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lS0dT6s D|ItRSOs
Ell notable violinista
don Dario Saavedra.
Grandes triunfos.
TELEFONO EN- CAmUY
I'm II semana pr6xima que.
dara establecida Ia lfnea.
El alcalde de Lola.

Segdn vemos en- la prensa de
Curacao Sc halla en- aquella ciudad
el notable violinista don Darfo Saa-
vedra, quien ha obtenido ALI, como
en- todas parties, muy lisonjeros
exitos,
Este aventajado artista estuvc
no hace mucho tempo en- Puerto
Rico, donde dej6 nuy bien senta-
da Ia fama de que venfa precedido,
obteniendo numerosos aplausos.
Tuvinos el gusto de oirle en-
el concerto que organizara en- los
salones del Uni6n Clab, en- Mira
mar, y pudimos apreciar la seguri-
dad y destreza con que maneja el ar
co, arrancando al .Styadivayius ma,
ravillosos torrentes de ammonia, va
en- notas energicas y vibrantes, va
suaves y melanc6licas, que deleitan
y entusiasman.
Es el seiior Saavedra un artista
privilegiado que siente y hace SEN
tir, y que sabe interpreter las obras
mas complicadas y diffciles con
pasmosa naturalidad { indiscutible
acierto.
No perdemos la esperanza de
volver q aplaudirle, y nos compla-
cemos en- enviarle, por medic de
estas lineas, nuestros piacemes
mas fervientes ror los nnev''s triun-
fos que obtiene en su brillante ca
rTera artistica.
--Hemos tenido el guSto de
saludar en- esta ciudad al Alcalde
de Lola, nuestro distingudo ami
70 don Luis Hernaiz Veronne.
-En Ia semana pr6xima que
dar6 establecido en- Camuy el SER
vicio telef6nico per la linea de Ia
sCompahfa Telef6nica de Puerto
Ricos. A fin de este mes Sc CONT
uicara con Aguadilla.
La noche del sabado hltimo
en- Ell barrio sMameyes.D de Rit
Grande, el individuo Matfas Cope
da asest6 una puhalada q Victor d
JesGs, atravezandole el pulm6n IL
quierdo. 81 mtdico que asisti6 a
herido dijo que este morirfa a con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-16
VOTc|lS DEL l|l
Pianos de tramos me-
talicos para constrtiir
puentes en- la is1a.
e. LIBRO <CAsTELsR,
Hoy sera puesto 4 Ia veuta.
Jugada sorprendida en- Ia
hacienda sFortun,.1 ,

Por el vapor correo de hoy
Sc remitiran a diferenles casas cons
tructoras de los Estados Unidos,
pianos de los tramos meta!icos para
los puentes sReyes Cat6licoss aQue-
brada Higiieros sQuebrada Mulass
y xQuebrada GonventoD con objeto
de que hagan proposiciones para 81
suministro de material de hero.
La subasta tendra lugar el 20
de agosto pr6ximo.
Hoy ha debido ponerse q la
venta la obra aCastelarO de nueslro
compaiero en- Ia prensa don Sc.
bastian Dalmau Canet, .esinerada-
mente impresa en- los talleres tip6.
gra6cos del sBoletfn Mercantils.
En- Ia hacienda sFortunaa.
de Ponce, en- la fonda de Bartolone
Samper, sorprendieron los drte,ti-
YES Ayala y Milan una jugada h
prohibido, ocupando naipes y di-
nero.
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DEsDE lGUAD|LLl
Empleados municipal
les. Juicio en- Ia Cor
te municipal.
NuEvA FARMACIA
Contrataci6n de un empress
tito. Fallecimiento. I'm.
fermos de gravedad.

Julio I5.-Sus1rrase desde ha'
ce dias por aqui que, con motive del
informe del presupuesto econ6micc
del aiio fiscal de 1907 a 1908, exis-
te gran tirantez y animosidad entire
el sefior alcalde y algunos miem,
bros del concejo municipal de esta
ciudad. No comentamos.
Sc ha visto en- esta Corte
municipal el juicio seguido q Jose
Gonzalez. Jose Hidalgo, Dionisio
Rosa y nueve individuos mas, por
crueldad con los animales, 8 mas
bien bieu, por jugar gallos. De-
fendi6 q los acusados, que fueron
absueltos por el Juez, el Lcdo. don
Mariana R. Acosta.
Sc encuentra enfermo de
mucha gravedad, segdn Sc nos in-
forma, el ex cabo de la policia insu-
lar don Jose Ortiz, el cual cumple
condena en- la carcel de este dis
trito.
-Asepirasenos que la conf.
sion de nuestro ayuntamiento, que
fuE 4 San Juan, ha conseguido de-
gobierno Ia concession de I'm en-
prestito por la cantidad de siete mi
dollars, para la construction y are
glo de los caminos vecinales 8 ri
rales de esta Jurisdiction, los cua'
les Sc italian en- tai estado de aban
dono, hasta Il extreme de ha
|cerse impossible transitar por ellos
ST esto eS cierto, como creemos
pues hemos sido informados ma
da menos que por el seiior Ra
mon Aiieses, miembro de Ia referi
da comisi6n, &sta sera digna de en-
tusiastas aplausos.
-Antes de aver lego q la We
Gina villa de Aguada, el Ilustrfsi
mo sefor obispo mopstfior Jones
Sc lie hizo Tin esplendido recibi
miento por Ell elemento catolico d
aquel pueblo.
--Ha 6jado su residencia e
esta ciudad, la estimable sefora dc
ia Mercedes Benejan y dos nifios
esposa { hijos, respectivamente
de don Basiliso Rodriguez Lassalle
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SEVENDE

Una caIdera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por de ancho, con ga tubos
de ! pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uao.
Una mAquina horizontal, compile.
"a, con dos clasi6cadores, capaz para
noler 1000 gslones de guarapo sn II
horas. .--Para Iuiormes, dirilanss { ],
PEsxso, Falarda Iu.e
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FL sTelegraphs de Londres, Ell

FL sTelegrapha de Londres, en-
su edicion del 27 de- JUNO, publica
un cablegrama recibido Ell San P>-
tersburgo, en- el cual Sc lie da cuen-
ia de que la primera maquina llega-
da q Werk Neudinst, el microbes
1ltimo, ha sido la del principe Bor-
ghese. NADIA Sc sabe todavfa de
las otras maquinas que toman parte
en- las carreras.
A pesar de la inmensa distan-
cia que va lleva recorrida, todavia
tiene el principe por delante unas
siete mil millas artes de llegar a las
riberas del Sena.
Un corresponsal del aTelegrapha
que sali6 de Pekin con el principe
Sciplo Borghese, que es uno de los
competidores de la carrera de auto
movies de Pekin a Paris dice en-
cablegrama reciente, inserto en- la
edici6u de nuestro estilnado colega
sThe Daily Telegraph, s-ha noti-
ciado la llegada de Ia maquina 4
Uurga.
Entire Udde y Tuelin, la ma
quina aItalas hacia un promedio de
cerca de viente millas por hora. De
esta parte del viaje, dice el Cores
ponsal referido:
-aNuestra via Sc extiende q
traves de las abrasantes soledades
del desierto, por en- medic de una
infnita serie de wales encerrados
entire bajas eminencias arenosas.
Mucho nos hacfa sufrir la tempe
ratura que variaba de Tin intense
frio nocturno q un calor caSi inso.
portable. Parcciam0S que estaba-
mos pasando ctrca dc I'm horno que
nos abrasaba los rostroS. Nos
atormentaba una sed inextingui
bic. Parecia que nuestros cuerpos
Sc habian secado del todo. Hin.
chados y agrietados estaban nues-
tros labios & inyectados de sangre
nuestros ojos. En- toda una ex.
tension de un centenar de kilome'
tros, eramos nosotroS les 1uicos Sc
res vivientes en- aquella' regiones
10 que nos hacfa pensar que esta
bamos viajando por alg1n planets
donde va Sc hubiera extinguido |;
vida.
pDonde quiera que Sc nos pre-
sentaba la oportenidsd de hacerlo
pcniamos la maquina a una velo
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secuencia de la lesion sufrida.

secuencia de la lesion sufrida.
81 agresor, una vez de cometi-
do el hecho Sc di6 a la fuga, pero
mas tarde fue capturado y puesto q
disposition de los tribunales.
sTLOS SENORES Aboy vi
dal CO, TetuAn 81, San Juan P.
R.. ofrecen uu surtido complete de
maderas acepilladas y machembra-
das. Acaban de recibir cuartone,
ria, tabloncillo y juntera etc. de to-
das dimensiones. Precios m6di
COS. 3o-Ic
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activo guardia de penales de esta
carcel de distrito.
-Enferma de algIn cuidado
Sc encuentra recogida en- CANA, Ia
sefiorita Providencia Rubio, hija
de nuestro respectable amigo y CO.
rreligionario don Ernesto Rnbio
Mestre, del alto comercio de esta
plaza. Asiste a la enferma, q Ia
que deseamos que mejore, el nota-
Bile medico don Eduardo casalduc.
--Nuestro estimado amigo don
Ramon Labiosa, cabo de penales de
Ia carcel de esta ciudad, pasa por IL
pena de haber perdido q un hijo
suyo de corta edad, llamado Felix.
Danes nuestro sentido pesame 4
los estimables esposos Labiosa Mar
tinez.
-Muy en- breve abrira TN es-
tablecimiento de farmacia, montado
con todos los a1elantos nodernos,
en- la parada II de Santufce (San
1uan), el inteligente Lcdo. don
Eufernio Bocanegra, apreciabAe coz
rreligionario y amigo nuestro.
Coz KEsPoNsAL. =,
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De PEKIN A PARIS
Carrera International de automobiles. Pri-
mera maquina que llega Siberia.

cidad vertiginosa. impulsados POI
la necesidad de huir de aquel mum
do dv>olado Y tedioso. Frecuente-
mente nos veismos obligados a
echar aqua Ell el radiator para
evitar ell recalentamiento del motor.
aImposible nos seria describir
nuestra sorpresa cuaudo mas tarde
y encontrandonos Ell medic de un
horrendo { inhospitalario distrito,
alcanzamos a divisar refulgiendo
sobre las rocas las doradas cupulas
que coronaban algunos de los So
herbios temp os de los Lamas.
Alrededor de esos temples divisa-
base TN pueblecillo de blacas casas
disemjnadas y coronadas por te-
chos de pagodas. Era la Santa
ciudad de Tuerin, los limites de la
cual jamas han sido traspasados
por el pie de una mujer.
Muy pronto apareci6 una null
titud de I.amas de diferentes edades
envueltos en- capas rojas y amarillas
y rodeados por centenares de Pc
rios. Rodeabannos con viva curio-
>idad pero cuando el autom0, il
reauud6 su viaje, los Lamas y les
perros huyeron espantados.s
Despues de su llegada q Uurgs
escrlbi6 el corresponsal 10 siguien.
te:
aTodo ahora nos pone de ma.
nihesto que estabamos en- las inme,
diaciones de la Siberia. Hemo.
encontrado los primeros cosacos J
hemos visto pinos despues de reco
rtcoirer eeDtenaies de millas sir
tncnutral III SOLO arbol. Cerca d,
Urga tuvimos que cluzar Il riC
sTotaS, 10 cual hicimos tan prontt
como nos fue possible, temiendt
hundirnos de un momento 4 otro
La mdquina vol6 sobre el aqua le
vantando nubes de vapor por cadl
lado.
Ode la ciudad mong6lica vinie
ron grandes cabalgatas para yer i
amaquina que vuelas, creencia y
generalizada respecto al poder SO
brenatural del autom6vil entire todo
los mongoles. Y nos preguntabal
como nos componfamos para guia
el invencible caballo alado que ID
tirando de nosotros.s
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Anuncios esPeciaIes para Ponce
GRAN HOteIleStlMant "INGLA1[RRA'
HOTEL De PRIMER OROEN
TetUan 10y 12'-Cruz y FOftaIeza2l

Construda expesamene para Hotel Capacad para paeos
suac6n mas cnt vistas Ia bahia las GALES de Teuan Cruz
Fortaleza mas fesco ventdo de la capital 81 comedor de
las Anas Tene dpaamentos Independence ias Des
de Agosto g dmas del pazo antique de las comdas stema
americana guso pasaero Ten carruaies de u Inte
adu igua de los demas HOtes Sc hacen abOnOs
manales.
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EvENpE

Una cass de made1A d de- pisOs,
SStNh vh Caguas, cslIe de Acosta.
Para inior1nss dingirse ar. I. Pun.
y, Apastado NJ 7I4, San Juan, ?. 3.
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D., l. LIvlIt7 V'|Ilr
DENTIsTA

DENTI STA
pK Ia UNrvERsIDAD DR PENNSYLVANIA
veinticincOs afios de prsctica, Plazs
Baldorioty de castIo. San Juan Puer-
30 Rico.
EXTRACCT0NES SIN DOLOE
HoTus de o6cina; de SANK )
6eTks.
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Colonia Especial
Ds EstGGSantts AEeytOr7Iq&eNOs e
Baltimore, Md.

Admite nihas y sehoritas, y varo-
xes memories de Is ahos. Para la ad-
ouisici6n de prospectos, dirigirse al
Doctor Rafael Janer, I6aa Druid Hill
Ave, Baltimore, Md.
Para mas informes, dirijirse
Arturo Z. Diaz, Rio-piedras.
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Sc necesitan buenos vende.
dores para este periodico.
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CLAIMANT.

A list Of out1awed county orders
was presented and referred to the
committee on County Treasurer's
accounts.
Report of bridge committee, Salem,
was presented, read and on motion
the committee was discharged.
On motion the Board adjourned for
committee work until o'clock.
VIM. G. CROSBY,
County Clerk.
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temperature outside is twenty (2o)
sbe1ow zero. when steam is main
tanned at five 81 pounds pressure in
Dictated by steam-guage at top of
boiler.
Bids on heating plant in Circuit
Court room:
A. G. Douglas. 500 90
Ke1ber & Kraft........ e15 90
C. H. Goodman. 49,. 800 SO
Supervisor Schwan moved to refer
above bids to committee on county
buildings ard printing, and report
today.
Carried.
Bids. on boiler for jail:
C. H. Goodman. $275 Is
Ke1ber 8 Kraft ......, 313 IS
A. C. Douglas. ....,... 261 81
Supervisor Burg moved the bids be
referred to the committee on county
buildings for information as to SINH
lar boilers and work.
Carried.
County Treasurer report to Jan
uary 9TH, 1907, was presented, read
and referred to the committee on
county treasurer's account.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til 2 O'Clock for committee work.
VIM. C. CROSBY,
County Clerk.
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Letter of Michael F. Zens.
Letter Of Julian A. Foster, Jr.
Letter of Russell H. Jones.
Letter of Louis Ferry, and petition
Letter of Jos. G. Banasyznski.
Letter of James E. Tu11y.
Application of VIM. G. Roberts.
Supervisor John T. Tigh an
nounced his candidacy as candidate
for the office Of County Clerk.
Supervisor Burg moved to defer &C.
ton on appointment until this after
noon.
Carried.
Supervisor Burg moved a steam
heating plant be installed in the
Court room.
Seconded and voted.
Fourteen ayes, two noes, as fol.
lows.
Ayes-Tigh, Powell, Kline, Vim
cent, Herzog, Luke, Burg, Charles,
Jordan, Dewey, zewen, Saftig,
Schwan and Hensgen.
Noes-Shuart. Kreuscher.
Declared carried.
Specifications on heating plant for
Court House and boiler for Jail.
Specifications for one pipe, low
pressure, steam, gravity heating ap-
paratus, to be installed at the Keno
sha Court house.
BOIL Err.
Furnish and set up in basement one
No. S-24 ~ "Idea1" sectional, TWEEN
ty-four (24) inch steam boiler, having
a rated capacity Of fifteen hundred
(1,5O0) feet; provide boiler with a com
p1ete set of cleaning tools.
SMOKE PIPE.
Connect the smoke collar of the
boiler to the chimney by a twelve III
inch galvanized smoke pipe; provide
same with choke damper.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
The steam main, risers and bran
ches to the radiator to be Of ample
areas, properly graded and supported
in basement by neat, strong hangers
secured to ceiling joists. All fittings
to be of the best gray cast iron, Of
square bead pattern; and reducing
fittings to be used, not bushings.
FLOOR AND CEILING PLATES.
Where risers and radiator connec-
tons pass through floors or ceilings,
protect the openings with strong,
neat nickel plated floor or ceiling
plates.
VALVES.
Each radiator is to be furnished
with a nickel plated, wood wheel,
jenkins Disc radiator valve.
AIR VENTS.
Each radiator is to be provided
with an automatic air valve Of APP
proved make.
RADIATION.
Thirty-eight 1887 inch, three ~
column, Rocco ornamental steam
radiation, of the screw nipple con-
struction, to be used on the entire
job, and distributed as follows:
Court room to be furnished with six
(6) radiators, each containing one
hundred and twenty 120) feet, and
making total of.............. 720ft
Southwest room to be furnished
with one radiator containing loot 100 #
Southeast room one radiator cont'g 75ft
Northwest room one radiator cort'g los fl
Total amount Of radiation. ....... 1000 So fl
BROWNING.
All radiators and exposed pipe
above basement to be bronzed plain
with a good quality of gold or a1umi-
mum bronze.
COVERING.
The boiler is to be covered with
plastic asbestos cement ~ inches
thick; the mains in basement are to
be covered with H. w. Johns-Man-
vile company asbestos nodded cover.
ing, one az inch thic1.
GUARANTY.
Contractor is to guarantee cireu.
lation OF steam through the entire
system at one a. pound pressure in.
dicated by gauge placed at top 81
boiler. Contractor is also to guar.
antee to heat a11rooms in which radi.
ators are placed to a temperature 81
seventy {70) degrees F Fahrenheit wher
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MORNING SESSION .


January 10th, 1907
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Jordan.
Roll called and members all pres
ent.
The minutes of Yesterdays session
were read and approved.
NEW CLAIMS.
no. 104. H. J. Hastings, Court
Commissioner fees, amount $1O.65.
Referred to the judiciary committee.
No. lO5. K. Kil1am, Supt Rock
County asylum, expense transfer
ring patients to Racine, amount
$32.68. Referred to the committee on
special bills.
The resignation of Vim. c. Crosby
as County Clerk was presented and
read, as follows:
Kenosha, Wis, Jan. 9th, 1907.
To the Chairman of Kenosha County
Board of Supervisors:
S1R-You are hereby notified that
VIM. c. Crosby, County Clerk of Ke-
nosha County, Wisconsin, has re-
signed the Office Of County Clerk,
such resignation to be effective upon
the appointment and qualification Of
a successor.
Respectfully,
CHAS. Fl. PFFNNTc
Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wis.
Supervisor Burg moved the same
be received and placed on file.
Carried.
Letters and petitions were received
as follows, in the matter of the APP
pointment of County Clerk.
Letter and petition of Chas. A.
Tnrnock. Letters of recommends
ton relative to c. A. Turnock by
Q. I. Trenary, W. M. Curtiss and
Chicago Brass Company.
Letter of VIM. We1ton.
Letter Of Albert Fransway.
Letter Of Chas. r. Likes.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Of the County Board Of Supervisors Of kenosha County, Wisconsin
Annual Session, November 1906 and January, 1907
JANUARY SESSION

ent except Supervisor Kreuscler,
who appeared later
Claim IS referred for action on
committee S report.
The following list of claims was
presented and referred to their re-
spective committees:
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
January 9th, 1907.

dAAhebA y (SAA9
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Jordan.
Roll called and members all pres
ent.
NEW CLAIMS.
No. 90. John H. veitch, care of
sick, amount 500. Referred to the
committee on Sheriff's accounts.
No. 100. Head & Simmons, print
ing, amount 49, Referred to the COM
mittee on printing.
No. 101. John Nett, witness Levi
Hog1e case, amount So. SO. Referred
to the judiciary committee.
No. 1O2. Russell H. S1osson, ply
sicians' and County Judges fees,
County Court, amount $26.80 Refer
red to the judiciary committee.
No. 1o3. J. B. spa1ding, post NOR
tenn fee, amount $25. Referred to
the tran1ps and poor committee.
Supervisor of Assessment Harrison
appeared before the Board and stated
it would take about forty to sixty
days copying next year at 81 per day
on new books.
County Agent Hensgen presented
his report as County Agent, and the
same was referred to the committee
on County Agents and County
R1ar1yes accOuu+S
The matter of getting some files
for the County Clerks vault was
brought up and on motion the County
Agent was authorized to buy same as
specified at a cost of $64, f. o. B. Ke-
nosha.
On motion Board adjourned for
committee work until O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Wm. c. CROSBY,
County Clerk.
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MORNING SESSION.

January 2, 1907
The Kenosha County Board Of su-
pervisors convened pursuant to adj
journment in an adjourned session,
and was called to order by Chairman
Jordan.
Roll called and members all pres
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

| The Board was called to order by
Chairman Jordan.
| Roll called and members all pres
ent.
Letter from the State Board Of
Control in regard to transferring
Sophie Cober to the Racine county
insane asylum was read and placed
on file.
Supervisor Charles moved that Ke-
nosha county pay said expense Of
transportation.
Carried.
Supervisor Kline moved to appoint
a County Clerk for the unexpired
term of Vim. G. Crosby.
Carried.
Chairman Jordan appointed Super
visors Kline and Schwan as te1lers.
The whole number of votes cast on
the informal ballot was 10, of which
number Conrad Shearer received /,
Joseph Banasyznaki /, Charles Likes
Is, Russell Jones 2, A. Fransway /,
Math Kleist /, M Gems 2, Ed Har-
rington !, J. T. Tigh 2, A. J. Foster
/ =, Vim. Roberts /.
The whole number of votes cast on
the first formal ballot was 10, of which
number John T. Tigh received 6, A.
J. Foster, l, Russell Jones 4, w Rob
erts 2, A. Fransway1, Conrad Shear
el /, Math K1eist /.
The whole number Of votes cast on
the second formal ballot was 10, Of
which number ]. T. Tigh received 4,
Russell Jones z, Conrad Shearer /,
Math K1eist 2, A. Fransway /, Chas.
Likes i.
The whole number of votes cast on
the third formal ballot was 10, Of
which number John T. Tigh received
6, Russell Jones s, Math K1eist /, M.
Zens1.
The whole number of votes cast on
the fourth formal ballot was 10, of
which number John {. Tigh received
5, Russell Jones 9, Math Kleist i, M.
Zens /.
Chairman Jordan announced Mr..
Russell Jones the choice of the Board
and duly appointed.
Supervisor Vincent moved that in
all cases where the sheriff shall be
required by law to convey any person
or persons to any of the state institu-
tons under a commitment for that
purpose said sheriff may file with the
County Clerk an itemized bill of the
necessary legal expenses incurred
under such commitment; that such
bills shall be audited by the. Chair
man, County Clerk and District At
torney, and paid out of the county
treasury upon the order drawn by the
County Clerk and countersigned by
the Chairman. All bills so audited
shall be subject to review by the
County Board at the next regular
session, and in case of an overcharge
such overcharge shall be deducted
from any sum then due the sheriff as
salary or otherwise. This resolution
shall be in effect only during the
term of Charles H. Pfennig.
Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned for
committee work until 9 o. clock tomor-
row morning.
VIM. G. CROSBY,
County Clerk.
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and caresof Chas. Da1beck, amount
$40.
No. 82Dr. H G Darby, physician's
fee, same case, amounts So.
No. So VIM G Crosby, senatorial
canvass at Racine, amount $4.
No. 81 Frank Waldo, clerk of court
fees, amount 81, 1913 95.
No. 88John G Slater, court com
nissioners's fee, amount SIS 20.
No. 8oP G Torrey, Register of
Deeds fees, amount $500 90.
No. 90-P G Torrey, fees due vari-
Gus persons for reporting births,
deaths, accidents and marriages,
amount 1868 40, allowed as follows:
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No. o5-W Harrison, expenses for
copying, amount So so.
We, your committee to whom was
referred the above claim of W. H.,
Harrison, report we have examined
the same and econ1mend the same to
the Board as a committee of the
whole.
F. r. STUART,
CHAs. KLINE,
JACOB SAFTIG.
Supervisor Schwan moved to ac-
cept the report and go into a COM
raittee of the whole.
Carried.
Chairman Jordan appointed Super
visor Tigh as chairman of committee
of the whole.
Committee of the whole was dis
missed
Board called to order by Chairman
Jordan.
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MORNING SESSION.

MOKN1NG SESo1ONs
January 18th, 1907.
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Jordan.
Roll called and members ali pres
ent.
The minutes of yesterdays session
were read and approved.
NEW CLAIMS.
No. 100 J. H. Karnes, expense to
Sparta, panper account, amount
So 81. Referred to the committee
on tramps and poor.
No. 108-John Mutz, deputy sher-
ifs expenses out Of state, amount
$28 IA. " Referred to committee on
sheriff's account.
Committee on county buildings and
printing reported all bids oil the same
basis.
Claims reported and Of motion al
lowed:
No. 81 Mrs. Meta Mueller, board
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No. 98-Thonlas Fleming, expenses
on committee on heating plant for
court house, amount SO 20.
No. 1oO-H.ead & Simmons, print
ing, amount SIS 90.
No. 1O3-J B 'spalding, post mortem
fee, amount SIS 90.
No. 1o5-K Kil1am, transferring
patients from Rock COUNT Asylum
to Racine County Asylum, amount
| $32 68.
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The Board was called to order by
Chairman Jordan.
Roll called and members all pres