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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
Proceedings of County Board.
Grand Ranids Uis Joouorv 9th 10

Grand Rapids. Wis January 9Th 1877.
County Board met at Court House and ap
cali Present, Timm, Gordon, Freeman. Conuor
Hilcs, Fuller, Ray. McCarty. Edwards and Joy
10. Absent, Lyon. Rouhan. Moore, Grieyes
Reeves. Neeves Dawes and Rivers, s
ON motion Bond of l. J.. Mosher, Co. Treas.
to be forty thousand dollars.
BY Supv. McCarty, Resolved. That five moro
surities be added TO the Bond of said l. l.. Moshel
each Of which TO be worth four thousand dollars
Adopted, by following vote: Ave, Timm, Reeves
Freeman. Common, lilies. Fuller. McCarty and
JOY. s. Nay, Gordon and Edwards, .
Letter and petition of Eaton & Wadeigh read
by clerk. Motion made To lay said petition on
table, ufyd -rOce vote and chair not able To de
eide. Ayes and hayes being called for resulted
in 4 rejection of the petition. by following vote
Nay Timm, Freeman. lIles. Fuller and McCarty
5. Aye Reeves. Gordon. Edwards and Joy. 4
Common not voting. Motion by Sup'v. Fuller
that said petition be accepted. Lost BY follow:
ing vote: Nay Reeves. Gordon. Conner. McCarty.
Edwards and Joy. 8. Aye Lyon, Timm, Free
man, Hiles and Fuller, 5.
Sup'Y McCarty called 10 the chair.
SnP'v Hiles then gave his views on Wood
County Tax Certificates.
Motion by Snp'v. Lyon that the petition OF
Eaton q Wadleigh be accepted, excepting the
tax of 1879, Carried
Final report of EXEC. Treasurer Dutruit read
by the clerk.
On motion. chair To appoint committee OF
three To examine and report upon the ES-Treas
urers report and his accounts.
Letter from Mr.. Giles read By the clerk, in re-
iation to county Homesteads, dc.
o. motion, sheriff ordered to prohibit Mr.
Huban from cutting timber on lands mentioned
in said letter.
Offer of c. f. WhippIe stated by clerk, to-wit:
10 tak all county lands in Saratoga and Grand
hapids ST s. per forty On motion the matter
was referred 10 sn2'v's McCarty and Timm.
bll OF ~iHEehagc 70, Court exp Ss9o.tS laid
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
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A Chicago divine few sabbaths
ago said that no true woman would es-
CIR let man put on her shoe. That
divine spoke the truth. A woman who
will consent to have her ankles fun
bled by one of those sprlghrly COW
lick brainless tolderols who pride them
selves upon the ability 10 hold WON
an captive for an hour in a shoe store
ought to 60 where she belongs, Why
can't girls act as clerks in shoe estab,
lishments ?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

THE RESULT in the state cannot be
other than gratifying to Republicans.
The off cial count was finished last week
the official vote having been fully re-
ceived at the State Department.
Smith receives rs, 753, Mallory 20, 4S2;
Smiths majority S,271. Guenther's
majority over Ringle for State Treasu-
rel is 1869, Whitfords majority over
Soaring for Supt. Of Public lnstrnc-
ton i 3,14S Allis received &c, 1913
votes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

Bill and proposition of Rose Provansel Tor
500 allowed at $50.
ed in full.
The following resolution by Sup,y- Conner was
adopted: Resolved. That the road commencing
at the :. f corner of Sec. -. %. 4, ranning
south on the section line between Sec. and in
"a. l. to the s. f. corner of see. in town y. A.:
i hereby declared county road for the purpose
III previous session Of this Board. and that the
said road be transferred back to the several
towns which il passes through, after the said ap-
preparation Is expended.
On motion adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ.
January 10th. 1871
FL. WOOD,
County Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
OLD ENGLAND has had o tremend

OH ENGLAND has had tremend.
Gus wedding. The Duke of Norfolk,
alias Henry Fitzalon Howard cement
ed himself to Lady Flora Hastings. on
ly last " ednesday week Its an aw,
full thing to marry in style, Ito put on
the matrimonial harness after the form,
of circus. These two good peopls
and Mr.. Howard is spoken of as a
very exemplary and intelligent gentle
man, while we have no doubt that
Miss. Hastings is equally Intelligent
and no doubt very estimable lady
were fairly smothsred with good clothes
and ornamental paraphernalia while a
score or more of the scions of royalty
in royal harness aud jeweirY that
ghone ike a lantern in hay loft
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

Hon WYMAN SPO0NER, ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor of Wisconsin, ard one
of the noblest and purest men in the
state, died at his home IN Walworth
Co. on Sunday the 18th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

lilies Roll called and quorum present..
The following was accepted. sale 81 1874
Sec. 1. r.. Cor tax of 1873
s ss ne ne 81 u 100
ne re 81 "a f2Oo
81 "a 1900
Total at face, $500
VIM. Fraser the owner OF above lands offers to
pay the sum of S24. in full, az a voluntary re-
demptiOn of above lands.
Dated Grand Rapids, Jan'y nth; 1877;
Bill of j. y. Brundage Nov. 18th, 1876, for
Sa6i 80 on motion reconsidered
EX-Sherif Case sent for TO explain certain
items in laid bill.
On motion bill referred to Finance Committee.
Motion by sup v. McCarty. seconded by Ray.
That the proceedings of thi. Board be published
| no more. Carried.
| The following was read by the clerk:
Wood County Circuit Court,
J. Edwards Il Thos. B. Scott against The Town
; of Sigc.
Judgment for cost, dockcted May 18th, 1875,
| for the sum of Sl25.96. We Offer to receive the
amounts of the above judgment in tax crrtih-
Gates held by the county on lands in town OF
Sigel for sales of 1874 1875 aid 1876. which are
subject to the same Illegally shown in the above
suit. and TO redeem the certificates taken by
the owners of the land, that they could not
| afterwards be di' puted
| Dec. 4th, 1876. PowRs & BR,Gas.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Motion by Supv Dawes; To reconsider tbs
| Resolution Of the morning session for specisl
tax Of $500 for Bridge pul pUses-Carried.
| Z
above propas tion of Powers & Briggs. On mo-
ton "a d proposition accepted.
J BY sup az irty: Resolved, That special
! tax of SJGjU be levied Tor Wood County Bridge
purposes '-amendcd by Supv Joy-To make
the amount 5000 Tor general bridge purposes :;
amendment 10 amendment by Sup'v Edwards to
make it Il Wood County Bridge Fund. Edwards
amendment TO the amendment iwas adopted by
| the following v0tc--Aye Lyon. Iimm. Joy. Ron
han. Gordon, lilies. Dawes. MCCarty and Ed
wards9, Nay, Beeyes. Freeman, Fuller snd Ray
=.
! BY Supv. Reeves Resolved the sum of eight
thousand dollars, now in the hands of the Coun-
~ Treasurer, be and is hereby appropriated and
, set apart for the purpose of building Wood
| County Bridge"
Adopted,
BY Sup'v. Reeves-Resolyed. That the chair
| appoint committee of mem bers OF this Board
and the Clerk TO procure plans and specltica-
lions, fora Howe Truss Bridge. and they shall
advertise for bids 10 build the same. said bids to
be opened in presence of the Board AZ its next
mseting the 23d inst. Adopted,
! Bill OF j. Arnold Illegal Tax, 1881, allowed
in full.
Letter of Clinton Bridge Company read by
clerk.
Cnairman Hiles appointed Sup'v's Reever, Joy
and Kay as Il bridge Committee
The Bridge Committee instructed to fad out
at whic. point (eithcr between Huntingtons and
DIR. Writers, on the old bridge site, al the foot
of Drake Street, Bridge can be constructed the
cheapest.
Sup't. Lyon called to chair. and Sup'v Hiles
made an explanation and proposition TO the
Board of his tax matters.
On melton MIR. fIilcs proposition rejected.
GA mstion adjourned until the 3 day of Jan
uary, 1871.
FL WOOD,
County Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29


Thus FROM the Madison Democrat
is pretty good photograph of the re-
publican journalists who went straying
after false gods during the recent cam
paign The republican grecnbacker
will, In the years to como feel much
as good old mother Eve telt when she
was looking around after that fig leaf,
and as she felt We reckon, after she
had donned the new costume.
The republicans who strayed off af-
ter Sam Carey and Mr.. Allis, during
the late lamented campaign, are hus-
thing back to the old CRIB, now that it
Is soon to be filled with fodder, with a
tremulous prayer for forgiveness upon
their lips. 1t is amusing to watch
these fellows standing. like the Peri at
the gate Of Eden, disconsolatc. The
Hon. Myron II McCori comes steal
ing back like whipped canine, while
the Neenah Gazette edited by a post
master and whilom rampant green
hacker, can't get back fast enough.
Both of these journalists talked moth
ing but Sam Carey's speeches during
the fall, and abused the republican
party roundly for pretending to enter
tain hard money ideas. But seeing
very costly campaign. had been en-
phatically repudiated by the people of
the state, they came hurryins back to
kiss the foot that kicked them It's
all right to crawish of course, and it
affords raro fund of amusement.
BRo. MCCoRD, of the Lincoln Co.
Adoocafe, who had greenback pustules
awful bad during the recent campaign.
publishes in his paper of last week the
following conSratulatory letter from
Hon. + p Allis:
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 9, 1877.
Hon. H. H. NcCord, Jenny, Wis.
My DEAR SIN I have the official
report of Lincoln county. Please con-
yey TO the People my hearty thanks
for this noble endorsement of our holy
cause. | believe am correct when
assure them that had the rest of the
State stood as firmly to its conviction
as LINCOLN county, our ticket would
have been triumphantly elected The
result, however, is an emminent sue
cess, and our victory next time is sure.
Yours truly,
EDw =. ALLIs.
Mr.. Allis intimateS that the intelli-
gent voters Of the state voted contrary
t. their convictions Of duty, in other
words chat they were dishonest in the
exercise of the dearest right vouch-
sated to them 1t strikes us that this
is pretty bold charge to bring against
about one hundred thousand men who
are supposed to be wise enough to know
what IS for their better interests and
VINO very naturally exercise com
nendable discretion in the exercise oil
the elective franchise. 1t is clearly
obvious that had the rest of the state
voted as Lincoln County did, the state
would have gone overwhelmingly fol-
Mr.. Allis. Any fool can see that such
would have been the result, for Lin
coin County gave Mr. Mallory Is votes
Mr.. Smith 81 and Mr. Allis 1863 Mr.
Allis must either admit that he ha,
presented a proposition which the av.
eragc idiot will at once admit without
study, or that he has charged the
great bulk of The people with dishon,
esty in the exercise of right as sacred
Rs life. We think it were better Al.
lis had loft tbat lattnr unwritran
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
helped on the solemn farce. No doubt

helped on the solemn farce. No doubt
had the wind been favorable, we, poor
plebians on this side the big water
could have smalled musk and other
perfumes akin to Limberger till We
couldn t rest as the saying GOES
The loving couple, it is reported Jy
coJle, duly prepared themselves for
the ceremony. Instead Of swinging
on the front gate and munching pep
permint drops, they got down to bust
ness, in confning themselves in dark
rooms. crucifying their apnetites witt.
bread and butter and bologna rather
than partake of a square meal of 'bilcd
, vittles. > We pity Hank, poor fellow,
we fear he thought he was in for it
for ths cable says, and the cable
| don't lie, only on the bottom of ths
| ocsan-that he shut himself up 70,
three days for meditation and possibly
prayer. Poor Hank, He probably
asked himself "How suon will [ be
bald hcadcd?" "How soon will | be
an attenuated scion of royalty with
sores onto me?' And then they did
not write any love letters, sweet
scented missive was permitted. He
didn't call her "My darling Flora.
and she never enjoyed the felicity OF
"halloing" from the chamber window
Hello Hank" No, everything was
rs systematic rs a steam engine. Bah.
We wouldn't give ce.t to be hitched
in the royal English style, Give us
the plain yankee pumpkin-p ie-ani bak-
ed-beans order of matrimonv. and roy
atty may go to thunder. Hank, it is
reported, has an income of 81, 100000
in gold which will do till they can get
into some paying business
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

For THE first tilns in sixteen years
the democracy have obtained control
OF the Y. ) Senate, aud the loyal PEG,
pie OF the nation including many dem
ocrats will have the spectacle present
ed of band of politicians including
one or more murderers and assassins
framing laws for honest men to obey.
Senator s Patterson Of South Carolina
and Conover Of Florida have gone ov.
er to the democracy which, with the
absence of Sherman and Blair and
the death of Morton gives the democ
racy majority of two The object
of the democracy is to seat the assas
sin, Hamburg Batter, and if possible
Spotford instead of Kellogg as the
Louisiana representative. With this
accomplished the modern democracy
with its blood stained hands will build
the laws which loyalty must abide by.
seating the assassin Butler, the de-
mocracy will have complete working
! majority and the ire of an unconouered
South will be visited upon the nation.
Many are disposed to blame Patterson
and Conover, and surely they have be-
trayed the trust rcposed in them but
1t must be remembered that they re-
side in the conciliated South that all
they have is at the mercy of the
White Leagues and KuKlu1. and to
abide in their political faith is to bring
down upon their heads all the wrath
OF Il people who have been half whip
ped, and who have been recently con
cjijdied in horn. 4 man will give
much for his life and rather than be
come pauper by the destruction O.
property en- toto, the average man viii
make great sacrifices, even of princi
pie. In just this situation Messr.
Patterson and Conover are placed
The strong arm Of the government
will not protect them nor theirs. Sci
preservation tells them to do coward,
acts and they obey.
The position at Washington is thu
fruit of the pacifcatory policy of the
administration We have beheld thu
blossoming, we are now rtaping tn,
fruitage. The Southern War Democ
raey have won the day, and loyalty i
at discount.
In the House a shameful spectacl,
is presented The few remaining Grip
pied soldiers on duty have been dis
charged, and cx-confederates have
their positions All that was gained
by the war is being thrown away by
a tPolicy' which means death to Re
publicanism. Cancellation is farce
and it is time the Prcsi dent saw it
and rang down the curtain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

The old contested claim of w.
B. Naylor against the W. V. r. r.
Company was settled last week by Mr..
Mayor receiving, as ."r~.".-l,
the sum of $3.50. Now, Naylor,
buy the apples.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
Buy yCuI. Tickets and
ship y-OuI. Freight
by tho
Houston ard Texas Central R'v,

The following Offices and Agents hsrttesn
established by this Company where infor -
tion u ay be had concerning rot only the n. L
L. c. Railway, bat Texas generally.
F. l.. MANCHFSTEr, Easfn Pass. Aren't.
All Broadway. y. y.
Gen. j. b. ROBERTSON Pss. & Immigr.tis.
Agent liz NorlF Third Street. St. Louis. No.
street Cbica GO. jill.
NICK HOLMES, suth east'n Ast, Eo. mr.
nett House Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. K. COFFIN, southern Pass. ACT, Chatts-
nooea. Tenn,
Information may also he had at the Assnsiss
of the NJ. X. & 7. Railway. in New York :,
Chicago Cincinnati Hannibal and ST. Louis.
j. WALDO,
Gent Pass. & Freight Act, Houston. Texas
A I'll. SWANSON,
Gen1 Supt Houston. Texas
clan THINGS TO THE AFFLICTED
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Chicago & Northwestern RailW2v

Time Of del arturo Of passenger Trains from
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the 500 p
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State Of Texas.

il gives 10 the Passenger view Of the Gr.saHt
scenery. FineSt Agricultural Dietrct and Irsst
Grazing Grounds of The West.
It, Passenger and Freight Trains are surra,s-
ed by mons in the state. Pulmxns Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars i.avs Saint
Louis daily via he NJ. X. Il t. R'y ut A. X
and Sedalis at 6:23 ?. Nj, running through 10
Dcnifon. sherman, Dslias, Hearne, Anstin snl
Houston without change. Connections 10 slss
made ut Sherman with the Texas and FAsiAs
R'y for the above named points.
The COZ nections of this Road with ths n. 4.
K I. at Denson for st. Louis, Hannibal, Cbisa
go, Fort Scott. Kansas City and all psintA
North and East with the T.1as Pacific Z
Sherman for It. Louis. Cairo, Mem hi.. SID all
points East and South East. and NJ Houston
with the q. II. S. A. for San Antonio, the . IL
x ii. for Galveston. the Texas y. Orieanr ky,
for Beaumont, Orange, etc: the Morgan and
Mallory Steamships for all points on the Calf
and ttlantlc coasts, and the Liverpool Tsxss
Steamship Line to Liverpool, Havre and other
European cities perfect. while its freedom
from du and heat on account of the nature Of
the soil and the open prairie country over uhish
it passes, with its cooling sea breezs, plsa,ant
scenery Of broad prairies, beautiful grover.
well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn, small
grain. nd fruits, render il especially desirs bic
and advantageous to travellers and shippers in
4arsrY On - n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
T. j. WOOD,
County Clerk.
January 10Th. 10 O'Clock A. NJ.

January 10th. 10 o'clock \. NJ.
Board called 70 order, SupT. Hiies in chair.
Roll called and quorum present Sheriff or
drrcd 10 compel the attendance of the absent
members AT a second roll cali quorum being
present proceeded TO business.
Chair appointed Sup'v'- iteeves. Ray and Free
man. a. Il committee 10 investigate eX-Co- Treas
urer IIutruit : accounts.
Bond of l. l.. MOshcr Co. Treas. accepted.
Resolution BY clerk. adopted. AZ follows;
Gentlemen of the Co BoaLd of Supervisors. by
consent of chairman Nccves, Snpv. Timm and
other member of This Board disposed OF sev,
,ral iorties of county land in the Town OF drand
Rapids for $40 per forty giving quit claim deed
and retaining all tax ccrIiucatcs:
Therefore BE it ordered by this Board that the
sale of Co Lands in the Town of Grand Rapids
by the Co. Clerk at $40 per forty is hereby rati
fed and the clerk ordered To cancel all tax ccru
flea es in his hand on said lands.
Bill OF l.. +. Kellogg. Clerk of supreme Court
Sll. Is allowed
Opinion OF Dist Attorney Gaynor, a. follows
Grand Rapids. Wis. Jany 9th. lS''
To the Board of supervisors of Wood County
Gentlemen:
| The accounts of j. Y. Brundage for printing
dated Nov 18th. 1916 and amounting 10 S264.3J
and the account OF j. &. Ingrah"m. dated Dec
4th. 1876. amounting To $3.50 have each seei
examined BY me. | do not find any rates charg
ed ia either Of said accounts that exceed the rates
allowed by law.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
7 OuW Points.

and offers the Best Routts. or Quick Tine
with more Comforts, better Accommodations sas
Greater security than AIRY other Line. Psssir
through the Richest and Most Beautiful per
tiopy rF he rrcat
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
JOHN 4. GAfNON,
Dist Atty for W God Co.
y; all in full

Bill of j. f. lngraham & Co. for printing
SIS IS, referred 10 Dist Atty.
Sup'v's Conner and Rivers come in and sup V.
itivers excused by chairman.
John Turner was permitted to speak before
the board: and made the following proposition:
Mr. John Turner, Attorney for HaZelton
DGcring of Columbus, Wis proposes 10 me
Board to nav to the County the amount assessed
for State county, County School. County Bonds:
and County superintendent Tax and the road
tax of 1875 assessed for the years 1872, 1873 1874
and lS15 ON the lands described in the schedule
iled without interest costs, on all sale certln-
Gates held by the county on said lands, II the
county will accept tine same ana authorize the
county clerk to cancel said certincates.
On motion Of Sup'v Ray, Mr. Turner's pr"po-
sition accepted.
Bill of john Turner for Deed and illegal tax
cert Acates. allowed.
Sup V Edwards stated the facts about his tax
matters and ON motion the clerk was ordered TO
instruct the Treasurer 70 comply WIN the propo
sition of Eaton < Madlcigh. accepted Jan'y 9Th,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29
fund.
On motiea adjourned until O'Clock P NJ.

? O'Clock p. NJ. January 18th. 1877.
Board called TO Greer by cha5Fmau. pro tenn,
lilies. Roll called and quorum present.
The following was accounted sale ef 1874
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-29

S-This paper is kept file in the office OF
J.. r. Booth, General Eastern Agent. Chicago j
North Western Railway, 41j Broadway. New
York City Oar friends, when in New York.
are cordially invited 10 call In ana read it at
any time. They will always be welcome