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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
Our Judicial Matters.

In the Madison Patriot we find the
following choice moroccan, to which we
would call the attention Of some Repub-
licans in this Circuit:
The independent ball is rolling, -
The seventh Judicial Circuit is in the
field! 4 large and enthusiastic call of
nil parties is out for Judge Cate, insist
ING upon his being 4 candidate for re-
election in this Circuit. The Judge is
good sound, and reliable man. We
have been crcdibly informed that a
large number Of Republicans Of that
Circuit stand by Judge Dixon III his
late opinion, and at least one half Of the
Republicans viii support him and Judge
Gate, aud the Democrats will support
them to man. They condemn most
emphaticaIIy the nuliifying doctrine
held by the Booth branch Of the Re
publican party.
In the1Iilwaukee Ne57s, another Dem
ocratic paper, we notice call for I
Democratic Convention to nominate a
party candidate for Judge Of the Third
Circuit. The proprietv Of this course
in the 81 Circuit is not even question
ed by any paper Of either party but in
the Eth Circuit, ''the Independent ball
Is rolling !" exuItantly exclaims the in,
maculate leader Of Wisconsin Democ-
racy. Have We any Republicans who
are SO blind as rot to see the strata
gem The Sd Circuit is largely Dem
ocratic and it would not do to give the
Republicans show By taking an indie
pendent course. In this Circuit, the
Republicans are in the ascendancy, and
to pursue the time-honored policy Of
the Democrats to draw party lines
would elect a Republican. This would
still farther reduce their political
strength hence the inconsistent course
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
- In preparing editorial. we

In preparing editorial, we ac-
knowledge carelessness in constructing
sentences. The whole business Of the
ofiice-editorial, financial and mechan-
extraordinarily interrupted while wri-
ting, by both outsiders and employees
-conspire against a translucency in
giving expression to thoughts. Our
contemporaries are not slow in remind
ing us of this romissness. The last
Pinery contradicts our statement that
the call for 4 judicial Convention
''nleets with general appreciation. .
While there is room for question as to
the correctness Of the assertion, we de-
signed to have added, "among the
State Rights voters"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
Proceedings Of Board Of Supervise rs
Concluded.

Concluded.
FRIDAY, 30tl.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment. Supervisors all pres
ent.
A petition and RESPONSIVENESS from
Citizens Of Saratoga was laid over for
further consideration.
Bill Of John Ensign for Services as
Justice, and Constable fees was allow
ed at $e,95.
Bill of. H. Compton for Wood for
Court House, allowed at $3.50.
Bill Of w. B. Naylor fol Lamps for
Court House, allowed at 1915.
Bill! Of Antoine Dussault for saving
wood and cleaning ont Court Room and
jury rooms was allowed at 5000.
Bill Of J. X. Scarf Under Sheriff for
Services &c, allowed at s25 20.
Bill Of Thomas Z. Whitman for one
days services on Board Of Equalization
allowed at 81, so.
Bill Of T. D. Mosher for Services as
Constable in Case of Horner, allowed
at $500.
Bill of Hugh Brawley for Abstracts
allowed at 5000.
Bill of James L. Grandy for services
as Deputy Sheriff, allowed at SIS, 62.
Bill OIL. Kroner for registering mar
rage Certificates, allowed at $3.50.
Bill of"Wood County Drug Store
for Stationery, allowed at s4,OS.
Bill Of John n. Brundagc for printing
500 Redemption Certificates,
Amount claimed $1,000, allowed
$1,000.
1000 Declarations of Intentions amt.
claimed $4,000, allowed $1,000.
250C. Court Subpenas amt claimed
$50, allowed $500.
Official Canvass, amt. claimed $40
90, allowed $1,000.
Ordered, that the Clerk retain sl5,-
90 from the amount Of the Bill of John
n. Brundage, and pay the same to the
County Treasurer; being the amount
of an order issued to him, and paid by
the County Treasurer, he having re-
ceived Duplicate order, and having
received his pay thereon.
Bill Of ". B. Naylor for Services as
Sheriff, allowed at 5t4,89.
Bill Of Samuel Hiles for Services as
Deputy Sheriff, allowed at 1884.
Resoyyed-that all losses occasioned
by double assessments and mis- descrip-
tons of lands for the year 1857 & 1858
be sustained by the County, and that
the several Towns holding Scrip On
said doubly-assessed and mis-described
lands for those years be authorized to
exchange the same with the County
Treasurer for land certificates of cor
rect description, and that all rnis-des-
criptions for the ensuing year be charg-
ed to the County.
Bill of Grand Rapids for Pauper Ex-
penses, amount claimed s4I7,o9
Amount allowed saos,.s.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

~ pomeroy has left the State, hay
ing received a call from one Of the
leading n. Y. journals.-OyJord E;c-
press. @ a-7l
We have seen the above piece of in
formation boating about for some time,
and probably it wosld be as well (see-
ing Brick Is not here to do it himself)
to correct 1t. The last intelligence from
that worthy, described him as setting
type at Washington City, as n sort Of
recreation while he waited for Larabee
to get him something better.--M5k Sen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

A scene ofintense interest trans
pired in the House last Friday, on the
occasion of the vote for Speaker. A
coalition was formed between the Adj
'listratioE Democrats, and tie South 4 :
naericans on Smith, Of n. c., an Amer
lean. AS one after another Of the Dem
ocrats voted for Mr.. Smith, the excite
ment grew intense. At one time he
lacked one or two votes of an election,
bat some of the members changing
their votes, he was defeated. The vote
as announced stood: Sherman 1Oe,
Smith 112, Corwin 4, scattering 6; nee
essary to choice 115.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

Pun. Docs.-W are under obIiga-
tons to Hon Aug, Frank, N. G. from
New 7 ork, and Hon. C. H. Larabee oil
this State, for valuable public docu-
ments. Mr. Washbfrn is not entitled
to thanks. We are also indebted to
Hon. L. Hanchett, of our State. Senate,
and Hon. J. Philips, of the Assembly,
for like fayors.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
ygooa 60. Mass Convention.

W bOEa GO. MASS sSkagSEAEEJai.
A Mass Convention Of the Republicans in
Wood County will be held at Magnolia Hail in
Grand Rapids, on the 18th February, 1850, at
one o'clock P. NJ, to select two delegates to
attend the State Convention to be held in Mad
ison on the 29th February next.
The Central Committee would recommend
to the Republicans in the different towns in
Wood County, that they convene at the usual
places for such meetings on Saturday the 18th,
at O'clock P NJ, and choose delegates to at
tead the judicial Convention to DC holden at
PIa;niicld on the 10Th February, 1850. The
representation IS one delegate for every town,
exccps Grand Rapids, which is entitled TO two
delegates.
Dated Grand Rapids, Jan 9Th, 1850.
]. n DRUNDAGE,
Il. d. HALL,
. Il O. GARRISON,
\. ?. FUTILE,
II. II. HECOx,
Wood Co. Central Committee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
Wood Co. Taxes,
LAwRENCEBURGH, Ind.
Jan. Esd, 1860.


Dear Reporter:-I see by your col
umns that your County Board has been
cutting down printers bills, which I
think is not good economy; but if the
County Board arc so economical. I
think it is your duty to let the people
know what becomes OF the money, if
You are stiff in the Spinal Column.
am informed that the taxes in some
towns are as high as s5.44 on the for
ty, and in some other tows $500 on
the forty. By my map, / find that
there are % Townships in Wood Co.,
and, deductiug school sections, there
are sos sections, aud 1850 forty acre
tracts, which at So per forty, will raise
a revenue Of s5S, $40. Add the school
sections (Which, I am informed are
sold) at same ratio, will add 1921,
making $50, 564--and the personal
property tax will certainly raise the
amount FIVE thousand doll.rs, making
an aggregate of $4,000. Now, the
question is, what becomes of the mon
ey? The tax payers have Il right to
know, as the burden upon them is ire
mendous, and if the money is not well
expended, it will certainly be to the in
jury of the county; and III IN old fogy
country like this, it is a great mystery
what you do with so much money. A
fair distribution of it will give each
inhabitant $40. Let us know about it.
g neutrality-suspicious. has proven,
time and again, that persistence in
robbing the lahorer, especially so i'm
portant. an institution as newspaper,
is indeed poor economy. 1t discoura-
ges the publisher from risIing any
thing in the impro vem,nt of his sheet,
and energy and enterprise become to-
tally extinct, and the cIlicfadvocate Of
til: interests Of the county finally is
compelled to contain valedictory.-
But it is consoling to know that the
disposition to wrong us is confined to a
very few men in the county, and some
of them chance to be members of the
Board. Their bowling misleads the
well-meaning. This is the class that
give our friend cause for complaint.
At home they let road jobs to them
selves at their own figures, and then
come to town as members of the
County Board, and Judging other bills
by their own, jump at the conclusion
that they are too high and cut them
down to cost mark, after requiring a
notification under oath that the account
is ssiust and true" 1t is short sighted
policy, and they will sec it when their
spleen works off. ... ...
But friend G. is stwide of the rec
ord" He reckons too many acres as
entered. We can't state how many
acres are taxable, but we are certain
that he is too fast. Yet we will not
attempt to disguise the fact that mnch
stealing is going OIL among the towns.
But the County expenses are low. AS
a general thing, those who do any
thing for the county receive Slight re-
rem uneratlon. The large tax is not
for county expenses. Ia some towns
the town tax is twice as much as the
aggregate State, School, County and
Road tax; and we believe the solution
for this is as we have stated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

- Who can remember an equal
ent as occurring any previous winter,
i'll this latitude? At the South some
very severe weather is reported, and
never been known before. Is this in
dicativc of 4 tralsposition of zones.
bringing the balminess Of the ever
glades up by the side of lake Michigan,
and transferring the chill Of its waters
to these Of the Tombigbee? At all
events, sncl a continued period OF
spring-time during the winter months
is scarce within the memory Of the old
est inhabitant.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

s@The Wausau Wisconsin ne,l-
trail paper, is out in favor Hon. G. w.
Cate IS an independent candidate
We believe the editor is a Democrat.
and votes the ticket like strict party
man, and, when he can do so consist
emily as neutral editor, lie expresses
preference for Democrats. He is GER
tainly an anti State Rights man. Ex-
cuse enough, Club.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
WAUKEsHA, Jan. Fl.

Sheriff Bennett brought in lastn1gnt,
Sarah Jackson, ofNevon, who confess
ed to the burnineof the barn ofIhomp-
son Richmond, ofLishon, on Thursday
night last. The barn was 40 BY so tee.,
and contained horses, Is cattle, 40
sheep and lambs, 100 bushels Of wheat,
l 200 bushels oats, 2 carriages, and
lot of farming implements, which were
all DESTROYED. Loss s., goo. No insu-
rance. The woman is now in Jail.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
/. p. POWERS, Clerk.

- We notice n call in the last
Nansau Wisconsin,, for Hon. G. w.
Cate to become an Independent can
did>te for reelection to the Jydgeship.
We recognize q few Republicans on
the list. OF course, the Judge comes
down hanasonely--.ju just to suit those
from whom he expects votes. "Any-
thing stair III politics." is the motto
Of the Democrats.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

1t showed two inches last night,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-01-28

Iowa has chosen majority Of Cam.
eron delegates.
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