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Wood County Budget Revisions And Poor Farm Report 1889
Wood County Wisconsin adopts tax levies totaling 19000 for county tax and 800 for superintendent salary with 125 for stationery. A county relief levy of 432.70 is approved. Salary recommendations for county officers are debated and amended with board approval. The poor farm report praises superintendent James Gibson, details livestock, crops, expenses, and per diem costs, and urges inspection.
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Wood County
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
M. R. Hansen
V E. Nasu
U. A. Arnold
C. Brices L. Warp
Board of Supervisors
Wasconsin
T. E. Nash
Connor
Finance Committee
Mangold
Hooper
Frank Pomainville
Ash
Davis
Kuntz
Nash
Superintendents of Poor
Poor Commissioners
Board of Supervisors of
Commissioners of Poor
County Poor Farm
James Gibson
Ate Tol
Walter A
Nash & Jones
Cabbiy
Dusholy
Ly Wells
County Board
Wiscoin
P. N. Curistensin
A. B. Corey
P McCautey
Commissioners of the Poor For Wood Co
County Board of Supervisors
Weed County
J. €. Davis
Committee On Claims