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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-11-28
FREEMAN III. LORD.
JOHN MURPHY.
ANDREW JENsON,
IRA j. SMITH,
N a NELSON.

Committee on Equalization.
We certify the foregoing to be the Equali1a-
tion of all the real and personal property in the
several towns, villages and cities in the County
of Pierce for the year 1889. as made by the
Board of Supervisors oe said county at the an
nual session November Ii 1889 WARNER
Chairman Board Supervisors Of Pierce Co., Wis.
j b. } ENS0N County Clerk.
On motion the same was accepted
and adopted. The bill of d. Rice for
services on soldiers relief committee.
amount S22.04, was presented to the
board. On motion the bill was allow
ed less $40 and placed on the sched-
ule of accounts at 1894. Sup Jen-
son reported Mrs Ii A. Hall, a de
pendent ex-soldier's widow RS entitled
to aid at the hands of the soldiers re-
lief commission Sup Ridgman re.
ported Vim Spriggle and family of G
persons entitled to aid at the hands OF
said soldiers relief commission.
A recess was taken until 1870
o'clock this evening.
The beard again assembled; roll
called; full board present The spe-
cial order for this evening was taken
up and read to the board. 1t was
moved that the substitute to the rese
luton relating to changing the system
of taking care of peer be adopted
Ayes and noes called for, The sub
stitute was rejected by Is noes to Il
ayes, as follows: Ayes-Sups. Bascom,
Wethern, Cooney. ThorsOD. Murphy,
McGray, Dill, Klose, Ballard, Foster,
Lord, Smith, II; Noes Sups Place,
Nelson, Jensen. Ridgman, Walsing-
ham, Lewis, Morse, Lynch. Foley,
Gourley, Nugent, Persons. Chairman
of the Board, I3. The original reso-
luton as introduced by Sup. Nugent
was then discussed. 1t was moved
and seconded to adots the resolution.
Ayes and noes called for The reso-
luton was adopted by 10 ayes to 6
noes. Ayes-Sups Baseom. Wethern,
Cooney, Place, Nelson. Jensen. Thor
son, Murphy. McGrsy Dill, KlOse,
Ballard, Lord, Lynch, Foley, Gourley,
Nugent. Persons and Chairman OF
Board. 10; Noes-Sups. Ridgman.
WaIsingbsm. Lewis, Foster, Morse,
Smith, 6. Sup. Foley reported o. P.
Davis, an ex Union soldier, to be en-
titled to aid at the hands of the sol
diers' relief commission. David W
Hill was reported by Sup. Persons for
the same purpose. The following was
offered. aud On motion accepted and
adopted:
Resolved, By the Board Of Supervisors OF thu
County Of Pierce, That the Agents of the Poo
be and they are hereby authorized and directed
to take such action as IN their judgment th'
care of John Nelson family in town OF Sprinl
Lake may require.
SAID family are at present afflicted
with leprosy. The County Treasur
er's report was then read to the board
and referred to Finance Committee.
Concluded meat tccek.
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NJ NpGEST.
On motion the business relating to
the change of peer system. LAID over
until this morning, was made special
order for this evening at half past Z
O'clock.
A recess taken until 2 o'clock P. NJ.
At 2 o'clock the board again met; roll
called; full board present. The
following resolution was offered by
Sup. Thorson:
whereas, The town Of Martell has been
com PEELED to eSpend a large amount Of money
on bridges lately built across Rush River; and
whereas one Of these bridges Is located on Rush
River on e section line between sections
and IL OF Martell. along which said section line
a committee from the County Board OF super
visors of Pierce county laid out and established
a highway during the year 1870, which highway
and bridge the town of Marteil has since been
compelled to keep IN repair az az expense mad
equate compared with the benefits derived by
sad towr from the use Of said highway; and,
whereas said town of Martell Is 1t the present
time ia debt owing 70 ne o9,Ia'Pg ana f con- q
| il resolved by the Board OF Supervisors OF the
County OF Pierce, that there De ana rs HEREBY
appropriated TO the town OF hartell the sum Of
$3.50 to aid said town IN payment OF lts lndeot-
edness on account OF bridges.
llOSk DIV Id HUGS " - - W
lows: Ayes-Sups. Warner, Place,
Nelson, Jensen. Ridgman, Thorsou
and Nugent Z; Noes-Sups. Bascem,
Wethern, Cooney. Walsiugham, Mur
ply, McGray. Dill. Klosc, Ballard
Foster, Morse. Lord, Smith. Lynch
Foley. Gourley aud Persons. Is.
The following we're then adopted'
Ellsworth. Wis. Nov. IS. 1882.
Resolved, By the Board Of Supervisors o
i Pierce County. That there be and IS hereby ar
/ propriated to the County Superintendent 0
/ schools the sum Of two hundred dollars for th'
current year for stationery and incidentals, a
| provided by Law. u w m
Resolved. By the Board Of Supervisors of Ih'
County Of Pierce, That the committee on road
| appointed by the chairman Of this board at tbi
| session, be and they are hereby authorized Z
| exercise all the powers mentioned in "sub-di
/ vision county roads" chapter 81 Of the revisei
| statutes Of Wisconsin for tue year is9e and law
/ amendatory thereof. That said Committee :
1 appointed as aforesaid shall report its doings i
fun as such committee 70 the County Board 9
4 Pierce County at its annual meeting in the yea
1880.
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Far better than the harsh treatment
of medicines which horribly grippe the
patient and destroy the coating of the
stomach. DIR. j. II. McLean's Chills
and Fever Cure by mild yet effective
action will cure. Sold at SD cents a
bottle at Phoenix drug store.
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Southwestern Points

Are best reached via The Burilng-
ton . Double daily train service to
st. Louis, Rock Island, Kansas City,
st. Joseph, and close connections made
At these points with diyerging lines,
Buy your tickets over 1.-The Burling.
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All Stove Upl

Stoves of all descriptions and var
jeties-both coal and wood heaters, at
prices that defy competition, at john
son & ElertSon's.
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a NQw deal

"The Burlington" always DESTROYS
to give its patrons the best service,
has put on another train to st. Louis
making connection for all Southwest
ern points. No other line offers equal
accommodations.
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LINE

between these principal cities, the Chicago &
Northwestern system Of lines composed Of the
Chicago. ST. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, Chica-
r, ( Northwestern and Fremont ElkhOrn q
Mo. Valley R'ys-(all advertised as The North
western Line, , trav,rses a rich and populous
country. and offers the quickest means Of reach
fnr all the large towns or villages in the terrific
~ interseeted by IT, Btfore selecting route,
travellers should get folder, with map Of this
line. and they Will quickly see the advantages
offered All particulars, with maps and time
tables. may be obtained at any station, or write
T. W. TEASDALE,
GeE'I Pass. Agent, st. Paul.
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c. Y. Denniston being by me first duly 1worn
depos, IS and says, that the above and foregoing
staten ent of account is correct and is justly due
him a. nd that no part thereof has been paid.
G. Y. DENEISToE.
Sub scribed and sworn to before me this oath
day october, A. d. 1889.
H. l.. HUMPHREY,
Notary puhlic CrOix ca. Wis
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TREE AGENTS WANTED
TOSellIlardy Fruit Trees On Commission

IoSell Hardy Fruit Trees On Commission.
We want local agents throughout the northwest
TO sell our Ironclad Fruit Trees. No varieties
sold that will not stand the winters hSre. 450
north latitude. general assortment Of Apple.
Cherry and Plum, Currants, GOOseberries etc.
No elapper-tongued travelling agents wanted
We simply want 70 pay men liberal commissions
70 sell trees to the amount of $50 to sI09 or more
among their neighbors and tOwnsmen. All com
missions paid upon the delivery of the trees
Address, for full particulars
EFERGREEN NURSERIES,.
~ EVERGREEN. Door Co.. Wis
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The following from the building
committee was presented and on mo-
tion accentsd:

ELLSWORTH, Wis, Nov. 16. 1889.
10 the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Pierce Co: We the undersigned building com
mittee Of said county make the following re-
mort. We would recommend that a barn be
built on the poor farm Of said County of Pierce
to be not less than 4Ox60 feet half basement.
We believe TO be necessary TOR tho preservation
attached of necessary size for the care Of ma
chinery; also we find all of the county buildings
in good condition. We would recon end that
paired r removed All Of which We would re
spectfully sumbit.
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Yours, etc
c. II. CRowNHART, Atty.
Ellsworth, Wis, Nov. IA, 1889.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.:
The committee on assessment and collection of
illegal taxes beg leave to make the following
report in the case of G Y. Denniston.
We find Mr.. DennistOn entitled to pay for the
years OF 1888 and 1884, amounting TO 81 SO.
In the case of Clara X. Adams we find nothing,
the account being barred by statute, as is part
of Mr.. Denniston's account.
We recommend that the above amount be
charged back to the town of Salem.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. +. MCGRAY,
ID. PERSONS,
VIM. FOLEY.
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LAID over till Friday morning. The
following report was read:
TAXES PAID ON GOV. LAND

Pierce County. Wis,
To c. Y Denniston, DIR,
To tax es and interest on taxes paid on the nel4
of nlYX, S-25-16, since sale of 1869, and to tax
of Is "a, said land never having been entered
and is still government land as follows, to-wit
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1OtAi.s Et<uo 10
Grand total. ............. S5e96 30
Respectfully submitted this 14th day of No
'S"'Oe'' '''' "a. ,SEIsSs, As foas. Of
]. JENsoN '"oi'
To the Honorable County Board: We. the I'M
dersigned committee appointed TO settle with
Agents of the Poor, beg leave to report that we
have examined the books ana accounts OF said
Agents of the Poor and find the same 20 be cor
rect. W w. MALsINGHAM,
JAMES GoURLEY,
LEWIS IL. PLACE.
The board then adjourned until
Friday morning.
FRIDAY Morning Nov. Is
Roll called: full board present;
journal approved.
The chairman of the soldiers relief
commission presented the following re-
port:
ELLswoRTH Nov. 12 1889.
To the Honorable County Board of Pierce Co.
The Soldiers Relief Commission appointed
under chapter 3Oi laws OF 1887. would respect
fully report that the county clerk did issue or
ders for the following amounts as directed by
Joseph Bishop, els 90
Mrs. Jannette Harrison. a 90
Mrs. Ferguson Gould, 4S %
Michael Linehan, - 10
Manly Healy, o. VI
Mrs. Alsada Hail. ~ ~
W. Il. Geer, 80 90
J } Schulthess for widow WalvGgal ~ 90
DIV Hill 20 90
Nathan Crutchfeld s 90
VIM Monro for Hosea Hall 500
Mrs sally King % 20
w II Ridgman for VIVA Spriggle Is 40
sss5 40
Balance on hand at last report IS 90
Amt appropriated by the board 90 on
- =
Total amount $50 %
Amt expended in the year 3so ~
Balance upexpended sl57 60
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
The Commission would recommend an appTO-
priation of four hundred dollars for relief for
DAN'L j. Dill, Chairman.
DAVID RICE, Secretary.
On motion the report was accepted
and adopted. The report of auditing
committee was read and on motion ac-
eepted aud adopted, and the Chairman
and Clerk ordered to issue orders for
the bills allowed:
To the Hon Board ofsupervisors of Pierce Co.:
Your auditing committee beg leave to report
against the county which We have audited, and
recommend that the same be allowed as per
schedule.
Dated at Ellsworth, Nov. Is, 1889.
: :. ! + !. S %SS%HaS' Committee
SCHEDULE OF BILLS
Filed with the County Clerk since annual ses-
sion of County Board in November. 1888.
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Notary Public, st. Croix Co., '
Ellsworth. wis. Nov. u,

Ellsworth Wis., Nov. IL, 1889.
Com. on Illegal Taxes: Gentlemen-Herewith
/ submit for your consideration Tax Deed No.
47306. The parcel of land therein described be-
ing University land is not subject to taxation
and the deed is void. | ask that the cost of siid
deed together with interest may be refunded to
the grantee, Clara X. Adams, which is as follows:
Amount of taxes sold for ................&.6 SO
Interest at per cent from May IS, 1888. 2. 10
Tax deed ....................... rs
Acknowledging deed. .25
Advertising ........................... 30
Recording ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
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THE BURLINGTON"
G. b. g. N. r. r.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains at Prescott.
GOING NORTH.
Express, -. q
Passenger. daily except Sunday ----.--- >. % ? m
Accommodation. daily except sundal .. 10 p m
GOING SOUTH.
Express, DAILY ----.s . ? N
Passenger daily except Sunday -....-...--s . m
A. eanmodati On. daily except Sunday 20. 80 a m
For rates tickets. time tables. etc, apply TO
NJ. BURNS, Agent. Prescott, Wis.
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ALWAYS ON Time

There is no line 50 handsomely equipped for
Through Passenger service as The Northwest
ern Line ST F.. NJ, & O. R'y-and the
Minneapolis. ST Paul and Chicago trains over
,hts line have better record for reaching either
end Of their run ION time than those Of any
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THE
NORTHWESTERN

Pullman gleepers are also run through between
Duluth. Superior and Chicago Fast through
trains are also run between Minneapolis q
Paul and Kansas City, via Sioux City with
through Pullman sIeepers st. Paul - Omaha
and Kansas city. Dining ears are run on all
through trains over this line between MinneapO-
liz. 81. Paul and Chicago, and between 81. Paul
aud Kansas City. Besides being TIE best
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We recommend that the above amount be
charged back to the town of Salem.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
w. +. MCGRAY,
ID. PERSONS,
VIM FOLEY.
On motion the report was accepted
and adopted. The report of the com
mittee to settle with the County Clerk
was accepted and adopted with report
of the Clerk:
REPORT OF COUNTY CLERK.
j. b. Jensen, County Clerk, in account with
Pierce County from Nov. LIST, 1888, to Nov. LIST,
DIR. Items Total
To cash on hand Nov. ], 1883. s7S6.s1
reed on redemp's and int. 2557.47
4" reed ON advertising fees. S9 30
4" reed on clerk fees ......-.. s6.O5
CIR.
By cash paid individuals on re-
demptons, interest etc. .s2i04.34
% pd Co Treas on adv fees $3.50
+" clerk fees 5000
On hand to balanee....,....... ss94 $50 :.
To Tax Sale certificates, DIR.
To certfs on hand Nov. l, 1888. S26l.99
- certificate from sale of ISIS 4.SO
TOtal........... $3.50. - 5000
BY certificates Outlawed. sz.os
:. :. o %lf hand and, 2s7 81
state of Wisconsin, Pierce county, SIS: j. B.
Jensen, being duly sworn says the foregoing
report Is correct and true to the best of his
j. B. JENsoN, County Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of Nov, 1889 A. CoMBACKER.
Notary Public, Pierce county, Wis.
| To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Pierce
County:
Your committee appointed TO settle with the
county clerk, and to whom his report was re-
ierIed, would respectfully report that they have
| examined the report, books and vouchers of said
| clerk, carefully compared the same, and find his
report correct in all respects and recommend
Respectfully submitted this 14th day of No
| vember, 1889. S. THoRsoN I
A Ar i FOSTER Committee.
Also report OF committee to settle
with Agents of Poor was read and ac-
cepted and adopted with the report
Of said Agents
REPORT OF AGENTS OF POOR.
Ellsworth. Nov. IS, 1889
/ To the Honorable the County Board of super
visors of Pierce county, Wis:
| Your Agents of Poor beg leave to submit the
i following report of accounts audited by them
/ during the past year
EXPENDED AT POOR HOUSE.
/ For medical attendance ................. Sl69 ~
4 medicine. ........-....s...- 10 20
q dry goods. groceries, etc............. 1882
- hired help sewing, ETC.. $500. SD. SO
| building and repairing ........-... 194. 81
| conveyance from poor kouse. ....... 10. 20
" attendance of Agents If Poor........ 10. p
Total. ....................s17 s7- 50
EXPENDED ~ Towns. VILLAGES AND
4 CITIES BY SUPERVISORS.
Town Of Diamond Bluff. SIS. 50
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To the Honorable County Board Of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Equalization recommend
that the assessment of the real and personal
property of the several towns, villages and cit
les in the County of Pierce for the year 1859, for
the purpose Of taxation, be esualized as set
forth in the foregoing Tabular Statement.
Respectfully sn omitted this 18th day of No
n
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References-First National Bank Of Chi.
cago, capital s3,Oo.OOOi continental NATIONAL
Bank Of Chicago, capital 100000
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ELLSWORTH. Nov. Y, 1859.
To the Honorable County Board Of Pierce Co.
The Soldiers Relief Commission appointed
under chapter 30i laws of 1887. would respect
fully report that the county clerk did issue or
ders for the following amounts as directed by
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On motion the report was accepted
and adopted. The report of the com
mittee to settle with the County Clerk
was accepted and adopted with report
of the Clerk:
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Whereas, James w. Edsall. an insane per-
son from Pierce county, is confined in the State
Uespitai for Insane and maintained at the ex-
pense of said county; and. whereas, il appears
that the said James W. Edsall is possessed of
sufficient property TO pay for his support and
maintenance in said hospital. Therefore.
Resolved, That the ID istrict Attorney be and
is hereby authorized and instructed to proceed
81 once as provided by law, TO collect from the
estate of said Edsall such sum as may be due
tn. county by reason of his main tainance in
said state Hospital.
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Resolved, By the Board Of Supervisors of the
County of Pierce, That the Agents OF the too5
he and thew are hereby authorized and directed
to take such action as IN their judgment the
care of John Nelson family in town of Spring
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Also report OF committee to settle
with Agents of Poor was read and ac-
cepted and adopted with the report
Of said Agents:
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To the Honorable County Board: We. the I'M
dersigned committee appointed TO settle with
Agents of the Poor, beg leave to report that we
have examined the books and accounts of said
Agents of the Poor and find the same 10 be cor
rect w. w. WALsINGHAM,
JAMES GoURLEY,
LEWIS H. PLACE
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Tuesday evening-7:3O o'clock.

Ba7~50O Farm Institute Bulletins, Dairy
and Horticultural Reports, distributed
FREE the first day.
Bring small samples of Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Barley, Butter, Cheese, Fruit and
Vegetables.
w. II. MORRISON, Supt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-12
THE CROPS.
whs-. sas Agricultural Returns for
J0no SkoS.
WhsAr o-ts. Bailey 2so xsys D~i1x fai--
Z IN VEL nAsoas Crops a. = ss4adssA
- AxeeSsg ~ tsS Cs1tl1Gea
ss4d ~ - thsT.
- ourL9oz Eos GkAlN


wAsEESsros saEs H. 1ns June rsts.rns
cf ths Department Of Agriculture saez
slIQht iuegssass Ia sL8LsE-s Aeat aIea
SEEDED buE the breath harvested 4ll4y bs
POSSIBLY Iuo.0o ARES more thzA IL
Lhs l4st erog-iSEgsly froIa k4asas
and C44forHiA Tie seeded ana L@r-
vested area IA Kansas aiu tbis yeaI be
usarly identical zD4 the Large bread h -
California y llcE Is clG Tor u heat la years
u o. yield WII II p4r. be harvested fos
grain tbs season 1ts question u areas
vii be tested later as Thoroughly - posi-
Die - q pa<tl4l loe~l CELSIUS a. various
poiAts
The coodfacn CT winter wheat stii re-
mains comparatively high, though Il hGs
fallen points daring the lSst month and
averages - Tor tie couaty. The following
State averages Gre giyea. New YORK, 90
PennsylysuIA. y5, Mary and. ss; Virginia
o.; Georgia. -. Texas, ., Kentucky. -,
Ohio s. Michigan, 81, IndiAna. -, Illinois,
g., Missouri >. Kansas. so. California, =
Tbs area or spring y 1eat las apparently
increased about 3 per cent The prehEi-
nary estimates show lose II per &C at N
Wisconsin and Ia Minnesota and gain
OF I Ia Iowa, ia Nebraska and IA
Dakota. with al Increase in the mount
ain region Further Investigations may
DISCLOSE the changes OF the year
more exactly The condition or sprlng
wheat Is high. except ia parts or Dakota,
where II has suffered from drought Aver
ages are IS follows: Wisconsin, 70; Mime
sos.e 95: Dakota IS, Nebraska, 80, Iowa ~.
The condition Is generally high In the
mountain districts. The average IL nearly
50 Tor the entire spring heat breadth
An increase OF , 10 3 Per cent IN the area
OF oats is reported while the condition Is
+. points below the normal standard o. a tul!
crop
The area Of barley is about the same rs
last year and its average OF condition -
Rye has made no perceptibls advance in
area and its general average OF condition
- %
BELyTDEaE. Ill. June 1L-Unless hot
weather with warm rains sets in before long
the corn crop in this section OF the state Is
likely 10 DO a failure During the recent
cold weather vegetation has been brought
TO . standstill; tins ground has become
infested with gruDs and Vermin the
color OF corn has turned 70 sickly
yellow, and much OF il has died Many
farmers have already replanted and many
more viii be compelled To DO likewise. The
outlook for oats and other small grain is q
little more encouraging just now, but un-
less more favorable weather prevails there
will not be an average yield OF oats.
DEs MONIES, Ia, June II. l.-Reports from
forty-one counties OF the State 10 the sig
nal service station OF this city for last
week indicate that the heavy rainfall OF
tie last two days was quite well distributed,
largely where most needed, and that the
crop outlook is much brighter. The damage
blythe frosts OF the preceding week was not
so great as reported