Wisconsin Supreme Court March 3, 1885 (City of Port Washington v. Town of Saukville)
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United States · · · 03-03-1885
Taylob, J.
This action was brought to recover the value of provisions and other necessaries furnished by the-city to certain persons while residing in said city and alleged to have been paupers. The claim made by the city was that the legal settlement of such paupers was in the town of Saukville, although they actually resided in said city when the necessaries were furnished.
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