Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
.TIML IN MADE
A GREAT RUN
MILWAUKEE ATTORNEY WILL
HAVE 10000 PLURALITY.
WORK ON NEXT STATE FAIR
Board of Managers Meets in Capitol
Money Comes From WASHINGTON
for Experiment Station-Prosecu-
tons and Convictions for Viola.
tions of Food Laws.
Madison. April u.

RiduiSOu, ApIA1 u.
The returns of the recent judicial
election. as received at the office of
the secretary of state. show that Will
IAN Ii. Timlin of Milwaukee will
nave about as many votes as all The
other three candidates combined. Not
all Of the official returns have been
received, bur upon the basis of those
already tabulated it is reasonably es-
umated that the total for Mr.. Timlin
will be in the neighborhood of SO. 600.
for Jamhes O'Neil Of Neillsville 40
GEO, for A, R. Bushnell of Lancaster
$4,000 and for H. H. Grace of Super
Tor 10000.
No candidates for Office at the
spring election have as yet fled state
ments of their election expenses.
They have 80 days after the election
TO DO this
State Fair Business.
The state board of managers for
the Wisconsin state fair to be held in
Milwaukee September 1914, met yes.
terday in the Office of Secretary John
II. True 1t was voted to purchase
zoe additional coops for the poultry
exhibit, to cost $3.50. Premiums of
5000 were added to the Shropshire
sheep department, by adding Wis
consin class. This makes $500 to be
awarded as premiums for exhibits of
sheep. Ia order to promote the pleas
IRE of the spectators at the races, it
was decided to grant no privilege in
the grand stand that involves the cry
ing OF wares in loud voice during
the progress Of the races. 1t has been
found that the din Of the bankers an
moved the spectators and interfered
with their enjoyment of the races.
The board Of managers will meet
next Wednesday at The fair grounds
in Milwaukee, at which time the cues
tion Of building an additional barn
VIII be considered and determined. It
is also expected to settle various
matters at that time concerning the
advertising Of the fair. All the mem
beers Of the board of managers ex-
cepting c. G. Wilcox of De Pere were
present yesterday
Haganah Commissioned.
William j. Haganah of Madison, dep
Euty commissioner of labor and indus
trial statistics, was yesterday com
missioned by Governor Davidson as a
delegate from Wisconsin to the ma
tional convention u charities and
correction, to be held at Philadelphi
May 9-1G.
Experiment Station Money.
! The first installment of the $4,000 a
/ year increase in the federal appropri-
alton for the Wisconsin agricultural
/ experiment station at Madison arrived
I yesterday. This increase was pro-
vided for in bill introduced by
/ Congressman II. c. Adams OF Madi-
son, representing the second Wiscon-
sin district which increased the ap-
propriaf'>~- = ~ tate experiment
stations.
Violated Food Laws.
/ Recent convictions by the dairy
and food commission are as follows:
John Gunderson, August Larson and
+ T. ]. Paulson of Superior FOR selling
adulterated milk. Each was fined s25
/ and costs by Judge Parker of the
municipal court. These cases were
! brought on tne complaint of P. A.
Larson, creamery inspector of the
dairy and food commission.
A mlS dealer in the city of Mil
waukee was convicted for selling
/ adulterated milk He was fined S25
and costs by the judge of the munic-
pal court. This complaint was
/ brought by f. E. Carswell, cheese
I factory inspector.