
2, 1952, or namely, :$1,200. additional.fi
This all adds up to a net cost for the proposed addition of 46.,200 as of Mr.
Shefchik's estimate last October. I am sending you the blue prints, itLich 1,As. Shef-
chik drew up in October of 1952. We do not have an additional copy, so I would
appreciate your returning them later. you will note that these include the enlarge-
ment of the bedroom also, but in as much as this has been eliminated from the
ins
planning this sketch need note rye -considered. I" though the first floor plan changes,
which were suggested would give the Board a fairly good idea of what had been planned,
very truly yours,
L. W. Moody, M.D.
Moved by Buck- and seconded, by Shykes to accept file foregoing communication and
place on rile. Carried.
vloved by Buck and seconded by Pajala to deny request for addition to the Kitchen
at Pureair Sanatorium. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
lyhereas an appropriation was- made last N'ovemaer- f or Outlay- covering a new calcula-
tor for the County Treasur-ers Office which at that time was estimated to cost $500.00
and
Whereas a fully automatic Machine with sufficient capacity for the work in the
Treasures Office will cost the sum of $697.50, Therefor
Be it hereby resolved: that an additional sum of $197.50 be appropriated for the
purpose.
Halvor.Reiten Clarence L. Olsen
Raymond h;ammoser Anthony Janock
Vj'oved by'Tribovich and seconded by Burlager to adopt -the foregoing resolution.
Roll'call,was as follows;:� AYES; Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlager;
Janock, Reimer, Johnson; Pu.stinger,'Desparoi:s, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash, R. Nelson,
Herman Hanson. J: 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, H. C. Anderson, Bonk, Tribo-
vich, Shykes, Pajala,,Mo:ore, Tolliver, LaPointe, Boehme, H.J:S. Hanson, Reiten, Malin-
oski, A. A. Anderson, C. A. Nelson, Embertson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen.
Total Ayes: 37. Mays; None. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
Whereas under the State Law it -is necessary t-o-'set-t-le with the taxing districts
each month on tax collections for the'-preceeding month which makes a considerable amount
of additional work in the County Treasurers Office, and
Whereas there ts a comparatively small valance for the entire county of uncollected
1950 tax, Therefor
Be it hereby-resbived that -,--the County'Clerk and County Treasurer be authorized to
purchase the excess delinquent taxes from the varioustaxing districts for the tax of
1950 only as follows:
Town of :Cable 267.O1
Town of Clover' 483.70
Town of Eileen 255.51
Town of Hughes 297.38
Town of Keystone 193.e4
April 20, 1954
Town of Lincoln 351.13
Tovm of Orienta 12 009.14
Town of Oulu 579.72
Towit of Tripp 322.86
Town of Washburn 649.59
V'il. of Cable 275.39
City of Washburn 895.33
Total 5,580.30
Halvor'Reiten
Clarence L. Olsen
Anthony Janock
Raymond Mammoser
Moved by Janock and seconded by Buck to adopt the foregoing resolution. Roll
call was as follows: AYE'S: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlager,-
Janock, Reimer, Johnson,.Pustinger, Desparois, Hoefling Stuart, Pristash, R. Pelson,,
H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, ETonen, Lupa, H'. C. Anderson, Bonk, Tribovich,
Shykes, Pajala, Moore, Tolliver, LaPointe, Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson, Reiter, Malinoski,
A. A. Anderson, C. A. Nelson, Embertson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total ayes: 37.
Nays: None. Motion carried.
The following petition was read:
TO THE BAYFIELD' COUNTY" BOARD OF -SUPERVISORS:
Now comes MARY ELLEN SHEPTENICO of Duluth, Minnesota, and petitions the hoard as
f ollows :
That she -is -the daughter-of'Br.dget Delia Olson; and that petitionerts mother
died December 24, 19442 awV which time'' she was the owner of the following described
real estate in Bayfield County, Visconsin:
The South Half of the Northeast Quarter (S2 NEl); the
North Half of the Southeast (quarter (N� SEj) and the
Northeast quarter'of the Southwest Quarter (NEB SIV4)
of Section Twenty-eight-('28), Township Forty-eight (48)
North, Range giglt (8) West
That this property constituted the family homestead and your petitioner has been
paying taxes on the property since her fatherts death in 1914;
At the November meeting of the County Board in 1946, your petitioner was.granted
the right to 'rmy-the 1945 tax certificates, covering the 'above described property;
that inadvertently your petitioner failed to take'a tax deed within the prescribed
length of time and the certificates outlawed; your petitioner is still interested in
obtaining title to'the property and improving the same and respectfully petitions the
County Board to,allow-her to buy the certificates covering the tax of 19b2, being the
sale of 1953.
MABY ELLEN SHEPTEMCO
By: Robert 11. Spears - Her Attorney
Moved by Shykes and seconded by Pustinger to grant the foregoing petition. Carried.
The following communication was read:
THE STAVE OF WISCONSIN
Department of Public Instruction
Madison 2, Wis.
April 7, 1954
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
Mr. John 0. Bodin
County Treasurer
Washburn, Wisconsin
Mr. John W. Howell
County Superintendent of Schools
Iashburn, Wisconsin
This is to certify that Joint School District No. 1 Drummond, Barnes and Kelly
had four elementary teacheru nits during the school year 1952-53. The County aid pay-
able to the district on account of the school year 1952-53 is, therefore, 1400 instead
of $1050 as previously certified.
A correction of the 1952-53 annual report of the district filed under date of
April first, 1954, makes this correction necessary.
Very truly, yours,
G. E. Matson
State Superintendent
April 19, 1954 - Recommend payment at this time.
Halvor Reiten
Clarence L. Olsen
Raymond Mammoser Anthony Janock
FIhTANCE coI, L TPEE
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by H.J.S. Hanson to grant the payment of
the omitted County School tax item referred to in the foregoing communication. Roll
call was as follows: AYES: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlager,
Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, Hoefling, :Stuart, Pristash, R. Nelson,
H. ffA Ns 6 N/
J. 0. Anderson,, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, H. C. Anderson, Bonk, Tribovich, Shykes,
Pajala, Moore, Tolliver, LaPointe, Boehme, H. J. S. Hanson, Reiten, Malinoski, A. A.
Anderson, C. A. Nelson, Embertson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total ayes: 37
Nays: None. riotion carried.
The following communication was read:
February 12, 1954
Bayfield County Highway Department
Court House
,dash -burn, Wisconsin
Bayfield County Clerk
Court House
Washburn, Wisconsin
Re':. Jack Pavich and 11anda Pavich
Gentlemen:
On July 6, 1939 a conveyance of land for highway purposes was entered into between
Jack Pavich and Manda Pavich, his wife, and Bayfield County granting to Bayfield
April.203, 1954
County a certain -easement for highway purposes in connection with -the laying out of
U. S. Highway 2. As a part of the consideration -for said conveyance, Bayfield
County agreed to install a cattle pass and fence the Highway up to said ca.,etle
pass for the tree use of that area constituting the passageway for their cattle in
passing from lands owned on one side of the road by 'Jack Pavich and IVIanda "Pavich, his
wife, to those owned by them on the other side -of the road.
A cattle pass and.renced=in-lane which adjoined and abutted lands owned by one
Andrew Brilla were used by the above grantors up to about April 1, 1953 when the
fence was removed by Andrew Brilla. The County Judge has; in an opinion handed down
on January 10, 1954.relative to the criminal action of the State of Wisconsin vs:
Andrew Brilla, held that Jack Pavich has no right, title or -,interest in the -cattle
pass and the lane and is, therefore, unable to use this cattle pa-ss-,
On behalf of Jack Pavich and Manda Pavich, the grantors in this deed of convey-
ance dated July 6. 1939 to Bayfield County, I am making demand that Bayfield County
construct and provide a cattle pass and fenced -in lane on the highway right of way
which can be used by Jack Pavich and Manda Pavich for their cattle. If construction
is not made forthwith it will be necessary for us to ask for specific performance
of this part of the agreement.
Very truly yours,
Clarence V. Olson
Attorney at Law
Ashland, Wisconsin
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Desparois to deny the foregoing request.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RE SO LIIT I ON
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, at
a meeting held this 20th day of April, 1954, pursuant to the provisions of Section
59.04 (b) of the 1,11fisconsin Statutes, that all Bayfield County Banks are designated
as working banks in conformity with Section 59.Y4 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Halvor Reiten
Clarence L. Olsen
Raymond Mammfoser .
A. Janock
FINANCE CO=rL EE
Moved by Pa jala and seconded by Ma=oser to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION?
BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Supervisors in regular session assembled
this 20th day of April, 1954, that the County Clerk and the County Treasurer be and
taking
they are hereby authorized and directed to proceed with the work of/tax deeds for
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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., ghat the officers,'proceed. --with *the taking of tax deeds
under 30clion,75.521 of. Wisconsin -Statutes -and also -in complianae with theGounty-
Ordinance covering the -same recorded on page- 349 of, County Board Sournal number-, 9
with reference . to all descriptions of.land t-0 which the same- is' applicable, and as to
other descriptions 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 to the Statutes.
Halvor Reiten
Clarence L_..Olsen
Raymond Mammoser,
A. Janock
FINANCE COMWEE
Moved by Pristash and seconded by H. C. Anderson to adopt the foregoing -resolution* -
Carried.
Moved by Pustinger and seconded by Tribovieh to adjourn until 2 P.M. Carried.-,
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20.- 1954
Me'ert-Ing called--zo orderat. 2, P-*;Mby, Chairman, Clarena&L. 01sem,'i-
The following members-answe-r-ed,roll call: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager,
Buck* Laudenschlager, 'Janock, Reimer, Johnson, -Puatinger, - Dez,parois,, HOefling, - Stuart,,
Pristash, R'. Nelson- A: -Hanson,, J. -0. Andersen;- C. 00' L 'upai,Ha; C.
Anderson, Bonk, Tribovich, Shykes, Pajala, Moorej Tolliver, LaPointe,, BOehme-- H. T. So
Hanson, Reiten M41inQSkt A* A. Anderson, C. A. Nelson, Eauertson, A. E. Swanson,,
Moe and Olsen. Total: 37.
Movedby PrIstash, and; -seconded-by--Buck- that the -,"Board, rersolve -itself into a
Committee' of the -whole -for the purpoi3e of conducting a heaping " on the Zoning Ordinance.
Motion carried',
There.. were no appearances.
Moved by - Pristash-- and, 'seconded , by- -Tribovich that the Board -,adjourn as a- - committee -
of the whole and reconvene as a County -Board. Motion carried. The Chair--dec1&red
the County Board, reconvened for� the, :purpose of -conducting business.
The following petition was read:
PETITION'.FOR AMIENDMENT. OF' ZONING ORDINANCE
TO "the, County- Board--of,Bayfield" county:
-The- undersigned hereby -petitions the County -Board "to -amend theZoning Ordinance
Of Bdyfi8ld Gounty as follows:
1. -Section,12 of the said Zoning Ordinance should be amended to read as
follows: That the present incorrect definition of "'Non -conforming." shall be deleted
and the correct definition be inserted as follows "Non -conforming Use - a building
or Premises occupied by a use that does not conform with the regulations of the
Use District in which it is situated." -
Respectfully submitted,
Clarence L. Olsen
Chairman, Bayfield County Board
Moved by Shykes and seconded by Pustitger to adopt the foregoing petition,
Carried.
The -following notice was read:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMNDDMNT
TO THE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE'
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Court House
in the City of Washburn, Bayfield County, Wisconsin on the 20th day of April, 1954
at 2:00 P.M, in the afternoon on the proposed amendment to theZoningOrdinance of
Bayfield County as it affects (a) the definition of "Non -conforming use" in the
zoning, regulations of said ordinance,, all pursuant to Section 59.97 (3)) Wisconsin
Statutes.
A copy of the petition toamend said ordinance is on file in the office of the
County Clerk Of this County.
Dated: March 30, 1954
Harry 1.-Lowe,.Zoning.Administrator
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Moved by pajala and seconded by Pristash to receive the foregoing nqtice and
place on file. . Motion,carri.ed..
,the following petition for amendment. -to Zoning- Ordinance-- Notice of public --hearing
on said prop6sed amendment-,, Notice to Towh Board of Bayfield by County Board Chairman
and Zoning resolution were read:
PETITION.FORAMENDTAENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE''
Washburn, Xi'8,consin
November 61, 1953
County 'Board of, Bayfield County
-Gentlemen:
-The undersigned hereby petitions the County Board to -amend the Zoning Ordinance
of Bayfield County- as -follows:
-That' ..the - a0iling on-lhefollowiug descriptions of "County tiand be changedd--from
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unrestricted use district- NO. 2 -,tO'Yorestry Use -District NO. 1: ''The, Southwe-st quarter
of the jqoPthwest quarter "'(sw,NT)'and the Southeast, quarter of the'-ITOrthvest -quarter
(SE NW) of Section 4,, Township 50 X-Orthi'Range 5 West.
'Respectfully - submitted,
Sohn Shykes
Chairman, Bayfield'COunty Zoning
CoMinittee
I.' Ludwig Ttanmal, Bayfield County Cleric-9 hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy of a resolution, adopted'by the County Board at a meeting held
November 10, 1953 and is recorded on pages 134 & 1350 Vol. 10
'Ludwig Tranma - I
Bayfield County Clerk
NOTICE OY PUBLIC HE -PING ON PROPOSED AIVIENDIVMNT
TO.THE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing gill be held in the County Court
House in the City of Washburn, Bayf ield County, Wisconsinj on' the 20th day of April,
19549 at 2:-00 otclock in the afternoon on the proposedamendment to the Zoning
Ordinance of Bayfield County as it affects (4,) the zoning regulation of said Ordinance
and (b) ,the boundaries of zoning districts in the Town of Bayfield, all pursuant to
Section 59.97 (3).., Wisconsin Statutes.
A copy of the petition to amend said Ordinance is on file in the office of the
county clerk of B&yfield County.
Dated: February 17, 1954
Ap
ril 14v 1954
Town Board of the Town of Bayfield.
Gentlemen,..
Clarence L. Olsen, Chairman
Bayfield 0OUnty Board of Supervisors
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April 20, 1954
This is to advise you-of�'the Bayfield County Board's intent to rezone county -
owned lands in the Town of Bayfield, hereinafter described, from unrestricted Use
District No. 2, to Forestry Use .District, No.: 1. -,-the, southwest quarter,of the north-
west quarter (SW NW) and the southeast -quarter of 'the- northwest quarter (SE NW) of
Section 4, Township 50 worth, Range 5 Test.
Very truly yours,
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD ---
'Clarence i+: - Olsen,- -Chairman
ZONING RESOLUTION
`AREA$, Bayfield County - has - by a,zoning ordinance adopted May 41, 1934,-regulated,
restricted, and determined the..: areas- within -which agriculture;- forestry, and- -re=•
creation may be - conducted, and- has :established districts -which are- deemed- best --`suited
to carry out such purposes outsider the-Iimits-, of , incorporated, villages- - and- � cities;
in accordance -with the provisions of. Section 59..97 of the Wisconsin Statutes-. -and
WHEREAS, Bayfield County owns certain -,tracts" of land- here iaaf ter- de scribed in -
said county, the zoning of which is -considered -to be -in the public interest; and-
WBEREAS, subsection (6) of Section. 59.-97 of-, the Wisconsin Statutes confers
upon county boards the authority to zone any lands owned by the county witlToit,
necessity of securing- the approval of the..-. town" boards_ of" the. -towns- -wherein -such- lands..
are situated and without following the procedure outlined in subsections (2) and (3)
of Section 59.97 of the,- Wisconsin --Statutes .. and.....
VMREAS, Bayfield County has- complied with all of the requirements of subse-etion
(b) of 59.97 of the- Wisconsin "Statutes', ' including. giving written notice--to-all towns_
involved of its intent to so rezone... -has-- held --a' - publ°c hearing- on- the proposed re-
zoning ordinance, -and has given notice of such hearing as required by law: now,
therefore;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT Bayfield- County -.hereby- determines --that said county -owned
lands hereinafter described --are, included-- in, ,use., distrzcts°, as' def ined in -'section- (1)
of said Bayf ield County ordinance, , and- shall be sub j ect- to all of the-- provisions of
said section as contained in said ordinance -in -all respects as though said land had
originally set aside by said ordinande..as district.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That' the zoning- on the. following descriptions~ of county
land be changed from,�Unrestricted-B`se; Distri�dt No. 2 to Forestry, Use-, District No. 1:
the Southwest quarter -of the Northwest quarter (SW NW) -and- the Southeast -quarter of
the Northwest quarter (SE"NR) 'of Section 4, Township 50 North, Range 5 West.
Signed,
Clarence.L. Olsen
Chairman, Bayfield County
Board.
Moved by Shykes and -seconded by Pris,tash to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following petition for amendment to 'Zoning Ordinance,proof of publication,
Notice of Public -hearing, by- Town Chairman and Town Clerk together with proof of
notice by -registered --mail and report'of the Zoning Agency on the hearing and petition
tp amend the Zoning Ordinance were read:
.PETITION FOR AMEND= OF ZONING ORDINANCE
COUNTY BOARD "OF COUNTY
Gentlemen:
The undersigned hereby -petitions the 'County `Board to ,amend the- 'Zoning Ordinance
of Bayfield County as follows:
That the restrictions be removed from the following descriptions of land: All of
Sec. 11-50-8 and Lot 19 Lot 2, Lot j, Lot 4, ;.:the 11orthivest -quarter of -tie Southeast
quarter (M\j SE); the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter(NE.uTN), and the South
Half of the Southwest quarter - all in Section 12, Township 50 Forth, Range 8 Nest.
Resp®e€fully submitted-,
Leslie. A:. 'Bechtel
Owner or property
Herbster, 'W sconsin
moved by Vdjala and seconded 'by Ferman Hanson to refer the foregoing petition to
'the 'Zoning =C:ommittee. "Carried.
1, Ludwig Tranmal, Bayfield County Clerk, hereby certify that the foregoing -is a
true and correct copy of a petition adopted by the"C�oun:ty Boards, together with action
on said petition, and is recorded on page 140, County Board "Journal 10.
Ludwig Tranmai
'Bayfield County Clerk
COUNTY -OF BAYFIEM) _. _.
93.
STATE OF WISCONSIN)
Frank •"G'.`"Dext•eri' "being first' -duly' -sworn- on -,oath - says..ti at. ,he,- is the, Ed-itor- and
Publisher, -of'` The Bayfield 'C"ounty -Press, "a weekly newspaper published. in the- Czty_. of
Bayfield in-- said County; and that a notice of whieh the annexed is. a, -printed copy taken
from such paper, has been "published in said paper', once, each- week, for three- weeks
successively; that .6he first .pubiicatkon thereof was on the 18th. day of February; A.D.
1954 and that the last publication thereof was -on -the 4th day of March A.D. 1.954.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth. day of Larch, 1954..
Ludwig.Tranmai
County Clerk
Dear Mr. Lowe:
The notice of the public hearing on the proposed amendment to the County Zoning
Ordinance which is, -to be held in the Port Wing Town Hall on the llth day of Alarch, 1954
at 1U:OU O'clock in the forenoon was received on 2 lath 1954
Month Day Year
Signed,
Dear Mr. Lowe:
,Harry C. Anderson
Town Chairman of Port Wing
The notice of the public hearing on the proposed amendment to.the County Zoning
Ordinance which is to be held in the .Port filling Town Hall on -the 11-th day of March, 1954
at 10:00 o*clock in the forenoon was received on Feb. 18th, 1954 - 0
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April. 20, 1954
Signed,
Huida Johnson
Town Clerk of Port Ting
PROOF OF NOTICE BY REGISTERED MAIL
To The County Board of Bayfield County:_ -
Harry J. Lowe, being -first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the Zoning
Administrator for Bayfield County and that in such capacity he sent copies of 'the
attached notice by registered mail to the addresses Listed below on the dates
specified: Harry C. Anderson, Town Chairman of Port ding - Port Wing, Wis.
Mrs. Hulda Johnson, Town Clerk of Port Ming --- Port ding, IVis.
Harry J. Lowe
Subscribed and sworn to -before me
this- 10th day of Mach -,,-
Elmer H. Wedin
Notary Public, Bayfield County; - V'Tis.
MY Commission expires Sept. 1.62 1956
REPORT OF ZONING AGENCY TO COUNTY BOARD
ON IiCARING ON PETITION TO A1IEND THE
ZONING ORDINANCE
To the County Board of Bayfield County:
The Zoning Committee of Bayfield Gounty,. having considered the petition to
amend the zoning ordinance filed by. Leslie A. Bechtel, Herbster, Wisconsin on the
30th day of October, 1953, having held public hearings thereon pursuant to Section
59.97 (3)., Wisconsin Statutes, n.oti.ce> :thereof having been given as provided by law
and being duly informed of the facts pertinent to the changes proposed and duly
advised of the wishes of the people in the areas affected hereby recommends as
follows:
That the proposed amendment be approved.
Harry J: Lowe
Zoning Admin.
Dated: March 11, 1954
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by ShyKes to adopt the recommendaticns
in the foregoing report. Curried.
read:
The following report by Zoning Administrator together with resolution were
Mashburn, Wisconsin
April 13, 1954
To 'the County Board of Bayfield County:
The Zoning Committee of Bayfield County having considered the petition to amend
the Zoning Ordinance filed by C. 0. Nelson on the 12th day of November, 1953, being
ddly informed of the facts pektinent to changes proposed ands duly advised of the
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wishes of the people in the areas affected her6by-recommends as follows: that the ]pro-
posed amendment be approved.
Signed,
Harry 1. Lowe',.
Zoning Administrator
RES01VED, that the restrictions Of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance enacted in
conformance with section 59.97, Wisconsin Statutes, affecting Government hot 4 in Section
14, Township 43 North, Range 6 West be amended allowing the construction, erection or
installation of any buildings, structures, sheds, Telephone wires, lines, polesi cableso
-conduits, central station telephone equipment, including automatics -telephone dial
equipment to be used in communications within the of oredescribed property.
C. 0. kelson
I, Lidvig�ranmal Bayfield County Clerk,, hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true
e and correct copy of'a resolution adopted by the County Board at a meeting held
-November 12, 1953, and is recorded on page 143, Vol. 10, County Board Journal.
Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Moved by Pustinger-and seconded by 3hykes to adopt The foregoing recommendations
of the Zoning Administrator. Carried.
The following resolution was read: I
RESOLUTION
WHEREA3, Bayfield County has constructed and maintains a data, Known as ivkrray Dam,
located in the Town of Delta in said County, said dam having been re -constructed in 1950,
with a sill elevation of 93.93 feet and said dam being maintained for the purpose of
controlling the water level of a chain of - lakes in the Towns of Delta and Iron River,
known as the Pike Lake Chain, and
WHEREAS, the normal water level of said chain of lakes was found by the Public
.,service Commission to be 94.04 feet, between The years 1941.and 1950, and 94.33 feet on
the 10th day of September,, 1953, and
lnlERFAS, numerous piers, docks, cabins and other structures have been built on said
chain of lakes representing substantial investments of private property owners,, said
construe -Lion having been undertaken in regard to and in considdratiOn Of the normal
water level of said chain of lakes as hereinabove set forth, and
IVHEREAS3, The Public Service Commission of the State of Wisconsin ordered that the
sill of said Murray Dam, be lowered approximately one foot to 93.0 feet) on or before
July 1st 1954, said order being dated the 25th day of Sanuary,, 1954t,-an-d
WHEREAS, such a lowering of the will and water level of said chain of lakes could
result in great loss of property and damage to structures on said lakes, now, therefore
BE IT RESOUVED9 that in the alteration of said Murray Dam to comply with the order
of said Public 3etvice Commission to lower the sill of said dam to elevation 93.0 feet,
April 209 1954:
that such steps as necessary be taken to insure the maintenance of the maximum
level of said Pike Lake Chain at 94.3-- feet as nearly as practicable as allowed by
the Public Service Commission and that if -necessary to insure --said, normal- maximum
level that the dam be so altered as to provide a system of stop logs or other --system
whereby said dam can be 'Operated to maintain- the -present normal 'level at all times
reasonably possible.
'Clarence L4 Olsen
EXCERPT
FROM
THE .FINDINGS
OF THE PUBLIC
',SERVICE
C01VULISSION
-RE:
MURRAY DAM,, ''JANUARY-251
_1954
Order
'THE '0Qh'1MIS3IQ!1q "THEREFORE""ORDERS .
1. That the 'maximum level for the Pike Lakes Chaim at the dam site be and it is
hereby established at elevation 94.3 feet, insofar as it can be accomplished by --opera-
tion of the dam.
2. That the minimum level be and it is hereby, established at, elevation 93.9 feet,
insofar as -it can be accomplished by"theoperation of- the dam.
3. That Bayfield County lower the gate sill of the damtoelevation 93.0 feet,
Public Service, Commis'sion'datum, on or before -July 1,, 1954.
Dated at Madison, Wisconsin this 25th day of January, 1954.
By the Commission
Edward T. Kaveny
Secretary
Moved by Shykes and 'seconded- by Reimer to adopt the foregoing resolution. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION TO RECONSIDER THE MTILO=T OF A TRAFFIC
OFFICER
iAIHEREAS',' The, policing of traffic on the State Highways is the, duty''and respnnsibil-
ity of the State and 'not of Bayf ield, County, and-,,
* . - -on, is � trying - to expand -,both the n -, - WHEREAS'*.- 'the State' administration umber of state
traffic of f icers;rand the use of road devices to better -control -traffic on state
highways, - and
-7MREAS'jP the State Legislature- convening this- coming January 'will undoubtedly
give this 'prx)blem fur--t;heT---con:si,d:era-L'ton., -which- could -result in a substantial saving to
zhe property, taxpayer of BtiSrf ield. County, now
THEREFORE"' BE""I-7- RESOLVED'"' BY THE' Gounty, Board- *of Supervi-sorls---asseiifoled in session
this, 20th day- of, April, 1954,,that, the --resolution -'recorded in Volume-10, page,- 141,,
authorizing the 'employment of - a county traff ic- of flaer be re-considered''and placed, on
file for future ,consideration of this board after the next session of the State
Legislature.
Dated: April 20, 1954.
_. Herman - liansok
Andrew Pristash
.,-Moved: by Pristash, and'-see-onded by'Herman" Ranson to- adopt the foregoing -'resolution.
NO action taken.
-
moved by Buck andsecondedby'Laudenschlager to table the foregoing , resolution.
Carried.
iloved by Buck and -seconded byStuartto-adjourn-until 10 A. M. April 21., 1954.
Carried.
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April 21, 1954
Meeting called to order at 10 A. Me by Chairman4 Clarence L. Olsen.
The f011-owing-members answered _. roll call: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager,
Buck, Laudenschlager, Janock., Reimer, Johnson, Pustilngerj Desparois
.Stuart, Ptistash, Re' Nelson, Herman Ranson, J* 0. Anderson, C*.O* Nelson, Elonen
Lupa,, He C& Anderson, Bonk,'Shykes, 'Pajala,, Moord', Tolliver, Lapointe, H-.- T. ..S-
Hanson, Heiten, Malinoski, Bufuertson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen.
The following communication was read:
April 20, 1954
Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County -Clerk
Yashburn., Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
Total: 33.
I hereby appoint Hiram meson as'proxy-for tlOhn BOeh-mei----A-ldermaja_'
Supervisor
for the second ward, City Of Bayfield,, Bayfield County, Ifi8consin.
Signed He J. Iffachsmuth
Mayor
Attest Percy Weaver
Clerk
Moved by LaPointe and seconded by Reiten that He A. Hanson be —seated as a
member of the County Board representing the second ward of the City Of Bayfielld.
Carried.
The following communication was read:
April 21, 1954.
TO WHOM IP MAY CONCERN
Peter He Hanson has been duly appointed by the Mayor,
Hans J. Thompson to
serve 'On the County Board in the position which was to be formally held by
Arthur A. Anderson. (Wednesday)
Way
ne 0. Lowe
City Cleric
Moved by Reimer and seconded by Desparois that Peter He Hanson be seated as a
member of the County Board representing the second ward of the City of Washburn.
Carried,
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary to have an agency or committee authorized to
set policy and rules for the County Traffic Officer and to manage and supervise said
officer's activities,
BE IT RESOLVED, that a special Traffic'Contr6l Committee be set up, to consist
of the members of the Sheriff's Committee, and in addition thereto, two members of
the County Board to be appointed by the County Board Chairman, which special committee
will formulate policy for traffic control and will have authority to supervise and
direct the activities of the County Traffic Officer.
Presented by:
Anthony Tanook
F1_900
Moved by-Janoek and -seconded by Desparois to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
'RESOLUTION
WEREA.S, there my be members of the County -Board"�who°are intere-seed in -applying
for the position of County Traffia Officer -'out there is sons question as to the eligi-
bility of board. members to be- appointed_ by. the•°,-B'oard -
AND WHEREASP . it is- the sense of- the. Board- that --the widest possible latitude- should
be allowed -in the selection of such officer in order to obtain the best qualified
person for -the --position;
BE IT: RESOLVED, that bcard._ members....not ° be. excluded. f rom zonsideration; , but, that
if a member of the. Board— is, selected- for.-the"position 9, a recommendation .. be made to the. -
sheriff that he appoint such person to his staff as-a,deputy sheriff in charge, of
traffic patrol, after such member has -had -an -opportunity to resign from the board and
become eligible to be so appointe.d,.
Presented by:
Bernard E; Johnson
Raymond Jgammoser
C. C. Laudenschlager
V. A. Stuart
Moved by B. E. Johnson and.seeonded by Stuart to adopt the - foregoing resolution.
Ellsworth Embertson stated orally at this time that he wished to with -draw his
application for the position of County Traffic Officer.
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Buck that the vote on the motion to adopt
the foregoing resolution be by ballot. Carried.
The Chair appointed Stuart and Pajala as Tellers.
The result of the first ®allot was as follows: No - 25. Yes - 11. Total - 36.
Motion lost.
Mr. Glenn Douglas, Attorney from Spooner appeared before the board and spoke for
the Groten Realty Company. They were also represented by Robert M. Spears, Attorney
from Washburn.
The following report was read:
Washburn, Wisconsin
April 15, 1954
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
Gentlemen:
At their meeting of 14arch 25, 1954 your Bayfield County Forestry Committee dis-
cussed the request of the Longyear Realty Ck:rporation to redeem certain lands formerly
owned by them and abandoned in 1931, these lands being in Township 439 Range 9; Town-
ship 44, Range 9; Township 45, Range 9; and.Tpgnship 45, Range e.
April 21, 1954
Your forestry Committee recommends that this request be denied.
Signed.,
BAYFIELD COUNTY FORESTRY-,COMMITTEE
John Shyke.s- Andrew Pristash'.
Edward Pajala Buck
Joseph J. Past inger John ,W.. Howell
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Pustingpr to adopt the recommendations in
the foregoing report,. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, It is-aow-the•policy of the County Board to allow redemption of
abandoned lands-- by t-he-, former.. owner, , and,
WHEREAS, No time limit has been set when the former owner can no longer redeem
county owned lands, now-
THEREFOREi BE IT RESOLVED, That the --former- owner must make - claim for- redemption
of county owned lands within five years from the date that the County takes possession
in order to redeem his lands.
John Sh_ykes
Edward Pajala
S4 W* Buck
Signed,
BAYFIELD.COUNTY FORESTRY C.OMVTITTEE
Andrew T..Pristash
.Joseph T. Pustigger
.John W.'Howell
Moved by Buck and seconded by Pustinger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
A bill from the City Of Washburn for Dr.& Hospital amounting to $1421.80
covering a public charge was then presented. Motion was made by:Embertson and
seconded -by Peter Hanson to allow the City of 'Washburn bill. Roll call was as
follows: Ayes: Mam-moser,, Barningham, BurXager,, Buck, Laudeaschlager, Tanock.,
Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash, R. Nelson,
H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0.. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, H. C. Anderson, Bonk,
Tribovich, Shykes, Pajala, Moore, Tolliver,, LaPointe, H. A. Hanson, H. J. S.
Hanson, Reizen, Malinoskio Peter Hanson, Ernbertson, A. X. Swanson, Moe and Olsen.
Total ayes: 36. Nays: None. Carried.
Moved by 14s:Pointe and seconded by Mammoser to adjourn until 1:30 P. M.
M
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P. U. byChairman-, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Mammoser-,Barningham., Burlager,
Buck, Laudenschlager., Tanock, Reimer, Sohnsoix.- Pus,tingerl, Hoefling,, Stuart,, P.ristash,
R. Nelson, H. Hanson, 1. 0. Anderson, C-. 0. Melsoni Elonen, Lu-Pa, H. C. Anderson,,
Bonk,, Shykes, Pajal.a.,- Tolliver, LaPointe, Mali.-tioski,, Peter--Hanson,.G. A. nelson,
Emberlson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total: 31.
Moved by Pustinger and seconded by Lupa that the Chair appoint the She.riff's,
Committee and two additional members, to constitute a Special Committee. Said Committee t
screen the applications for County Traffic Officer and to report back to the County
Board.
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Jaaock to amend the foregoing motion,
that the County Board elect'a Traffic Officer by ballot. Motion to amend lost.
The original motion was then submitted to the Board and was carried.
The f ollowing resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
REGARDING..THE,.STATE,CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM',IN BAYFIELD.COUNTY
WHEREAS, The State and County.- jointly, heretofore made available the sum Of $3590095.56
for the improvement of S.T.H. 110. 27 from the south county line northerly, by advancing
the 1955 and 1956 construction allotments matched with federal aid secondary funds;
and it now appears that the above sum may be insufficient to complete all of the 8.3
miles originally planned; and
MiMREAS9 It is also conside.red--advisa-ble and necessary to program and finance the
improvements of S.T.H. No. 13 between Washburn and Bayfield;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the State Highway Commission be and is hereby re-
quested to improve S.T.H. No. 2.7 from the South County Line northerly as far as funds
will permit,, giving consideration to the minimum construction standards acceptable
by the Federal Bureau of Roads for that class of road.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the State Highway Commission be petitioned and requested
10 program and finance the improvement of S.T.H. 13 between Washburn and Bayfield
and that construction allotments subsequent to 1956 be advanced for that purpose to
the extent necessary.
Submitted by
Dated: April 21, 1954
Ernest Moore
.1. R.* DeaParOia
Paul C. Tribovich
Bayfield County Highway
Committee
Moved by Moore and seconded by Burlager to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Moved by Iffammoser and seconded by C. 0. Nelson to table the foregoing resolution.
motion lost.
The original motion to adopt, was then submitted to the Board and carried.
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The following resolution Was read:
RESOLUTION
WHERBASV'State-Ttunk Highway #27'Will have major construction this peasoni and
WHEREAS; It -will be -advisable and necessary to relocate some portions of it in
the Town Of-Barneal'and
WHEREAS, The relocations And widening will be--ou some -County lands, and
WHEREAS, the exact location has not aslyet been determined,,
THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Sales Committee withhold the following
lands from saleuntilthe exact location of the new right-of-way is determined:
W AQ and Q SW J See. 49 T. 43 N., R. 9 A
M ICE and EJ SET Soo. S-
W S. t see. 16
Q NEI and NEI SEI See. 17
NWA NW See. 21
SE J NQ and UEJ-S;J Sec. 02
QN71 See. 33
NEI N1.1 See. 2S, T. 44 N. R. 9 A
E* SE4 See. 32
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the State Highmay Department be authorized to
construct the highway across said lands.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the State Highway Department be instructed to
prepare right-of,way-releases withexact:locations and submit to County Board for
approval as soon as definite infor4atioh is available.
Ernest Moore
1. R. Desparoi
Paul Tribovich
Highway Committee
50ved by Desparois and seconded by Ammoser to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The Chair appointedthe following Special Committee to screen the Traffic
Officer applications:
Ellsworth Embertson
Xoseph Lupa
H. X. S. Hanson
Raymond Mommoser
TOM Elonen
The Chair declared a five minute recess.
After recess the following report was read:
Washburn, Wisconsin
April 20, 1954
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
The request by the State Highway Department for an easement through county
owned land for the relocation of State Highway No. 27 was discussed by the Forestry
Committee at their meeting Of April 19, 1954. This right-of-way would run through
Sections 4, 9,-17p 16, 32, and 33 all in Township 43 North, Range 9 West.
Your Forestry Committee recommends that this easement be granted.
We further recommend that all merchantable trees be cut in such a manner
that the County ]Forestry Department can sell them to a timber buyer.
Signed,
BAYFIELD COUNTY' FORESTRY GCIV MITTEE
John Shires. .Andrew Pristash
Edward Pajala Joseph S. Pustinger
S, IT. Buck
John N. Howell
Moved by Pristash and seconded by Pustin.ger to adopt the recommendations in the
foregoing report. Carried.
the following report of ' the County Highway Committee onOlam Lake road was read
together with resolutions from the town of Drummond and the Cable Commercial Club
REPORT. OP HIGH:' AY COMMITTEE
CLAIM LAKE ROAD
This road is located b�tween-Namekagon`Lake and'Clam Lake. The t°otal length is 11..3
10.15 miles
miles, -""in the Town of Namekagon, Bayfield County; and 1.15 miles in the Town of
Gordon, Ashland County.
The road is used Mostly by tourist traffic in season. A traffic count indicates 165
vehicles at the Junction with '!Dn.
The present condition of the road is narrow; hilly and crooked. The traveled surface
is an oiled skin mat 16 feet wide in poor condition.
The estimated cost to improve,to present county trunk standards is approximately,
$300,-000. Necessary immediate reoiling would cost approximately- 35;000. The -reso-
lution from the town does not provide any money. The county highway department has
no money available.
The Torn of Namekagon has an equalized valuation of e1,283,350. no town indebtedness;
and a local tax rate of .0384. The -town has not appropriated any money for roads -for
the past several years. The town road mileage is 48.86 miles; the'townfs 1953 gas tax -
income was- ,898.65. ' he-ave'rage- miles .af county highways per town in the e,ounty is
6 miles. The present mileage -of C.T.H. "Dn in -the Town of Namekagon is 10 miles. If
this request is granted the mileage of'County Highways in the Town of Namekagon would
then be 20 miles- or-approximat�ely 1-4 miles. -.more than the average.
This petition -is only one of se-vera ., ei-ther,previously filed or pending, before this
board and they -should all receive fair consideration when and if the county can secure
money for these roads. At present the only source of money is a direct property tax
under the two -mill levy.
Increasing the -county roads -decreases the--gas-tax money. That is why the County
Highway Committee -has repeatedly recommended that there be, no increase in county roads
anywhere in the county at this�particular'time: Section 20,.49 (11) b (1) requires a
gas tax distribution Formula based on total rural mileage in the county not on county
trunk Mileage: Adding more county -roads -under this formula, if carried out in full,
could mean -the -loss of the supplemental money -or -about 118,000 each year. Bayfield
County cannot afford such a loss in road revenue at present.
April- -21.,-_1954- - - - -
:Therefore your Committee recommends that the petition of the Town of iiamekagon
recorded in Volume 10, page 136, be received and'placed on file.
Dated: April 20, 1954
Respectfully submitted
Ernest Mipore
T. R. Despar,ois
Paul-Tribovich
County Highway Committee
Bayfield County
RESOLUTION
The voters of -the Town of Drummond hereby request that the County -of' Bayfield take over
the maintenance of the road -known as the �amekagon-Road; starting at- County -Trunk D,
twelve miles -east of Cable and continuing east to the Ashland County line, a distance
of approx=uately eleven r�cieso
the road being described is the life i,ine for thee ent re Southern -half of Bayfield
County. 'We feel that - it is not, the dut:y�,,of one township to maintain said road, inas-
much as it is not. merely a local town road, but 'a direct line leading into various
communities-:
LOW THEREFORE, . BE IT RESOLVED, that -- this- resolution be, presented by our Town Board
of the Town of Drummond to the Bayfield County Highway Commission for consideration.
The above resolution is a true copy -of the -resolution adopted by the E,lect-ors, of the
Town of Drummond, Drummond, Wis. at -their -'annual -meeting held April o; 1954, the origin
al resolution -is attached to the town clerks minutes of the annual meeting held that
date.
April 12, 1954
I the undersigned certify that this is a true copy of the resolution adopted.
H. T. Seemuth, Clerk
'own of Drummond,
Drummond, alisconsin
CABLE COMMRCIAL CLUB, INC.
CABLP+� - WI S .
April 15, 1954
County Gierk. of Bayfield--County
Washburn, wise-onsin
Attention -.County Highway Committee
Dear Sir:
At the Cable Commercial Club meeting -held, on March 27, 1954, at which 23 members
were present; among items of busin-ass-- a discussion was held on the Namekagon .Road and
the possibility of this -road being made a County Trunk Highway from County .Trunk "D"
to the Ashland County Line: All the members- present felt that the entire county rather
than one township should bear -the -expense of maintaining and improving this`mportant
road which benefits the entire county-;
The following resolution was adopted at this meeting;
RESULVED, the Cable Commercial Club go on record in favor of the raking of a
County i.'runk, Highway f from County Trunk "DII. to the -Ashland County - line,. .and the- secretary
write the above resolution to the County Clark,-... Att
ention County highway Committee.
'Sinaerely yours,
CABLE COIVRMRCIAL CLUB,. INC.
Toseiph Jenkins
Secretary - Treasurer
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded'by Reimer to adopt the recommendation of the
Highway Committee with reference to the ,Clam Lake Road. Motion carried.
and resolution
The following petitioLy ware read:
TO "THE "COUNTY' BOARD OF SUPERVIS'ORS'9:'BATFIEID, GOUNTY9" TISCOITSIN
petition of WALTER BARNINGHAM"re-speat -
The peti fully�repreaeats and shows that he is the
Chairman of the To7an of Bayfield-; that he .has,- been authorized and directed by the
annual meeting Of said town -,and -by the Board of Supervisors thereof, to bring this
petition to-,ycrur Honorable Body;
That the town highway, hereinafter described; is -a connecting link between State
Trunk #13�South. , of Bayfield, and --the- same -,highway between: Bayfield and' Cornucopia, and
is, a mail. route- and- main travelled- thoroughfare, and - petitioner prays that the same
be placed on- theeounty, trunk --highway- system, and its maintenance taken over by the
Bayfield County Highway-Deparitment.
The highway above referred to commences at the southeast corner of Section Sixteen
(16),, Township Fifty (50) North- Range Four(4) West-, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, and
continues approximately seven and one-half (7,J) miles "Westerly -to th-eSouth quarter
corner of Sect-ion-Seventeen'(17) Township -Vifty (50) Northi Range Five (5) West; thence
Northerly ... approximately five -and one-half (5-L) miles -to join State Trunk Highiiay #13
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in Section, Twenty- (20) Town-shil)-Fifty-one (51). North, Range Five (5) West
Dated this 20th day of April., 1954.
7alter . Barningham.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the County Boarid�-of 8qper-Visorsofhayfield County, Wisconsin,
in annual session-ass-embled this -20th,day- -of-April, 1954, th-at,the-petition.of the
Town of Bayfield be; and, the same is, granted and. the highway commencing at the
Southeast corner of Section Sixteen (16), Tow n'ship 'Fifty (50) Northo Range Four (4)
Westo Bayfield County,, Wisconsin., and -continuing approximately seven and one-half (71,)
miles Westerly through the -South quarter cornerofSection Seventeen (17). in Township
Fifty (50) North, Range--Five-(5) West; thence- Northerly approximately five and one-
half (5-4-) miles to join- State, Trunk, Highway #13,, in- Section Twenty (20) Township
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Fifty-one (51).North, Range rive (5) West; is hereby added to the County Trunk Highway
System.
Presented by:
Walter Barningham.
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by.Desparois-to refer the foregoing petition and
resolution to -the --County Highway Committeewithinstructions that they report back to
the County Board next Fall. Carried:
April 21, 1954
The following resolution was read:
RESOLIITI-O-N .
WHEREAS, The'Federal Government contemplates a flood control -project in the city
Of Bayfield,-Wisoonsin; and
WHEREAS, The -coo -aeration of Bayfield County is -required in such project;
NOW-"THEREF'ORE'BE- IT'RESOLVED-, By this Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
assembled in regular session this 21st day of April, 19-54, that Bayfi`eld 'County will
cooperate with the Federal Government in said project as follows:
1. Repair-, replace, or re -establish: any or all bituminous resurfacing of County
Trunk Highway-nitt on Washington, Avenuei.
z 2. Replace- the_ fill on County Trunk -Highway- "I," "on Washington Avenue, washed
out by the- f iood of - May 30th, 1953, together- with such other incidental work as fill,
reshaping, sloping, seeding and-rock.rip-rapas may be required by the plans and
sbecif ications: of the- a'aove. project,
Adoption of the above resolution'reeommended by: -
Dated: April 209 1954
Ernest 'Moore
J.. -R. Desparois
Paul. Tribovich
County Highway Committee
moved by H. To' S. Hanson and seconded by Reimer to adopt the foregoing -resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
RESERVING CERTAIN. COUNTY. OWNED LANDS .FOR A GRAVEL PIT
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED: By the-Bayfield County Hoard of Supervisors assembled in
session this 21s.t day of April, 1954, that: -
Block 24 - 25- 33.- - 40 - 41 -and - Lots, I - 2 - 3 - of Block -32 of Du Pont Park
Addition; also Lots 1 - 8 InelUsive•and Lot 17 of Block 23 of Hillside Addition,
all in the City of Washburn and: now owned -by Bayfield County9 be withheld from sale
and be dedicated to and reserved for use as a gravel pit for public road and street
purposes.
Submitted byz
Ernest Moore
J: R. Desparois
Paul Tribovich
Moved by Reimer and seconded by Tribovich to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried'.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION.
��; BE IT RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
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in annual session assembled' this 21st- day,- of April, . 1954, that the Bayf ield County
Zoning Ordinance be -amended by --adding- to -Section II, Forestry District, the following:
"12. 'Teleph'one'-'and Telegraph line right6-6of-way and structures used in
communications."..
Presented -by:
John. Shyke s
Moved by Shykes and seconded by Pa.jala to adopt the foregoing resolution. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by.- the County Board-~ or. Supervisors. of Bayf field County, Wisconsin,
in annual • se'ssion assembled, this 21st day ;of April,, 1954, that the descriptions -of
land listed, beia .-.b.e..removed- from- the- Fore!stry_'.Zone.. of- the County Zoning Ordinance,
and that they be re-classifi-ed and placed in the Recreational Zone:
All of Se'ctio'n, Seven (7) ;. Township-, Forty-three (43) North, of Range Five (5) Nest,
All of Section. Twenty (20) ; Township. 43, North, Range 5. Nest',
All of Section Twenty-one--, (21) , Township 43 Nert Xorth, Range 5 west,
All of Section- Twenty-seven (27) , Township' 43 North., Range - 5 Tivest,
All of Section Thirty-one (31), Township-43 forth, Range 5 Nest,
All of -Section" Thirty-four (34), Township- 43 North, Range 5 Nest,
Ail of Section- Thirty-five. (35), Township- .43.North, Range 5 I'dest,
A1Z of Section Twenty-five (25) , Township 43 . North, Range 5 'lest,
All of Section.,Seventeen (1:7) , Township 43 North, Range- Six ( 6) Nest,
All of Section Twenty (20), Township-43 north, Range 6 Nest,
All of Section Twenty-nine (29). Township 43 North, Range 6 Vilest,
All of Section Thirty-six (36), Torn,,ship 43-North, Range 6 West.
Presented- by:
John O. Anderson
Moved by'Je O. Anderson and seconded by-Pajala to refer the foregoing resolution
to the Zoning Committee. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION"'
4VIiEREAS`; Other' County: Fairs' in-the'surrounding counties have been 'making consider-
able profit `from sale of ' beer, and
WHEREAS, The Fair Comm:i.ttee wishes -to increase the income of the Fair as much as
possible, and
WHEREAS'; The''Bayfield Countylair is a- County function,
BE`'IT'"THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the Fair Committee be permitted to sell beer at
the Bayf ield .County Fair.
Signed,
Clarence L. Olsen, Treasurer
Ilayfield County Fair Committee
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Moved..by Shykes and seconded by Reimer to adopt the foregoing -,resolution.
Carried.
The following petiton and report Mere read:
April 8-, 1954
Mr. George ° Lei no-
washburn, Wisconsin
W. G. Lindstrom
Dear Mr. Lein-.;
In connection with a proposed transmission line which we plan to construct
from Cable, Wisconsin,.to Hayward, M sconsin, you Will recall that you gave us
approval to run a preliminary survey over lands owned by Bayfield County in this
area:
We are- now- prepared, to make --formal application for an easement and are enclos-
ing such an instrument, in duplicate, which we ask that you kindly summit to the
Bayfield County Board for action and approval at itts next meeting, which we.under-
stand will be held -on April 20th. As,we informed you by phone the other day, we
are of ering-Bayfield County 10.00 per pole, or $20,00 per structure— the poles
being spaced 122t apart -and the structures themselves being -spaced approximately
600, apart. This is what'we,have°been.paying everyone else along the route of this
line thus far --for the requir-ed-,ea-sements;
Until levels --have- Qeen run and a' profile made along the Final route of this
proposed line, we will be unable -to determine the exact number or structures involved,
but will forward a check to Bayfield County at a later date as soon as this informa-
__tdon is available -.-
We do not plan to cross over all the descriptions noted on the easement but we
are including these extra descriptions so we may be sure that, in the event the
location of the.line should be changed because of unforeseen difficulties, the ease-
ment will include these adjacent parcels which may be crossed because of any change.
The parcels over which we are asking an easement are as follows;
T43N, R7W
T43N; R7W
Section 19
NEI SEI
SE ,SE1
Section 30
NEI NE
SAY NEB
SE4 N4Y
SWI NW
Ki SW"
Should you need any further information in regard to'this proposed line which
you may desire prior to the meeting of the County Board, please feel free to call
upon us and we shall be most happy to submit it to you.
Yours.very truly,
LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT POWER CO.
W. G. Lindstrom
Engineer
Washburn, Wisconsin
April 20, 1954
Bayfield County -,Board of Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
At their --meeting of April 15, 1.954', yoirForestry Comffiitte-econsidered the -request-
of the Lake Superior---Distriet_ Power --Company for a right-of-way easement through the
following -forties of - county -owned land:
NE SE, SE:SE of Section 19, Township 43N, Range 7W
NE NE, SW NE, SE N14V-, SW N [,* Nff - SW of Section 309 Township 43N. Range TU
Your Yorestry Committee recommends -that the Lake Superior -District Power -Company
be granted this easement for the consideration of $10.00 per -pole, or-$20.00 per
structure;.. and that all merchantable timber will be retail-ed by Bayfield County.
Signed,
BAYFIELD COUNTY FORESTRY GOMTTEE
John Shykes Andrew Prsta-sh
Edgard A. Pajala Joseph J. Pustinger
S. W. Buck John X. Howell
Moved by Pristash and seconded by Buck to grant -the foregoing petition as per
recommendations of the Forestry Committee. Carried.
read:
The following petition together with report of the County Forestry Committee were
BAYFIELD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.
Iron River, Wis.
April 9, 1954
Ludwig Tranmal, County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
Ve wish to make application for a right-of-way easement to run a power line from
the NE corner of the SEJ of Section i3, northwesterly along the west side of highway
"A', through see-ti-on 13 and 12, and from the SY. corner on the NE4 -of the NEI, of Section
11 in a northwesterly direction -through section li and 2, to the south end of east 8
mile lake, all in town 45 north, range 9W.
We would-Iike to have properties belonging to the county on this route covered by
a right-of-way easement.
Very truly yours,
BAYFIIELD ELECTRIC -COOPERATIVE, INC.
Arvid 1lnanager
'Tashburn, ;1Tisconsin
April 20, 1954
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
Gentlemen:
April 21, 1954
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At their meeting of April 193, 1954, your-Yorestry Committee recommended that
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the request by the Bayf ield Electric Cooperative, Inc. of Iron River, Wisconsin, for
a right-of-way easement be granted.
This easement would start -from the NE"' coruer- of the SEi of Se-ction-:13, running
a northwesterly direction along the west side of Highway `"A" through section 13 and 12,
and from the southeast corner of the' NE NE of Section 11 in a northwesterly -direction
through Section 11 and 2'-to the south end of East Eight Ylile Lake, all in Township 45
North., Range 9 West.
They also recommend that this easement be subject to payment for stumpage, according
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to a -former resolution by the County Hoard as recorded on page 38, volume/of the County
Board Proceedings of November 14, 1952.
Signed,
BAY -FIELD C'OUNTi''-FORESTRY C0WI TEE
John Shykes Andrew`Pristash -
Edward Pajala
Joseph Z. --Pus t inger
S. Buck
John 1Y. Howell
Moved by Prist.ash and seconded by Pustinger to grant the.'f.oreg-'Ding petition as
per recommendations of the Forestry Committee. Carried
The following petition together with report of the County Forestry Committee
were read:
Carl H. Leonard
345 So. Sth Ave.
La Grange, Illinois
April 7th, 1954
'I Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
County Gl.erk
Washburn, Visconsin
Dear Sir:
At the present time I own 280 acres of land in Bayfield County, Sections 6 & 7
Township 45 north, Range 9 West. The land to the North and West of us is I believe
Forest Crop land, as well as one 40 acre plot or more to the south and south east of
us. As my property is U-neven I would like to add some to it to round it out if any
might be for sale and if the cost is not too great. I have checked most of it and it
seems to be scrub pine and .not too much of that. I am planting trees on my present
seven 40 acre plots and have `built a cabin and intend to use the land for recreation-
al purposes only.
Any information or assistance you can give me would certainly be appreciated.
Sincerely.,
Carl H. Leonard
Washburn, Wisconsin
April 209 1954
Bayfield, County Board of Supervisors:
2M
Gentlemen:
At their meeting of April 15, your Forestry, Committee considered the request of
'Carl-Leonards of LaGrange,, Illinois, to purchase county owned lands in Section 6 and 7,
Township 45N'.' Range We'
Your Porestry Committee -recommends that this -request - be denied This land-- is
now under the Forest Crop Law and we feel that it should, -remain County Forest Crop Land.
Signed
BAYFIELD GOUNTY -F6RESTRY'.C.O1a,1ITTEE
John Shykes
.V,dward A. Pajala",
S. -it.. Buck
Andrew- ,,Pristash
ToseTh J. Pustinger
John WA Howell.
Moved by Pustinger-and Seconded- by Pajala- to- deny the foregoing petition as per
recommendation of the Yorestry Gommittee. parried.
The following, together with resolution was then read:
I had : a- -aow
ow- a - good cow; I had- an acre--- of land It was a good acre,
My - cow -and my acre- did, right - well by Me.; cow was contented and I made quite
a few dollars- from the milk --and - butter-,
It looked good, go- I,bought another COW,*: I'vas too pinched to buy another acre.
gy two cows made me- a.- little -more- money: than my- one cow*- So it seemed like it was
smart to buy another - cow-.- I -did. But -that year my- three, cows lost me money. They got
skinny and,izouldn f t produce I was- better, off when I had one --cow, and, one - acre.
That Conservation fellow tells -me deerworkthe same Way as cows. Maybe he's got
something*
You tell that Llissouri fellow he's all -wet, he doesntt come from a cow state. Deer
are like sheep, they will east brush where'a Cow wontt do anything on brush, besides we
still have -the acre and the brush, but no deer to speak of,
RESOLUTION
For a closed season on Deer for 1954.
!,,T,ow back to the cow and the acre, alright the cow produced a calf, you shot the
calf, you still have the cow left. Then, your cow produced two calves, you had three
cows. you went and shot 3 COWS, then what have you left? You still have your acre
but no cow. Now what are you going to do f9r the fellow who buys a license to shoot
a cow and you have none to shoot. Think it over.
NOW We are coming back to the cod again. You milk the cow, but you donct, milk_
the deer. The differende is that with deer you shoot the increase, not'the deer itself*
There is quite an increase in deer hunters since I came to your state in 1909, but d,
terrible decrease in the deer herd since then. The eow kill last season should Convince
you without a doubV,for hunting conditions were ideal. As a member of the County Board
we shall again bring up a resolution for the 3rd time for a closed season on deer.
Lets save afet'dder for part of our. tourist attraction. And give our resolution the
consideration we are at least entitled to; as we represent every town in the County.
C.-C. Laudenschlager John 0. Anderson
Ernest Moore Clarence . L. .Olsen
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Frank .Hoefling W. A.. Stuart
Stance Burlager Clarence T.-Bonk
Joe ' Lupa Charles Tolliver
Moved by Shykes and seconded by B. E. Johnson to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Roll call. -was --as follows: Mammoser, Barningham,' Burlager, Buck; Laudenschlager,
Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Besparois, Hoefling, S`cuart, Pristash-; R. 1\Telson,
Herman Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0; Nelson, Elonen, Lupay H. 0. 'Anderson., Bonk,
'Tribovieh, Shykes, Pajala, Tolliver, LaPointe, H. A. Hanson, g. J. S'*Hanson, Reiten,
Malinoski-, P. Hanson, C. A. nelson, Emoertson, A. E. Swanson, Moo and Olsen.
Total ayes: 3e. Nays: None. Carried.
Moved -'by Pustinger and seconded by Stuarl to adjourn until 10 A. M. April 22.
Carried.
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April 22, 1954
Meeting called to order -at 10 A. M. by Chairman, Clarence L: Olsen.
The following members answered roll call-:. MaitimoserV -Barningham, Burla.ger; Buck,
Laudenschlager, Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger,-De.sparois,-Hoefling,Ztuart,
Pristash,'a*DI lson, H: Hanson, J'. O. Anderson, C. -0. nelson'ETonen, Lupa; H. 0-0-
Anderson, Bonk, Tribovich, Shy'kes, Pajala, Moore, Tolliver, LaPointe, H. A. Hanson,
H.J.S. Hanson, -
/Reiten, Malinoski, A. A. Anderson, Embertson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total: 36
Edward Pajala gave an oral report of the work done by the Special Commit -Lee on
Traffic Officer.
.duly
Moved by Shyxes anal/seconded to accept the oral report of Edward Pajala.
The f oll.owing report-' was read:
'Meeting of the Traffic 'Commit -tee April 21, 1954:
The meeting was called to order by Emhertson, with all members -present.
Edward Pajala was appointed to act as secretary of -the -meeting-,
'Motion vas made by Mammoser,'-seconded by Lupa that applicants be limited to those
from 28 to 45 years of -age. Motion carried.
Motion by Lupa, seconded by Mammoser that the applicant elected will be required
to take a thorough physical examination at his -own expense, and submit doctors•report
to the Committee. Motion 'carried.
Motion by Lupa and seconded by'Hanson that the following point 'system be used in
selecting the eligible candidates: 10 points for high school education, 10 points for
military service, 10 points for marital status and 70 points for ability and experience.
Motion carried.
Fourteen candidates remained for consideration after eliminations' -were made due to
age requirements. Each member of the committee was to score each candidate for a
possible total score of I00, or a grand total of 500-possible points. The following total
scores were received by the five leading candidates which were to be presented to the
County Board:
Charles H. Diamon 365
'Robert B. ''Ktice'ra 365
Ernest R_Swanson 355
Claude Coates 325
'Frank Utpadel 315
Motion by Mammoser and seconded by Lupa that the above record be inept on file for
2 years. motion carried.
Motion by Lupa and seconded by Hanson to adjourn. NI-otion carried.
Edward Pajala, Secretary
Moved by Shyxes and seconded by Pustinger to approve of the foregoing report and
to adopt the recommendations made there -in. Carried.
The Chair appointed Pajala and Stuart as tellers.
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April 221, 1954
The board proceeded with the' election of the 'Traffic Officer.
Moved by Nammoser and "seconded by Pustinger that a majority of 51 per cent
of votes cast shall constitute election, and if the winner cannot qualify the next
high man be considered elected. Carried.
TYe result of the first
ballot
was as follows:
Charles H: Diamon
11
Frank Utpadel
11
Ernest Swanson
11
Claude''Coates
2
Robert B. Kucera
1
Total
36
no majority
The result of the -second
ballot
was as follows:
Charles H. Diamon
14
Frank' Utpadel
-10
Robert B. Kucera
1
Ernest Swanson
11
36
No majority
The result of -the -third ballot was as follows:
Charles H. Diamon .14
Ernest Swanson 11
Prank .-Utpadel 10
Robert B. Kucera 1
36 no majority
The result of the fourth ballot was as follows:
Charles E. Diamon 15
Ernest Swanson a
Frank Utpadel 13
36 no majority
The result of the fifth ballot was as follows:
Charles"H. Diamon 19
"Frank" Utpadel: 11
Ernest Swanson 6
36
The Chair. declared,: Charles _H::.Diomon duly elected as County Traffic Officer.
The following communication was read:
April 12, 1954
BIr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County � Clerk
Washburn, 'Twisconsin s
Dear Sir:
SUBJECT: Estimated 1955 Allotment for State Trunk Highway
system
You are -!hereby notif:Ledi;hat the estimated allotment in-- the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1955-, under-- the provisions of, Secti°on 84.03 (3) , for expenditure on the State
Trunk Highway System -in your county is $119,000.
By joint action of your- county and the- State Highway Commission', such allotment
has previously--been--authorized to be , advanced for the improvement of State Trunk High-
way 13 between U. 3'. Highway 2'and hayfield in the amount of $60,000. and-f orthe
improvement of State - Trunk Highway 27 between -the South County Line .... and the - West
County Line -in -the amount of $59,000. No further action is required with reference
to such advances.
Very truly-your's';
STATE HIGHTTAY"`CO=SION OF WISCONSIN
0. T. Hughes
Secretary
moved by Moore and seconded by Shykes to receive the foregoing communication and
place on file. Carried.
The following opinion was read:
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORD=,
Mashburn, TVisconsin
ApFil 8, 1954
Mr. Ludwig `T'ranmal, Clerk
Bayfield County
City
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
At the County Board meeting in NovemDer,l was requested to do some research on
the matter of the effect of county tax deeds on mineral rights in lands covered by
such deeds, and to make report to the Board at the Spring meeting.
I have studied the question with a good deal of interest because I think the
subject may come up one of these days now that mineral rights apparently are becoming
more important in some of the areas embraced within Bayfield County.
At one time I was somewhat concerned about whether of not tax deeds would include
mineral rights which had been reserved back in the chain of title, but after looking
over the statutes and the cases'on tax deeds, I am thoroughly convinced that the taking
of a tax deed gives the County the absolute ownership of the land involved including
not only surface rights, but all mineral rights as well, assuming of course that the
tax deed has been regularly taken and is a.valid tax deed.
.Section 75.14(1) of the statutes provides, among other things, that a tax deed
"shall vest in the grantee an absolute estate in fee simple in such land." It is
interesting to note that this was one of the first laws passed after the admission of
Wisconsin as a state and after the organization of the state legislature, this language
having been incorporated in the statute book by Section 109 of Chapter 15, Session
Laws of 1849, and the wording has remained the same to this day. This language has
been interpreted in a number of cases which have come into the State Supreme Court,
in one of which it was said that a tax deed conveys as good a title as any other
conveyance. In another case, it was said that a tax deed vests a fee simple title
April. 22 1954 .
like any other- abs&1-dte' conveyance.
From these opinions, I am as I have said, thoroughly convinced that the ownei-
ship-of the county by tax deed is absolute and includes mineral rights as -well as
surface rights. The Attorney General has, by inference, stated this to be the
opinion of his office also, by advising in 1949 that the county,_board has general
power to include reservations of ores, minerals, oil and gas in conveyances of county,
lands acquired by tax deed. The. opinion relates to the matter of reservations of such
mineral .rights in conveyances by the county, and it was held that the county had that
right. It is obvious that there would be no point in advising that the county had
the right to reserve the minerals if it had not acquired them by a tax deed in the
first instance. The opinion is contained in Volume 30, Opinions of the Attorney Gen-
eral, page e39
Accordingly, it seems that our county has been entirely within'its-rights in
assuming that the ovinership of mineral rights came into the county upon acquisition
of lands by tax deed and 'Within its rights in m-aKing the reservation of mineral rights
that we have been making in recent years when selling and conveying such tax deed
lands.
Fours very truly,
Walter T. Norlin
Moved by Shykes and seconded by Stuart to accept the foregoing opinion and place
on file. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS, it is now the general custom throughout most of the nation to conduct
business on the basis of a five day week, and
,WHEREAS, this°five day work week is practiced in this immediate vicinity by the
banks, the DuPont Plant, all State and Federal Offices, etc.,
THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved that during the months of May through September,
the offices of the Bayfield County Court House shall be closed on Saturday mornings
and that the hours during these months be from 6:00 A. M. to 12.00 noon and from 1:00
P. M. to 4:30 P. M.
Joseph Pustinger
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Shykes to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States has
passed an appropriation making federal funds available for the construction of nursing
homes by municipalities, and
WHEREAS, such bill is now before the Senate of the United states Congress, and
WHEREAS, the control of this money within the state of Wisconsin will be vested
in.the State Board of Health, and
WHEREAS, it appears there will be available for the construction of nursing homes,
approved by the - State ' Board of -Health, an amount- equal to forty or f orty-f ive per -cent
of' the total cost of 'such construction, and
WHEREAS, the, Bayfield County, Board- of- Supervisors- has--a!ready expressed a desire -
to build a nursing home and already has plans for- such nursing home on file-, therefore,,.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County -Board- of Supervisors in annual session-- this
20th day of April 1954 that.the Public Weifare"Committee be instructed to keep in close
contact with the bill in Congress and that immediately on the passage of such bill, they
personally contact the Department of Health of the state of Wisconsin which department
has charge of the disbursement of the money.
DATED: This 20th day of April 1954.
PRESENTED BY:
Marry C. Anderson
Stance Burlager
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Burlager to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
,HEREAS, the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors has by resolution just authorized
the Public Welfare Committee to contact the State Board of Health when money is made
available for the construction of nursing homes, and
ITHEREAS, by the passing of this resolution, the Bayfield County Board of Super-
visors has expressed its continued interest in the construction of such nursing home,
therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual session this
20th day of April 1954 that if the Bayfield County Public Welfare Committee finds that
forty or forty-five per cent of the cost of construction of the Bayfield County -nursing
home will be made available to Bayfield County on application, the proper officials
of Bayfield County are authorized to make application to the State Board of Health for
such a grant, providing that such application does not make it mandatory upon the
County to build such a nursing home, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event that such money is available -and such
application for funds binds Bayfield County to construct a nursing home, and if such
money would be available to the County before July 1, 19549 the Bayfield County Welfare
Committee is authorized to ask the Bayfield County Clerk to issue a round robin calling
a special meeting of the Bayfield County Board for the purpose of determining whether
or not Bayfield County should make application for such funds.
DATED: This 20th day of April, 1954.
RRESENTED BY: Harry C. Anderson
Stance Burlager
Moved by H. C. Anderson and seconded by Burlager to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried. -
The following communication was read:-
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April 19, 1954
TO THE HONORABLE CHAIRM&N AND BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD 00UNTY:
Gentlemen:
An adjustment in the fees paid to doctors for services rendered at'the Bayfield
County Immunization centers must be made. The fee for many years has been-97.50 per
hoer. The number of hours is estimated from the time the doctor leaves his office
until he returns:
In asking information from other communities it was- discovered that- doct-ors
fees is other- areas is- $25-600, per9 hour and some-- of, them- also charge mileage. -
.A request for $15.00 per .hour for doctors* fees, is hereby made.
The cos-V of this- department, has -averaged- $600.00 per- year, for -doctors-9 fees;
The entire cost of this program has been charged pack to each individual town, village
and city.
A .rough estimate of the increase necessary in future programs for doctors-? fees
is $750:00 instead of the t600.00 now allowed in the budget. This• cost, of course,
is the estimate --figuring a continuation of the.8 centers now held instead of the 14
centers held in previous years-,
I stated in my. 1953--annual report that in planning for future immunization
clinics, fewer centers Mould beheld. These -centers -to -be, -held in key places in the
county. It seas_ felt that so few' came- -to-some. of the centers held, it was a waste
of ruaterial, doctors and nurse:s time, as well as costly. People From --these areas
were asked to attend one -of the•centers•scheduled. It was tried out this year, and,
I believe, with a few -minor -changes, it will work out well. The county will still
be well protected.
Respectfully submitted,
Edith M.-Wooland; R. N.
Public Health Nurse
Moved by Pajala and seconded by C. 0. Nelson to adopt the recommendations in
the foregoing communication. Roll call eras as follows: AYES: Mammoser, Barningham,
Burlager, Buck, Janock, Reimer,'Iohnson, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, R. Nelson,
J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Lupa, H. C. Anderson, Bonk, Tribovich, Pajala,.Moore,
Tolliver, LaPointe, H. A."Hanson, H.J.S. Hanson, Reiten, Malinoski, A. —A. Anderson,
A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total ayes: 29. Nays: Laudenschlager, Pustinger,
Prist,ash, Elonen, Shykes, and Embertson. Total Nays: 6. Motion carried.
The following letter was read:
Iron Mountain, Michigan
February 6th, 1954
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
,itashburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Traw al:
IN
Reference to your zletter -of .January 25th.. dish to thank you for the Bayfield
County maps, which were received-,.O.K.
I am Mailing- you °an article from the magazine-, TMCort'° f r9m:1 Hales, Corners, Wis., the
title of which is "prison without oars.." his..article will -explain- just what idi:chigan
is doing with the overflow of --prisoners at X8Lckson, tUch. prison, 1""was thinking if
your county officials would be interested they could look into the matter -and' -probably
use part of Bayfield County Red Cliff Reservation and the Apostle Islands for building
roads, cleaning up shore lines and to make, it -'practical for people who are looking for
homesites, resort sites and tourists, should your county officials care to,take it
up .with your State Prison Officials .
Just an idea I thought I'd pass along.
"ours truly,
D. W; OtConnell
P. 0. Bog #182
Moved icy ' H. C. Anders -on -and seconded :pry H. A. Hanson to receive the foregoing
communication and place on file. Carried.
Moved by Huck and�dUly seconded bo adjourn until 1:30 P. M. Carried.
a e e 211.
April.22, 1954
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P. M. by Chairman,•Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Mamnnoser, Barningham, gurlager,
Buck, Laudenschlager, Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, Hoef'ling, Stuart,
Pristash, R Helson, H: Hanson, J® 0. Anderson, C-. 0. !gelson, 210nen:, Lupa, H. C
Anderson; -Bonk, Tribovich, Shykes, Pajala, L400re, Tolliver, LaPointe, H. A. Hanson,
H. J. S. Hanson, Reiten, Malinoski, A. A. Anderson, Embertson, A. E. Swanson, Moe and
Olsen. Total: 36.
The following communication was read:
April 21, i954
Yx . Clarence L."Olsen
Chairman of the -County Board
71ashburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Olsen:
This is to inform you that Ludwig Tranmal,-Bayf ield County Clerk, has handed in
his resignation to me effective the 1st day of'August, 1954.
Yours very truly,
Terence P. Arseneau
Bayf ield County SAeriff
Moved by H. A. Hanson and seconded by Tribovich to receive and.place on file
the foregoing communication,and that the County Clerkts salary be increased $500.00
per year, effective January 1, 1955.
Moved by Buck and seconded by Janock that the vote be by ballot. Motion carried.
The result of the ballot was as follows:
Yes 24
No 12
Total 36 Carried.
The following communication was read:
STATE OF 7ISCONSIN
JUDICIAL- COUNCIL
Madison, Wit
April lei, 1954
Hon, Lewis J. Charles, Circuit Judge, 15th Judicial Circuit, Ashland, aVis,
Hon. Lawrence K. Blanchard, County Judge,- Va�shburn, Wisconsin
Mr. Walter T. Norlin, District Attorney; Washburn,. 'Visconsin
Gentlemen:
The death of - Peter J. Savage- crested a vacancy in the off ice" of judge of the
second municipal court of Bayf eld-C`ounty'. The -act creating the court provides that
such vacancy shall be filled b'y� appointment by the Governor and that the person
appointed shall continue in office for the residue of the term for which his prede-
cessor was elected or appointed.
The Governort s" office' is- reluctant to appoint a non -lawyer.. to judicial office
and has asked the -Judicial Council to recommend what action should be taken. The
council has directed me to inquire among the Bayfield bar and other sources as to
and
the -need for such a court/as to the existence of justices of'the peace in the
vicinity of Iron River, so that an intelligent recommendation can be made to the
Governors office.
The idd cial-statistics which we collect show that there were only 2 statutory,
autombil'e violations disposed of during 19'520, During 1953 there were a 'total of
58 cases disposed of. 40 of _these were statutory autombile violations, 2 were
minor assaults, l was carrying a deadly weapon, i was a liquor law violation, i
was a disorderly charge and 12 were various other crimes. All of these were pleas
of guilty or nolo contenders as were the .two 1952 violations. Ih'1953 there was
one preliminary examination -in -an -aggravated as•sauit case.
From these figures, it appears that the:7 primary busines-s of the court is the -
handling of traffic and' overweight cases- .(although there may be some civil cases -
since we d'o not col eet statistics --as to -those- matt ers° from thi& court).
I contacted the..Enforcement�Division. of the -.-Motor Vehicle Department to deter-
mine how much their" operat fona'would ce -himd'ered by the absence of the Second
Municipal Court. I was informed that there would be no inconvenience if there veere
justices of the peace in the vicinity. They do need some one to accept bail since
state traffic officers are not authorized to do so and many of the traffic offenders
on highway 2 are out-of-state residents.
The records of the Secretary of State indicate that Otto Makela and James P.
Tutor'are justices in the Town of Tripp and that their post office addresses are
both Iron River. Arnold L. Carlson is a.justice in the Town. of Drummond and Joe
Susienka is a justice in the Town -of Keystone.
Vdhile Section 4 of the act creating the Second municipal Court says "No justice
of the peace within Bayfield county.shall exercise any jurisdiction: in any criminal
cases, but all such jurisdiction is vested in. the judge of the. said second municiP_al
court and the judge of the municipal court of Bayfield County".a later act which
gives the County Court of r3ayfield County extra jurisdiction states in section 3.(3)
"All criminal warrants issued by justices of the peace of said county of Bayfield
may be made returnable before the county court ." Thus the legislative intent
appears to be that a justice can still issue warrants in Bayfield county despite
the language of the Second Municipal Court act.
If the Governor wishes to name a lawyer as judge, I gather from checking the
legal directories and conferring with Phil Habermann that thie Bayfield County
lawyers consist of Judge B1anchard, Mr. Norlin, Mr. Spears and Miss Fawkes. Since
Mr. Norlin is District Attorney and also a partner of fir. Spears, I take it that
neither would be a possible nominee upless they changed their status in view of
Wis. Stats, sections 256.19 and 256.21.
Fudge, _Blanchar.d :.would.: apparently , b.e.. eligible., if_ in.t_e:r.es:te.d.,, siaee. 2.56.02.._ (? )
.:_says nThe judge- of any -_court of,- record. in this state shall be ineligible, to hold
any office of public trust, except a judicial office, during the term for which he
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was elected, (emphasis supplied'.
Although section 2 of-kthe ,Second Municipal Court Act states "Such judge shall
hold no other county office during the term for which he is elected", it seems that
the office of county judge is not considered a county office unless an -act -defines
it as such for the purposes of the act which this actudoes not. See 33. OAG 164,; 165.
Possibly none of- the, members of the Bayfield , bar- are - interes -ed" in the office'.
In this case the alternatives seem to be to app'oinl' a non -,lawyer or to let the
office remain -vacant.
I would certainly appreciate your commentt�as�to whether•my - assumptions are
correct concerning the. -local situation and any suggestions any of you may care to
offer to enable the council'.to mane an intelligent recommendation.
Respectfully yours,
,T. ----R. DeWitt
Executive Secretary
Moved by Rust'inge-r and seconded by Tribovich to favor continuing the Court at
Iron River. Motion carried.
The following resolution was read;
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the State of Tilfisconsin has been working on a program with regard to
industrial settlement, and
WHEREAS, a Legislative Interin Committee, after some study will recommend a
permanent set-up,covering this work from the State Level,and
AREAS, it is desirable that such a committee be appointed on the County
level to co-operate with the State, 'therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that a Committee of 5 members of the Bayfield County.
Board be appointed by the Chairman,.and that said Committee be known as the Industrial
Development Committee, and -that they be authorized and instructed to work along these
lines in co-operation with the State.
,Clarence L. Olsen.
Moved by Pustinger and seconded by Tribovich to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
Moved by Pajala and duly seconded that the salary of the remaining County
Officers be the same as at present. Carried.
The following resolution-tas read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, The Agricultural, Fair, Zoning, S.C.S., and Forestry Committees are
composed of the same members, and
V1HEREAS, Section -59.U6 of the Vjis.consin Statutes• limits- the number- of committee
meetings to -20 for any- one. meem:aer-, for° -which. he may be compensated; and..
WHEREAS, the members of the above named.comnittees~need more than 20 meetings per
year to expedite--aad- properly:. conduct the business;...of the... County,
BE'TT THEREFORERESOLVED, That the,.minimum Number of meetings°per year that the
members of the above named committees be increased to 30 effective JJanuary- 1, 19-549 and
that they be allowed the usual compensation- and mileage for'attending same.
Signed,
John Shykes, Chairman
County Agricultural Committee.
Moved by Janocx and seconded by Shykes to adopt the foregoing resolution. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RES OLUT I Q,N
WHEREAS, Bayfield County now allows the Sheriff's Department a sum of $1.50 per
day. per prisoner for the provision of aeals, and
WHEREAS, said amount has been found insufficient to cover the expense of providing
said meals, and
WHEREAS, some of the Northern Wisconsin Counties have made provisions for an
increase in allowance for said meals, through a daily allowance, flat monthly allowance
for cook and so forth, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Sheriff's Department be allowed an increase for providing
said prisoner meals in an amount of ten cents per meal, or thirty cents per day.
Said increase to take effect May 11 1954.
BY S ERIFF • S COMMITTEE
E. O. Embertson
Joseph Lupa
Moved by Tribovieh and seconded by Lupa to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Finance Committee.opened bids for the printing of a plat book on
April 19, and
1,7MREAS, the basic bid which appeared to be most desirable was for $2520.00, and
WHEREAS, it would cost $250.00 more in the event the plat book would show the
ownership on parcels from one acre and up, which would leave a shortage of $270.00 as
the appropriation provided for $2500.00, and
,WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the Finance Committee that the plat book would have
very little value to recreational taxing districts if the plat book only showed owner-
ship on twenty and forty acre tracts, therefore
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HE IT HEREBY RESOLVED -that the -new -
plat book show°parcels,. approximately„one._.
acre or more together -with, -owners -hip hereof and that an.additional sum of $270.00
be appropriated for this ,purpose.
Halvor Reite:n
Raymond. J®' Mammoser
Anthony Janock \
Clarence L. Olsen.
Moved by ` ribovich" and seconded by Stuart, to adopt the foregoing resolution. -
Roll call was as follows: AYES: Lrammoser, Harningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudensch-lager;
Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, HOd lirfg, Stuart, Pristash, R. Nelson;
H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, 0. 0. Nelson, Elonen Lupa, H. G. Anderson, Bonk, Tribo-
vich, Pajala, 1foore, Tolliver; LaPointe, H. A. Hanson, T.J.S., Hanson, Reiten, Malin-
oski, A. A. Anderson, Embertson; A. E. Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total ayes: 35.Nayes,"
none.
Carried.
The following report was read:
To the Honorable Members of the Hayfield County Board:
Gentlemen:
vte have called for and opened -bids on a suitably equipped car f or. a County
Traffic Officer.
We received 5 bids and after checking them carefully, we recommend the accept -
ante of bid from Roffers Chevrolet Go. of Mashburn, covering a 210 Delux Your Door
Sedan with 115 H. P.. Motor for $1775.00.
We recommend further that the, Sheriff's Committee be authorized -to equip ofore-
said vehicle with a mobile communication system that will work with the present
systiem in the Sheriff's Office, and to have the proper officer make application to
the Federal Communication Department.
Your attention is called that,no provision has been made by the County Board
setting up working hours, days of week and under what officer or Committee the
Traffic Officer is to work under.
Joseph Lupa,.
E. 0. Etubertson -
Sheriff ° s Committee
Moved by Pris.tash and seconded by Lupa to adopt the recommendations in the
foregoing report. Carried.
The follo�iing resolution was read:
RESOLVED, by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County in annual
session assembled this 22nd day of April 1954 that the County Board recommend to
Governor Kohler that he appoint John Shykes to the office of Judge of the Second
municipal Court of Bayfield County, and further
RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be forthwith forwarded to the Governor
by the County Clerk.
J. R. Desparois
Paul Trib ovi ch
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Reimer to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried unanimously.
Moved by Janock and seconded by Buck that the Sheriff deputize the County Traffic
Officer. Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the
County Board of
Bayfield County assembled
this 22nd
day of April, 1954, that the per
diem and mileage
be allowed each member of
the
County Hoard 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 the
amount of such item listed below,
lame
County Board
. Work Committee Work
Per ..Diem
JjLleage
Total
Clarence L. Olsen
24.00
4.,29
28.29
Raymond J. Mammoser
24..00
23.73
47.73
71. 0. Barningham
24.00
3.96
27.96
Stance Burlager
24.00
1.26
25.26
S. IT.. Huck
24.00
10.06
34.08
C. C. Laudenschlager
24.00
21.21
45:21
Anthony Janock
24.00
12.18
36.18
Edward Reimer
24.00
13.02
317.02.
Bernard E. Johnson
24.00
18.06
42.06
Joseph Pustinger
24.00
9.24
33.24
J. R. Desparois
24.00
14.28
38.28
Frank Hoefling
24.00
13.44
37.44
William A. Stuart
24.00
9.66
33.66
Andrew Pris.tash
24.00
7.98
31.98
Richard Nelson
24.00
9.03
33.03
Herman Hanson
24.00
9.66
33.66
John 0. Anderson
24.00
19.53
43.53
C. O..Nelson
24.00
18.48
42.48
Toivo Elonen
24.00
17064
41.64
Joe Lupa r
24.00
602
30.72
Harry 0. Anderson
24.00
17.22
41.22
Clarence Bonk
24.00
11.97
35.97
Paul Tribovich
24.00
10.50
34.50
J. F. Shykes
24.00
16.38
40.38
Eduard Pajala
24.00
4.62
28.62
Ernest 190ore
24.00
19.55
43.53
Charles Tolliver
24.00
9.24
33.24
Ernest LaPointe
24.00
5.04
29.04
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County Board Wk. Committee Work
Name Per Mileage Total-
H. A. Hanson 16.00 3.36 19.3e
John Boehme 8.00 1.68 9.66
E. T. S. Hanson 24000 5.04 29.04
H.: A. Reiten 24.00 5.04 29.04
George.ldaliuoski 24.00 .42 24.42
Peter Hanson 8.00 .14 8.14
Arthur Anderson 16.00 .28 16.28
Clarence Nelson 16.00 .28 16.28
Ellsworth Embertson 24.00 .42 24.42
Albert E.'Swanson 24.00 .42 24.42
Helmer Moe 24.00 .42 24.42
1235.45
Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by l'ustinger to adopt, the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was as follows: Ayes; Maiamoser, Barningham.,- Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlag-
er, Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash,
R. nelson, H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, H. C. Anderson,
Bonk, Tribovich, Shykes, Pajala, Moore, Tolliver, LaPoin-Ge, H. A. Hanson, H. J. S.
Hanson, Reiten, Malinoski, A. A. Anderson, Embertson, A..E. Swanson, aloe and Olsen.
Total ayes: 36. Carried.
Moved by Pustinger and seconded by 1,Zammoser to adjourn. Motion carried.
