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ANNU2,L MIEPTING OF. THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD
November 15, 1955
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Meeting called to order at 10 A. I.L. by Chairman, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond Mammoser; III. C. Barningham,
Stance Burlager, S. W. Buck, Walter Hliszcz, Onne Beeksma, Jr., Edward Reimer,
Bernard E. Johnson, Ernest Heglund, J. R. Desparois, Frank Hoefling, 1,zlilliam Stuart,
Andrew J. Pristash, Joseph rerweger, Herman Hanson,J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson,
Toivo Elonen, Joe Lupa, Evald Johnson, Clarence Bonk, Paul Trib ovi ch, Edgard Pa j ala,
Ernest Moore, Ernest Nelson, Ernest LaPointe, John Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson; Halvor
Reiten; George Malinoski, A. A: Anderson, Elmer Flick, A. E. Swanson, Helmer Moe
and Clarence L. Olsen® .`'otal: 35.
Moved. by Buck and seconded by Reimer to dispense with the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting held in July. Carried.
The following communication was read:
TO tMOIVI IT MAY CONCERN:
In lieu of the absence of Fourth (4) Ward Supervisor, Iir. Thomas Peterson, Sr.,
Mayor Hans J. Thompson will serve Ias a Municipal representative on the County
:.. .
Dated: November 15, 1955.
Wayne 0 Lowe
City Clerk
City of Washburn, Vi sconsin
Moved by Malinoski and seconded by Berweger to seat H. J. Thompson as a
member of the County Board representing the ath ward of -the City of Mashburn in
place of Thomas Peterson, Sr. Motion carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
111HEREAS through an oversight the County Board ommitted to set the rates for
publication of the official proceedings at its April 1955 meeting; Therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the rates for publication be effective as of last
April as follows:
85V per folio for , official proceedings
25V per folio for printing the supplements
$15.00 to each paper for distributing. each board meeting supplement to other
than the official paper.
Clarence L. Olsen'
November 15, 1955
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Berweger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
Be it hereby resolved that the Washburn 'Times be the official paper for the
ensuing year effective April 1955:
Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded by Buck to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried.
Loved by C. 0. Nelson and seconded by Lupa to nominate Harry B. Curry as
Highway Commissioner for a -two year term commencing in January 1956. Carried.
Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded by Lupa that nominations be .closed. Motion
carried.
Moved by Desparois and seconded by C. 0. Nelson that the County Clerk cast a
unanimous ballot for lair. Curry as Highway Commissioner for the ensuing term of two
years commencing January 1956. Motion carried.
The County Clerk cast the ballot as directed.
The Chair declared Harry B. CurryasyCouncty Highway Commissioner.
The Board proceeded with the election of the Highway Commit -tee.
Moved by Buck and seconded by Lupa�.to' nominate Paul Tribovich as a member of the
Highway Committee from District J/ 1. Motion,.carried.
Motion was made and duly seconded that nominations be closed and that a unanimous
ballot be cast for Mr. Tribovich as a member of the' Highway Committee for District 7 1.
motion carried.
The Chair declared Mr. Tribovich duly elected.
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Moved by Iulammoser and seconded by Lupa that Ernest Moore be nominated as a
member of the. Highway Committee from District # 2. Motion carried.
Motion was duly made and seconded that nominations be closed and that Ernest
Moore be duly elected. motion carried.
The Chair declared Ernest Moore elected as a member of the Highviay Committee
from District # 2.
moved by Lupa and seconded by Berweger that T. R. Desparois be nominated as a
member from District # 3. Motion carried.
Motion was made and .duly seconded that nominations be -closed and that Desparois
be elected. Motion carried.
The Chair declared Desparois duly elected as a member of the Highway Committee
from District # 3.
November 15, 1955
Mr. Clark, Division Engineer of the Mate Highway Commission appeared before
the County Board and explained the.completed Highway program during the past year
and also informed the Board of the proposed highway work on the State Highway
System for 1956.
Moved by Moore and seconded by Pristash to receive and place on file the
annual report of the County Superintendent of Schools. Motion carried.
Moved by Huck and seconded by Herman Hanson to receive and place on file
the annual report -of the County Nurse. Motion carried.
The following report was read:
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD
BAYF IE LD C OUNTY, VIS C ONS IN
I submit herewith a report of all moneys received by me, as Register of
Deeds and paid over to the County Treasurer for the months of January, 1955 to
November 1, 1955:
January $321.95
February .268,55
March 398.80
April 354.30
May 407.30
June 495.40
July 450.35
August 427.25
September 383'.90
October 395.65
$ 32903.45
Earl Pedersen, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that.the foregoing.
report is to the best of his knowledge and belief correct and true.
Earl Pedersen
Register of Deeds
Koved by Pristash and seconded by Boehme to receive the foregoing report
and place on file. , Motion carried.
The following report was read:
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 14, 1955
To The Honorable Members of the Bayfield
Cotulty Board of Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is a report of the funds received and disbursed by the
November 15, 1955
Bayfield Gounty Court for the year commencing November 1, 1954 and ending October 31,
1955:
Collected for and paid to the State of Wisconsin
4
90.% of all fines, except traffic 779.50
50% of traffic fines 282...00
65% of probate fees 283.01
Total for the State of Wisconsin 12344.51
Collected for and paid to Bayfield County
10% of all fines, except traffic
95.50
50% of traffic fines
282.00
100% of County ordinance forfeitures
1742,00
Bail forfeitures
1514.00
35 0 of probate fees
152.24
Court costs:
Criminal Cases
269.75
Ordinance Cases
548.00
Civil Cases
225.25
100% Certified Copies
256.25
Total for Bayf ield County
5.084, 99
i
Grand Total
6,429.50
Respectfully submitted,
L. K. Blanchard
BAYFIELD COUNTY JUDGE
Moved by A. A. Anderson and seconded by Desparois to receive and place on
file -the foregoing report. Carried.
The following report was read:
To Hon. Members Bayfield County Board
From - A. R. Willey... Clerk of Circuit Court
Re: Financial Report for -fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1955.
Cash on hand Oct. 31st, 1954 688.35
Receipts for Fiscal year 29518.65
Tot -al 302207.00
Glassified as follows:
Suit Tax 145.00
Fees 252.00
Fines 60.00
Costs 52.30
Alimony & Support 20,622.00
Trust Funds 8,924,73
Misc.- Fees & Trust 150.97
Total -30.',207.00
November.15, 1955
Disbursements for fiscal year ending Oct. 3111955 $ 23,653.25
Classified as. f ollows :
Suit Tax -135.00
Fees 236.00
Fines 10.00
Costs 22.00
Alimony & Support 20,622.00
Trust Funds 2,479.38
Misc. Fees & Trust 148.47
Total 23,653.25
Cash on Hand Oct..31st, 1955
Classified as follows:
Suit Tax
Fees
Fines
Costs
Trust Funds
Misc. Fees
Total
Vouchers issued for fiscal.year:
Publications
Divorce Counsel
Court Deputy Clerk
Jury Commissioners
Circuit Court Reporter
Appointed Counsel by Court
Jury Certificate issued,
two (2) days 1955
Total
10.00
.16.00
50.00
U. 90
6445,35
2.50
0 6553.75
228.00
310.00
72.00
108.80
8.00
2.5.00
751.80
813.80
Respectfully submitted,
6553..75
A. R, Willey , Clerk of
Circuit Court, Bayfield
County, Wisconsin
Koved by Pajala and seconded by Stuart to receive the foregoing report and place
on file. Carried.
The following report was read:
October 149 1955
The Rinance Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
The following is a consolidated report in the number of cases handled favorably
November- 15, 1955,
through the Bayfield County Veterans' Service Office for the months from October 18,
1954 up until the present date, as taken from the files.
This report is not accurate, as in many cases this office does not receive
the rating status of the veteran until several weeks after he has been rated.
1. Compensation 2
Z. Pension for Non -Service Connected Disability 5
3. Government Insurance 6
4. Death Compensation - Widows & Children 2
5. Death Pension - Dependent Parents, Widow
& Children 3,
6. Accrued Compensation & Pensions 3. _
7. Re-imbursement of Burial Expense 5.
8. Hospitalization 18
9, Out -Patient Treatment 2
10. Vocational Rehabilitation (P.L.#16 & 894) 1
11. Education & Training (P.L. #346 & #550) 3
12. Burial Flags 6
13. Headstone or Grave Marker 4
14. Application for State Benefits 7
15. Arrangements f or Burial out -of toiM 1
16. Appearance before rating board 1
17. Telephone Contacts 161
18, Personal Contacts 313
" Respectfully submitted,
Elmer H. Wedin
VETERANS' SERVICE OFFICER
BAYF IELD COUNTY
Moved by Boehme and seconded by T. 0. Anderson to receive the foregoing report
and place on file. Motion carried.
The following report was read:
COUNTY VETERANS' S,1MVICE COPY1 ,1ISSION
BAYFIELD COUNTY
WAS HBURN , WI S C ON SIN
October 159 1955
Finance Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Bayf i eld County
Uashburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen -
lye submit herewith a request for an appropriation of $500.00 to the County.
Veterans' Service Commission fund for the year of 1956.
On hand October 15, 1954 was a balance of �1,189.99. The appropriation of the
County Board made January 1,'.1955 added $500.00 to this balance, making a total
balance of $1,689.99. Disbursement and administrative expenditures amounted to
$867.68, reducing the balance on hand, as of this date, to $822.31.
November 15, 1955
Demands,on this fund have been approximately, the same as in the past few years
-and we expect itwill run about the same for the coming year.
Respectfully submitted,
Elmer H. 14redin
Executive Secretary
COUNTY VETERANSt SERVICE COLMISSION
To the Chairman and Merabers
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
October �5, 1955
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
The following is a consolidated report of this Commission for the year from
October 15, 1954 to October 15,,, 1955. The books of the Commission are open to
anyone who may wish to examine any of the accounts listed therein.
On October 15, 1954 the books of this Commission shows a balance of $1,189j90.
The appropriation of the County Board made January 1, 1955 added $500.00 to this
balance,�making a total of .1,689,99.
From October 15, 1954 to October 15, 1955, a total of 13 applications were
received from indigent War Veterans or their immediate family. The total cost to
the County for the 13 cases which were allowed was $867.68, including the total
expenses of the Committee and tiro (2) Bonds, covering the years 1954 and 1955.
A new amendment to law 45.12, making it mandatory for each County Veterans,
Service Commissioner and'County Veterans' Service Officer to be individually bonded,
was signed by the Governor, to become effective immediately.
I; therefore, make a request to have this matter brouglt to the attention of
the County.Board for their consideration.,
Respectfully submitted,
Arthur Fi ege , Chairman
COUNTY VETERANS' SERVICE COMEESSION
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Harningham to receive the foregoing report
and place on file. Illlotion carried.
The following application was read:
October 20, 1955
To the Honorable Chairman
Members of the County -Board
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
I hereby make application for reappointment for the following two (2) years as
Bayfield County Veterans' Service Officer..
Very truly yours,
Elmer H. Wedin
COUNTY VETERANS' SERVICE OFFICER
November 15, _1955 _ _ __
Moved by Pristash and seconded by Beeksma to appoint Elmer H. Wedin as Veteranst
Service Officer for the two year term commencing January 1956. Motion carried.
The following petition was read:
November 10, 1955
To Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
I hereby petition to purchase Gov. 'Lot 4, Sec. 33-51-6 which is county owned.
I applied for purchase to the Sales Committee last September and they decided
to withhold from sale.
At the present time I own the S NIL of Sec..32-51-6 on which we have a cottage.
The land I wish to purchase adjoins our present holdings on the east side.
According to the letter I received Oct. 3, 1955, the Sales Committee stated
that the Town of Bell may ask the County Board for the right to acquire this property.
I do knozr that the Town of Bell does plaxi to, resell this property.
When I inquired about this property from the Toiim of Bell about 4 years ago,
I believed that said property belonged to the Town of Bell, and when I inquired
nothing was said that it belonged to Bayfield County. All that was said to me was
that the Town of Bell was keeping the property for a blueP.erry patch. So this Fall
I was visiting a neighbor and they had a plat. book. I never heard of a plat book
before. It is quite interesting.. So I looked up my property, was studying the
section where ray property is located and come to find out Bayfield County owns the
land behind my property and not the Town of Bell as I was led.to believe.
So I went to 10fashburn Court House. and inquired about this said Land and found it
to be true that Bayfield County owns the said property.
Now I understand that the Town of Bell wants this property and that they plan
to resell this property. I know of two individuals that the t oun of Bell plans to
sell part of it to.
In all fai3:?.ess I personally think that said property should go out on bids to
the public.
And if the County Board and the Sales Committee decide to let the `'own of Bell
have said land I would like the County Board and the Sales Committee to let me
purchase at least 200 feet adjoining my property.
sincerely)
Ivirs. Esther Louise Celinsky
Herbster, Wisconsin
Loved by J. 0. Anderson and -seconded by Boehme to lay the foregoing petition
on the table. Motion carried.
Mr. Holmquist appeared before the -County Board as a representative of the
Trinity and St. Tosephts hospitals of Ashland asking that the rate for public
assistance cases be increased from $'7.00 per day to �69.00 per day®
J. 0. Anderson to grant I%Ir. Holmquist r s
Moved by Burlager and seconded by
request, that is setting the new rate at $9,00 per day for public assistance cases.
November 15, 1955
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Tribovich to amend the foregoing motion
that the increase be ti�1.00 per day, making a total of $8.00 per day and that this
rate apply to the Washburn Hospital as well as the ones in Ashland. Roll call
on the amendment was as follows:
Ayes: Buck, Kliszcz;B. Johnson, Heglund,Stuart, Pristash, Berweger,Herman Hanson,
Lupa, Bonk, Tribovich, Pajala ; Ernest Nelson;
Nays: Mamnoser, Barningham; Burlager, Beeksma; Reimer, Desparois, Hoefling, J. 0,
Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Evald Johnson, Moore, LaPointe, Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson;
Reiten, Malinoski, A. A., Anderson, Wick, Thompson; A. E. Swanson, I'doe & Olson.
Total Ayes: 13 Nays: 23. Motion to amend lost.
The original. motion to increase the rate to $9.00 per day was then put to a
vote and carried.
Moved by Idoe and seconded by A. A. Anderson to adjourn until 1:30 P.M. Motion
carried.
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P.M. by Chairman, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond hiammoser, W. C. Barning-
ham, Stance Burlager, S. W. Buck, falter Kliszcz; Onne Beeksma, Jr., Edward Reimer,
Bernard Johnson; Ernest Heglund,J. R. Desparois; Frank Hoefling,'Nilliam. Stuart;
Andrew Pristash; Joseph Berweger, Herman Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Toivo
Elonen, Joe Lupa; Evald Johnson, Clarence Bonk, Paul Tribovich, Edward Pajala,
Ernest Moore, Ernest Nelson, Ernest LaPointe, John Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson, Halvor
Reiten, George Malinoski, A. A. Anderson, Elmer Wick, H.J. Thompwon, A. E. Swanson,
Helmer 1,1Ioe and Clarence L. Olsen. Total: 36.
Moved by Moore and seconded by Stuart to receive and place on file the annual
report of the Bayfield County Home Agent. Motion carried.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Herman Hanson to receive and place on file the
annual report of the Assistant County Agent. Motion carried.
Mr. A. R. Willey, Clerk of Circuit Court; appeared before the Board and spoke
on the Infantle Paralysis Program.
The following communication was read
State of Wisconsin, Conservation.Dept.
Madison 1
August 5, 1955
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
County Clerk, Bayfield rCounty
November 15, 1955
lAiashburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
You will find attached two policy statements adopted unanimously by the Wisconsin
Conservation Commission at their meeting on June 10. The "Policy on Cooperation with
To= and County Boards" will be of special interest to you, but we. also hope the
"Policy on Wetland Preservation and IUanagement°T will also be worthy of consideration
by,County Boards and their planning committees.
In. recent years:-, the.. relationship of proper land management to conservation in
all its multiple aspects has, become better understood .• A11 county. and totem governments,
to the extent that they own and manage lands, are directly in the conservation business.
All are indirectly affected by conservation activities which may bring financial beni-
fits to their local citizens or otherwise change the tax base.
The Conservation Commission and Department wish to take this opportunity to extend
their cooperation in these matters and especially to call the attention of the members
of your County Board to the attached policies.
I wish to personally assure you and the members of your Board of the sincerity of
this offer and urge you to communicate with us if we can ever be of service,
Most sincerely yours,
L.P. Voigt .
Conservation Director
Attach. 2
Policy of Wetland Preservation and Management
Policy on Cooperation with Town and County Boards
11 Moved by Pa jala and seconded by Barninghamm, to receive acid 'place on file the
foregoing communication., I1lotion carried:
-The following communications were read:
STATE GEOGRAPHIC BOARD
Madison
Tune 14; 1955
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
'Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
.This will acknowledge with thanks your letter of Tune 10, informing us of the
action taken by the Conservation Committee of the Bayfield County Board relative to the
names Camp Two Lake and McCloud Lake.
The Committees recommendation will be givethe utmost consideration by the State
Geographic Board when these names are presented for discussion; and as soon as a
decision on the matter is rendered, you will be notified.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Very truly yours,
L. P. Voigt
Executive Secretary
November 1 5, 1955
STATE GEOGRAPHIC BOARD
Madison
June 23, 1955
Mr. Ludwig; Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Tranmal:
The State Geographic Board at its June 21, 1955, meeting approved the following
names for lakes located in Bayfield County:
Camp Two Lake
Location: NE-1 Sec. 6, T. 46N.3, R. 8 W.
McCloud Lake
Location: Sec. 31•& 369 Ti 43N., R. 5 and 6 W,
As you will recall, these names were recommended by the Conservation Committee
of the Bayfield County Board'on June 7, 1955. They will now be presented to the
United StateSBoard of Geographic Names for final approval; and upon receipt of the
Board's decision, you will be notified promptly.
V%ry truly yours,
L. P. Voigt
Executive Secretary
iKoved by Tribovich and seconded by Barningham to receive the foregoing communica-
tions and place on file. Motion carried.
The following petition and resolution were read:
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY:
The Petition of Earl Pedersen, Register of Deeds, respectfully requests that he
be given authority under section 59.51 (14) of the Statutes to destroy all obsolete
documents pertaining to chattels in accordance with the said statutes..
Signed: Earl Pedersen
Register of Deeds
BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County in annual
session assembled this 15th day of November, 1955 that the Register of Deeds upon
his request be, and he is hereby authorized to destroy all obsolete documents in his
office pertaining to chattels antedating by 7 years including final books of entry
in accordance with Section 59.51 (14) of the statutes of the State of Wisconsin.
Presented by:
Albert E. Swanson
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Buck to adopt the foregoing resolution. Carried.
The following resignation and communication were read:
OFFICE OF SHERIFF
Bayfield County
Mashburn, Wisconsin
3£iFi
November 15, 1955
August 8, 1955
Mr° : Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Court House
C
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr, Tranmal:
In accordance with Section 17'.01 (5) of the Wisconsin Statutes, I am hereby
tendering my resignation from the, office of Sheriff of--Bayfield County, effective
as of August 15, 1955, to assume the duties of Postmaster of Vashburn, Wisconsin.
Very truly yours,
Terence P: Arseneau
Sheriff
August 8, 1955
Hon. Walter 1. Kohler, Governor
State Capitol
Madison, Wisconsin
Ivey Dear Governor:.:
Enclosed please. find a copy of the resignation filed in our office today by
Terence P. Arseneau, Sheriff of Bayfield County. Said resignation to become effective
August 15th, 1955.
Yours very truly,
Ludwig Tranmal
County Clerk
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by A. A. Anderson to receive the foregoing
Communications and place on file. motion carried.
The following communication was read:
November 1, 1955
To the Bayfield County board of Supervisors:
In compliance with. Section 19.01 (dd) of the, Wisconsin Statutes, please be
advised that the following Surety Bonds have been filed in my office and have the
approval of the District Attorney and the Committee on bonds.
Toseph A. DeMars, Sheriff, Amount of bond 440,000.00 - by Hartford Accident &
Indemnity Co.
Frank A. Utpadel, Undersheriff, Amount of bond $5,000.00 - by Hartford Accident
& Indemnity Co.
Yours very truly,
Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
November 15, 1955
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Barnir_gham. to receive the foregoing
communication and place on file: 1dotion carried.
The following communication was read:
I
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Washburn, Idisconsin
November 10, 1955
hir. Ludwig Tranmal
County Clerk, Bayfield County
Washburn, 17is consin
Will you please present to the County Board for their action a request for a resolu-
tion allowing the U. Si Forest Service to place a radio aerial on the tower which
now holds the sheriffsr' antennae.
The Forest Service is planning to install F.M. radios in itts towers and Ranger
Stations and an antennae on the Washington Avenue hill is needed. Permission to
install the antennae on the Sheriffst.Tower would save the erection of another tower.
I have been assured by Forest Service radio engineers that this installation will
have no effect on the Sheriffs-4 radio reception:
Contingent on securing permission to use the Sheriffst Tower, the City of Washburn
has agreed to allow the use of sufficient space near the base of the tower to in-
stall the necessary equipment.
If any additional information is required, I will be glad to furnish it.
Very truly yours,
J. T. Horner
District Ranger
Moved by Pristash and seconded by A. A. Anderson to refer the foregoing request
to the Sheriffs Committee with power to act. Motion carried.
The claim of Ashland County amounting to $22319.24 for Qounty Normal School
Tuition was presented to the Board.
Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded'by Reiten to allow the claim of Ashland
County. Roll call was as follows: Ayes: Mammoser, Barningham,.Burlager, Buck;
Klizcz, Beeksma, Reimer, Bo Johnson, Heglund, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart; Pristash,
Berweger, Herman Hanson; J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, E. Johnson,
Bonk, Tribovich, Pajald Moore, E. Nelson., LaPointe, Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson, Reiten,
Malinoski,A..A. Anderson; 1Yick2 Thompson, Swanson, Moe and Olsen. Total Ayes: 36
Nays: None. 1drotion carried.
The following petition and resolution were read:
TO THE C OUN'iY BOARD OF SUPERVIS ORS :
3'X0
_--2-- 19.5.5
The petition of the Town of Bell respectfully represents and shows:
That the. land described as Government Lot -Four (4), Section Thirty-three (33),
Township Fifty-one (51) Forth, Range Six (6)West, located in said township, is
owned by Bayfield County under tax title duly taken; that the town would like to.
acquire this property in order to undertake improvement thereon, which would make
other property accessible to town roads and have the effect of increasing the taxable
value thereof.
WHEREFORE, Petitioner .recluests that said description of land be sold to the
Town of Bell, the consideration for said purchase to be the delinquent taxes thereon,
with interest to date, and said consideration to be charged to the exeess�delinquent
tax credit of the said township with Bayfield County.
TOWN OF BELL
S. W. Buck.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED, By the County .Board of Supervisors of Bayfield,County, in annual
session as-sembled.this 15th day of November, 1955, that the land described as Lot
Four (4), Section Thirty-three (33), Township Fifty-one (51) North, -Range Six (6)
West, be sold to the Town of +Bell; the consideration for such transfer to be the
delinquent taxes, plus. interest; and said consideration to be charged to the excess
delinquent tax account of said Town of Bell with Bayfield County;
FURTIER RESOLVED, That the County Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized and
directed to execute a quit claim deed in performance of this Resolution.
S. If. Buck
Moved by Buck and seconded by Reimer to refer the foregoing petition and resolu-
tion to the Forestry Committee with instructions to report back to the County Board.
Notion carried.
The f olloiling resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that Bayfield County purchase the balance of the 1951
excess delinquent taxes as follows:
Toip'tn of Bell 239.37
-Town of Cable 8630'36
Torun of Clover 410.57
Toi.^rn of Drummond 260.2.E
Town of Hughes 294.54
Town of Iron River 416.86
Town of Lincoln 150.87
Town o1 -Mason . 292:79
n
Town of Orienta 561.37
November 15,.1955
Town of Oulu 228.05
Town of Russell: 438.97
Town of Tripp 298.51
Town of Washburn 870.98
Vil. of Cable 372.71
City of Bayfield 272.70
City of eiashburn
Town of Bayfield
Total
1928.27
320.30
P 8220.48
Halvor Reiten
George Malinoski
Herman Hanson
R. T. Liammoser
C. 0. Nelson
Finance Committee
Moved by Malinoski and seconded by Reiten to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Doll call was as follows: Ayes: Mamoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Kliszcz,
Beeksma, Reimer, B. Johnson, Heglund, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash, Ber-
weger, H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, E. Johnson, Bonk,
Tribovich, Pajala, Moore, E. Nelson, LaPointe, Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson, Reiten,
idalinoski, Wick, Thompson, Swanson, & Olsen. Total ayes: 34, Nays; None:
Motion carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the following table of valuations covering Real &
Personal Property as compiled by the Supervisor of Assessments be and are hereby
adopted as the equalized valuation of the taxing districts of Bayfield County for
the year 1955.
Town of Barksdale
Barnes
Bayf ie ld
Bayview
Bell
Cable
Clover
Delta
Drummond
Eileen
Hughes,
Iron River
Kelly
Keystone
AGGREGATE REC O V21 v,' ENDED PULL VALUE
321922485
1,299,535
603,350
475,555
5232140
871,225
483;745
561,775
1,126,945
120302010
341,585
1,4932600
850,390
604,82.0
November 15,, 1955
DISTRICT
Towns of Lincoln.
11a s on
Namekagon
Orient
Oulu
Pilsen
PortWing
Pratt
Russell
Tripp
Washburn
Village of .Cable
a s on
City of Bayf ield
iYashb urn
Gi
AGGREGATE REGOD2MMED FULL VALUE
53;9 5
673; 4:65
1,4-23,315
3592795
955;,785
3402885
-83 O.,ZO5
7602360
238.,265
3482430
404,120
Town Totals 20,332,150
4489525
2261780
Village Totals 675,305
1,8092300
222462955
ty Totals 4,0562255
GOUNTY TOTAL -2.52063,710
Glarence L. Olsen
Ray T-lond_,T. lylaramoser
George Malinosk-i
Herman Hanson
Halvor Rei ten
EQUALIZATION CO1'Y2i1ITT_UJE
Ivioved by Malinoski and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing resolution.,
Roll call was as follows: Ayes.: L-1ammoser, Barningham, 'Burlager, Buck, Kliszcz,
Beeksim., Reimer, B. Tohnscn, Heglund, Desparcis, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash,
Berweger, H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, E. Johnson,, Bonk,
Triboviah Pajala, 17loore, E. Nelson, LaPointe,, aoehme2 H.J.S. Hanson, Reiten,
Kalinoski, Wilk, Swanson and Olsen. Total ayes: 33
Nays: Thompson. Total Nays: one. 1viotion aarried.
hil-oved by Pajala and seconded by 1,,Ioore to receive and place on file the report
of the County Highway Gommittee. Motion carried.
11oved by.Buck and seconded by Stuart to adjourn until 10 A. K., November 16.
Motion carried.
November 16. 1955
Meeting called to order at 10 A. Lill. by Clarence L. Olsen, Chairman.
The following members an4wered roll call: Raymond Mam- oser, IT. 0. Barningham,
Stance B:urlager, S. V1. Bruck, 1{[alter Kliszcz, Anne Beeksma, Jr., Edward Reimer,y
Bernard Johnson, Ernest Heglun.d, J. R. Desparois, Frank Hoeflingg, William Stuart,
Andrew Pristash, Joseph Berweger, Herman Hanson, J, 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Toivo
Elonen, Joseph Lupa, Evald Johnson, Clarence Bodk, Paul Tribovich, T'aipale, Edward
Pajala, Ernest Moore, Ernest Nelson, Ernest LaPointe, John B.oehme, Hal-vor Reiten,
George Iitalinoski', -A.. A. Anderson, Elmer ,Fick, H. J. Thompson, A. E. Swanson, Helmer
Moe and Clarence L. Olsen. Total: 36-
Mr. Bonacci of the Vocational Education Department appeared before the County
Board and sD oke on behalf of the Traveling educator for disabled people.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by C. 0. Nelson to receive and place on file the
annual financial report of the County Highway Commissioner. Motion carried.
The following reolution was read:
COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION AND MLINTENANCE DURING THE
CALENDAR YEAR 1956
SECTION 1. The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield bounty, ?Ij'isconsin,
regularly assembled,. does hereby ordain that -suchfunds as may Ue made available to
the county for highway work in the year 1956 under the provisions of Section 2.0,420
and Chapter 83 of the Statutes and the additional sums herein appropriated shall be
expended as hereinafter set forth: :
SECTIOK.:_II COUNTY TRUNK HIGI-FWAY A.LLOTIv1ENT. 111HEREAS the State Highway Commission
has notified the County Clerk that a sum,of money estimated to be One Hundred
Seventy -Four Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars ($174,700.00) will become available at the
end of the fiscal year under the provisions of Section 83.10 and 20.420(83) & (84)
of the Statute's, for the county trunk highway system in the county, but the actual
amount ,will not be- knoiin until the close of the fiscal year, June, 30, .1956,
BE IT RESOLVED that. the County Highway Committee is authorized and directed to
expend the said sum to the extent required,' to match and supplement federal aid for
construction,. right of way, .and other costs on any federate projects located on County
Trunk Highway System of said County, which are not recovered from federal funds, and to
expend any balance for constructing, repairing and maintaining such county trunk highway
system and the bridges thereon,. including snow and ice removal and control, as directed
in Section 83.10(1) of the Statutes, and to reimburse the general fund for any expendi-
tures that may be made therefrom pursuant to Section 83.10(6) of the Statutes. The
distribution to such purposes is estimated; but not, specifically directed, to be as
follows:
FOR Contruction 'Maintenance Administration Snow Removal and'Ice' Prevention
on the County Trunk Highway System.
SECTION III. WHEREAS the various highway activities for which provision is made
in this resolution are continuous from year to year, and the exact cost of any work
cannot be known at the time of making the appropriation therefor,
ill
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BE IT RESOLVED that this board does hereby direct that any balance.remaining
in any appropriation for a specific highway improvement after the sane shall have -
been completed may be used by the County Highway Committee to make up any deficit
that may occur in any other improvement, which is part of the same item in the
county budget, for which provision is herein made; and any balances remaining at the
end of the year in any highway fund shall , remain, and be available for the same purpose
in the ensuing year:
SECTION`IV. ?UIIEREAS the exact amount of the funds that will become available
from the state for highway purposes in the county under Section Z0.420 of the Statutes,
will not be known until on or after June 30; 1956.
BE IT RESOLVED that the County Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to make
payments p t... re author-
_ a ment s for the purposes ores for which such .funds are to be used as hereinbez"o
ized, .from any funds in the county treasury that are not required for the purposes for
which appropriated prior to A:6.gust 1, 1956, �pd to reimburse such funds in the county
treasury from the sums received under Section 20.420 of the Statutes.
SECTION V. ,7HEREAS the County Highway Committee and County Highway Commissioner
are charged with the duty and responsibility of carrying out the construction and
maintenance of highways for which provision is made, and other related supervisory and
administrative duties,
BE IT RESOLVED that the County .Highway Commissioner shall have authority to employ,
discharge, suspend, or reinstate such employees as he deeras necessary for such purposes
.provided, however) that the County Highway Committee may by action recorded in its
minutes determine the number of such employees to be hired,. their wages, classifications,
and working conditions. The term employee shall include all patrolmen, laborers,
equipment operators, foremen, clerks, and all other employees .necessary to carry on
such activities.
Presen,.ted November 16, 109'55 by:. Ernest Moore
J. R. Desparois
Paul Tribovich
County Highway'Committee
1loved by Tribovich and seconded by Desparois to .adopt .the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was as follot^as : Ayes: L'-�ar�,m.oser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Kliszcz,
Beeksma, Reimer, B. Johnson, Heglund, Desparois, Hoeflling, Stuart, Pristash, Berweger,
H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, E. Johnson, Bonk", Tribovich,
Taipale, Pajala, Moore, E. Nelson, LaPointe, Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson, Reiten, Malinoski;
A. , Anderson, Wick," H. T. Thompson, A.. E. Swanson, bloe and Olsen. Total: 37.
Nays: None., Motion carei ed.
The following resolution was read:
PROVIDING FOR THE ADVANCE OR TRANSFER OF CONSTRUCTION
FUNDS. IN BAYFIELD COUNTY
WHEREAS, Section 84.03(5). Wisconsin Statutes, provides that the State Highway
Commission and a county board, or a county highway committee when authorized. by the
county board, may agree upon the advance of .one or more future years, allotments for
such county under Section 84.03(3) to be expended on selected improvements on
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state trunk highways or connecting streets within such county to the extent so
agreed, and
1HEREAS, occasions frequently arise when it is necessary or desirable to provide
for the advance, allocation, or transfer of construction funds to or between previously
authorized or additional needed construction improvements on state trunk highways or
connecting streets in this county,
THEREFORE, in order to provide for promptly making available the funds necessary
for such improvements and to avoid the delay and expense incident to calling a special
meeting of this board for such purpose,
BE .IT RESOLVED that the State Highway Commission be and is hereby petitioned to
advance pursuant to Section 84.03(5) Wisconsin Statutes, upon the filing of a request
therefor by the County of Highway Committee this county, which said Committee is hereby
.,
authorized to file, such sums as may be required and are not otherwise available for
any such previously authorized or additional needed construction improvements in this
county, with the understanding that the amounts thus advanced will be deducted from
future state allotments for state trunk highway donstruction in this county under
Section 84.03(3) of the Statutes, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the State Highway Commission be and is hereby petition-
ed, upon the filing of a request therefor by the County Highway Committee of this
county, which said Committee is hereby authorized to file, to transfer to or between
any such previously authorized or additional needed construction improvements in this
county, any funds allotted by the state under the provisions. of Section 84.03(3)
Wisconsin Statutes, and previously allocated to any other improvements or remaining
unallocated in reserve.
Resolution presented by
Ernest Moore
T. R. Deaarois
Paul TribbVich
County Highway Committee
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Berweger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried.
The following resolution was reads
PURCI 1,SE OF HIGHWAY EQUIPPdiENT
BAYFTELD COUNTY
VMEREAS, for the construction and maintenance of highways, including the removal
and control of snow and ice, it becomes necessary from time to time to purchase
equipment, the nature of and necessity for which cannot be accurately anticipated,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Highway Committee is hereby authorized
pursuant to Section 83.015(2) of -the Statutes to purchase without further authority
and to the extent that revolving funds accumulated for such purpose are available
such highway equipment as they deem necessary to properly carry on the work, and to
trade; sell, rent, or repair, and provide storage for such equipment as may consider-
ed to be for the best interests of the county.
Resolution presented by
Ernest Moore
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November 16, 1955
November 16, 1955.
J. R. Desparois
Paul Tribovich
County Highway Committee
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Berweger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Lotion carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, assembled in annual
session this 16th day of 11ovemb:er, 1955, that the County Highway Committee be authorized
and directed to: take all necessary steps, or actions, in .connection with preparing
plans and constructing a County Highway Garage at 1,1ashburn.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all costs in connection thereL�rith be paid from the
building account of the County Highway Mlaehinery fund.
Adoption recommended by
Ernest Moore
J. R. Desparois
Paul Trib ovi ch
County Highway Uommittee
November 16, 1955
Iv oved by J. 0. 11nderson and seconded by Tribovich to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was as follows: Ayes: Idammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck; Yliszcz, Beeksma,
Reimer, B. Johnson, Heglund, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash, Berweger, H. Hanson,
J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, E. Johnson, Bonk, Tribovich, Taipale,
Pajala, Moore,
E. Nelson, LaPointe,
Boehme, H.J.S.
Hanson, Reiten, Kalinoski,
A. A.
Anderson, 15Tick,
H.J. Thorapson, A. E.
Swanson, Tube
and Olsen. Total ayes: 57,
Nays: None,
Motion carried.
The following resolution was read:
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors assembled in annual
session this 16th day of November, 1955, that the County Board Chairman, County
Highway Committee, and County Highway Coliunissioner are hereby authorized to attend
State Road Schools and/or other meetings, and that their per diem and expense be
paid from the County Highway Administration fund.
Recommended by:
Ernest 1,11oore
J. R. Desparois
Paul Tribovich
County Highway Committee
November 16, 1955
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Moe to adopt the foregoing resolution. 11otion
carried.
November 16, 1955
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The following resolution was read:
�MEREAS, ,It is deemed advisable by the Ashland and Bayfield County Boards
of Supervisors, acting jointly, to establish the Clam Lake-Namekagon Road
(F.A.S. Route #771) as.a eounty trunk highway in both counties,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following described public highway be
and is hereby added to and made a part of the county trunk highway system of Ashland
and Bayfield Counties, effective Tanuary 1, 1956, subject to the approval of the
State Highzgay Commission as provided by Section 834025(1) of the Statutes:
Beginning at Station 2+00 of F.A.S.Project S 0771(1) on County Trunk Highway
' ., West ,. . _ .._. ..
"Dr! in Bayfield Gounty 1439.6 feet south and 925.6 feet/oT' the-N.E. corner -of
Section 23, T..43 North, Range 6. West; thence ea)erly and southerly 7.555 miles in
Bayfield County to the Ashland-Bayfield county line at Sta. 409+71.2 of F.A.S.
Project S 0771 (1) 531.3 feet north of the east corner of Section 25, Township
43North, Range 5 West; thence continuing southerly and easterly 1.41 miles in
Ashland County to a junction with State Trunk Highway #77 in the unincorporated
Village of Clam Lake,
Adoption recommended by:
Ernest Moore
T. R.-eaparois
Paul Tribovich
County Hwy. Com. ittee
Bayfield County, Wisconsin
Tloved by Trib'ovich and seconded by Berweger to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Idotion carried'.
The follotiring resolution was read:
COUNTY AID BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION UNDER SECTION 81.38 OF THE STATUTES
COUNTY OF BAYFIELD
WHEREAS the various towns hereinafter named have filed petitions for county,
aid in the construction of bridges under Section 81.3.8 of'the Statutes, said
petitions are hereby granted, and the county's share is :appropriated as follows:
Town Bridge Amount Raised Amt. of County
BY Local Units Aid Granted
Barksdale Wiekstrom it 1300.00 1300).00
Wickstrom #�`2 650.00 650.00
Cable
Glover
Eileen
Orienta
T onka
Capps Greek
west'Fork Cranberry
Schneiders
Carlsen
#1 Bridge
#Z Bridge
950.00
642.75
Z500.00
850.80
1997.88
2537.62.
2.591.87
Oliver Johnson 2477.50
Total
Less unencumbered balance
950.00
642.75
2.500.00
850.80
1997.88
2537,62
2591.87
16,498:42
2 092.64
Tax Levy $ 14,405.78
November 16, 1955
The County Board does hereby levy a tax to meet said appropriation on all of
the property in the County which is taxable for such purpose.
,Yarning:
It is directed that provision for this levy shall be made'in the county budget,
but that this levy shall not be duplicated.
Resolution offered by: Ernest Kloore
J. R. Desparois
Paul Tribovich
County Highway Committee
I+Moved by Desparois and seconded by Beeksma to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was as follows: Ayes: ivlammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Buck, Kliszcz,
Beeksma, Reimer, B. Johnson, Heglund, Desparois, Hoefling, Stuart, Pristash,
Berveger, H. Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Elonen, Lupa, E. Iohnson, Bonk,
Tribovich, Taipale, Pajala, Moore, E. Nelson, LaPointe; Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson,
Reiten, Malinoski, A. A. Anderson, Flick, Thompson, A. E. .Swanson, I:Iloe and Olsen.
Total Ayes: 37, Nays: None. 1.11otion carried.
Koved by.Pajala and seconded by Tribovich to adjourn until 1:30 P.M.. I%otion
carried.
Fleeting c-alled to order at 1:30 P.1:11. by Clarence L. Olsen, Chairman.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond Lviammoser, ar. C. Barningham,
Stance Burlager, S. TqY. Buck, alalter Kliszcz, Onne Beeksma, Tr., Edward Reimer, Bernard
E. Johnson, Ernest Heglund, J. R.. Desparois, Frank Hoefling, 'Tilliam Stuart, ., andrew
Pristash, Joseph Berweger, Herman Hanson, J. 0. �Lnderson, C. 0. Nelson, Toivo Elonen.,
,Toe Lupa, Evald Johnson, Clarence Bonk, Paul Tribovich, John E. Taipale, Edward
Pajala, Ernest Ivloore,� Ernest Nelson,' Ernest LaPointe, John Boehme, H.J.S. Hanson,
Halvor Reiten, George 11alinoski, Arthur A. Anderson, Elmer ;lick, H. J. Thompson,
E. Swanson, Hemmer Mee and Clarence L. Olsen. Total: 36
The following opinion was read:
v Olir ICEOF' DIuTRICT ATTODKEY
Washburn, t`liseonsin
October 26, 1955
Mir. Ludwig Tranmal 9 Clerk
B:ayfield County
;Mashburn, 7isconsin
Dear Its. Tranm_al:
The Conservation Committee of the Bayfield County Board hat requested my
opinion as to the authority of the county to appropriate funds for the purpose of
changing the channel between two lakes in the Eau Claire Lakes region in the Town of
Barnes., It appears that the existing channel between the two lakes which are on
slightly different levels is filling up at the lower end, and it is proposed to change
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the channel in such a way that the water will run faster and carry its silt out
into the -lower lake a greater distance, and thereby keep the channel open.
I am unable to find any statute authorizing the county to undertake this type
of work., On the other hand, I do .find that Section 81.05 gives the town board
of a.tovnm in which a water -way is eituated the authority to adopt the same as a
Public water -way and, thereupon, expend highway funds in the improvement of the
naAd:gability thereof. It would appear to me that this legislative enactment states
the legislative intent that -this type of matter should be within the jurisdiction
of the town rather than of the county, especially since I am unable -to find any
comparitable statute with respect to county board powers.
The committee also asked advice concerning the authority of the county with
respect to public access to lakes. There does not. appear to be anything in the
statutes relating to this subject, but I believe it would be difficult for the
county to undertake, a program of insuring public access to lakes within the county.
It would seem to me that this again is a town matter, and that the towns have
more authority in that regard than the county could possibly.have. I have in
mind the fact that a town may . lay out a town highway to a lake, and while in some
instances thismay involve the taking of private lands and making an award of
damages, the procedure in doing that is much less complicated than it would be for
the county tb attempt to lay out such highways on the county level.
I am sending a copy of this letter to Mr. Man oser, Chairman.of the Town of
Barnes, for his , information, .because of the fact that his torn is the one in which
the water-zi,tay in Question is located, sand for the further reason that his town is
Particularly interested in the matter of public access to lakes.
Sincerely,
Walter T. Norlin
District Attorney
Moved by Kammoser and seconded by Tribovich to receive and place on file.
Motion carried.
Koved by Mamrnoser and seconded by A. A. Anderson to refer the question of
access to, or public landings on lakes or waterways through county owned lands
to the Forestry Committee.. Motion carried.
U
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Barningham to reconsider the County Board
action previously taken at this session on hospital rates for welfare cases.
Motion carried.
Moved by Tribovich'and seconded by Berweger to amend yesterdayts motion to
read $8.00 per day for hospitalization of welfare cases, Amendment carried.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by B. E. Johnson to, adopt the motion as amended,
thereby setting the rate -at $8.00 per day. Motion carried as amended.
Loved by Buck and seconded by A. E. Swanson to resolve the County Board into
a Committee of the Whole for the purpose of conducting a hearing on the proposed
1956 budget. Carried.
November .16, 1955
There were no appearances at the budget hearing.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Pristash to adjourn the board as a committee of
the whole and to reconvene as a County Board. Motion carried.
The following communication.was read:,
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Hayward, Wisconsin
County Clerk
9 November 1955
Bayf field County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
would you kindly put on the agenda of the next County Board meeting a request that
Bayfield County grant Scipio N. Wise and Anthony Wise a three rod roadway easement
across the Northeast quarter of Section two, Township 43 N., Range 9 lVest.
Vfe want to get a road in from Highway V through sections 9213 and 2 to connect
up with property we have just acquired in Section 2 and 1 of said township and
range.
We will appreciate if you will notify us of the action of the board,.
Very truly yours,
;Lnth ony Wise
I:10ved by Buck and seconded by Kammoser to refer the foregoing communication to,
the Forestry Committee. Motion carried.,
The following communication -was read:
Honorable Chairman
3046 North 90th St.
Mi.lw auke e 10, Wi s .
November. 6, 1955
Bayfield County Board
Washburn, Wisconsin
Honorable Chairman and Gentlemen:
I am considering purchase of a section of land -in Bayfield County for timber
growing, and in future years establishment of a permanent home. The land I am
interested in is located in Barnes Township, County Forest Unit 5, Section 1. At
present the only access to the property is off U. S. 633, then by township road to
Ole Lake, and thereafter by a rough logging trail of about nine miles..
I have noted,upon examination of maps of the Bounty that there are several
possibilities of more dependable admittance. One approach would be from State Highway
27 to the Barnes lookout, and then for a distance of approximately two miles to the
property in question. The other alternative would be extension of a town road which
terminates in Section 31, Drummond Totianship•, at a.tributary of the Ounce River. This
would be for a distance of about one mile.
The reason for my inquiry is to find out whether the county is contemplating con-
struction of any additional town roads into'...Zounty Forest Unit # 53, for better fire
protection and more dependable accessibility. If such a plan has-been formulated,
I would appreciate hearing from you, what areas in the Unit it would encompass. If no
November 16, 19'55
additional roads are planned in this area by the county, I would be grateful to
have you furnish me with the names and addresses of the property owners adjacent
to Section 1. Namely Sections 2, 3 and 4 to the west, and of Section 36 to the
north, all being located in Barnes township. I would like 'to have these names
and addresses., for possible construction of a private road into the area.
If there is a charge for this service, kindly advise and I Will send
remittance for same. Any additional information bearing on this matter that you
could furnish me izth would be gratefully appreciated. For your convenience I
am enclosing a self-addressed stamped envelope. I am
Very respectfully,
Gordon E. De Bruin
Moved by.1,61ammoser and seconded by Pajala to refer the foregbing communication
to the Forestry Committee. Motion carried.
The f ollowing resolution was read:
tiUashburn, ffisconsin
November lq, 1955
Bayf'ield (Rounty
Board of Supervisors
i++fashburn, a .is.consin
Gentlemen
Your Forestry Committee has considered the request of the Town of Bell to
acquire lot 4 in Section 33., Township 51 North_, Range 6 West, in the Torn of Bell,
now County Tax Title Land; the consideration for same being that the Town of Bell
would pay up all the delinquent taxes plus interest, up to date.
This description has a town road through it Which is now a public access to
the lake. If this land is sold to a Private individual it could block off
public
access to the ,lake.
We therefore offer the following resolution:
RESOLUTION
IAMEREAS,� Lot 4 in Section 33, Toiniship 51 North) Range 6 West in the Town of
Bell, is now County Tax Title lands; and
6°IHEREAS, It would be to the interest of the public that this land remain
County Land and not be sold; and
THEREAS, Bayfield County has a County Park System; now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, That Lot 4 in Section 332 Township 51 north, Range 6 west be
entered under the CoUrity Park System.
BAYFIELD COUNTY FORESTRY COIMAITTEE
Edward Pa jala S. W. Buck
ITT. G. Barningham
Andrew J. Pristash 17. Ao Stuart
Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by -Buck and seconded by Pristash to adopt the.Foregoing resolutio
n.
Motion carried.
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November 16, 1955
The following communication -was read:
96 So. Wabaaha St.
St. Patel. 1, Minn.:_
November 14, 1955
Clerk of the Bayfield County Board
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
We are owners of long standing of several un-named lakes in Bayfield County.
We would like -to request that the board consider the following names for these lakes:
Large Lake in NE NE and SE NE of 6-46-7: Lake Magdalene (after my mother)
Small Lake in NE NE of 6-46-7: Lake Ton
Lake in NIT NW and NE` NW of 19-47-7: Christy's Lake
Lake in Said NW anal MY SW of 7-47-7: Lake Weschcke (after my grandfather, Charles
Weschcke)
2 small lakes in NE NE 33-47-.7: the northern one: Lake Dolores
(after my sisters)
the southern one: Lake Carlola
Small Lake in SW NVI of 35-47-7: Lake Toyce
Small Lake in SW SW of 31-47-7: Neitats Lake
Lake,.in NW.x of Sec...'2:5-47-Be Lake' Ernest
Lake in SV MY of 25-47-8: Lake Carl
Lake connected to Basswood Lake - SE NE of 14-46-8; Lake Harriet
ti1e would greatly appreciate your action on these lakes.
Sincerely,
Carl L. Neschoke
1.1oved by Buck and seconded by' Boehme to table the foregoing request. Motion
carried.
The following communications were read:
Sept. 7; 1955
rs. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
,Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Lud:
Re: NE,i Sec. 21-51-4
The prospective purchaser of the above property is Hans.P. Christiansen
formerly of Ashland and now of Ttiiami, Florida.
I believe he is well known over in Bayfield County.
Very truly yours,
Robert N. Ledin
August 31, 1955
County Clerk
November 16, 1955
Washburn, Jis-cons.in
.Dear Sir:
Re: NE, Sec. 21-51-4
We would appreciate having you refer our request to purchase the above land
and: minerals to, the County Board for consideration.
Very truly yours,,
Robert N. Leinn
Moved by Tribovi ch and seconded by k. A. laiderson to receive the foregoing
comaunications and place on file. Lotion carried.
The following petition and resolution were read:
October 19, 1955
Forestry Comriii.ttee and County Board of Bayfield County
Washburn,disconsin
Gentlemen
You are presently considering the granting of an easement to our Company which
affects County owned lands which are crossed by the electric transmission line
which extends from the City of Bayfield to Orienta Falls and which was owned by
Northern Wisconsin Power Company before its acquisition by our Company. In this
connection, representatives of,our Company have met with your Co.mraittee and have
had other discussions with 1V1r. Tranmal and 1 r. Leino.
Thia letter is written for the purpose of confirming the following agreement
on the part of our Company. In .the event that the proposed ",easement is granted it
will be necessary to out some forest products which are now growing on land which
will constitute part of the right of way for our lines. At the present time it is
not known just how many cords of pulp or other merchantable forest products will
be involved and Ta%ir. Leino has said that it will not be possible to estimate this
quantity prior to the November meeting of the County ward. in order to reimburse
the County for the value of the merchantable pulp or other timber which may be
out we agree to pay to the County, in addition to the amount required to be paid
in accordance with the terms of the easement, the value of the forest products
which are cut priced according to the Bayfield County stumpage price schedules
which are effective at the time of cutting with respect to the'sale of forest products
on County lands generally. If it is possible for your County Forester to estimate
the quantity of merchantable pulp or other timber prior to the time that it is cut
then our Company will make payment to Bayfield County, on the basis of an agreed,, upon
estimate, prior to the time of any cutting on the particular description in
question.
Reference to this additional payment is not made in the proposed easement it-
self because the amount of the additional payr¢ent cannot be determined at this time.
Yours very truly,
LAK-E SUPERIOR DISTRICT P011ER CO.
tip• G. Lindstrom, Engineer
November 16, 1955
Washburn, 'Wisconsin
October 20, 1955
To the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
Re: The attached revised resolution and letter from the Lake Superior District
Power Co. concerning their right-of-way easements.
Gentlemen:
As directed by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors,at your meeting on
July 192 1955, your Forestry Committee has taken this matter under consideration and
recommends that this easement be granted with the following conditions, to which the
Lake Superior District Power Company has agreed:
That, in addition to the lump sum .of $428.00, they will pay for any merchantable
stumpage that is cut on the proposed right-of-way, the value of which will be
determined according to the Bayfield County Forestry Departments price schedule.
BAYFIELD COUNTY FORESTRY COI+FEETTEE
Edward Pai ala Andreiu J. Pristash ti'filliam Stuart
Clarence L. Olsen John W. Howell
Loved by Pristash and seconded by Stuart to grant easement to Lake Superior
District Power Company as recommended by the Forestry Committee. I{llotion carried.
Moved by
Pa jala...and seconded
by Tri bovich to
receive
and place on file the
annual report
of the County Forest
Administrator.
I TZotion
carried.
The following report y.ras• -read:
Washburn, Wisconsin
October 20, 1955.
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County Forestry Committee plans on.the following activities and
Forestry Fund expenditures covering the period from January"l, 1956 to January 1,
19576
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS:
142000.00
-Estimated cash b-alance Jan. 11 1956
1956 Allotment from State ( estimate) 16, 000,.0.0
Rental of Equipment (estimate) 13500.00
15 f of money from FCL timber sales from
Jan. 11 1955 to Jan. 1, 1956 (estimate) 3,750.00
ESTIrJjATED ExPENDITURES
Plant 340 acres of trees by machine in
Towns of Barnes Hughes 4,.760.00
Build 4 miles of new fire breaks 160.00
Work over 38 miles of old fire breaks 380.00
Land purchases 600.00
Timber atand improvement (release spraying
35,250.00
a
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November 16,, 1955
in planting - 120 acres.) 720.00
Timber•stand improvement (release of Jack
Pine 50 acres) 900.00
Administrator's Salary 4,000.00
Administrator's Expenses 12100.00
40 % of Cruisers ,Salary 12320.00
40% of Cruisers Expenses 400.00
Forestry Committee 500.00
Clerical Work 900.00
Office Supplies 100.00
Compensation Insurance 350.00
Kaintenance &.Repair of Equipment 1,500.00
Materials & Supplies 100.00
Depreciation of Equipment - Reserve
for replacement of equipment 1,200.00
Miscellaneous Expenses 80.00
Estimated Cash on Hand, January 1, 1957 ----
192070.00
162180.00
The Estimated cash on hand Jan. 1, 1956 includes 0,1,300.00 reserve for replacement
of equipment; $2,000.00 held in reserve in case of fire or insect infestation;
balance for normal expenditures through April 30, 1956 when the revenue from the
State is received.
Edward Pajala
William A. Stuart
Sighed,
BAYFIELU COUNTY FORESTRY COL11ITTEE
Andrew Pristash
John IV. Howell
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Pajala to receive the foregoing report
and place on file. Motion carried.
The following petition was read:
Cable, Wisconsin
November 10, 1955
The Honorable County Board of Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
I'am interested in purchasing tax certificates on a parcel in the NE SV described
in Vol. 88, page 90 less parcel described in Vol. 155, page 7 in Section 18-43-7.
This land belonged to R. A. Gallup (my husband) jointly with myself.
In the settlement of the estate about five years ago, tttorney Spears advised
me to let the taxes go delinquent and buy them back in order to get title to the
land in my name, this being the best way to get title as it involved such a small.
parcel of land.
.I had written Attorney Spears October 14-, 1955 for advice on how to proceed in
this matter but have not received a reply.
Would you kindly advise me how to obtain the title.
November 16, 1955
Thanking you,
Your6 truly,
Mrs. R. A. Gallup
Cable, Wisconsin
Koved by Berweger and seconded by J. 0 Anderson to -grant the foregoing petition.
Notion carried.
The follo-ming resolution was
s read:
,KlEREAS, Bayfield County contains within its borders a tax-exempt
Indian Reserva-
t . ion namely, the Red Cliff Reservation, and whereas the county has incurred extra
expense in law enforcement arising by reason of federal legislation removing governmental
controls over- Indiars and appears to be .eligible for the assistance provided for in
Chapter 556 of the Laws of 1955;
Now therefore:
BE IT RESOLVED, By the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County -in annual session
assembled this 16th day of November,, 1955, that application be and is hereby made to
the State of Wisconsin for assistance under Chapter 556, Laws of 1955, for law enforce -
me rit and
FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy of this resolution be certified by the County Clerk to
the Attorney General of Wisconsin with a request for certification of such application
as is required under said Chapter
apter 556, Laws of 1955.
Joe 1,u pa
Moved by Lupa and seconded by Wick to adopt the foregoing resolution. Motion
carried,
The following resolution Was read:
RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, at a
meeting held this 16th day of November, 1955, that the annual compensation of the
various county officers be adjusted from the figures listed in the left hand column
below to the figure. in the right hand column, effective Tanuary 1, 1956.
Officer Present Proposed Fees
Salary Salary
County Clerk 4420.00 4420.00 14,1-7v Conservation fees
County Treasurer 3920.00 4200.00 Certified copies of tax
aA,
035-"3 su -atem6nts and bank state-
at- 4 POO" ment foes
Sheriff
3420.00
3600,00 Civil "fees,'-houpe,, rent,
-
light, water 8c fuel
Undersheriff
2980.00
3300.00
Traffic Officer
3000.00
3300.00
Communication' System
Operator (part time)
420.00
420.00
Janitor
2720.00
2 84:01. 0 0
Jailer
8620.00
*2740.00
November 16, 1955
N
Officer Present
Salary
Register of -
Deeds 3220.00
County Tudge
&.Tuvenile Judge 4800..00
Mufticii-)aL Judge'
Iron River., Wis. .1080.00
Clerk of Circuit
Court 2920.00
District Attorney 312,0.00
County Forester 362-0.00
County Forester
Assistant 3000.00
Co Agricultural
Agent 4900-000
County Agricultural
Fair Secretary 250,00
Co -Agricultural
Assistant 4500.00
Co. Home Agent 3800.00
Co. Superintendent-.
of Schools 4600.00
Supervising
Teacher 4700.00
Welfare Director 4:320.00
Case Worker 3360.00
Case Worker 3360.00
Case Worker 3000,00
Co', Service
Of f icer a8aO 0 0
Hi ghway
Commissioner 4:320.00
Co. Nurse. 3600.00
Co:Board Chair-
man 900.00
Proposed K,
Salary 41 r Fee s
3360.00 No f6es,''right to do private'ab-
stracting and retain all fees
,Yherefrom.
5000,00 $900.00 charged to Juvenile
C our t
1080.00 Civil Fees
3120.00 Passport Fees
3240000 5" 4) Right 'to handle" private- practice
and retain all fees therefrom
3900.00 1/
3300.00
4:900.00 county P6 np.500.00, State & Federal
pays $2400.00.
250.00
4500.00 All of salary paid by State
4:000 000- State &. Federal Pays' $2700.00
County will pay $1300.00
4800.00 $8.'0'0 per day for county school
committee work
4:320.00,
3360.00'
3360.00�
3000. 00
2940.00
4600.00
38000'00
1000.00
$
470 '00 er month -for 1st 4-1
months,
2
- - �'L, J4-85.00'per month for
5.1 months. 'Salary to *conform '
2
to'State 'SApt. of Public Instruc-
tion schedule
Case Workers— graduated scale until
maximum of.$3360.00 is reached
Travel and out of pocket expenses as authorized by the County Board are in
addition to the above salaries.
Presented by:
Toivo Elonen Tohn 0. Anderson
Onne Beeksma Frank Hoefling
Personnel Committee
Moved by Elonen and seconded by 1. 0. Anderson to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Moved by Stuart and seconded'by Herman Hanson to eliminate all the elective;
Officersfrom the foregoing resolution. Motion lost.
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Moved by Lupa and seconded by Wick to amend the resolution changing the District
Attorney's Salary to $3,440..00. Motion to amend carried.
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Pajala to, amend the resolution setting the
salary of the County Fareste.r at $4,000.00. Amendment carried.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Stuart to amend the resolution and set the
salary of the County Agent at $5,000.00.. Amendment carried.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Boehme to adopt -the foregoing resolution cover-
ing salaries, as amended.
,oved by Tribovich and seconded by LaPointe to refer the matter of operatio of
the addre sograph system to the personnel committee, with instructions that. ey
contact the C my Treasurer and report back. Lotion carried:
The following solution was read:
RESOLVED, that the comp sation of 14embers of the C my Board, excepting the
Chairman, for attendance at Coun B.oard.Sessions a Gommittee meetings, shall be
10.00 per day plus mileage at the ra of 7¢ per mile, effective November 15, 19550'
Cla ee L. Olsen
Paul Tr' vich
W. A. Stuart.
Zae
seconded by Tribovich to adopt the f oregoi resolution.
nd seconded to adjourn until 10 A: M. November,17,.1955.
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-November_ 15_,__1955___--
Hoved by Tribovich and seconded by LaPointe that the Personnel Committee
contact the County Treasurer with regard to the operation of the addressograph
system before action is taken on the salary of the County Treasurer. Motion
carried.
The Chair then
submitted
the motion by
JAL'ammoser with reference to adopting
the salary schedule
as amended
for a vot,e.
notion carried.,
The following resolution was read:
RESOLVED, that the compensation of Idembers of the County Board, excepting
the Chairman, for attendance at County Board Sessions and Committee meetings,
shall b.e'�10.00 per day plus mileage at the rate of 7V per mile, effective
November 15, 1955.
Clarence L. Olsen
Paul Tribovich
nIff. A. Stuart
Idoved by Buck and seconded by Tribovich to adopt the foregoing; resolution.
Doti on carried.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn until 10 A. 11. 17, 1955.
Itiotion carried.
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November 17, 1955
Meeting called to order at 10 A. K. by Clarence.L. Olsen, Chairman.
The following members answered roll call: Raymond-Mammoser, W. 0. Barningham,
Stance Burlager, S. W..Buck, Walter Kliszcz, Onne Beeksma, Edward Reimer, Bernard
E. Johnson, Ernest Heglund, J. R. Desparois, Fr.azik Hoofling, ,Tos-Oph Bertfdeger,
Herman Hanson, T, 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Toivo.Elonen, Joe Lupa, Clarence
Bonk,,Paul Tribovich, John._Taipale, Edward_Pajala, Ernest Moore, Ernest Nelson,
H. J. S. Hanson., Halvor Reiten, George Malin.oski, Elmer Wick, H. J. Thompson, A. E.
Swarison, Helmer Mo'e and Clarence L. Olsen. `x''otal: 31
The following communication was read:
Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
~Mashburn, Wisconsin,
Dear Sir:
You are hereby.officially-notified that Hiram Hanson has Kneen duly appointed
by Mayor H.J. Wachsmuth to serve on the..County Board in lieu of the absence of
Ernest LaPointe, Alderman Supervisor of the first ward; City of Bayfield.
Approved H. J. Wachsmuth, Mayor
Dated- Nov. 17, 1955
Attest Percy Weaver, City Clerk
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Desparois to seat Hiram Hanson representing the
first ward of the city of Bayfield. Motion carried.
The following communication was read:
Mr. Ludwig -Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
Washburn:, Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
You are hereby officially_ notified that Percy Weaver has-been duly appointed by
Mayor H. J. Vachsmuth to serve on the County_Boardin lieu of the absence of John
Boehme, Alderman Supervisor of the Third ward, City of Bayfield.
Approved H. J. Wachsmuth, Mayor
Dated- Nov. 17, 1955 City Clerk
Attest Percy Weaver,
Moved by A. E. Swanson and seconded by Iffick to seat Percy Weaver representing
the third ward of the City of Bayfield. 11otion carried.
The following resolution was read:
SALARY OF COUNTY HIG1W, AY COT, 1ATIS SI ONER
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, assembled in
November 17, ,1955
annual session this. 17th day of November, 1955, that the salary of the County
Highway Commissioner.be and is hereby set at $4600.00 annually for the ensuing
term of office
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the foregoing salary be paid from the State Aid
Highway funds available to this county, as provided by Section 85.01(6) of the
Statutes.
Adoption recommended by
Ernest Moore
T. R. Desparois
Pattl Tribovich
Gounty Highway Committee
11oved by Beeksma and seconded by Nick to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried.
The following communication was read:
Route 2
Ashland, Wisconsin
November 15, 1955
Bayf iela County
Board of Supervisors
Washburn, %lisoon sin
Gentlemen:
In'behalf of the Homemaker Clubs, the wish to express our appreciation for your
continued interest in our work.
uVe are grateful that an efficient home agent is employed by the County to
expand and give guidance to this very oiorthwhile program.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Frank Feldt, Secretary
Bayfield County Homemakers
E�xecutive Committee
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Desparois to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file. Motion carried.
The following communication was read:
Iron River, Wisconsin
November 9, 1955
Bayfield County Supervisory Board,
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
We; of the Bayfield County 4-H Leaders Council, tigrish to convey our appreciation
to the Bayfield County.Board Members for your co-operation and encouragement given
to the welfare,and furtherance of the 4-H club movement in our county. Our sincere.
gratitude. and appreciation, also, to the entire office personnel of the Agricultural
November 17, -1955
Extension Service Office for their valuable guidance and leadership in this project.
Sincerely yours,
BAYFI ELT) C OTJNTY 4-H LEADERS COUNCIL
By Ed Pudas, President
Moved by Buck and seconded by A. E. Swanson to receive and place on file the
foregoing communication. IVTOtion carried..
The following resolution was read:
RESOLVED
that the
graduated scale of compensation for
county clerical employees
shall be adjusted
as follows-
effective January 1,.1956.
Minimum
wage
per
month
first
six month period
165.00
Minimum
wage
per
month
second
six month period
175.00
Minimum.rage
per
month
third
six month.period
185.00
Minimum
wage
per
month
f ourth.six
month period
195.00
Minimum
wage
per
month
after
two years
205.00'
I,dnimura
wage
per
month
after
three years
210.00
Minimum
wage
per
month
after
four years,
215.00
Minimum
wage
per
month
after
five years
220.00
Minimum
wage
per
month
after
six years
225.00
The foregoing schedule shall not apply to the Welfare Department, which
employees shall continue to come under the State Schedule adopted by the Board in
April 1955.
Exceptions to the- above are the presently employed Deputy County Treasurer and
the presently employed chief clerk. in the Highway Department Office, and the steno-
grapher in the office of the District Attorney, who is a part-time county employee.
Their compensation shall,be as follows:
Office Present Proposed
Deputy County Treasurer 2865.'00 3060.00
Chief Clerk Highway Dept. 3060.00 3060400
D. A. Stenographer 1200.00 1440.00
Application of the foregoing schedule is as, follows for specific offices:
Office
Deputy Cow.ity Clerk
Stenographer County Clerk
Stenographer County Clerk
Deputy Register of Deeds.
Register of Deeds Clerk
Register of Probate
County Agent Steno.
County Superintendent Stenog.
Welfare Department Bookkeeper
Wel= are Dept. Stenographer
tTesenti
rl'U1J U.7 CU
2460.00
2700.00
2280.00
2280.00
1920.00
1980.00
2460.00
2700.00
1920.00
1980.00
2460.-00
2700.00
2460.00
2700.00
2460.00
2580.00
2820.00
28aO.00
a
2520.00
2520.00
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t
Office Present Proposed
Welfare Dept. Stenographer 2340600 2.340.00
Highway Dept. Stenographer 2.460.00 2640.00
County Nurse.Stenog. &.erv. Officer 2460,00 2700.00
In.applying the graduated scale, the office.in charge.of each Department
shall have authority to determine what credit will be given to a new employee for
previous experience.
Presented by:.
Toivo Elonen John '0. Anderson
Onne Beeksma frank Hoeflin
ja
Personnel -Committee
Moved by-Elonen and seconded by J. 0. Anderson to adopt the foregoing
resolution. Motion oarried.
Moved by Herman Hanson and seconded by Wick to reconsider action on the
petition by Mr. 'eschcke to name lakes. Motion carried.
1doved- by Herman Hanson and seconded by Reimer to grant the petition of !@?.
tleschcke naming lakes. Motion carried.
Moved by Elonen and seconded by J. 0. Anderson to set the salary of the
County Treasurer at $4200.00 and that the supervision of the addressograph system
remain under the County Clerk. Roll call was by ballot and was as follows:
Yes - 15
No - 18
33 Total
Motion lost
Moved by Lupa and seconded by Tribovich to set the salary of the County Treasurer
at $4,000.00 per year and to leave the addressograph system under the supervision
of .the County Clerk* Motion carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLVED BY the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, in annual
session assembled, on this 17th day of November, 1955, that the retirement age for
County employees, excepting only elective officials, be and the same is hereby set
at age sixty-five; and that all employees be required to retire upon reaching that
age and upon becoming eligible.for social security.
This resolution to take effect January 1, 1956.
Toivo Elonen
Frank Hoefling
Onne Beeksma, Jr.
Clarence L. Olsen
John 0. Anderson
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November l? , 1955
Moved by Elonen and seconded by Barningham to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Tnioved by Herman Hanson and seconded by Moore to table the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was- as f ollows: Ayes: ,h ammoser, Barningham, Burlager, Kliszcz, Reimer,
Heglund, Desparois, Berweger, Herman Hanson, C. 0. Nelson, Lupa, Bonk, Tribo.vich,
Hoore, Ernest Nelson, Hiram A. Hanson; Weaver, H.J.S. Hanson, Reiten, Malinoski, V ck,
Thompson, & Moe. Total _-eyes: 23
Nays.: Buck, B.eeksma, B. Johnson, Hoefling, J. 0. Anderson,,Elonen, Taipale, Pajala,
A. E. Swanson & Olsen. Total Nays: 10 _
I+.riot ion to table carried.
Itir. Pristash and I!Ir. Stuart arrived at this time.
lJoved by J. Q. Anderson and seconded by Barningham to�,r.efer the matter of
compulsory retirement at age 65 to the personnel committee for fu :. Cher' study and that
they report back to the County Board. Iiiotion carried.
0
The. follotivring resolution was read:
WHEREAS there is a possibility that the new zoning.map may not be printed and
paid for this year, therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the appropriation of �350.00,for this purpose be
carried over and made available for this purpose in the event it is not completed
this year.
Clarence L. Olsen
P.loved by Pristash and seconded by Beeksma to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Building & Grounds Committee be authorized and
directed to have a new -tile floor laid in the main lobby of the Court Hous-e, on the
stair landing and on the upper floor to replace the present cement tile which is
obsolete and is a hazard in its present state. It is also hard to keep clean...
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a sum sufficient be appropriated for this purpose.
Helmer Moe
Art A. Anderson
-
A.' 'E .Swans on
Building & Grounds. Commrittee
Moved by MLoe and seconded by Reimer to adopt the foregoing resolution. Motion
carried unanimously.
The following resolution was read:
IM,
November 17, 1955
WHEREAS the budget is made up about fourteen and one half months in advance
of the closing date of accounts and therefore it is impossible to estimate one
hundred per cent correctly, and
WHEREAS, it now appears that there will be a small over run in a few of the
budget items for 1955, and therefore
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED. that the County Clerk and County Treasurer, be and they
are hereby authorized to pay out such amounts up to December 31, 1955, to. cover
budget deficiencies and payments to accounts of the Departments affected.
Halvor Reiten
Moved by Desparois and seconded by Pristash to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Motion carried unanimously.
The following resolution was read:
WHEREAS in 1951 a resolution was passed allowing those employees of the court
house using their personal cars for business seven cents a mile for the use of such
car, and'
ITHEREAS_ since that time the average cost of cars has increased 28 per cent,
the average cost of ear insurance has increased 22 per cent, the average cost of
gasoline -has increased 14 per cent; and the average cost of tires has increased
36 per cent, or an average increase for these four items of 25 plus per cent, and
WHEREAS, in view of these facts it is evident that the seven cents per mile
does not in any way meet the expense of running a car and the expense of using
the car must be met by the person owning the car, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield.County Board of Supervisors in annual session
this 17th day of November, 1955 that those individuals using their personal car for
county business be reimbursed the sum of nine cents a mile for each mile traveled
on county business, this increase to be effective November 1, 1955.
.DATED: This 15th. day of .November, 1955..
IT.. C. •Barningham
Clarence L. Olsen
S . W. .Buck
This resolution is supported by a petition signed by those county employees
using their personal cars for county business.
To the Honorable L embers . of the Bay -field County Board of Supervisors:
A resolution has been presented to the County Board sttlting the increased cost
of cars, tires, gasoline, and so forth, and asking for an increase from seven cents
to nine cents a mile to be paid to those persons using their personal cars on county
business.
In .support ofthis resolution, we, the following county employees whose personal
cars are used for county business, are petitioning the County Board in behalf of the
resolution.
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November 171 1955
H. B. Randall, Jr.
George E. Leino
Raymond Anderson
Harry Lovie
E. H. Wedin
Ruth Olson
Shirley IV+Ioe
Charles E. Brovme
Robert H. Wangen
John W. Hoz1tell
Edith Wooland
Ruth Kelly
Moved by Buck and seconded by Tribovich to table the foregoing resolution.
Ialotion carried.
The following recommended budget was read:
TO THE HONORABLE IdElBERS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, BA)FIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
The budget for the office of the Superintendent of Schools for the year 1956, as
recommended by the Committee on Education in annual session, is as f ollows:
Salary, Superintendent of Schools
't Clerk
:Ttravel Expense
Telephone
Standardized Test Program
Office Liaintenance
Outlay
County School Committee
5,000.00
2 460.00
900.00
150.00
350.00
400.00
9,260.00
100.00
Evald Johnson
John Boehme
Ernest Heglund
C OI Y11ITTEE ON EDUCATION
BAYR,IELD COUNTY, WISC ON SIN
200.00
Ivioved by Herman Hanson and seconded by C : 0. Nelson to receive the foregoing
proposed budget and place on file. Iaotion carried.
1Ioved by Tribovich and seconded by Stuart to adjourn until 1:30 P.M. Carried.
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P.Tvl. by Chairman, Clarence L. Olsen.
The following members ans,,.ered roll call: Raymond Marm-aoser, W. C. Barningham,
Stance Burlager, S. W. Buck, halter Kliszcz, Onne Beeksma, Jr., Edward Reimer, Bernard
E. Johnson, Ernest Heglund, J. R. Desparois, Frank Hoefling, lVilliam Stuart, Andrew
Pristash, Joseph Berweger, Herman Hanson, J. 0. Anderson, C. 0. Nelson, Toivo Elonen,
Joe Lupa, Clarence Bonk, Paul Tribovich, John Taipale, Edward Pajala, Ernest Moore,
Ernest Nelson, H. A. Hanson, Percy Weaver, H. J. S. Hanson, Halvor Reiten, George
Mialinoski, Elmer ,Flick, H.J. Thompson, A. E. Swanson and Clarence L. Olsen. Total: 34
November 17, 1955
The following Report and Recommendation was received
Mashburn, 17is .
Nov. 9, 1955
To the Hon. County Board,
Bayfield County, 11fis:
Gentle men:-
iAfe the undersigned Committee on Illegal taxes, beg leave to report, that time have
examined the following bills, recommend that same be allowed as set forth in the column
marked "allowed" and that the. County Clerk be instructed to issue orders for payment of
same, and that the amounts be charged back to the respective taxing districts, as des-
ignated.
Name of
Claimant
Bayfield Co.
Bayfield Co.
ILLEGAL TAXES AND TAX CERTIFICATES
CMkRGEb BACK IN 1955
Town of Barnes
Year Allowed Del. Tax
Description and Reason of Cert. race of Charge back
of Illegality Sale No. Cert. to District
SE BE - Sec. 12-44-9
Illegal tax, Gov't. land
at time of assessment. 1954 113 3.80
Do. 1955 4.31
To7m of Bayfield
Bayfield Co. BE SW less State Reserve,
Sec. 21-50-4. Paid to
Town Treasurer Feb. 22
1954, rec.#144 1954
Bayfield Co.'
Bayfield Co.
Bayfield Co.
Bayfield Co,
Lot 31 - Sand Island
Plat
Sec.. 13 & 24-5a-5.
Co. Tax Deed taken Feb.
15,-1950
310 $ 15.00 ,
1954 373
Town of Bayvie_w
Part of Lot 2 desc.
in Vol. 134 p. 242
Sec. 4-49-4.
Double Assessment
Do.
Do.
IM BE - Sec. 17-49-5
r
Paid to Town Treas.
Ian. 31, 1954 - Rec• #118
15.00 ,p� _Is
8.00
p 23.00
-S
1952
476
3.03
3.03-
-S
19 53
423
3.43
3.43
_5
1954:
425
3.41
3.41a'
,5
1954
498111
•
9.32
9.324-
399
11ovember 17, 1955
ILLEGAL TYLKES .AND TAX CERTIF IGATES
CHARGED BACK IN 1955
Tm,m of >Bell
Description and Reason Year
of Illegality of
Name of Cla ,lant Sale
Bayfield Co. S-7Y NE - N. of Hwy. 13 as
desc, in Vol. 1442 page
32Z of Sec. 6-50-6.
lyrong Vol. and page. 1950
To -vim of Drond
Bayfield Co. Part of S of Lot 6 as
desc. in Vol. 107 p. 247
(1.02 A. ) of Sec. 33-44-7,.
Wrong Vol. & page. Should
be page 246. 1950
Bayfield Co. Do, 1951
Town of HLILhes
Bayfield Co.
NtiV NE less 12 Beres R.R.
Sec. 18-47-9
County Property 1March 3;
1951
Bayfield Co.
NE NE Sec. 27-47-9.
Cou�ty Tax Deed
�—
Jan . 11, 1951
Bayfield Co.
NIT NE Sec. 27-47-9.
County Tax Deed Jan. 11,
1951
Allo,.red Del. Tax
Cert. ,Face - of Charge back
No. Cert. to District
582 5
1.30 1.30 a
,s
1061 4'p 3.06 3.06,
,s
1028 .80 .80--
3.86
1954 1071 �qp, 21.00 21.00,0-, s
1954
1954
,5
1084 17.50 17.50-
1085 17.50
-5
17.50
56.00
Town of Ir on River
Bayfield Co. SE Nw Sec. 11-47-8
County I+ . C. L. since
Nov. 14, 1947 1953 11.02 . 815 5
�
Bayf ield Co. Tract 8 & 9 in Gov*t .
Lot 2 in Sec. 28-47-8.
Should be Tract 9 & 10 1951 1308 8.77 8.77
d� 16 :92
November 17, 1955
ILLEGAL TAXES AND T11I-- CERT i I'ICriIES
CILkRGED B kTL IN 1955
Town of Keystone
Allowed Del'. Tax
Name of Description and Year of Cert. Face of Charge back
Claimant Reason of Illegality Sale No. Cert, to District
desc
Bayfield
Co.
'SE SE less
EI,.---%in Vol. 151,
p. 341 Sec.
3Z"4-7-7. Gov't.
land since
1932
1950
1533
3.12
Bayfield
Co.
Do.
1951
-1533
1.46
Bayfield
Co.
Do.-
1952
1420
1.12
Bayfield
Co.
Do.
1953
1392
1.33
Bayfield
Co.
Do.
1954
1391,
1.32
Tow of Oulu
Bayfield Co. 2 parcels in NE NW
desc. in Vol. 137
P. 138, Vol. 139 p. 278
Sec. 8-48-9 . Wrong
Volume & page.
1950 1984 $ 10.94�
Town of Port Ming
Bayfield Co. Part of NE S 11 - t'+T, of
Hwy, 13 desc; in Vol. 150
p® 422 less parcel desc.
in Vol. 150 p. 506 of
Sec. 28-50-8. Double
Lssessment. 1950
Town of Russell
Bayfield Co. N. 441 ft. of NE MY desc.
in Vol. 144-p. 366 of Section
31-51�3 Aron Vol &
208.9 $'38.15
g
page. Should be Vol. 114.
19,50
2310
p 3.83
Bayfield Co.
Do.
1951
2371
3.56
Bayfield Co.
Do.
1952
22.42
3.63
Bayfield Co.
Do,
1954
2272.
4.20
5
3 v 12
,5
1.46
1.12ILI- 5
1.33 -,-15
,s
1. 3.2
8.35
10.94 �i,5
38.15 f1 -5
3.83
3.56 /q-'S
3.83-s
4.20 A-5
15.42
November 17, 1955
ILLEGAL TAXES AND TAX CERTIFICATES
CHARGED BACK IN 1955
Town of �,,ffashburn
Year Allowed Del. Tax
Name of Claimant Description and Reason of Cert. Face.' of Charge back
of illegality Sale No. Cert, to District
Bayfield Co. N2 SE NE See. 32-49-6.
Gov't. land since Oct. 31,
1949. 1954 2431 2.09 20"09
City of Bayfield
'Bayfield
Co.
Building located on Lot 1,
Block 89, City of Bayfield.
Should be assessed as per-
sonal property. -
1950
2663
$40.00
40.00
Bayfield
Co.
Do,
1951
2756
29.25
29.25
69.25
City of Washburn
Bayfield
Co.
Lots 1 to 19 incl. Block 935%
Original Towns ite of Washburn.
Rec. #655 dated Feb. 3, 1949 issu-
-ed. by City Treas. shows Lot 1
to 16 incl. Block 93 paid
in full.
1949
2633
$81.70
81.70
Bayfield
Co.
SW NW, SE N.17 lying NE of
County Trunk C. Sec..
31-49-4. Illegal des-
_5
cription.
1950
2954
1.23
1.23
a'
Bayfield
Co.
Do.
1951
3062-
. 1.19
1.19
a%5
��
Bayfield
Co.
Do.
1952
2967
1.24
1.24
Bayfield
Co.
Do.
1953
3014
1.25
1".25.
86.61
Signed, John R. Boehme
Walter Kliszcz
Ernest Nelson
lVioved by Tribovich and seconded by H. J. S. Hanson to adopt the foregoing
report and recommendation* Motion Carried..
0
40
November 17, 1955
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The folloring petition was read
Mauston, Wisconsin
September 2, 1955
County Clerk
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Sir:
We are writing you on behalf of 1r. and Krs. Everett Beimel of this city. IiIr. Evere
Beimel is a brother of Harold Beimel, now deceased and desires to purchase the delinquent
tax certificate on the property of Harold Beimel, consisting of a part of Lot 1, Section
19, Township 44 Range 5 and being the ;'lest 150 feet of the East 600 feet of. Lot l..as des -
Bribed in Volume 160 of Deeds on page 191 in the office of the Register of Deeds.
This lake property was originally owned by John Beimel, the father of Everett Beirlel
and Harold Beimel, deceased. Upon the death of John Beimel this lake property was divid-
ed among his children, as they all wanted to keep it in the family. Harold Beimel died
very suddenly and his widow desires Is. and ILrs. Everett Beimel to become the owners of
the above property. However, 1:1irs. Beimel has sorae minor children and she does not feel
that she can afford the expense of probating the estate of Harold Beimel in order to be
a position to sell this property to Everett Beimel. The above property also is next to
tr_e lake property now owned by li1r. and gZrs. Everett Beimel and for that reason and for
-the further reason_ that the widow of Harold Beimel grants the property to stay in the Beim
family and .would convey it to them if she were legally able to do so, are the reasons why
ItIr. and Mrs. Everett Beimel desire to purchase the delinquent tax certificate on this
property, which will be sold on the third Tuesday in October.
;'le trust that Bayfield County will authorize the sale of this tax certificate for th
delinquent taxes for the year 1954 to bIr. and Mrs. Beimel.
Recommended Nov. 9 - 1955 by:
John R. Boehme
Walter Kliszcz
Ernest Nelson
Very truly yours,
CURRAN' & CURRAN
By: Charles P. Curran
Moved by J. 0. Anderson and seconded by Buck to grant the foregoing petition
providing the owner of the land furnishes a statement in writing 'that she consents.
Motion Carried.
The f ollo-�ring petition was read:
PETITION
July 6 1955
To the Honorable, the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
SIRS -
The undersigned purchased the Southeast one -quarter (SEt) of the Southeast one -
quarter (SEI_) of Section twelve (12), Township forty-four (44) North, Range nine (9)
West, Bayfield. County, �lisconsin, from. Bayfield County on November 27, 1934, for the sum
of $80. ; the quit claim deed therefor having been recorded on June 21, 19353, in Volume
125 of Deeds at Page 382 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Bayfield County.
November 17
.e
1955
The., ree ords in` the offi ce of. the Register of Deeds for said County of Bayfi e1d show
and establish. that a Federal Patent had not been issued on said meal estate at tYp time
of sale and that the Federal Government was the owner of said real estate at the time
of said conveyance; the County of Bayfield having had noyright or authority to convey
and having no title interest therein.
That in addition to the purchase price thereof., your petitioner paid as and for
taxes for said property the sum of 047.80 from the time of conveyance thereof through
the taxable year of 1953, although the same were not taxable lands,
Therefore, petitioner respectfully requests reimbursement in the sum of 127.80,
the sa=ze -being the amount received by Bayfield'County as and for taxes and the purchase
price
Loren A.: Smith
Loren A. Smith
Moved by Pristash and seconded by S. 0. Anderson to grant "the foregoing petition
as recommended by the District Attorney and that the refund check be issued to Loren
A. Smith and Howard Ihrig.
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Reiten to amend the original motion to read
that the amoi-mt of the tax only be charged back to the Toisn of Barnes. Totion to amend
is carried. The motion as amended was carried:
The following Petition was read:
NEKOOSA - EDVL=S PAI-ER C OT,4PANY
Port Edwards, Wisconsin
October 3, 1955 '
The Board of Supervisors, Bayfield County
County Courthouse
Washbuarn, Wisconsin
Attention!' ` ,1r. Lu&�7ig Tranmal
Subject: SE SE 12, 441 9 Nest
Gentlemen: Bayfield County, Wisconsin
Howard Ihrig File
This company purchased the land set forth in the caption of this letter on Tune
209 1955, from Hoff,,iTard Ihrig, DrLLrmnond, Wisconsin, and agreed at that time to correct
the tax problem existing on the above land..
So that your officials would better understand the problem that I am presenting
here, I have forwarded our abstract of title covering the above land to your district
attorney, Walter T.. Norlin,- for his examination® In addition, I have disauss•ed this
matter vii th Bayfield County Treasurer, I13r. T . p. Bod.in.
The problem in suziriary, form here is the fact that Bayfield .County has been tax
deeding -and deeding away the above land ahile the said land teas.still held by the
ti United States Government. In fact, Bayfield County has been levying taffies for same
years on this land, tiahen, of course, property held by the United States Government is
not subject to such taxation.
The United States Government did not give up i.ta ownership of this property
until April 4, 1955, when it conveyed by means of a patent to Howard Ihrig; :vhich in-
404
strument is recorded in Volume of IItiscellaneous 166, Page 163. This patent was obtain-
ed
through the means of a public land sale held by the Federal Government.
I would very much appreciate your discussing this matter with Mr. Bodin and Mr.
Norlin, and then present the same to the Bayfield County Board of :supervisors at its
next meeting in order to obtain cancellation of the assessed taxes for the ,years 1953
and 1954, which now appear upon the County Treasurerl's book as delinquent.
When the Bayfield. County Board has so acted, kindly notify me so that I may have
our abstract again brought up to date to uh6VT ownership in this company and proceed to
close our land file.
With kindest personal regards. Yours truly,
LeRoy W.0 Sigler
LeRoy i Sigler
Moved by Beeksma and seconded by J. 0. Anderson to receive the foregoing petition
and' place on file. Motion Carried.
The following communication was read:
Ashland, vfis c ons in
October 24,. 1955
To the Finance Committee
Bayfi el d County Board
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit ray application to audit the Bayfield County records and books
of account for the year ending December 31, 1955 for the sum of Two Thousand One Huftddred
Dollars ($2,100.00).
This will include, as in prior years, an audit of the records of the general county,
register of deeds, clerk of. circuit court, county court, municipal court-, and the high -
tray department. Also included in that amount is One Hundred Twenty Five Dollars
($125.00) for an audit of the 1955 County Fair records.
Because of increasing overhead expense and volume of transactions, it was necessary
to increase the price by $aO.00 for the county fair audit and $105.00 for the general
county audit, which is approximately 6% over the previous year. This represents the
first increase since the 1951 audit.
Respectfully submitted,
Ili,' E. Wickman
W. E. Dickman
Certified _Public Accountant
Loved by Tribovich and seconded by Halvor Reiten to grant or accept the application
Of W E. I`fickman as set forth in the foregoing letter. Motion Carried.
The following communication was. read:
STATE OF WISCONSIN
Department of Public Instruction
Madison 2,
To. County Clerk
County Supervising Teacher
County Superintendent
November, 17, 1955
This is to notify you that the County of Bayfield will be reimbursed at the rate
of 1470 per month for the first 1i months and $485 per month for the additional 51
months on account of the salary of .Robert H. Wangen, a qualified supervising teacher
employed by said county for the school year 1955-56.
Dated: August 21, 195-5
Signed: G. E . Watson
State Superintendent of Schools
I
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Barningham to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file. Motion .Carried,
The following communication was read:
Department of Public Instruction il
Room 147 North, Capitol
Madison 2
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Tranmal : °
Sept. 2; 195
Chapter 453., Latins of 1955 changes the reimbursement for mileage to 7 cents per
mile for the first 2,000 miles per month and 6 cents per mile for each mile over 2,000
miles per month for County Supervising Teachers:
This law was effective July 1, 1955.
Cordially yours,
G. E. YATSON.
,State Superintendent
by William C. Kahl
William b .Kahl
Director of Aids
Moved by Buck and seconded by Beeks<<a to receive the foregoing communication and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, An annual meeting for members of the County Agricultural Committees is
held at Madison during Farm and Home Week, ., and
EEREAS, This meeting is similar to those attended by other county committees, and
WHEREAS, Funds for expenses for this meeting are available from the expense budget
of said committee, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, That the members of the Bayf field County Agricultural Committee
be allowed per diem and expenses incurred for meals, lodging, and travel in attending
the annual meeting of the County Agricultural Committee members at Madison,
Edgard Pa j al a
Signed;
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
Andrew J. Pristash
dUfi
November. 1.7. 1955 °
S. W. Buck Tq. A. Stuart
111. C . Barningham Clarence L . Olsen
11/14/55 John Ni. Howell
Moved by Buck and seconded by Reimer to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The f ollauing Resolution was read:
RESOLUTION.
I;JHEREAS,;500.00 was appropriated, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors to
finance the operation of removing diseased and insect infested apple trees from .County
Tax Title, Forest Crop, and privately owned lands, in the commercial fruit growing area;
and
fore,
WHEREAS, only $262.50 of the above specified amount was used in 1955, and
EREAS, The removal of all diseased apple trees has not been completed; now there-
01/
BE IT RESOLVED,That the remknder of the $500.00 appropriated for 1955 ($237.50) be
carried over to be used to complete the removal of diseased apple trees in the co mercial
fruit growing area of Bayf field County.
Signed,
BAYFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COLjRV1ITTEE
Edward Ai Pajala Andrew J. Pristash
S..ff. Buck T.Y. A. Stuart
W*rC; Barningham Clarence L. Olsen
11/14/55 John W4 Howell
Moved by Pristash and seconded by'Barningham to adopt the foregoing resolution.
IJIbtion Carried.
The following Resolution ,ras read:
R E S O L U T I O N
Because of the large range of salaries paid in the various Public VVelfare Depart-
ments in the State of Wisconsin and as the State Department is cooperating to see that
these salaries can fall within a schedule approved by the State Department so the count-
ies can be guaranteed full reimbursement, the State Department of Public Welfare has nor:
given the county departments a choice of six salary steps. As.long as a salary paid in
the Public Welfare Department falls within any of the six steps chosen by the county,
the county will be eligible for full. reimbursement.
The Bayfield County Public 1'1e1fare Committee has recommended the' Schedule (2) through
(7) be adopted as this will guarantee Bayfield County full reimbursement onall salaries
paid within the department. It is understood that the adoption of these schedules will
in no way .change the present salaries paid in the department, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield. County Board of Supervisors in annual session t,h s
17th day of November, 1955, that the . schedule of steps as submitted by .the State Depart-
ment of Public Welfare, (2) through (7), be and is hereby adopted.
DATED: This 17th day of November, 1955
November 17. 1955
Stance Burlager
John E. Taipale
Clarence Bonk
IVIoved by Burlager and seconded by Taipale to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried,
The following Resolution was read:
RE S 0LU'T I.O.N
iJI3EREAS, the Welfare Department is in need of four desks for the Case Workers;
and
1MEREAS, the Finance Committee did not recommend an outlay expenditure for
these desks, and ,
IVHEREAS', the Welfare Departiiient, having been wi thout a Case Worker s rnce July 1,
has a sufficient surd of money in the Administration account to purchase such desks from
the 1955 appropriation, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual session
this 17th day of November, 1955a that the Welfare Director, County Clerk, and County
Treasurer are authorized to purchase four desks for the Case Workers in the Public
Welfare Department at a cost not to exceed $500, it being understood that the county
will be reimbursed approximately sixty-five per cent ..of the cost of these desks making
the county expenditure in the neighborhood of $175.
DATED; This 17th day of November, 1955.
Stance'Burlager
John.-E. Tai ale
Clarence Bonk
Moved by Reimer and seconded by Reiten to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the appropriations for social security 4,ds are made under six different
headings, and
WFIEREAS, it is impossible to accurately predict the necessary appropriation for
each and every aid so that there may be an overrun in some aids and a deficit in others,
and
17HDREAS, County Board action is necessary to transfer funds from one aid to
another, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual session
this, 17th day of November, 1955,, that .the total amount appropriated for the silo various
aids administered by the Welfare Department be and are hereby appropriated under 'one
amount listed as Appropriation fol: Social Security Aids,
DATED; This 17th day of November 1955.
PRESENTED BY: Stance Burlager
November 17 , 19 55_—�_
John E. Taipale
Clarence Bonk
Moved by Burlager and seconded by J.. 0. Anderson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Moved by Elonen and seconded by Lupa to appropriate $200.00 to aid in the Vocations)
Education Program of disabled persons in Bayfield County..
Motion carried unanimously..
The following report was read:
Washburn,,. 'Wisconsin
October 26, 1955
To the Bayfield County Finance Committee:
Following is a financial statement of the 1955 Bayfield County Fair, showing the
actual receipts and disbursements to date, together with the estimated accounts receivable
and accounts payable for the balance of the year. The budget for 1955 asset up by the
County Board was tn15,034.00,. You will note that receipts this year exceeded that amount,
1l^chile expenditures were less.
REVENUES:
EXPENDITURES:
Receipts to 10/26/55:
Disbursements to 10/26/55:
Fair Book ads --------------
571.00
Advertising ----------------------
427.58
County Brd.Appropriation ---
9,134.00
1954 .Fair Expenses --------------
6.00
Refunds from 1954 Fair -----
55000
Insurance -----------------------
853.96
Dairy Bar -----------------------
64.16
Gate Receipts (3976 paid
admissions) ------
994400
Judges --------------------------
182.15
Grandstand Receipts,-
Maintenance Bldgs. & Grds. ------
929.84
(1,128 adult,361 childst)
943.00
-Fair Committee ------------------
12320.06
Concessions (includes
Dairy Bar concession) -- --
519.50
Police,Gate,Other Help ----------
1,520.20
Postage, freight -------.---------
42.23
Exhibitor fees -------------
263.75
Premiums (78 adult, 215 junior
exhibitors with 32475 exhibits)-
3,923.05
Refund on Hilvaukee trip ---
30.21
Phone calls ----------------
1.74
Fair Premium Book--------------
.20- 599
.
Change used at Fair ------=-
175.00
Ribbons, tags, -badges -----------
115.68
Refund from Grandstand -----
1500
Special Acts & Features --- ------
1,281.42
Superintendents -----------------
200.00
Supplies -------------------------
180.11
Telephone. -----------------------
23.60
Electricity --------=------------
169.77
Wis. Asstn. dues ---------------
21.00
Fogging Grounds ----------------
65.00
Change used at Pair -------------
175,00
Sound Equipment Rental ---------
85.00
Federal tax ---------- -----------
43.65
November 17, 1955
REVENUES:
12,702:20.
Accounts Receivable:
State Aid (estimate) - 3,061.64-
32061.64
Total Estimated Revenue
Deficit-------------- none
TOTAL ----- 415, 763.84
EXPENDITURES:
Road -binder ---------------------
Electrician ---------------------
Accounts Payable:
Fair Committee (estimate)
Other help (estimate) --------
Additional premiums----------
Yliscellaneous (estimate) -----
Total Estimated
Expenditures: -------------
Unspent Baiance Retained
by County -------=---------
TOTAL
The estimated cost of the 1955 Fair to the County would be $5,994076.
24.64
50.0.0
12,303.30
86.30
125.00
10.00
100:00
321.30
12,624.60
3,139.24
�l 5, 763.84
Betty K. Leino
I,4oved by %Moore and seconded by H. A.. Hanson to receive the foregoing report and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following communication was read:
Mr. John 0. Bodin
Bayfie ld County Treasurer
Washburn, ?_ilis c onsin
Dear Sir:
THE STYLTE OF WISCONSIN
HIGHuTAY COIEdISSION.
Idadi s on 2
July 272 1955
SUBJECT: Supplemental Highway Aid
County Trunk High ,gays
Section 20.49(11) (b),Wisconsi.n
Statutes
June 30, 1955
The enclosed State Treasurer's check in the amount indicated below represents
a highway aid to your county pursuant to Section 20.49 (11) (b} ,Wisconsin Statutes,
with adjustment pursuant to Section'20.49 (11) (d), if any. This allotment is supp-
lemental to and is to be used for the saii,e purposes as the county trunk highway allot-
m.ent under Section 63.10 (1), wihich you received as of June 30, 19550'
The total amounts available for the counties are apportioned among them on the
basis of the last allotment for county trunk highl,vays under Section 83.10 (1) . The
total of the supplemental aid for county trunk highways for your county under Section
20.49 (11)(b) has been computed as follows:
Supplemental Aid
Section 83.10
Allotment of June 30, 1955
463,808.87 $71,373.61
A copy of this letter is being mailed to the clerk of your municipality in
accordance ii!ith Section 14.42 (10) of the Statutes, which provides that the clerk of
Section 20,.49 (11) (b)
111.8556322d%o of Sec. 83.10
the municipality shall present this statement at the next regular meeting of the govern-
November 17, 1955
ing body and shall f ile and keep this statement f or six years
Very truly yours,
STATE HIGH.' AY -COi5IISSION OF WISCONSIN
Till . B, Blair
Director of Finance,
by A. A.. S.�Tartz
Senior Accountant
Moved by Pajala and seconded by Moore to receive the .foregoi ng communication and
place on file.. Motion Carried.
The following communication was read:
THE STATE OF u'TI SC ONS IN
HIGHWAY TAY COIIII SS I ON'
hjtadi son 2
September 1, 1955
Mr. Ludwig Tranmal
Bayfield County Clerk
SUBJECT: Estimated Highway Allotments for
Washburn,) 'Tisconsin 1956
County Trunk Highway System
Dear Sir :
Pursuant to Section 84.01 (18) , �`Ti sconsin Statutes, you are hereby notified of the
follo,,uing estimated allotment's to be paid your county from funds becoming available in
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956:
Sec. 83.10 estimated basic allotment on June 30, 1956
for the County Trunk Highway System Q632800
Supplemental allotments as of June 30, 1956
(to be paid as soon thereafter as practical),
to supplement the basic allotment for the
County Trunk. Highway Sustem:
Sec. 20.420 (83) Supplemental Aid $69,500 -
Sec. 20.420 (84) Supplemental Aid (Fuel Tax) 412400 1102900
Total for County Trunk High:vay Sustem $ 174,700
The above estimates are tentative. The actual allotments will not be knoti.-on until
the close of the fiscal year on June 30, 1956;
You were notified by our letter of April 112 1955, of the estimated 1956 state trunk
highway allotment under Section 64.03 (3), the allocation of which has been completed.
Very truly yours,
STATE HIGFB IY CO, ISSIM OF 11TISCONSIN
0. J. Hughes
Secretary
P,Ioved by Buck and seconded by Swanson to received the foregoing communication and
place on file. Motion Carried.
November 17, 1955
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The foilowing communication was read:
_.C.HEQVIU,IEGON DISTRICT OF UPPER 13
Park Falls, ai sconsin
November 8, ' 1955
County Clerk; Bayfield County
Washburn, T,97is c ons in
Dear Sir•
You' are aware no doubt, of the good our organization has done for your motels, re-
sorts, gas stations, stores and so forth, by bring-ing more tourists and property
owners to your oc unty each year. Our organization is supported by f our county boards
now and we would like and need your help, for 1956. Our program for 1956 is larger than
ever and we expect to bring more tourist dollars to your area than before. Tourist.
dollars help your people pay their taxes.
.Our organization is run by busy businessmen and we have not the time to appear at
your caunty board budget meetings; but we are willing to do the work to get these
tourist_doll,�Irs to your county, We ask you as a good business man to zresent our call
to your budget meeting and ask theca to appropriate the sum of 6150.00 to help our organ-
ization continue the good advertising job we are doing.
Your county will be entitled to a �ariteup on the 35,000 folders we print and dis-
tribute at four outdoor shows and threeinformation booths. This is a good investment
for your improved tax roll.
I am enclosing printed matter and reports and will,appreciate your cooperation in
presenting our case to your committee,. You will be helping your county people.
Thanking you for your cooperation that will help all of the people in the area
and hoping to receive a reply stating that your county board acted favorably on -th.e
small quota assigned to them.
Sincerely yours,
Dan F. Vicker
Chsquamegon District of Upper 13
Moved by Pristash and seconded by B. E.. Johnson to receive the foregoing
communication and Place on f ile. Motion Carried:
Moved by Tribovich and seconded by Ber:^reger to receive the report of the County
Welfare Director and place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Budget Report was read:
PROPOSED BIB_DGET
For the year 1956
To the Honorable Bayf field
County Board of Supervisors
Gentlemen:
de the undersigned Committee on Finance, Budget and Equalization, herewith sub-
mit our report and recommendations for 1956.
VALUATION
November 17, 1955
The recommended equalized value of the County for 1955 is 425,063,710.00. This is
an increase of $83,135.00 over last year and will permit an additional County tax of
$8,313.50, Some of the larger increases •J17ere:
1. City of Bayfield 115,165.00
2. City of Yashburn 552490.00
3. Village of Cable 32.2-460.00.
The largest decrease was the Town of Barksdale of $li6,625.00 due principally from
the loss of one of the units of the DuPont Company by explosion. Generally speaking the
deceases were in the agricultural districts;
AUDIT
The audit of. 1954 is completed, Mr. Wickman met with the Committee and explained
the report in detail.
He is submitting a proposal to audit the 1955 records at an increase of $120.00
-r�Thich is the first in several years. We recommend its acceptance.
SANATORIUM
A recent opinion of the Attorney General states that surgery for Sanatorium patients
are a charge against the sanatorium, whereas,in the past it was reflected in the item of
State General Hospital.. It is expected that this will add $15,000.00 per year to Sana-
torium costs.
There is a large increase in the -item of patients in State and other County Sanatori-
ums. In view of the fact that there are a number of empty beds at Pureair Sanatorium we
are giving this matter further study.
CONSERVATION
We reduced this item from the Committees recommendations of $5350000 to $4350.00 in
order to help balance the budet.; We feel that this will enable the Conservation Committee
to put on two better quality shows.
HEALTH
The increase in costs for Doctors at clinics granted by the 'County Board last April
is reflected in the budget for County Nurse.
WELFARE
tote made several reductions in some of these items as recommended by the Welfare Comm-
ittee. Receipts from State & Federal .aid show corresponding _reductions. The item for
I:Iedical & Hospital for
0. A. A.
and
A. D. C.
has
been increased from 40 to 55 thousand.
The {lelfare Department
request
for
this item
was
�,60,000000.
SALARIES & WAGES
These have been included in the budget ' items as recommended by the Personnel Committee.
HIGHWAY
County Bridge aid is increased over last year and we recommend $14,405.78 which is
in the budget. The one mill levy to complete the Namel.capon-Clam Lake road tirill amount
to �a5,063.71 is over the 1_per cent County tax limitation.
0
November 17, 1955
FINANCE GENERAL
,We left out the item of 15 Hof stumpage sales to the Forestry Department as, there
appears to be a sufficient balance in the Forestry Fund at this time.
The audit report for 1954 operation shovis.an increase in assets over liabilit-
ies of ��52,000.00 of which approximately �8;000.00 is tied up in additional tax deeds
and tax certificates, 65,000.00 increase in tax revenues over budget estimates, the u.
balance in decreased expenditures in welfare aids & Sanatorium. The Sanatorium re-
duction wds due primarily to a 'smaller number of patients.
I--ie call your attention to 'the 'fact that the budgeris balanced. In doing so, we
did not apply any excess revenue from 1954 operations; Vie feel that current expenses
should be taken care of by revenues of the same year.
We 'are recommending that the County purchase the balance of excess delinquent tax
rolls for "the tax of 1951'amouiiting to 8,220.48, This is being supported by a separate
resolutitori.
LXPENDITURES
19.55
Recommended
Appro-priat ion
-
f or 1956
GEI�IERAL GOVERNIVIEI NT :
County Board.
5*1300.00
52600.00 -
R..$6000.00
County Clerk
9,3000'00
9,800.00
✓
County Treasurer
7,850.00
8,600.00 -
R.
8,400.00
Assessment &-Addressograph
3,200900
33200600
District Attorney
4,700.00
4,840.00 -
R.
�5,040.00 ✓
Divorce Counsel
300000
30,0.00
County Surveyor
100,00
1010.00
County Court
7,420.00
7,700.00
Municipal Court
1,400.00
12300000
Circuit Court
5,300.00
52300.00
Juvenile Court
12,000.00
1,000.00
Coroner
200000
200.00
Court House
5,900.00
6,250.00
✓
Elections"
900000
42200.00
✓
Special Accounting & Auditing ,
13,Y980000
2,100.00
Liability_ Compensation Insurance
750.00,
700.00 -
$750.00 R.
Total $
55, 600 .'00
612190.00 -
. R.
9612640.00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY:
Sheriff
13, 5GO.00
14, 345.00 --
County Traffic Officer
45,450.00
42900.00
Register of Deeds
92000.00
93,440.00
County Share & Cost of Fighting
Forest Fires
300.00
300.00
County Forest Ranger
2,.200.00
2,280-00
Total
2 9, 450-.00
312265,00
W
414
November 17, 1955
EXPENDITURES (Conttd.. me
� 1955 Recommended -
Appropriation for 1956
HEALTH, CONSERVATION & SANITATION:
Vital Statistics
100.00
100.00
Tri-County Sanatorium
332000.00
352-350.00
Patients at State & Other Co.
S anitoria
4 187.48*
,
12 243.44*
s
Conservation Fund
5,350.00
4,350.00
- R.,$5,350.00-
Public Health Nurse
7,960.00
92800.00
Total
502597.48
61,843.44
- R.
$64,843.44
EDUCATION:
County Superintendent of Schools
8,380.00
9,1201.00
Supervising Teacher
42800.00
5,100:00
Tuition Outside Training Schools
32000.00
22000.00
`J
County Agricultural Agent.
12,400.00
1311040.00
- R.
6-13,140.00
Aid to Common Schools
Z42150.00
247150.00
County School Committee
200.00
200.00
Vocational Education
-__>-
= -.-:
vR.
$200.00
i4rliscellaneous
- - -
--- -
- R.
49.50
Total
59,930.00
532610.00
- R.
$530959.50
CHARITIES & CORRECTIONS:
Welfare Administration
26,000.00
30,000.00
�
Outdoor Poor Relief
19000..00
19000.0.
v
Blind Pensions
10;800.00
102800/00
Soldiers: Relief
500400**
500.00**
Veterans Service Officer
49300.00
42500.00
Insane in Outside Institutions
19;624.16*
222517.53*
Jail & Sheriff Is Residence
42700.00
4,585,00
Industrial School for Girls
77.86*
77.14-_
.v
Industrial School for Boys
135.00"
499.29'�
Tis. Colony & Training Schools ...
_ '- 3,670::67
4,450.45*
Temporary Care of Dependent 'Chi.ldredn.*,
. -.-. 00..00..:... .:.
. 2ao -00
0: A. A."
380,000.00
350,000.00
Total Disability
112000.00
129500000
A. D. Co & Foster Homes
952000.00
88,000.00
Medical & Hospital O.A..A. & A.I.C.
40,000.00
55$000.00
�
State General Hospital.
39998.10``'`
21061.15`
State Orthopedic HospitalL
599,.75''
Wisconsin Child Center
1$87.86*
15,177.86*
Salvation Army..
200.00
200.00
Childrens Service Society
- - -
200.00
Total
6032193.40
589,313.17
*State Special Charges
"Not Under 1% Limitation for County Taxes
15
November 17, 1955
UNCLASSIFIED:
County Fair
Tax Deed lWork
Repairs to Tax Deed Property
Severence Tax Due State
.Contingency Fund
Social Security
Forestry (15% of Income)
Civil Defense
Total Maintenance
GENER! L GO VEP,N1,., ' T :
County Clerk
County Treasurer
Court House
Circuit Court
State ,1,-Lachine
District Attorney
County Court
EXPENDITURES (Cont?d.)
1955
Appropriation
14,400.00
3,200.00
250.00
12,000.00
62663039
1,.400.00
3,000.00
Total 402913.39
833,,404.27
OUTLAY
Total
PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY:
Sheriff
Register of Deeds
Traffic Officer
Total
EDUCATION:
County Superintendent
HEALTH, CONSERVATION & .SANITATION:
County Nurse
Sanatorium _- Resi Bence ~Kitchen
CHARITIES & CORRECTIONS:
Welfare Administration
Jail & Sheriff's Residence
Total
�P 85.00
700.00
12900.00
6.40*
2,691.40
1,375.00
1,375.00
500.00
22024.11
vie 2 , 524.11
350.00
350.00
Recommended
for 1956
11,530.00
3,200.00
250.00
10,000.00 ✓
32637.80
12550.00
300.00
30,467.80
8272689.41 - R. $829,488.9:
630.00 - R. $12630.00
12300.00 ✓
175.00
175.00
2 , 280.00
1, 6 5.5.00
150.00
12200.00
3,005.00
N 100.00 /
200.00
200.00
1,300.00,
6,885.00 - R.h71885.00
November 1721955
HIGM.-TA:YS :
County Bridge .Aid
Total Outlay
GRAND TOTAL -- EXPENDITURES .
EXPENDITURES (Cont'd.)
1955 Recommended
Appropriation for 1956
11,830.81 $ 14,405.78
182771 32 6,885.00 - R.$7288560C
8522175.4.59 8482980.19 - R.$8512779.69
REVENUES
GENERAL GOVERNIENT:
County Tax Levy (1%)
4
249,805.75
250,637.10
Tax For Soldier's Relief
500.00**
500.00**
Total
250,30 5.75
2512137.10
TAXES:
Income Tax for County
10, 500.00
14, 000.00
Occupational Tax
100.00
v
100.00
Tax Fees.& Penalties
113000.00
✓
15,000.00
Inheritance Tax for County
100.00
150.00
Utility Tax from State
52700.00
,/
162000.00
Forest Crop Tax from Districts
32400.00
✓
3,400.00
Total
'
30,800.00
482650000
FEES & COSTS:.
Forfeitures
- - --
✓ 23000.00
County Clerk's Earning
100.00
125:00
County Court Earnings
2.3200.00
1,300.00
Tit-unicipal Court Earnings
100.00
200.00
Circuit Court Earnings
500.00
�
500.00
Register of Deed's Earnings
4,000.00
✓
4,0000100
Sheriff's Earnings
200.00
200.00
Total
72100.00
8,325.00
LICENSES & PERMITS:
Dog Licenses
500.00
450.00
FINES, FORFEITS & PENALTIES:
Penal Fines Due County
1,7500.00
v
13000.00
County Traffic Ordinance
800,000
1,000.00
Total
22300.00
2,000.00
�"�` Not under 1% limitation for County Taxes
November__17,_19 55
REVENUES
(Contrd.)
1955
Recommended
Appropriation
For 1956
GIFTS & GRANTS:
State Aid - Sanatorium
11,749.84
✓ 5p 142733009
,T tt Blind
93720.00
9 2 780.00
t4 q4 Supervising Teacher
42800.00
`� 5,000.00
ft rr A.D.C. & Foster Homes
76,500.00
V 70,320.00
`� to O. A. n.
3582000.00
✓ 3302000,00
Ldedical & Hospital
14.2000.00
�+ 19,250 oOO
hlelfare Administration
16, 900.00
19, 500.00
r: qt Total Disability
9,350.00
10, 625.00
`t t4 County Nurse
12000.00
✓ 1,000.00
Total
y 5023,019.84
4802148.09
ALL OTHER GENERAL. REVENUE:
Refunds O.A.Ao - County Share
12800.00
12800.00 U
Gain on Sale of Tax Deed Property
33,000.00
52000.00
Interest on Bonds
42600.00
✓ 4,800.00
Sale of 7ood - F.C.L..and County Land
43,000,00
v' 402000.00
County Health, Immunization
850.00
- - -
County Fair - State Aid
22000.00
% 3,000.00
Couni,y Fair - Earnings
3,900.00
3,520.00
Sale of Plat Book
- - - -
150.00
592150.00
58,270:00
UNAPPROPRIATED CASH
- - -
- - - - R.$ 2,799.50
GRAND TOTAL
852,175.59
SP 848,980.19 - R.85Z,779.69
Respectfully submitted this 27th
day of October, 1955.
Signed: H. A.' REITEN
HERIELN HANSON
GE 0 RGE Iv1 L IN 0 SKI
RAYMOND I��� lll,,,SIOSER
CLARENCE L. OLSEN
C. 0. NELSON
Finance and Budget
Committee
R. e Revision by County Board
before adoption of Budget.
i;oved by J. 0. Anderson and seconded by H. A. Hanson
to amend the Budget Report,
changing the Budget Report to read
1956 Appropriation
for Conservation Cormittee,
$5,350.00. Motion Carried.
R,Ioved by C. 0. Nelson and seconded
by T. 0. Anderson to adopt the Budget as re-
vised. Roll call was as f oll'ows :
1a1ammoser; Barningham; Burlager; Buck; ]Rliszcz;
Bereksma; Reimer; Bernard E.
Johnson; Heglund; Desparois; Hoefling;
Stuart;.Pristash;
Bertieger; Herman Hanson;
s. 0. Anderson; C. 0. Nelson;'Elonen;
Lupa; Bonk; Tribovich;
Taipale; Pajala; Moore;
Ernest Ne is on ; H. A. Hanson
Weaver;
H. J. S.
Hanson;
Reiten; Malinoski; tglck;
418
H: T, Thompson, E. Swanson and Olsen; Total. 34 Ayes -
L'lotion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
RESOLUTION
Nays - None.
BE 1"T HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of ' Supervisors of Bayfield County, �;'lisconsin,
assembled in Annual session this 17th day of November 1955, that.there be and is hereby
levied against all the taxable property of Bayfield County, the. following items to -ait :
State Tax for Forest purposes under
Section 70.58 (2)
Common School Tax under _
Section 590'075
Soldiers, Relief
For all other items of the budget as
appears today in the sum of
1 mill levy for highway
Total
5,012.74
24,150.00
500.00
226,487.10
25,063.71
$281,213.55
Halvor Reiten
Lloved by-Iilammoser and seconded by J. 0. Anderson to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was as follows:
Idlarmaoser; Barningham;. Bur lager; Buck; Kliszcz; Beeksma; Reimer; Bernard E.
Johnson; Heglund; Desparois; Hoefling; Stuart; Pristash; Berweger; Herman Hanson; J. D.,
Anderson; C. 0..Nelson; Elonen;.Lupa; Bonk; Tribovich; Taipale; Pajala; 1)loore; Ernest
Nelson; H. A. Hanson; Weaver., H. J. S. Hanson; Reiten; Idalinoski; Wick; H. J.. Thompson;
A. E. Swanson and Olsen. Total.- 34 dyes - Nays, None. Motion Carried.
Moved by Tribovi ch and seconded by Bertveger that the next. meeting of the County
Board be on the Second Wednesday, (January 11) of January; 1956 at. 10:00 o'clock ii.I&
Lotion Carried.
The follo�ving Resolution was read:
R E S O L U T I O N
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County assembled this 17th
day of November, 1955, that the per diem and mileage be alloy%ied each member of the County
Board as listed below and that the Treasurer is hereby ordered to pay, such money and the
Chairman and County Clerk are instructed to issue an order for the amount of.such items
listed below;
Narm County Board Work Committee Work Total
Per diem - TKileage Per diem:7-1j -leage
Raymond J. blaruiioser $30.00 23.73 $ 53.73
f. C. Barningham 30.00
Stance Burlager 30.00
S. W. Buck 30:00
Walter Kliszcz 30.00
3.96 33.96
1.26 31.26
10.08 40.08
20.37 50.37
Onne Beeksma, Jr. 30.00
13.44 •43:44
November 17., 1955
anz
Count- Board
Work
Committee Work Total
Per diem -
Mileage
Per diem-IvIileage
Edward Reimer
30.00
13.02
43.02.
Bernard E. Johnson
30.00
18..06
48.06
Ernest Heglund
30.00
6.30
36.30
J. R. Desparois
30:00
14.28
44.28
.Frank,Hoefling
30.00
13.44
43.44
W. A. Stuart
30.00
9.66
39.66
Andrew J. Pristash
30.00
7.98
37.98
Joseph Berweger
30.00
10.92
40.92
Herman Hanson
30.00
9,.66
39.66
J. O. Anderson
30.00
19.53
49.53
C. 0. Nelson
30.00
18.48
48,48
Toivo Elonen
30.00
16:38
46.38
Joe Lupa
30.00
6.78
36.78
Ewald Johnson
20.00
11.76
31.76
Clarence Bonk
30.00
11.97
41.97
haul Tribovich
30.00
10.50
40 . 50
Jol]n. E. Taipale
20.00
10.64
30.64
Edgard Pajala
30.00
4.62
34.62
Ernest Idoore
30.00
19.53
49.53
Ernest Nelson
30.00
9.24
39.24
Ernest LaPointe.
20.00
3.36
23.36
John Boehme
20.00
3.36
23.36
Percy' l'leaver
10.00
1.68
11.68
Hiram Hanson
10.00
1.68
11.68
George 1VIalinoski
30.00
.42.
30.42
A. A.. Anderson
30.00
.42
30,42
Elmer Wick
30.00
.42
30.42
A. E. Swanson
30.00
.42
30 : 42
Hans J. Thompson
30.00
.42,
17, 42
C. L. Olsen
H. J. S: Hanson
H. A. Reiten
Helmer Moe
none 3.36
30 .0,0 5.04
3.36
35.04
1000.00
p 336.17
1336.17
30.00
5.04
35.04-
30.00
.42
30.42
1060.00
341.63
1401.63
Clarence L. Olsen
Moved by Tribovichand seconded by ldar:,anoser to adopt the foregoing resolution.
Roll call was as follows: Mammoser; Barningham; Burlager; Buck; hliszcz; Beeksia.;
Reimer; Bernard E. Johnson; Heglund; Desparois; Hoef ling; Stuart; Pristash; Berweger;
Herman Hanson; J. 0. Anderson; C. 0. Nelson; Elonen; Lup a; Bonk; Tribovich; Taiple;
Pajala; Moore; Ernest Nelson; H. A. Hanson; Weaver; H. J. S. Hanson; Reiten; 1Aalinoski;
Wick; H. J. Thompson; A. E. Swanson; and Olsen. Total 34 Ayes - Nays, None.
Iotion Carried.
Moved by 1A.'Tnaoser and duly seconded -to adjourn. Carried.
(Continued)
Clarence L. Olsen, County Board Chairman