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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
Friday Nov. 18th, 1903.

Board called to order at y by Cnalf-
man Tate. Roll call shows quorum
present. Minutes of previous meet
ing read and approved.
Petitions of ]. W. Adler and Isaiah
Guist read and referred to committee
on Roads and Bridges.
Ordinance presented by Kapanke
read and adonted all voting in the
affirmative.
The Board Of Supervisors of the
County of Vernon do ordain as
follows:
That there be and hereby is levied
uuon oil the real and personal taxable
property of said county the sum of
$500 for the town of Hamburg for the
purpose of aiding the said town cover
ing public highways with crushed rock
and that the said amount be paid over
TO the town of Hamburg as provided
by CHAPTER 210. Laws of 1905, when the
law relating 10 granting aid to high
ways has been complied with.
VIM Kapanke
state of Wisconsin. County of Vernon,
IS
To the Honorable. the County Board
of Supervisors for Vernon County.
Wisconsin:
Gentlemen the undersigned,
your committee appointed at the last
regular session to cooperate with the
town board of the town of Sterling in
the letting. insreeting of certain CON
tracts for repairs of the highway in
said town of Sterling known as the
he Soto and Virouua road near the
unincorporated village of Purdy. in
said town of Sterling. most respect
fully reuort as follows: That we met
at Purdy December 7. 1907 and let the
contract for the construction of a
stone wall 500 feet long. II feet high
3 feet wide at the bottom ? feat wide
az the ton and one foot of said
wall at the bottom to be of concrete for
$2,gS9 90 to George Morrison. On
meeting at the work ON July p, 1908.
we found it necessary TO put in piling
under part of the wall and we there
fore let the contract for furnishing
and driving piEing to George Morri-
SON for $256.00 We also decided
thar it would be necessary to protect
the wall from Hoods and we therefore
let 4 contract to George Morrison to
construct three concrete wings at S245.
In August "a. 1908 we met at the work
and let a contrae. to Henry Kline to
do the necessary grading for $500,
That We paid for the railing and the
freight on same hauling and erecting
the same. s32S,T2. making total cost
Of the work St.01a -.
That on September &c, 1905, we met
and accepted the work, reported TO
the county clerk, and the town OF
Sterling received the amount origin
ally appropriated to 1t. viz. sl.Too.
That the total cost Of the eonstrue-
ton exceeded the estimated cost by
$40 - hitch was paid by the town OF
Sterling. That the said town Of Ster
/ ling Is entitled 70 be reimbursed To the
extent Of one half Of such excess, via.
1889 81.
I We, therefore. recommend that your
Board appropriate to the said town OF
IStcr irg the sum OF 1888 81.
d; cod Nov. Il. fe0S.
Rt Spectfully submitted.
A. ]. Broadhead.
A. Tulloch,
r. NJ. McAuley.
Martin Rect,
Geo. W. Powell
I Special Committee Of the County
Board In charge Of said work,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.

From the annual report of this Asy-
lum to the State Board of Control. is
taken the following table Of receipts.
credits and expenditures. The period
covered thereby dates from and in
cludes, the date of erection and open
ing Of the Asylum. to the close of the
present financial year, l907-190S.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
superintendent
FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL
REPORT.

REPORT.
Vernon County, Wis, June 80. 1908.
This is to certify that we, the under
signed trustees of the Asylum for In
sane. Vernon County, Wisconsin, have
audited the annexed financial exhibit,
verified and compared the cash analy-
sis of receipts and expenditures, on
account of said Asylum. with vouchers,
check book and other documents per-
tanning thereto, and find the same TO
be correct.
G. NJ. Butt,
President,
r. T. Bentson
Vice-Presid ent,
Van S. Bennett,
Secretary,
Board of Trustees.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

consideration the petition presented
Mr.. VIM. Kapanke asking the County
Board TO appropriate the sum of $500
to cover highway leading from the
village of Chaseburg To Coon Valley
in the town of Hamburg with crushed
rocks and respectfully recommend that
the prayers of the said petitioners be
granted if Chapter 312. Laws of 1907
are complied with.
Dated this 18th day of Nov. 1908
Martin Root,
J. W Adler,
j. NJ. WEIGH,
Isaiah Guist,
Geo W. Powell,
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Report of committee on Claims read
and adopted and the claims allowed.
all voting In the Affirmative.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
Enpendltures During The year.

Deduct total receipts from total
expenditure leaving shortage
IN the treasury of......-... 500 u
Current Expense Of County Farm and
II fse
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

The towns OF Bergen Greenwood.
Liberty. Union and the villages of Coon
Valley. Stoddard end Westby received
no aid during the year.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
NJ. Brody,
NJ. McVey,
C. F, Mulch.
Committee on Claims.

Allan d. Conover. President of the
State Board of Control spoke of the
necessity of building a new Jail or
remodelling the old one.
On motion of T. O. Mork the Board
adjourned till a. m. Friday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

Martin Root
J. N. WEIGH.
j ". Adler,
Isaiah Guist
Geo. W Powell
Committee on Roads and Bridges
To the Honorable BOARD Of Supervis-
ors of Vernon County
Gentlemen Ne gour committee
ON Roads and Bridges beg leave to re.
ra4t as follows That We had under
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

Obert. WEIGH, Adler, Dunnum, Joseph
-13. Copper and Nc Vey not being
in the room when the vote was taken.
Reports of committee on Finance
read and adopted.
To the Honorable. The Board of
Supervisors of Vernon County:
Gentlemen:-We, your committee on
Finance have carefully checked all
vouchers with the books pertaining to
the Office of the Supt. of Schools and
find them correct as follows:
Cash On hand Nov Il. 1907 .. $40 66
Received from institute fund. IFS %
Total receipts ......... S31s 80
raid out as per vouchers up to
Nov u, 1905 ................ ia %
Balance on hand. ......... S144 81
To the Honorable the Board of
Supervisors of Vernon County:
Gentlemen: We, your committee on
Finance, have carefully examined all
books and vouchers of the County
Clerks Office and find there as follows:
DELINQUENT tax on hand Nov. 10,
l3ut rs.-........ ...4...... StS2N 80
Delinquent tax 1908 ...,......... 1.J13 0s
Total ........... ............ 50 III IS
r. 1905 Observation-Disclosures. /. 472 O6
Balance on hand Nov. -.
1908 .............,...... $3.50 %
Marriage licenses received during
year and paid to treasurer Sin3 90
Redemption fees paid treasurer. 70 20
Report of special road committee for
the Town of Jefferson read and
adopted.
R. NJ. McAuley invites the Board to
visit Training school at 2:30 this after
noon. Invitation accepted on motion
of Mr. Morley.
Report of County Treasurer Berge
read and referred to committe On
Finance.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Vernon County:
Gentlemen herewith present to
You a statement showing thc amounts
of money received AM disbursed by
me as county treasurer from Nov. 18th,
1907, to Nov. 18th, 1908, together with
the sources from which they were
received and the purposes for which
they We're paid out
Receipts.
Cash on hand Nov. T. 1907 81 90S g.
Received from Gown. city and
village treasurerS ........... 76, T93 rs
State treas. state school fun,i % :s2f 20
state treas, asylum fund .,... u. 5SS p
State treas. for trimming school .30S "a
Borrowed frJn Bank Of Viro
Fred wilkins. sales
from ASYLUM farm. So, 0S0 -
Fred wilkins. for
lighting poor house 100 90
G. NJ. Butt for sup
port of John MutclI
at asylum ....... SO 90
G. NJ. Butt for sup
At ASYLUM ........ sos y
G. NJ Butt fer sup
port of Mrs. Amun
son nj asylum $3.50, roo 90
c. NJ. Butt for sup
port of Mrs. Simon
Glenn at asylum... 2s4 Il
Total received from asy-
lnm management -. sac IS
c. W, POWELL, poor commits
], Henry Bennett forfeiture of
hond .,.......-. ..,,H...--.-.- 21n ~
Delinquent tax collected. .-... . I43 as
Tax certificates sold .......-. .T31 rs
Inheritance tax collected. 49,. 23S or
Fines collected ............ 4t9 90
Interest on county deposits. $50 -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

of the amount of s19 1896. 81 incurred
during the year for current expenses
the sum OF 1886 Is was paid for farm
supplies. such as grain. feed, live stock,
farm implements. repairing farm i'm
plements, horse shoeing, service of
veterinarians, in fact. all expenses
legitimately chargeable to operating
the farm. From this deduct the 81
ESQ % cash sales from the farm and
We have S1,Ss5 SO which represents
the excess of operating expenses over
cash sales from the farm
In contemplating this apparent short
age. the fact should be kept in mind.
that much of the subsistence for one
hundred and fifty people has been
supplied by the farms products. and
thar the late financial depression has
had damaging effect on all indus
tries. Last years poor tobacco crop.
and worse tobacco market, will ae-
cunt for more than 81 GOO of this
shortage
We desire to call your attention to
the fact that the roof OF the AsNiu4
building is in exceedingly bad condi-
ton and should be al once replaced
by new one. which, il made Of slate
or metal, will cost about S2,0oo0o. and
no other material should be considered.
The State Board Of Control insists
upon your Trustees providing room for
violent patients where they can Re
isolated from the qUieter and more
orderly class 1t is believed that this
can be done by building an upper or
second story over the scullery. making
four suitable rooms for the required
purpose. This can be done at an ex-
pense Of about $500
The aoor Of the dining room is so
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

Gentle.-en Your committee to
whom was referred the following ac-
counts have carefully examined same
and recommend their allowance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

. acres land u town II NV $50 ~
Note secured by Mtg s. T.,
Mardeh property ontario 100 90
Deed from Mira MArdcn's inter.
asst III lots In Ontario. .... * IN
Duo from Jackson County case
Of L. purker Town Bear
lann .t...........,.......... ~ 90
Total observation-disclosures. $ia3 %
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

Additional statistics are included in
copy of my June report made 70 the
State Board OF Control for tho year
ending June 3oth. 1908
Respectfully submitted
G. w POWELL.
Commissioner OF Poor,
The bids of banks for deposit Of
county funds we're referred e. com
mittce on Finance
ON motion Of G. Eastman the
Board adjourned titl p IN
Afternoon Session.
hoard called 10 order 10y Chairman
Minutes ot pray:-. meeting Rad and
approved
Petition Of Mr.. Shreye read and re.
ferrgd tc committee ON Reads and
Hrjdges Report vt committee on
Finance read and adopted
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
Total Cash Receipts and savings on
Insane.

Total cash receints SIS. 10 "a
Savings on our own insane. on
basis fixed by state board of
control. for an county asyiums
81 - ner week -. STA -
Total cash receipts and saw
in@s on tp,.lIie. ....... .s24. $50 ~
Total expenditures ............ 20 ST. l.
Profits Of cash earnings and
savings on our own in
sane over al cash eN
penditures ............. 81. 1873 20
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

state of Wisconsin, County Of Vernon.
SIS
]. Henry Bennett. being duly sworn
on oath says that he is the district at
torney above named; that the report
above is Just. true and correct in all
respects
j. Henry Bennett
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
this 9Th day Of November. 1905
Berlie Moore,
County Clerk
On motion of Mr. Morley the Board
adjourned tin . a M Thursday
Thursday Nov. 18th, 1908.
Board called to order at 9 by Chair
man Tate Roll call shows all mem
bers present Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved
Petition Of air McVey read and re-
ferred to committc on Roads and
Rridges.
Reports of committee on RoBds and
Bridges on petitions of Messrs Shreye
aud kapanke read and adopted
To the Homrable Board OF Supervisors
OF Neruon County.
Gentleman We. your committees
on Roads and Bridges bog 5eave 10 re-
port as follows That we had under
consideration the petition presented
10y MIR ! H. Shreve asktUs the County
Board 10 appropriate the sum of $2Oe
to cover n certain piece Of road IN the
town og Greenwood with crushed rocks
found tG&. Chapter So, Laws ot Wis
| 1891 were not complied with and re-
spectfuIly recommend that the prayers
I Of the said petitioners b., not granted
/ Dated This nth day OF November
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

December H. tpOS Received I'm
settlement Of bond forfeited In
State v Liezert by Judgment
against hnndslneu DE Lap aud
others the sum ,f............~ $50 90
JauuaryT. Collcc ed SEQ to cover
costs aud disbursed same 10 II
g. Gosiiug, $3.50. aud 4. sill
baugh, S2550
March IA Collected State v Nc.
EGtee fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 on
April II, Fine Eibert WilktndSon I 90
May 10 Fine state v ole Hanson ~ ON
Total Observation-Disclosures. SlSl %
/ Henry pnnnptt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

Permanent Improve
Dleuts previous IL
June 3o loo7,.. S105. ~ 81 $Io5. 20 SIS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

County Treasurer.
Report of Supervisor of + assessment,
Henry Linke, read and relt~red 70
committee on Equalization.
On motion of j. H. Tate the Board
adjourned till a. m. Saturday.
Saturday Nov. 14th, 1908.
Board called to order at O'Clock
by Chairman Tate. Roll call shows
all members persent except Mr.. Nc
Vey who had been excused.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Petition of Mr.. Olson read and re-
ferred to committee on Roads and
Bridges.
On motion of Mr.. Root the Board
adjourned till II a. m. Monday.
Monday Nov. 10th, 1908.
Board called to order at II a. m. by
Chairman. Roll call shows all mem
bers present. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved.
Resolution of ]. H. Tate read and re-
ferred to committee on Ways and
Means.
Report of committee on Poor and
Insane read and adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Supervis-
ors of Vernon County:
We, the committee on Poor and In
sane, respectfully submit the following
report:
We have carefully verified, examined
and compared the cash analysis, and
receipts and expenditures on account
of the asylum for the insane with
vouchers, check books and other docu-
ments pertaining thereto: we have
also checked off the official report 20
the county board of the superintend-
ent and trustees with said records and
find same to be correct and true in
every particular.
Lawrence Grimsrud
A. J. Broadhead
Torger Olson,
Committee on Poor and Insane.
ANNUAL REPORT OF ASYLUM
TRUSTEES.
Asylum for insane Vernon County,
Wisconsin.
Viroqua, Wis, Oct. is. 1908.
To the Board Of Supervisors of Vernon
County, Wisconsin:
Genblemen.-WeF respectfully submit
herewith, the twentieth annual report
of the Trustees of the Vernon County
Asylum for the Insane. for the fiscal
year ended June 30th, 1908.
The report of the Superintendent and
that of the Medical officer are here
unto attached. covering the period from
July LIST, 1907 to June 30th, 1908, in
elusive.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Vernon County:
Gentlemen:-T herewith present to
You statement showing thc all cunts
of money received AM discussed by
me as county treasurer from Nov. 18th,
1907. to Nov nth. 1908. together with
the sources from which they were
received and the purposes for which
they We're paid out
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Is 500 ~ s4ij9 - q 10 h /
7. MoNTANAFoR BRYAN
S''s-.?.'i 80 =, - $50
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~
3f BUTTE, Mont June with this
Montana Democratic state convention!
to be held at Bozeman tomorrow. now
less than twenty-tours hours distant.
every Indication points to the election
of a delegation favorable to- Bryan.
The Johnson men have been active.
but with little probability OF success.
One county has Instructed for Gov:
;ernori Johnson, this being Deer Lodge.
one OF the most populous In the State,
containing Anaconda, the stronghold
of the so-callel Marcus DAILY wing of
the Montana Democrat y. The action
of this county led to erroneous reports
In the East that the State Ehad gone
5for:the: a1innesotan.q 81
Several counties have structed for
Bryan. Ex-Governor Tool .. the nc
.lsnow1edged leader Of the Democracy.
has declared himself for Bryan, as
has the organ Of ". A. Clark, ex-
United States Senator. That an! effort
will be made to get a Johnson indorse-
ment goes without saying, but the
Bryan men are active, and the indl-
cntions are that the latter will win
Out.
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4 UNITED 3tWoRk EN- MEET.
EDEs MONIES, Ia. June 9.-Nea1

4+}f DES MOlNES,fla Ia, j tine 9.---Nearlyl
ntquarter million members are repre-
sented at the supreme 1odge 3conven-
tionSot the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen, which convened in this city.
today for a session Of two weeks. All
parts of the country are represented
among the delegates. The order has
thirty,one grand lodges In as many,
states and nearly 900 local lodges.
Since Its organization in 1s6s. 1t has
disbursed in benefits about $1G5,000,-'
900. g 81 s
q In connection with the conclaye OF
Workmen. the supreme lodge OF the
Degree OF Honor the .women's auxll-
larry. will hold its, session. u Il.
Present officers OF the Ancient Or
der Of United 'workmen are: Supreme
master workman. Will NJ. Narvis, of
Muscatine, Ia. supreme foreman, Jo-
seph A. Eckstein. OF New Ulm. Mimi:
supreme oyerseer. ] ohm Currier Gal
lagher of New Haven. Conn, and SIT.
preme recorder, NJ. W. sackett, Of
AIeadyille, Pa i &
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It makes the scalp feel fresh and tial-t
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Ing druggists. Send af10c in stamps
for sample to- The Herpiclde Co. De-
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s.sn 10 take on / & modsrt dress.
Coming nov tos the dfsaia.is him.
self nopa are to be nlentionei IA he
some breath With sIarioTs zhd shaxe-
spenre shAiseapeafe being biessed
syith q longer life than his cont
fary e the better; xnp u, and Ieft
more as = monnment than ala Mar.
lowe but hfd Mail lowe lived lthosit
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srememB ered WITH shak espears ana
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Into tragic and comic. An Informing
ling or combination Sot these u called
ira gi:comsdy or mel odrsma. y s;5i q
$S ~ ssThesdrama as 1t nov exists is ttiivid.I
led into parts called acts The acts
generally number ave. but sometimes
only three constitute the drama. The
first act IL. the sintrodu ction. the sec
,ond the leadlng up to the climax, the
third the climax, the fourth the de.
scent, the fifth the catastrophe. When
the. drama has ending as
In the tragedy the ending Is called,
1.-THE catastrophe; for general Fpurpos:
es or when the result Is Measurable
the windup Is called the denoument.
81 The uses OF the drama are varied.
! Through the drama we learn history
we learn Of the desires and passions
OF men in past ages, we learn Of Sths
characteristlcs3 of men and women. we
learn to distinguish between the pure
and the impure, the noble and the
base. I'VE discoyerstheE thingssto fculti-
lvate ard the things to eradicate.
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Lawn Eete.

4 The ladies OF the Central Christian
Church will give lawn fete at8the
corner of Third street and Fatrmont,
avenue Thursday evening. Delicious
refreshments will be served and q
lnunical ogramme will add to tho
enjoyment Of the occasion. All are
invited to come and spend a$pleasnnt
evening". Y II: 35si w
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/ NEW MExlco sFo q BRYAN.
Is. w. Press Association.) NJ nj

III! SANTA FEE, NJ !, June 9.-1t an
pears likely! that the d mocratic ster.:
irItorial convention, when It meets in
Boswell Tomorrow to elect six dele.
gates to the Denver convention. 4 will
instructed for Bryan. Among some OF
the delegates, however. there Is a
sentiment against pledged delega:
ton, and a fight against instructions
may be made on the floor OF the con-
yention. General sentiment In the ter
,rltorp favors the Nebraskan,5 and no
other candidate has been prominently
mentioned 94 ~ 4 r.
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PENNSYLVANIA, Re, RED s MEN M

Z \ SCRANTON. Pa June 9.--Oyerf 4
Thousand Red Men. many accompa-
MED by their squaws. Invaded scran-
ton today and pitched their tepees for.
a stay, Of four days: philadelphia.
,Pittsburg and other cities have sent
parties of braves and NIL the, tribes
in the State are well represented. i
III Aside from the business Sessions OF
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{ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

M BANG R, Me-, June o. fafriarchs
Militant Of Maine, TO the Hdmbe.i OF
several hundred. arrived in Bangor
today to- take part In the sixteenth
council. and 10 field day Of the order.
The session Will open this evening,
and the principal entertainment fea.
lures. including excursions. concerts,
q parade and bali, will take place
tomorrow. So. e
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evening.
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the great council. the principal fea-t
ture will be q parade. IN which hun.
stlreds of Red Men, clad In novel cos:
tunes, will partlcipa te- The local wig.
vans have prepared many entertain,
ments for the visitors and the city
has been decorated tlaxishly in their
honor. ~ d =. t5.is q q.