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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 1/12/1955Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M. by chairman Olarence L. Olsen. 'he following members answered roll call: Raymond Mammoser, W. U. Barningham, Stance Burlager, (%. %. Laudenschlager, Edward Reimer, Bernard E. Johnson, Joseph Pustinger, J. R. Uesparois, Frank Hoefling, William A. Stuart, Andrew J. Pristash, Richard Nelson, Herman Hanson, John U. Anderson, -i!oivo Elonen, Joe Lupa, Harry v. Anderson, Paul Tribovich, John '1'aipale, Edward Pajala, Ernest Moore, Ernest LaPointe, John boehme, Ealvor j�.. Reiten, George Malinoski, Ularence a.. Nelson, Albert E. Swanson,. and larence L. Olsen® Total 28. (The authorization of this meeting was, provided for by a resolution adopted at the annual meeting November, 1954.) The following communications were read: THE OI'TY OF BAYFIELD Bayfield (ounty, Wisconsin January 12, 1955 Ludwig '2ranmal Bayfield Uounty .aerk Washburn, ffi s Lear Sir: I hereby appoint Hiram Hanson as proxy for Henry J. S. Hanson Alderman - Supervisor for third ward, city of Bayfield, Dayfield :ounty, Wisconsin. Signed: H._ J. Wachsmuth, Mayor Attest: Percy Vleaver, vlerk UITY OF WASHBJRN Office of (:ity k:lerk Mashburn, Wisconsin To Whom it may concern: l-Votice is hereby given that Mr. Arthur Llias,on has been duly appointed by Mayor Hans J. ihompson to serve on the ;ounty Board in lieu of the absence of 4th ward alderman i4r. 1homas Peterson 5r. Dated: January 11, 1955 Wayne U. Lowe (pity �,;lerk i:ity of Washburn, Wisconsin Mayor H. J. Thompson To Whom it may concern: ou are hereby notified that Mr. Orlyn L. Lowe has been duly .appointed by Mayor Hans J. Thompson to serve on the county Doard in lieu of the absence of Mr. Helmer Moe, sixth ward alderman. listed: January 11, 1955 Wayne_U. Lowe Lity - clerk i,ity of —Washburn, Wisconsin Mayor Mans. J. _Thompson To whom itrmay concern. xou:are hereby officially notified that Mayor runs J. Thompson will serve on the County board in lieu of the absence of alderman hrthur X. Anderson of the second ward. Dated: January 11,.1955 Wayne U . Lowe city lerk �;ity of Mashburn, Wisconsin iulayor H.J. T'homps.on Moved by Stuart and seconded by LiUrlager to seat the members from the t ity of Hayfield and the, City of Washburn as per foregoing certifications. Motion carried. she following communication was read: January 11, 1955 Hayfield County Hoard of Supervisors t:ourthouse .building Washburn, Wisconsin Gentlemen: We the members of the Cable Area Recreational Association wish to express our thanks to you, in voting favorably on the currently known ".lam Lake Road", by having same annexed into the County highway System. You have helped us greatly, and undoubtedly all of Bayfield County, as this road for -hayfield bounty is the gateway to Chicago, Milwaukee and other points south. With this road, we will be in position to receive a greater percentage of the tourist trade, which will just naturally channel itself through all of Bayfield :ounty. Also, with the contemplated increase in the tourist trade, it will help to guarantee a continued prosperity for Bayfield county. Again, may 1 say "thank you", for a job well done. Sincerely yours, John H. Ju.da Secretary Cable Area &ecreational association IAoved by Moore and seconded by B. !�. Johnson to receive the foregoing communication and place on file. 4arried. The following report was read: January 7, 1955 To the Hayfield County Board of Supervisors Gentlemen: January 12, 1955 1n compliance with Sec. 19.01 Jdd) you are hereby advised that.the following Uounty Ufficers and Deputies have filed surety bonds in our office: Ludwig . ranma 1 John 0. Bodin Nora Olson Earl Pedersen Walter T. Norl in Terence P. Arseneau Joseph A. DeMars Asa R.'Willey Alvin E. Bratley i:harle s H. Diamon James Wylie Tutor Veterans Service Ommission- County clerk 59000 County Treasurer .709000 Deputy �;ounty Treasurer 59000 Register of Deeds 3,000 District Attorney 11000 Sheriff 109000 Undersheriff- 2,000 Olerk of Oircuit b;ourt 5,000 Coroner 500 Uounty Traffic Officer 29000 County Surveyor 1,000 1,000 Yours very.truly, Ludwig Tranmal Dayfield vounty Clerk Moved by Pajala and seconded by Stuart to receive the foregoing report and place on file. Motion carried. The following report was read: To the .Oounty:.noard of Bayfield kounty PLEASE ` AXE NOTICE that the requirements of Sec. 59.97 (3), 'Wisconsin Statutes, having been met, the amendatory ordinance to the zoning ordinance, passed by the county Board on the 20th day of April., 1954, a copy of which is attached hereto, went into full force and effect on the 16th day of September; 1954. Dated: January 11, 1955 Ludwig iaranmal Bayfield :;ounty Olerk AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE 1. Section 12 was amended as follows: That the present incorrect definition of "non- conforming use" -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.1" 2. the following descriptions of land were changed from Unrestricted Use District (`-- �2 ) to forestry Use District 41) : ( Section 4, Township 50 North, Range 5 West. SE4 x'J'd ) 3. the following descriptions of,land were placed in the .Unrestricted Use District (rr 2): All of Section 11, Township 50 north, range 8 Viest. 11 irovernment Lot 1 ) ) Government Lot 2 ) Government Lot 3 government Lot 4 N v,v 4 SE4 NE4 SWj 1 Su4 SW4 Sliy4 st4 all in Section 12, Township 50 North, i6tange 8 West. 4. 1'he restrictions of the ordinance relating to Government Lot 4, Section 14, Township 43 north, Range 6 West, were amended "allowing the construction, erection or installation of any buildings, structures, sheds, telephone wares, lines, poles, cables, conduits, central station telephone equipment, including automatic telephone dial equipment to be used in communications within the aforedescribed property-" Ludwig Tranmal. Mayfield County Clerk Moved by C. A. !Nelson and seconded by Lupa to receive the foregoing report and place on file. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: WHEREAS, Section- 59.715 permits the destruction of obsolete Oounty records by approval of the County Board, and VEEREAS, the files in the bounty Ireasurer's office are almost filled, and rather than purchase additional filing equipment some obsolete records can be disposed of, therefore BE Ili! HEREBY RESOLVED, ghat the following obsolete records be disposed of: 1. All copies of Redemption Receipts prior and up to the year of 1926. Clarence L. Olsen Moved by Janock and seconded by C. U. Nielson to adopt the. foregoing resolution. Carried. The following resolution was read: RE: Utilization of vacant Beds in T.B. Sanatoria. oVthe steady declining number of patients in tuberculosis sanatoria is resulting in an increasing amount of available but unused bed space, facilities and personnel, thereby also resulting in an increase of cost per patient, and VIHEREAS, there are large numbers of other types of pulmonary disease and cardiac diseases for which no hospital space is available, and WHEREAS, it will be highly economical for both the state and counties if the state law will be amended so as to permit each county, under proper health regulations, to combine its T.B. sanatoria with facilities for the care of non -tuberculous pulmonary and cardiac diseases in the same building or by addition thereto and to permit the joint use of the same facilities and personnel, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESULVED by -the Board of Trustees of Yureair Sanatorium that by the passage of this type of resolution, a request to made to the 1955 Wisconsin Legislature to amend the appropriate state status so as to conform to the purposes expressed above, and January 12, 1955 n-n 1'.c vun_ nrii mi; uuvzij unuu a copy L)r tines-resviu�rurr—ue—l-�rwaraeu c� tine - vounty Clerks of Ashland, hayfield and iron counties with a request that it be presented to the respective..�;ounty zoards for their consideration and for transmissal to the 4uisconssin county Boards Association, and DE IT MUETHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Board of Trustees of all tuberculosis sanatoria in the State of requesting their consideration of adoption of a similar resolution and with a request for their respective state legislators to -assist in securing passage of such an amendment. Aespectfully submitted this 2nd day of January- 1955. L. Harries, �_,hairman Robert M. Spears W. E. Hargholtz, M.D. iutoved by Stuart and seconded by, Tribovich to receive the foregoing resolution and place on file. Motion carried. 'she following resolution was read: WHEREAS, Pureair Sanatorium, the i`ri-::ounty ';tuberculosis Institution, is not operating to capacity due to the lack of T.B. cases which at the present time leaves the institution with about a two-thirds occupancy, and WEEREAS, legislation will be introduced at this session of the legislature which at this time appears that such legislation would affect other sanatoriums in the State, and WHEREAS, such legislation apparently will limit the future use of Pureair to non -tuberculous pulmonary and cardiac diseases, and -WHEREAS, it is a possibility that the county Hoards of the three counties which 'own Pureair mayfind it to be to their better interest to use part or all of the institution for other health purposes; -lHLREFOREL BE iT RESOLVED that we go on record in favor of such type of legislation -as will be permissive by the three counties concerned as to the future use of the .institution; and 'HREFURE, BE IT r'UR_AEK nESOLVED that the i,'inance Uommittee be authorized to attend such legislative committee hearings on behalf of the interest of Hayfield County concerning this matter Halvor rtei ten Moved by Pajala and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing resolution. :tarried. the following communication and report were read: Thomas J. Hujold Attorney At Law Suite ,400, amity hall Duluth, ivlinnesota November 24, 1954 i;ounty Hoard Hayfield Uounty Washburn, Wisconsin Gentlemen: 2`34 Re: .earl nantala, Drule, Wis. kollision Loss 1 eept. 3, 1954 community ins. Agey., Superior, Wis. Ualedonian - -Imerican Policy Tra 101390 i am writing on 'behalf of the valedonian-hmerican.insurance-io. This company was the insurer of an automobile owned and -operated by cur. earl xantala at the time of the above captioned collisione iViy client paid'Mi . Hantala under terms of his collision policy for the loss sustained when his car was wrecked, and have now taken a subrogation receipt from him in the amount of 4560.00. From the statement given to our adjuster it appears that this accident resulted from the negligence of the county and its agents. . Oounty-1runk Highway "D" was left in. a state of disrepair without warning lights of any kind. Mr. hantala was driuing on that highway -in a reasonably careful and prudent manner when he collided with a pile of gravel, sand and rocks which covered two-thirds of the highway. This accident occured on V'ounty Trunk Highway 4'D" at a point about seven- miles north of a.ron liver, Wisconsin, September 3, 1954, at 4:00 A.M. while Mr. nantala was returning to his home. 1 would sincerely appreciate it if you gentlemen would investigate this claim and make a substantial payment on it. respectfully submitted, Thomas J. Bujoid, Attorney at Law (On December 21st, 1954, the finance committee disallowed this claim, which disallowance was signed by the following members: Halvor Heiten, H. J. Mammoser, Anthony Janock, 0. 0. Nelson, George Malinoski, and Clarence L. Olsen (Finance Committee). REPORT The accident referred .to in the attached claim of Qaledonian -American insurance Company by the community Insurance Agency of Superior, Wisconsin, as represented by Thomas J. Bujold, Attorney at Law, Suite 400, eUity-Hall, Duluth, Minnesota, concerns an accident at the construction site of the MusXeg'Bridge on County Trunk Highway "B" while that bridge was under construction by a.private contractor. It would appear that there should be no liability on the part of Bayfield County in this matter. 'Therefore, it is recommended that the attached claim be disallowed. respectfully submitted, Dated Dec. 8, 1954. trnest Moore J. h. Desparois Paul 'lribovich County Highway Committee Bayfield County Moved by Moore and seconded by Uesparois to disallow the foregoing claim. Motion carried* the following resolution was read: WHEREAS, -the net three year premium for fire and extended coverage for the buildings on the lair grounds is six hundred and thirty-four dollars, and WHEREAS, this expenditure has not been included in the 1955 budget, be it therefore RESOLVED, that the above specified amount be added to the 1955 hayfield Oounty Fair budget. Signed, BAY FI EL.D COUNTY FAIR COMMITTEE .Edward Ya jala S. W. Buck William A. Stuart Andrew J. i'ristash Joseph J. Pustinger Olarence L. Olsen John W. Howell Harry J. Lowe Moved by Tribovich and seconded.by Stuart to adopt the foregoing resolution. Roll call was as follows: Ayes: blammoser, Larningham, 3urlager, ruck, Laudenschlager, Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash, R. Nielson, H. Hanson, J. U. Anderson, 4j. 0. Nelson,.Elonen, Lupa, H. ti. Anderson, hribovich, Taipale., rajala, Moore; LaPointe, Boehme, H. A.. Hanson, Reiten, bialinoski, H.' J. Thompson, ;. a.. Nelson, .iiliason, A. E. Swanson, Lowe, and Ohsen. Total 35. Hayes: None. motion carried. the following resolution was read: WHEREAS, an annual meeting for Soil Conservation District:Supervisors is held at Madison during Farm and home Week, and, WHEREAS, this meeting is similar to those attended•by other county committees, and VMREAS, funds*for expenses for this meeting are available from the expense budget of said committee, and BE IT 1HEREFORE aSOLVED,that the members of the S.O.S. Qommittee be allowed per diem and expenses incurred for meals, lodging, and travel in attending the annual meeting of the Soil Oonservation Supervisors at Madison. Signed, C;OU11TY AGRIGULIURAL COMMITTEE �;dward A. Pajala �indrew J. Pristash S. W. Buck W. A. Stuart Joseph J. Pustinger Clarence L. Olsen John W. Howell Moved by Pajala and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing resolution. Carried. The fallowing resolution from Kenosha County was read: WHEREAS, under State Statute each county retains 72 per cent of all normal inheritance taxes paid each year. Ihis sum is designed to compensate the county treasurer's office for work performed in collecting the taxes. I he authority is contained in Section 72.20, which says: "The county treasurer shall retain for the use of -the county, out of all taxes paid and accounted for by him each year under section 72.01 t•o 72.24 inclusive, seven and one-half per cent of all sums so collected or paid to said treasurer". In accordance with state law, the county_ treasurer's office also collects the special "emergency" tax on inheritances., This tax amounts to 30 per, cent of the normal tax. Authority for the emergency, tax is contained in Section -72.74, which states: "(2) in addition'to the taxes imposed by sections 72.01 to `72.24 and 72.50 ,to 72.61, an emergency tax for relief purposes, rehabilitation of veterans of World -War II, construction and improvements.at'state institutions and other state property -and for post: -war public works projects to relieve post-war unemployment is hereby imposed upon all transfers of property which are taxable under the provisions of said sections which said tax shall be equal to 30 per cent of the tax imposed by said sections." 11(3) The emergency tax upon, transfers of property imposed in subsection (2) shall be administered, assessed, collected and paid in the same manner, at the same time, and subject to the same regulations that are applicable, respectively, as provided for the administration, assessment, collection and payment of the taxes imposed in Vhapter 72 of the statutes; provided, however, that the entire amount of said emergency tax shall be collected and paid into the general fund.'p. WHEREAS, the county treasurer's office also must collect the emergency tax, the counties retain none of the money thus collected. All of -it goes into the state's general fund. The same amount of time is utilized in handling both taxes and the responsibility is of equal importance. neceipts are furnished and reports are prepared. NOW iriEREF'UEE BE IT tiESOLVED aY 'i'HE OSHA QUUNT i�uARD uF aUPrikVISORS, that a petition be addressed to the Legislature of the State of Wisconsin, requesting a revision of the laws, so as to allow the counties to also retain q and Q per cent of the "emergency" taxes collected in accordance with the above mentioned statutes. BE iT 1'UETHER RESULVID, that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Governor,' our State Senator, to both L.ssemblymen, Wisconsin ;ounty boards Association and to each county board of the State of Wisconsin, requesting their support of this resolution. Also urging the above mentioned individuals and groups to petition their representatives to support this resolution at the i955 session of the Wisconsin Legislature to remedy a situation which is patently unfair. respectfully submitted, i+'iiwiOE t;UiI SEE hereby certify that this is an exact copy of a resolution adopted by the Kenosha Oounty Board of Supervisors at a regular meeting held December 219 1954. nichard Lindgren cOUim CLERK Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded by Pajala to receive the forOgoing resolution and place on file. Oarried. Moved by lribovich a*Pd seconded by Boehme to adjourn until 1:30 P.M. i;arried. t 6, January 12, 1955 Meeting called,to order at 1:30 P.M. by.ihairman' Clarence L. Olsen. The f oll owing members answered roll call: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlager, Janock, Reimer, Johnson, Pustinger, uesparois, Hoefling, Stuart, Yristash, R. Nelson, H. Hanson, J. a: Anderson, U. G. lielson, Elonen, Lupa, H. C. Anderson, 1'ribovich, Zaipala, rajala, Moore, LaPointe, Boehme, H. A. Hanson, i ei.ten, Malinoski, H. J. 'Thompson, 0. a. Nelson, lliason, A. E. Swanson, Lowe, and Olsen. Total 35 which The following + g petition8was laid over from the November meeting was „hen read.. Port Wing, Wisconsin October 25, 1954 Mr. Ludwig ranmal and members of the Uounty Board v.ashburn, Wisconsin near Sirs: As T. am half owner of the HE of the NIV Section 14-49-.9. My partner has quit paying taxes, L would like to buy his tax certificate for 1951, 1952, 1953 and 1954' Yours very truly, Sanf red &nderson Moved by C. O. Nelson and seconded by Janock to grant the foregoing petition. varried. The following resolution was read: RESOLVED by the Wunty Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, in regular session assembled this 12th day of January, 1955, that the county tax deed work be done in.the �Oounty jUerk's Office, and that the Tax Beed olerk,- under the supervision of the County U erk, shall perform the duty of operating the addressograph machine. Presented by: r'inance committee: Halvor neiten Glarence L. Olsen Raymond J. Mammoser George Malinoski 0. 0.Nelson Anthony Janock moved by Malinoski and seconded by H. C. Anderson to adopt the foregoing resolution. Carried4 iwioved by Janock and seconded by neiten that enabling legislation be introduced at this legislative session permitting county boards the right to addressograph, or prepare by other means the field books, assessment rolls and tax rolls. Motion carried.. The following resolution was read: Iffi.iEAS, at the annual meeting last November, the Gounty'hoard went on record authorizing two plat books to each: taxing --district, and NHERFAS, it appears that -this is not enough to take care of .the official business of each districtIll THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that each town receive four additional plat books, the villages receive five additional plat books, the Oity of .Bayfield receive six additional plat books and the ::ity of Washburn receive eight additional plat books. .Ularence L. Olsen Haluor Reiten Anthony Janock 0. U. Nelson Moved by bialinoski and seconded by Earningham to adopt the foregoing resolution. varried. The following resolution was read: YHEREAS, 'he agricultural agent's salary is below the average salary received by agents and others in related positions in the northern district, and aH-EREAS, the suggested increase in the agricultural agent's salary will not change the total of the Extension Office budget ✓as approved by the county Board, and BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the agricultural -agent's annual salary be increased by three hundred dollars effective January 1, 1955. Edward Pajala Signed, BA YF I ELD 0O UIi Y AGRICULTURAL C OMMI TTEE Andrew J. rristash S. W. Buck Joseph J. Pustinger W. A. Stuart Clarence L. Olsen John W. Howell ivioved by ' ribovich. and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing resolution. Moved by Ivanmoser and seconded by Nelson to table the foregoing resolution. iuiotion to table lost. ivioved by Reiten and seconded by Lupa to amend the foregoing resolution to read 4100 instead of 0300. notion to amend carried: Roll call. to adopt the resolution as amended was as follows: Ayes: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlager, Janock, Aeimer, Pustinger, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, rristash, R. Nelson, H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, H. 0. Anderson, '!ribovicht 'aipale, Pajala, Moore, LaPointe, boehme, H. A. Hanson, r,_ Reiten, Malinoski, H.-J. 'Thompson, �liason, A. di. Swanson and- Lowe. Iota 32. Nayes: B. E. Johnson, 0. Nelson and Olsen. Total 3. Motion carried: the following resolution was read: zd. SOL — by the t:ounty Board of Supervisors of Bayfield county, in regular session assembled this 12th,day of January, 1955, that the committee on illegal taxes and the health committee of the county board be combined, and that a committee of three be appointed to serve on this combination'committee from and after the organizational meeting of the county board in April 1955s rESOLVEli further that the zoning and forestry committees be separated fr®m the agricultural committee, and that a committee of three be appointed to act both as a zoning and forestry committee in order"'to relieve the members of the agricultural committee of some of their present duties, and in order to more evenly divide the committee work of the board. 'Presented by: ' Herman Manson Edward Reimer Ernest LaPointe Bernard E. Johnson Ernest Moore 0 . Nelson Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded by riarningham to adopt the foregoing resolution. married. Moved by &ammoser and seconded by J. 0. Anderson that the Conservation committee be instructed to study the problem of public access to lakes in the county. Motion carried. Moved by Janock and seconded by Malinoski that a committee of three be appointed as a personnel committee and that they submit a set of rules and procedure to the county board for consideration at their next meeting. Moved by kammoser and seconded by 'Tribovich to table the foregoing motion. carried. Motion to table carried. Moved by Llonen and seconded by merman Hanson that the County clerk send a letter of' thanks to the gable Area Recreational Association for the dinner. Motion carried. The following resolution was read: BE IT -LIBP ;jjY RESOLV-:ill by the county board of hayfield Uounty assembled this 12th day of January, 1955, that the per diem and mileage be allowed each member of the ;;ounty Board as listed below and that the Treasurer is hereby ordered to pay such money and the Vhairman and the i;ounty clerk are instructed to issue an order for the amount of such items listed below: tZ i Tame a ounty Board Work Committee Work `Dotal Per diem - Mileage Per diem - Mileage riaymond iuiammoser 8.00 7.91 15.91 W . 6. Barn ingham 8.00 1.32 9.32 Stance Burlager 8.00 .42 8.42 S. W. Buck 8.00 3.36 11.36 6. d. Laudenschlager 8.00 7.07 15.07 Anthony Janock 8.00 4.06 12.06 Edward Reimer 8.00 4.34 12.34 Bernard E. Johnson 8.00 6:02 14.02 Joseph J. Pustinger 8.00 3,08 11.08 J. R. Besparois 8.00 4:76 12.76 Frank Hoefling 8.00 4.48 12.48 William Stuart 8.00 3.22 11.22 Andrew J. Pristash 80'00 2.66 10.66 Richard Nelson 8.00 3.01 11.01 Herman Hanson 80'00 3.22 11.22 John 0. Anderson 8.00 6.51' 14.51 C. 0. .nelson 8.00 6.16 14.16 Toivo Elonen 6e00- 3.92 11.92- Joe Lupa 8.00 2.26 10.26 Harry C. Anderson 6.00 5.74 13.74 Clarence Bonk -- -- Paul Tribovich 8.00 3.50 11.50 John a6. Taipale 8.00 5.32 13.32 Edward A. Pajala 8.00 1.54 9.54 Ernest Moore 8.00 6.51 14.51 Charles Tolliver -- '- Ernest LaPointe 8.00 1.68 9.68 John Boehme 8.00 1.68 9.68 H. A. Hanson 8.00 1.68 9.68 Halvor A. Reiten 8.00 1.68 9.68 George Malinoski 8.0.0 .14 8.14 40 8.14 Hans 'Thompson 8.00 .14 C. A. Nelson 8.00. .14 8.14 8.14 Arthur Eliason 8.00 .14 Albert 115. Swanson 8.00 .14 8.14 8.14 Orlyn Lowe 8.00 .14 379.95 Joseph J. Pustinger Moved by 'Tribovich and seconded by Pustinger to adopt the foregoing resolution. Roll call was as follows: Ayes: Mammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Laudenschlager, Janock, xeimer, Johnson, Pustinger, Despatois, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash, H. Nelson, Herman Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, u. 0. Nelson, Blonen, Lupa, H. u. Lnderson, Tribovich, Talpale, Pajala, Moore, LaPointe, Boehme, H. A. Hanson, neiten, ivialinoski, H. J. Thompson, 6. A. Nelson, Lliason, A. E. Swanson, Lowe and Olsen. Total 35. Nayes: none. Motion carried. ____ January 12 , 19 55 Moved by kiammoser and dulyseconded to adjourn. motion carried.