County Board session opens with new tax payer changes
The Home Department reports on the first session of the new County Board. It notes firm intent to reform taxation, discusses a proposed state road route 35 miles shorter than the old, and mentions a thermometer record project. It also lists planned bridges, local politics, and notes on local services and businesses in Marathon and Wausau areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Ta Vinsten
Streee
Wane
Marathon County
Trok
Marathon County Board adjourns and orders road tax actions
The Marathon County Board of Supervisors met January 13 1862. They adjourned to January 14 and selected Jacob Puff as chairman. They approved labor payments for county road work and adopted an order nullifying prior road tax orders from Mosinee to Rib Falls and from Wausau east to Kamoreux. Treasurers are instructed to suspend special road taxes and refund any collected amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausac
Board of Supervisors
Marathon County
Jacob Paff
A. W. Smith
Jacoh Paff
Jacob Puff
A.W. Smith
John Wook
DL. Plumer
John Semmer, Jr
Peter Till
John Semmer
Bown
B. Brett
Stevens’ Point
Eau Claire
SY. Schwarz
Burd
Uhr Board of Supervisors
County of
Marathon
Board of Supervisory
Mosinee
Rib Falls
Danny
Wausau
Wim
Kamoreux
Imhereby
Watesau
County Board adopts Civil War relief pay order
Marathon County Board of Supervisors passes an order dated January 14 1862 to pay volunteers families two dollars monthly per child under fourteen with affidavit requirements and a table of eligibility, repealing prior pay orders and setting payment via Clerk of Supervisors. The board also approves publication arrangements with Central Wisconsin and Marathon County Record for proceedings and fixes the County Superintendent's salary at 300 per year with audited accounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Week
Board of Supervisors
County of
Marathon
United States
Marathon County
Board of
Sgawic
Central
Wisconsin
Proviven
Centre Wisconsin
Central Wisconsin
Manaraon County
Manathon
W. V. Lamoreux
Petar
R. P. Manson
D. W. C. Mitchell
Gine Dite
Allust
Clerk County Board
Marathon Co
Died at Camp Utley Raeie in 36th year of age
Died at Camp Utley Raeie on the 17th from inflammation of the lungs A WPBERY aged 35 and a member of Lyon's Tinery Battery of Flying Artillery Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM Presbyterian Church Deceased leaves a wife and one child The body transported by his brother Jackson Venm to Raeie for burial The rest of the text includes unrelated camp dialogue and a quip about a turkey with Col Billy Wilson referencing a recruit
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Camp Utley
Raeie
A. Wpbery
Bia Aga
Presbyterian Church
Lyon
Tinery
Jaxen
Degasaed
WAR DEPARTMENT ACTIONS AND SMARTING NEWS
Reports from France and the blockade outline contracts used by states against orders. Gen. Thomas reports Zollicoffer attacked near Webb's Cross Roads and both sides suffer casualties as rebels retreat. Gov. Curtin seeks eight regiments and one cavalry for an expedition to the Southern coast amid war-wide manpower shifts.
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the Tribune
New York Volunteers
Morgan
War Department
New York
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Manassas
Great Britain
France
United States
M. Thouvenal
Lord John Russell
England
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Home Department
Hell Que
Teye
Hanilend
Cuannes Mesvaincen
Topia
Monlay
Toro
Sarrin
Ani
Mussenger
Mordigan
Musiner
Marathon Sity
Stib Foils
Jenny
Movview
Dells
Kay
Claire
Wes
Lamoreux
Wonsist
Homy
Sarathoy County
Cros Thy
Van
Ar D. Write
Jas. Sicaris
Pinery Battery
J. B. Primsure
Stevonn’ Point
Wausau Hes Now & Drug Store
Pancock
Panornin
Panovik
Ros
Anenvirisa
Anustrono
Pinery
Lyons
Buttery
B. Risdox
Wanenu
Gorreetet
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of
Turkey
Billy Wilson
Kentucky
Zollicoffer
Peyton
THE
Dipatch
Sumter
Potomac Army
Stanton
Jan
Jackson
Third Streets
Wausea
Crockery
Augers
Grindstones
Sasit& Glass
E. Ke
Wasaso
Tra
BRY Goods
Colles Mills
Parcher Fat
Wausaw
Beem Plesee
R. E Parcerr Wane
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