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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Waco, Tex, March Registration
Tor the city election began at s o'clock
this morning.
Reglster Jurney and Deputies oscar
ana Edgar Ragland were In charge of
the books In the city marahals office.
ana were kept pretty busy enrolling
anu Issuing tickets to the sufrragists,
who came forward rapidly
The total number registered today
was z5s. l'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

II. W, Williams. the well known bual-
hess man Of Granbury, Yves In tho olty
yesterday on short visit. He says The
Gazette IL the favorite paper with IN.
Intelligent people >hers. Who knor the
rr'T' WIZ they ses It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Plttsburg. Pa, March in
miners and operators Of Piis1
trict met today in confesehss \
ed to agree. and a strike VII Z
be ordered tomorrow, whls. ~
between 1900 and 1909 ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

ents for Texas: VI pat
Mall bag catcher and dellvarar chos
Il, sllger, San Antonio.
tom notary engine Joseph West Calves
ca pesign patent for cabinet. Eugene p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Cuero, Tex, March s.--Ths Y
OF w. w. and Robert Mlllsrrrl
side. this county. burned lisit1
500 bushels Of corn, some hil :
harness. etc. Total loss ~
with no insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Waco. Tex, March 5,-lThe graduat-
ing class OF the high school IA begln-
ing preparations for the graduating eS-
erciaes. May 81.
Hon. Dudley Wooten OF Dallas has
been invited TO deliver the commenee.
ment address, and his acceptance ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

washington, March 5.-Three mem
pers OF the house. John j. o'Neil. Mis-
sour; John I. Dunn OF Arkansas and
VI, WI, y; Brookshlre, Minnesota, were adj
tnsI 70 practice law in the District
b tVrag, Ihey WIN all return to their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Troupe, Tex, March GA serious
wrec.. collision betwe a sand Train
ana local Il occurred above here TO-DAY
about o'clock. on the Internntionsl
10 personal Injuries, but all trains de-
iayed ana property damaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

washington, March 5-Today's state.
nleht OF the condition of the treasury
ss en W. Available cash balance s1so'
'O@,'oz; gold reserve, $sl. 1881, OPS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

iAs Court e.ass T., y
separn,,. y 4

Now VI, separa,Iss
selute divorce S.s. !. 4. /
me me county clerrta - alei i i. [
vanderbilt. An ~ ~ ssal,s
We're locked nm 'as psIsn Y
e I,5 5s ascsrtualSSsaas ASls, i
IN Inc {, children to Mi NJ ~ v Is,
s ba,. IN the United Say S,sy sill I I
PENDANT put ~ IN ~ ! Ia Il !.
charges. Edmu,,aa ySa.Fu O.
10. On Februer~n NV !. nis r5as n
We're had at special !, ~. "a t.
narrett, on moiicn, NJ, Il e. VII
port and on the NO. % tais.s (
a Mr. Vanderbilt on Sa ~ \! 4
dered the plalntIa ! ~ lslle i,
conveyed cor property II s sssa III
Siaims of allfncny. :" oaa nd
counsel for the plajr,n,a,sl man
Rowland 6 Murray 1 y, n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Old Drywatar-My bcy. u y I
you won't find any animal ~
who makes a habit Of siaoANH.
Young Puffs-Yes, sir bg' I. ~
I know any other animal ''''
his meals.-Harper's Bazar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Priscllla-Are you still sHil
diary you started at New isr,
Patrlcia-oh, yes; us lecAl'
somewhere In the bosom;d q
New York Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

st. Louis-Little Rock,
III! ROCK, Ark, March 5.-Base-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

Honey Grove, Tex, Narrs 7
reached here that the readsaa|
Colby, three miles north 2 Z
was destroyed by fire lbl. !
Particulars have not been Isns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-06

There was a sign upon %
That sign was Paint
And every mortal thai w
Sinner and saint. /.
Put out a finger, touehs' y
And onward sped, Il.
And as they wiped lnsn ~
at u.s." they said q.
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copying testimony it Clouse case,
reported by committee aud on mo-
ton was allowed $500.
Claim No. "a, physician fees,
reporting births and deaths, report
ed by committee and on motion was
allowed as follows: VIM. III. Saun-
ders, 81. 35; W A. Prouty, s. 25;
H. c. Darby, 81. So; F. E. Stevens,
5000; G.. Windersheim, 81. 33; W.
NJ. Pugh, $500; G. FL. Ripley,
$7.O5; H. Arentzen, $1.95; E. Fl.
Ames, 15c; Kathrine Frekker,
$3.50; P. O. Stonebreaker, 1855;
NJ. A. Bacon, So. Is; Bassett &
Brown, So. 10; Maria Buckbinder,
$500; Lillian A. Dell, 15c; W. H.
Wilson, 15c; E. S. Meers. So. 40;
F. r. Garlock, 15c; A. O. Tiedt,
15c; VIM M. Farr, $735.
Claim No. 80, Grant House,
board of jurors and deputy sheriff,
reported by committee, and, on
motion, was allowed; $3.50.
Claim No 80, Mrs. F. Klipfel,
board and care of Hampton Gilbert;
amount of claim, 5000; with re-
port of committee on same.
We, your committee to whom was
referred the within claim, respect
fully report that we have examined
the same and find that it should not
be allowed, being charge for the
city of Kenosha.
&. A. DEWEY.
v. '. Gull, JR., Committee.
E. c. KINGMAN,
On motion of Supervisor Lohaus,
the report was adopted and the bill
diSalIowed
Claim No. So, J. B. Lohaus, cx-
aiming Justices dockets, reported
by committee, and, on motion, was
allowed; $4.71.
Claim No. 81, John F. Reynolds,
examining Justices dockets, re
ported by committee, and, On mo-
ton, was allowed; 1896.
Claim No. SO, Geo. Curtis, exam
ming Justices dockets, reported by
committee, and, on motion, was al
lowed; 50. Y.
Claim No. 60, F. G. Kingman,
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CLAIMS ALLOWED.

Claim No. II, J. B. Davidson,
surveying plat in Whittemore case,
reported by committee and on mo-
ton was allowed $40. 90.
Claim No. Is, Graves & Com
mons, boarding jurors and deputy
sheriff in Whitmore case, reported
by committee and on motion was
allowed $198 90.
Claim No. 30, Henry Blum, board
and care of John E. Harrington,
amount of claim $21.00, with report
of committee on same.
We, your committee to whom
was referred the within claim, re
spectfully report that we have ex-
amined the same and find that there
is an over charge of $11.00, and
find that fair and reasonable com
pensation for services rendered is
$1,000 and recommend the allow
ance of $1,000 in full of said claim.
J. B. LoHAUs,
J. ERNST, Committee.
III. SwANTZ,
On motion the report of the COM
mittee was accepted and ten (lO)
allowed
Claim No. %, Robert M. Davis,
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81 per cent. rate of interest IN bid
from Dan Head and Company S
bank was 81 per cent.
Moved and carried that Dan
Head & Co.'S bank be designated
as the county depository for the
ensuing year, commencing Jan.
1st, 1895.
Moved and carried that the
amount of bond to be given by
Dan Head & Co., as county de
pository be $50, 100000.
Joseph E. Dalton, county clerk,
presented his annual statement OF
account with certified check for bal
ance cash on hand. Said report
was referred to committee on county
clerks and county agents accounts.
On motion of Supervisor Hall the
committee on county buildings was
authorized to investigate as to the
estimated repairs of the upper story
of the court house and make a
written report of same.
Supervisor Curtis moved that the
county clerk be instructed to pre-
sent bill for $50. 90 to the proper
officer Of the city of Kenosha for
the use of the jail by the city for
the year 1894.
Seconded by Supervisor Swantz
and vote as follows:
Ayes-Supervisors Gull, Curtis,
Swantz, Dowse, Hoffman, Kingman,
Haigh, Lohaus 60
Nays Supervisors Dewey, Penz-
ger, Hall, Ernst a.
Thereupon the motion was de-
clared carried.
On motion Of Supervisor Lohaus
the board adjourned until l 80 p. m.
Jos. E. DALTON,
County Clerk.
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NEW CLAIMS.
NATURE OF CLAIM.

examining Justices dockets, report
ed by committee, and, on motion,
was allowed; 1872.
Claim No. SO, W. V. Gull, Jr.,
examining Justices dockets, report
ed by committee. and, on motion
was allowed; So ~.
Claim No. Al, J. B. Lohaus, fees
in County Court, as per bill of
County Judge for 1898, reported by
committee, and, on motion, was al
lowed; $3.5
Claim No. Ga, B. G. Dowse. ex-
aiming Justices dockets, reported
by committee, and, on motion, was
allowed; 1912.
Claim No. 81, G. A. Dewey, ex-
amining Justices dockets, reported
by committee. and, on motion, was
allowed; $3.12.
Claim No. so, John Lucas, draw
ing jury, reported by committee,
and, on motion, was allowed; 81.
Claim No. 65, Jos. E. Dalton,
county canvass, reported by com
mittee, and, on motion, was allow
ed; $12.
Mr. D. B. Benedict1appeared be-
fore the Board relative to tax sale
certificates, No. II, sale Of 1888;
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CLAIMS ALLOWED.

CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Claim No. SO, James Wallis, ser
vices on Soldiers commission re-
ported by committee and on motion
was allowed $12. 90.
Claim No. 40. M. c.. O'Donnell,
Registers fees, reported by COM
mittee and on motion was allowed
1895; 43.
Claim No. 40, John A. Killeen,
printing, reported by committee
and on motion was allowed 1892
Claim No. SIS, T. Fl. Hall. print
ing, reported by committee and on
motion was allowed $3.50.
Claim No. 81, O. L. Trenary,
curtains for court house, $685. so,
with report of committee on same.
We, your committee to whom was
referred the within claim, respect
fully report that we have examined
the same and find the bill should
not be allowed as they were not or
dered by the county agent.
John Penzger, J Committee on
M. L. Hoffman, CO, Bldgs. and
B. C. Dowse, Printing.
On motion the report of commit
tee was adopted and the bill disal-
lowed.
List of court orders presented
and referred to the committee on
treasurer S accounts.
County treasurer report pre-
scented and referred to committee
on treasurer accounts.
On motion Of Supervisor Pei ger
the board adjourned until 9 o'clock
IT, morrow morning.
JOS. e. DALTON,
County Clerk.
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reported by committee and on mo-
ton was allowed 1872. so.
Claim No. 13, Good Shepherd In
dustrial School, board Of Ella Hoe
tor, reported by committee and on
motion was allowed $26. 90.
Claim No. IA, Boy Home Indus
trial School, board Of Willie Hector,
reported by committee and on mo-
ton was allowed $32 so.
Claim No. 16, VIM. Gunter, serv-
ice on soldiers commission, report
ed by committee and on motion was
allowed 5000
Claim No. 10, c. F. Stemm, serv-
ice on soldiers commission, report
ed by committee and on motion was
allowed $1,000.
Claim No. II, DR.. VIM. HI. Saun-
ders, autopsy of John Dittler, re-
ported by committee and on motion
was allowed So. 90
Claim No. %, Wisconsin Indus
trial School for girls, board of Min
ME Anderson, reported by commit
tee and on motion was allowed $11O.
Claim No. II, Clifton P. Garst,
copying $500 words, reported by
committee and on motion was al
lowed $3.50
On motion Of Supervisor Curtis
the matter of insurance on county
buildings was left to the committee
on county buildings and the county
agent with power to act, or rein
sure.
Moved and carried that as the
county board of Kenosha county is
to visit the Racine county asylum
Friday, November 16, we extend ar
invitation to our ex-chairman, I. [.
Bishop, county agent, c. Il. Con
hermann. incoming county clerk,
Herbert e. Robins, district attorney
Lloyd. John f. Reynolds, and coun-
ty clerk Joseph E. Dalton to accom-
pany us on said visit.
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AFTERNOON SESSION
of the county board, November IA,
1894.

of the county board, November IA,
1894
The board convened at l 80 D. m.
pursuant to adjournment, and was
called to order by chairman King
man
Roll call. All present except
Supervisors Hall, Dowse and Haigh
who subsequently appeared and
took their places on the board.
Report of G. Fl, Gonnerman,
county agent, presented and re
ferred to committee on county
clerk S and county agents accounts.
Claims allowed.
Claim No. 2, Good Shepherd In
dustrial School, board of Ella Hoe
tor, reported by committee, and on
motion was allowed $4,000.
Claim No. 3, Boys Home Indus
trial School, board of Willie Hector,
reported by committee and on mo-
ton was allowed $32. so.
Claim No. 6, A. Wieskopf, medi-
cal service, Miss c. Miller, reported
be committee and on motion was al
lowed $500.
Claim No. Z, Good Shepherd In
dustrial School, board Of Ella Hoe
tor, reported by committee and on
motion was allowed $26. 90.
Claim No 8, Boys Home Indus
trial School, board of Willie Hector,
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AFTERNOON SESSION OF THE COUNTY
BOARD, NOVEMBER Is, 1894.

AFTERNOON SESSION OF THE COUNTY
BOARD, NOVEMBER Is, 1894.
Board called to order by Chair
man Kingman at P. NJ.
Roll call. All present.
NEW CLAIM
Claim No. Il, E. H. HOLSTER,
fees in Clouse case; amount of claim,
$12; presented and referred to COM
mittee on sheriff's accounts.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Claim No. IS, DR.. VIM Ell. Saun-
ders, medical treatment Herman
Wacks, reported by committee, and,
on motion, was allowed; SIC. so
Claim No. 25, bill Of fees in Coun-
ty Court, reported by committee,
and, on motion, was allowed, as
follows: Anthony Van Wyck, $50;
Dr. w. II. Saunders, Sc; DR.. VIM.
NJ Farr, 81 80; Albert Schultz, So;
Charles Spoor, $3.50; John P
Runkel, So; Charles Kaddatz, So 80;
S. Dwight Slade, So so; DR.. Winde-
sheim, So; Dr. Weiskopf. 81 So;
Josephine Mcclure, 50 IA; Laurie
Rice, 50. "A; John Thomey, So 81;
John Mayer, 1894; Emil Otto,
$2.14; Isaac T. Bishop, SO. 90; B.
G. Dowse. $2.14 Peter Nelson,
IA; John c. Slater, $158; DR..
G. II. Ripley, 80; DR.. N. A. Pen
meyer, So; Dr. VIM. M. Pugh, So;
Mrs. J. G. White, $1.50; Stephen
Crosby, $1.95; total, $133.71
Continued on Page -
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Report of G. HI. Gonnermann,
relative to cost and fees in Tessman
case.
To the County Board of Superois
ors of Kenosha County.
GENTLEMEN:-I herewith present
you with my check for $40. 30 being
the amount collected from Gustav
Tessman for the following charges
paid by Kenosha county, Novem-
|. 900.
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Minutes OF date November 10,
read and approved as read.
An invitation from the Racine
County Board asking our County
Board to visit the Racine County
Asylum Nov. 16, 1894, was read
before the Board
On motion of Supervisor Dewey
the invitation was accepted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON STANDING
COMMITTEES.
We, your committee to whom was
referred the duty of recommending
the standing committees Of this
Board for the ensuing term respect
fully present the following list OF
committees as the permanent com
mittees Of the County for the term
of 1894 and 1895, for your consid-
GRAFTON, to-wit:
Committee on Finance -Supervis-
ors George Curtis, f. FL. Hall and
J. B. Lohaus.
Committee on Judiciary Super
aisors c. A. Dewey, W. V. Gull Jr.,
and F. G. Kingman.
Committee on Sheriff S accounts
Supervisors F. G.. Kingman, John
Pinzger and George Curtis.
Committee on Justices accounts
Supervisors B. G. Dowse, John
Penzger and w. V. Gull, Jr.
Committee on Tramps and Poor
Supervisors J. B. Lohaus, Jacob
Ernst and Herman Swantz.
Committee on County Buildings
and neutrality-suspicious. John
Penzger, Martin Hoffman and B.
c.. DOwse.
Committee on Assessments
pervisors F. H. Hall, F. G.. King
man and Geo. Curtis.
Committee on General Bills-Su-
pervisors Herman Swantz, Jacob
Ernst and J. B. Lohaus.
Committee on Special Bills-Su-
pervisors Enoch Haigh, c. A.
Dewey and Martin Hoffman.
Committee on Officers Bonds
Supervisors Jacob Ernst, B. G.
Dowse and Enoch Haigh.
Committee on County Clerk S and
County Agents accounts-Super-
visors w. V. Gull Jr. G. A. Dewey
and Enoch Haigh.
Committee on Treasurer Ac-
counts-Supervisors Martin Hoff-
man, Herman Swantz and F. Fl.
Hall.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted
GEORGE CURTIS, }
J. B. LoHAUs, Committee.
G. A. DEWEY.
On motion of Supervisor Lohaus
the report of the committee on
Staining Committees was accepted
and adopted.
Moved and carried that the Clerk
have the names of the Standing
Committees printed on the back of
the Journals of last year, for the
use of the members of the Board.
The Clerk presented the follow
ing claims against the County, the
same having been filed in his Office
since the last meetingo of the County
Board. The same were referred to
appropriate committees as follows:
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Claim F. FL Hail. county reported
motion allowed $1,000,
DALTON,
County Clerk.
Recess 30 minutes having the called
bp Chairman Kngman.
Roll call All present
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No II, sale Of 1889; No. 10, sale of
1891, which had been foreclosed
with mortgage and we're satisfied,
but are still uncanceled on the
books ia the County Clerk S Office.
Chairman Kingman appointed
Supervisors Hall and Curtis com
mittee to draft a resolution relative
to said tax sale certificates
CLAM ALLOWED.
Claim No. 6S, Geo. Curtis, com
mittee work, reported by commit
tee, and, on motion, was allowed;
S13. A.
County superintendent J. J. Ker-
win appeared before the Board and
read his annual report.
On motion of Supervisor Gull, the
report of County Superintendent
Kerwin- was accepted and ordered
spread on the minutes and printed
with the proceedings of the County
Board
Supervisor Dewey rendered an
invitation to the Board and Clerk
to visit the Kenosha High school
some afternoon before we adjourn.
On motion Of Supervisor Curtis,
the invitation was accepted
Committee on Justices accounts
excused for committee work.
Report of Justice Sla Ter, costs
and fees, presented and referred to
committee on Justices accounts.
Report of Justice Slater, inquests,
presented and referred to commit
tee on Justices accounts.
Report of f. w. Mathews, J. P,
costs and fees, presented and re-
ferred to committee on Justices
accounts.
Report of Russell H. Slosson, J.
P, costs and fees, presented and
referred to committee on Justices
accounts.
Report of Henry Blum, j. P,
costs and fees, presented and re
ferred to committee on Justices ac-
counts.
Report of Soldiers Commission
presented and referred to commit
tee on Treasurer S accounts.
Resolution relative to tax sale
certificates:
TO the County Board Of Supervisors
Of KenOSh0 County, Wisconsin,.
GENTLEMEN-We your committee
appointed by your honorable body
to examine into the matter of tax
sale certificates conveying portion
of block No. 36, in the First ward
Of the city of Kenosha, formerly
owned by A. B. Truesdell, and now
owned by Traugott Frank, which
certificates hereafter described were
included in foreclosure suit of said
property in suit of William Lynch
VS.. A. B. Truesdell, as recorded in
Judgment book E." pages 568 to
573, in the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Kenosha county;
that said certificates are on file in
the said office of Clerk of the Circuit
Court, file No. 1887, and are made
a part of the testimony in said ac-
ton and cannot be taken from the
files to be cancelled in the Office Of
the County Clerk.
We, therefore, recommend that
the County Clerk be and he is here
by directed to cancel the following
described certificates by entering
upon the margin of the records in
his Office where said certificates are
recorded the words, q cancelled by
direction of the County Board"
The following are the certificates
under consideration: Certificate No.
10, sale of May 10, 1891 sold for
$25. 10; certificate No. II, sale of
May 81, 1889; sold for $40 90; GER
tifcate No. II, sale of May Is,
1888; sold for $25 sc.
Respectfully submitted.
e Grd d. c Hhrn' Committee
Dated Nov. Is, 1894.
On motion Of Supervisor Dewey,
the resolution was adopted.
On motion Of Supervisor Curtis,
the Board adjourned until o'clock
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MORNING SESSION

MORNING SESSION
of the County Board, November 10,
1894.
Board convened at 9 o'clock a.
m. pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by chairman
Kingman.
Roll Call All present.
Minutes of date November "A
read and approved as read.
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AMT. CLAIM. CON. TO WHOM REFERRED

AMT. CLAIM. lCOM. TO WHOM REFERRET
60 SO Judiciary.
1873 7lIJuStice account.
80 10
IS ~ .
q 00I Tramns and Poor.
80 a7lJustice account.
80 80 Judiciary.
IL - Justice account.
IL 00lGeneral bills
lao 00tCO. bldgS. and printing.
6 50iJudiciary.
G5 sol
SO 25iCo bldgs. and printing.
3 50ISpecial bills.
6S 00ISherif's account.
> COL
As so =
ii rs :.
SO go .
3 20I
365 Al Justices account.
235 43lGeneral bills.
| O0lSpecial bills.
135 00ICo. Lldgs. and printing.
"a 50lGeneral bills.
Is 5000 bldgs. and printing.
II 00IJudiciary.
So 1000 bldgS. and printing,
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NATURE OF CLAIM.

Report'g births s deaths
County Court.
Justice Court.
Care of sick person,
Justice Court.
Copying.
Justice Court.
Services. Soleiers' Com.
Pub. elect. notices : times
Bd. jurors & dep. Sheriff,
BID and care H. Gilbert,
Printing,
Fees in County Court,
Special venire.
Travel to Bristol.
Prisoners to Waupun,
Work outside the county,
Rem. insane from n. H.
Travel to Brighton,
Justice Court,
Registers fees.
Drawing jury,
ms. on county buildings,
Livery,
Curtains for court house,
County canvass,
Printing,
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You will find at the session of the
County Board of Nov. 1898, mo-
ton by Supervisor Reynolds to col
lect $40 from Gustav Tessmann,
after examining the books with the
able assistance of Supervisor Rey-
nolds. we find the amount as above,
$40. 80 for which I present you my
check
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relative collected
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NATURE OF CLAIM.
Examining just. dockets

Bal. on art. leg H. Wacks
presented to the boaru
and on motion of Super
visor Dewey was allowed
Si7.S0.
Examining Just. dockets.
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Very Respectfully,
c.. III. GoNNERMANN,

". IL.
Co. Agent.
Dated Kenosha, Nov. 13, 1894.
On motion. of Supervisor Curtis
the check was ordared left with the
County Treasurer and receipt
filed with the county clerk.
The clerk presented to the chair
man, two bids for county funds
one from the First National Bank,
and one from Dan Head q Co. S
bank.
On motion of Supervisor Curtis
the chairman opened and read the
bids
Upon reading the bids it was
found that the rate of interest in
bid from First National bank was
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MORNING SESSION

o. the County Board, November "A,
1894.
The County Boord of Supervisors
of Kenosha County Wis, convened
at 8 o clock a. M pursuant to adj
iournment and was called to order
by Chairman Kingman.S
Roll call.-All present except
Supervisors Penzger and Ernst who
subsequently appeared and took
their. places on the Board.