Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15
Meeting of the County Board of Superb

publicans.
Meeting of the County Board of Superb
sors.
Kenosha, Nov 18th, 1855.
The Board of Supervisors for the County OF
Kenosha, assembled at their usual place, and was
called 10 order by the Clerk, when the following
gentlemen answered to their names as called:
Eenosha-1st Hard, c. C. Sholes.
t - - ID Ward, Reuben Snifin.
30 Yard, Nelson Stebblns.
Soners-Isaac l.. Johnson.
Paris-James Russell.
Brigiton-Clapp Miner.
Hkfotiand-Don +. Herrick
Saiem--D. c. Burgess
Brist0l-Salmon Epson.
Pleasant Prairie-Robert L. Mari
Dos +. HERRICx, of Wheatland, was
unanimously elected Chairman of the Board.
Standing Committees As last year, and on mo-
ton of c. c. Sholes, the Committees were ap
pointed by the Chair.
County Buiidings-SniAin, Epson, Russell
County Poor-Marr, Stebbns & Miner
Iasiises & CanstabLeS BWs-Sholcs, Johnson ~
Burgess. Dbl,
Roads & To,rns-BurCess, Snittn Il Miner
assessment RoitS--StehbnS, Russell, x Bur
Uaus s. Mans-Johnson, Sholes & Narr.
II. II: DEMING was allow ed acct for postage
% cents The Clerk Of the Board presented the
subject Of fuel and suggested the warming the
Offices hy Goa! furnaces. On motion OF Mayor
SHOES the subject was referred to The Commit
tee ON County Buildings with instructions to
report.
Ga motion Mr. Johnson WIS excused fer alb
sence, being called to the Grand jury room
On motion sundry claims were referred to the
appropriate Com mittcc, whereupon,
On motion of Mr. Sholcs, the Board adjourn
ed TO o'clock, tomorrow morning.
Nov Il, 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The minutes were read and approved.
Sundry claims were presented and referred
The following sums were allowed:
Vim Peck for repairs on Cour. House, $50
J. / Ehc for su't advanced ioI wood, 81
On motion. Mr.. Stebbins was excused from
s.f,iug as chairman of the committee on assess
rent rolls and Mr. Sholes appointed in his
s.ace.
On motion, leave of absence was granted tc
NJ. Burgess.
On motion of Mr. Shocs, the hour OF meeting
was Fixed at O'Clock, 4 y.
As the several committees were not ready q
report, and much Of :he business being before
them,
On motion, the Board ADJOURNED.
~ fimoihv Fuiler pretty well known 70 aar Ico
pic here, and particularly to those who teS ~cc.
- No.. "a, NO. han,
doll .s..I our citizens on SutRo!a. eyeaiaG las
vie lecture Timothy aal j:-- completed p tern
OF service at Waopau, and his 4.t,a-o cmhr"ccd HI.
exrc7enee in thai service torcthc- V.h incidents o
his earlier H. erspersed with rau,.n- cc,...o' ia
ries ON men and things generally. y good audience
was present. which testified by .catcl pause
that Timothy was making decided hit. We hear,
several remark that it altogether the most inter
sstng lecture they had heard. Timothy asserts hi
desire aud parposc seek again the path of honest.
and walk therein and hopes his fellow men will eN
tend such generous confidence 10 him as will he'll
him 10 succeed hope which earnestly second
gg-Hay is quoted in the Milwaukee Scntine
L Vi Tuesday, at Sl4 to $40 per ton n that city
4 The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday, q@o;cs hay
at So to - per ton. Aremarkab.e difference il
I price between the two cities.
I In this city we learn that hay brings in tn,
I streets from 81 to 80. This is an cxtraordinar,
priee for this season of the year. aud rr are to.,
( tits having its effect ir bringing down the pre-
of stock Horses and cattle can be bought con
siderably cheaper than sev6ra! weeks ago.
~ The Circuit Court for kenosha County
Judge Doolittle presiding. is now in session II
this city. The most important case before II /
/ that between Kirkland and Morton of Massaehu
( scits involving the guardianship of q blind boz
before alluded to in this paper. The Grand Ju
~ had not been discharged VI TO Wednesta.
night
PAINFUL. ACCIDEXT-Wm G ergon, a Ger
man, a workman CT EIkinS Warehouse, had hi
ankle severely crushed by wheat ear on Fri
dav last He was walking before the ear hiel
was loaded with wheat, when his foot caught il
{ he Goorinr, and ne was thrown down, with HI
ank.s across the track. Unable to eStricate hi'
foot. the car ran on TO him before it could b
stopped, sadly crushing the bone and manghnI
the flesh, just above the ankle joint, DIR. Far
was called who took out the broken pieces OF bon