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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14

Water Power Company against the
city and T. Stahl, as treasurer. On
motion. said bill was referred to the
city attorney with instructions to the
clerk to draw an order therefor, pro-
vided the bill be properly o. KID
by the city attorney.
There was presented the bill of D.
w. Compton for $3.50 for snow shovel
ing along lot in block in Subdivis-
ion set of nw4 Sec. 17-22-6, being the
property of j. f. Scnnabel. On mot
ion. said bill was referred back to D..
w. Compton, e. Schnabel and
Street Commissioner, Henry.
L. A. Taylor, representing the
building and grounds committee of
the board or education, addressed the
council with reference to the replac-
ing of the fence around the Lowell
school grounds, which had fallen
down on account of the alleged cut
ting down of the street by the city.
Mr.. Taylor requested that COM
mittee from the council be appointed
to act with the committee from the
board of education with reference to
the matter.
Motion made and seconded that the
street committee meet with the COM
mittee from the board of education
with reference to the above matter
and that said street committee re-
port back to the council. Motion
carried.
w. f. Kellogg, of the building and
grounds committee of the board OF
education, addressed the council with
reference TO a better understand
ing between the council and the board
Of education on matters pertaining to
affairs which affected the city at large
and spoke OF the advisability of bot h
bodies acting in harmony.
On motion, by unanimous vote, the
clerk calling The roll, there was ap-
propriated $50 90 from the general
fund TO the Wood County Post No. %
G. A. r., to help in defraying the ex-
penses on Memorial Day and the clerk
authorized to draw an order for the
same.
On motion, by the following vote,
the clerk calling the roll, there was
appropriated $1,000 from the General
Fund to the WOman's Relief Corps to
defray the expenses on Memorial Day,
Ayes: A. d. Hill, Steib, Sampson.
Ellis, ROeniuS, Jackson, RiStOW,
RoSsier, Lyon and Payne, 10. Nayes:
Bamberg Briere, Lukaseski and Gill
master, 4.
On motion, the committee on
general business were instructed to
have removed the old pier above the
bridge.
On motion. the finance committee
were Instructed to look up suitable
place for the burial of carcasSes.
Motion made and carried that the
excavation made by the city west of
the Mrs. Nj. A. Gordon lot be filled up
and that the same be done under the
supervision of the east side teamster.
Moved and seconded that the street
committee get the basement of the
Library building fixed as soon as the
water goes down. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the COM
mittee on general business be in
sJructed to get estimates on the cost
of brick calabOOSe for the west side.
Motion carried.
The mayor appointed, as Directors
of the Electric & Water Company
Jno. Schnabel, Sr., and Alderman
RoeniuS.
AS committe of three to act as a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
MY BOY, JACK LITERALLY
pATRONIZED

A large audience greeted Eugene
Moore and his company at the Opera
House Thursday evening in present
ing Mr.. Edwin Milton Royle's comedy
drama-,"My Boy, Jack"
Prof. Bliss orchestra furnished the
music. The east was a strong one
and the interesting situations were
ably presented by those who took
part, and particularly strong were
Eugene Moore as "My Boy jack,
and Benjamin r. Rife as Hans Otto
Corda Davy was superb as Marguerite
and the play, as whole gave excel
lent satisfaction and was highly pleas
ing to all present. They are certain
ly way above the average plays that
come through this part OF the state
and are deserving OF liberal patronage.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
PACKING PLANTS
IMPORTANCE GROWING

The importance of the IRELAND
Meat Packing plant which was estab.
lished here about eight months ago,
is already being felt by the farmers
of Wood County and vicinity.
1t is now an easy matter for. them
to dispose of their surplus hogs and
cattle, and at far better prices than
they received heretofore, when sub
jected almost wholly to the whims and
fancies of outside buyers from Chicago
or Milwaukee.
Our farmers now find ready mar
ket at home for their fatted stock and
are fast beginning to appreciate this
fact.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
WORK ON THE DRAINAGE
DITCH TO BEGIN SOON

Wallace & Co., the contractors
who have charge of the construction
of the drainage ditch in the towns of
Grant and Portage will begin build
ing operations soon.
The Eggert dredge which has
been housed near Biron fo t h e
winter is being moved to the Frank
Whitrock Melon farm, from where the
work is to be started.
The completion of this ditch will be
the means of placing upon the market
and under cultivation thousands of
acres Of land which were otherwise
practically useless.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENED MAY II

from this office and it contains six
criminal cases, eighteen issues of fact
for jury, ten issues of fact for court
two issues of law for court
and three default cases. None of the
criminal cases will take much time to
try and the probabilities are that the
session will be short one. The list
of cases and their titles follow.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Emil Prust,
larceny.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Violet Levin,
polygamy.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Hugh Nc
Caustland. assault on female.
State of Wisconsin VS. Frank Mar
tinson, bastardy.
State of Wisconsin vs. Emory Lee,
bastardy.
State of Wisconsin VS. Fred G. King.
violating fish laws.
ISSUES OF FACT FOR JURY.
E. J. Bretz VS.. r. Connor Co.
Eliza DuCate VS.. Town of Brighton.
Seth A. Spafford VS.. Henry Sampson.
Frank Berg VS.. John Blenker
First National Bank of Amigo VS.
Geo. Wunderlich.
Ole NJ Kundson VS.. Milladore Lum-
ber Co
Christ Mails VS.. Emil Schenck.
Frank Boyanowski VS.. Grand Rapids
Brg. Co.
Wenzel Pavlick and James Case CO.
partners VS.. Frank Hamel.
W. H. Meyers VS. Clark Snyder.
The Mcfarland Realty Company VS..
w. J. Zahl.
Eliza Sparks, Administrative of the
estate of William Sparks VS.. Wiscon-
sin Central Railway Company.
Frank Pagl VS.. w. N. Bean,
Jung Brewing co. VS. Grand Rapids
Brig. Co.
Charles Schueneman VS.. Charles
Scherier.
Edw. M. Hayes, as Administrative
of the estate of Frank Hayes deceased
VS.. Wisconsin Central Ry. Co.
John Kujawa VS.. Wisconsin Central
Ry. Co.
VIM. W. Burnham VS.. Albert M.
Abrams.
ISSUES OF FACT FOR COURT.
John F. Cole in his capacity as
trustee of the estate of August Hager,
bankrupt VS.. Anton Hager.
c. & ]. Michael Brg. Co. VS.. Martin
Roesing and Bertha A. Roesing.
johnson & Hill Co. VS.. Casper Gnos,
Grand Rapids Hollow Concrete Wall
Co., Clark Snyder. s&..1.es
Lawrence Ward, ct ais. Us. W. P.
Chambers.
Lille Schley VS.. Fred Schley.
Lillian E. Pellersels VS.. Henry
Pellersells.
Cathryn Mason VS.. w. G. Mahon ct
al.
Geo. J. Siegman VS.. Samuel R.
Titus and Marrilla Titus.
Geo. Haffel VS.. John Seifert and
John Pospsiel ct al.
Carl Mas VS.. Matthew Scott, Elsie
Scott and VIM. J. Bleiler.
ISSUES OF LAW FOR COURT.
State of Wisconsin Eek. Rel. The
Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper Co., re-
lator VS.. George Rivers as town clerk
of the town of Rudolph, respondent.
State of Wisconsin Elk. Rel. Gus.
Kohl g. Son, relator VS.. G. G. Allen,
respondent.
DEFAULT CASES.
B. G. Chandos VS.. Mary G. McGraw
and Clara McGraw.
Herman J. Seggelkow VS.. John
Becker and Anna Becker.
Fred Beel VS.. Geo. Beel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
THE VALUE OF
A NEWSPAPER
Its importance in the UpbuiIding
of a Community.

The people and the press that are
willing to make sacrifice of time,
money and.energy, are the real builders
and boosters of every community.
There was time when but few of
our people felt it incumbent for them
to take upon themselves such respon-
|sibilities, but local pride has finally
overcome this selfishness and inertia
until the things that are urging our
neighboring cities to the front will be
taken up by our own citizens in
vigorous manner.
To accomplish these things takes
time. energy. and money; its takes con-
slant hammering away in season and
out of season: it requires effort of the
people and the press: it demands an
evenness of effort, systematic work
not boost to-day and a knock to-
morrow; not the giving away to pet
tishness that kicks out of the traces
if everything does not come our way,
There are ups and downs to all the
great undertakings of life and it Is
not expected that some shall share all
the ups and others all the downs.
This is really give and take life, in
which, through general process, the
compromises are worked out to the
common good OF all.
AS a means to an end in keeping
locality to the front the newspaper
is invaluable. In fact the service it
renders In this regard without money
and with out price is greater than all
other agencies combined and its work
is of such potent and far-reaching ef-
feet that the commercial value of its
service cannot be measured in dollars
and cents.
Its work and labor for the COM
munity and the state when others are
wrapped inpeaceful slumbers, and 1T is
never question with the legitimate
publisher of what the pay is to be but
rather what good is to come of his in
sistent and persistent effort to set
forth honestly and fairly the claims to
superiority mis- city and county possess
over other sections.
1t takes staying qualities in the peo-
pie and in the press to win success at
anything. Great enterprises and great
things are not given permanence and
stability by fits and starts on the part
of the people and the press. What we
undertake we imusu carry through,
and there are times when personal
aggrandizement must be subjugated
tl2at the common good of all may best
be served in the general program of
development work on broad and lib
eral basis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
DAY LIGHT HOLD.UP
NEAR McKINNON FARM
While on Their Way to This City
Michael Stanko witch Attempts
to Strangula te His Companion.

Michael Stankovitch aged 25 years
and Stanley Zdunek aged % years,
fellow workmen who have been in the
employ of the Grand Rapids Pulp &
Paper Co., at Biron, were paid off on
Saturday last. The former had S10O
on his person and the latter Sl10
They started Sunday morning about
10 O'Clock a. m. to walk to Grand
Rapids. a distance of three miles.
When about half way between the
Joseph Sweeney and f. MacKinnon
farms on lonely part Of the road
Michael Stankoyitch who had rope
about three feet long and all ready
with slip moose threw it over Stanley
Zdunek's head, while he was walking
in front of him, and attempted to choke
him, for the purpose of robbery. At
the instant Zdunek felt the rope strike
his neck he grabbed it with his right
hand when a tussel took place and
nothing said. In the struggle Zdunek
got Standovitch's finger in his mouth
and bit it badly. This act helped
loosen the rope before Stankovitch
was able to choke off Zdunek's wind and
overcome him. When liberated STAN
ley Zdunek ran to the MacKinnon
farm and gave the alarm while
Michael Stankovitch hurried back to
Biron where it is believed he intended
to pack UP his belongings and light
out.
Sheriff Julian WEIGH, who had been
up the river at Biron was, intercepted
by telephone at Biron and made the
arrest of the fellow and brought him
to this city where he is now in jail
awaiting his examination.
The prisoner appeared before JUS
tice Keyes at 1:3O p. m. Tuesday when
the warrant charging him with 'as-
sault with attempt to rob" was read
to him. Not being able to furnish
$1,000 bond he was committed. Ad-
journment was taken to 10 o'clock
May 18th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Council Rooms. May 5. 1908.

COuuCli ROOMS. May D. lSUo.
Council met in regular session,
Mayor Pomainville presiding. Pre-
sent Aldermen a. d. Hill, Bamberg.
Steib, Sampson, Ellis, Briere, Roe
MUS, Lukaseski, Gilmaster, Jackson,
RistOw, Rossier, Lyon and Payne, Ia.
Absent: Aldermen Papter and u. NJ.
Hill, 2.
On motion the reading OF the
minutes OF the previous meeting was
dispensed with.
The following report of the com
mittee on general business, regarding
street lights, was received and, on
motion, adopted.
sTo the honorable mayor and COM
mon council of the City of Grand
Rapids:
Your committee on general busi-
ness, with whom was left the placing
of the different arc lights on the
west side of rhe river, would respect
fully report: that we recommend the
placing of lights at the following
corners to-wit: 9th Ave. and Gardner
st: 3rd Ave and Jackson st; 18th Ave.
Grant st: 7th Ave. and Fremont st;
Sth Ave. and High st; 9th Ave and
Mckinley St: 10th Ave- and High ST;
Wickham and Oscar SITS. 4th Ave. and
Franklin st,
Signed:
Chas. f. Briere
Jos. LuKaSeSki
John Bamberg."
The following communication from
the ladies of the City Federation Of
clubs was presented and, on motion,
ordered placed on iile.
Grand Rapids, Wis, May 5, 1908.
To the honorable mayor and com
mon council OF the City Of Grand
Rapids, Wis.
Gentlemen:-The ladies of the City
Federation of Clubs respectfully re-
quest that the city continue its in
terest in civic improvement and to
that end we would respectfully re-
quest that, as last year, a committee
Of three from the council be appointed
as park commission to act with a
like committee from the Federation.
Very respectfully yours.
Mrs. w E. Kellogg, Pres.
Mrs. G. e. Boles, Sec.'
Motion made and seconded that the
hoard OF review of the City of Grand
Rapids consist of the Mayor, City
Clerk and three other officers, and
that the compensation be fixed a. the
rate of $500 per day for the time in
actual attendance. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. l19, with reference
to the board of review and the COM
penSatiOn of the members thereof,
was presented and on motion, by
unanimous vote the clerk calling the
roll. adopted.
Same may be seen in legal form.)
Motion made. seconded and carried
that the supervisor of the seventh
ward act Us member of the board of
review for the ensuing year.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the supervisor of the first ward
act as member of the board of re-
view for the ensuing year.
Ftotion made. seconded and carried
that the city attorney act as a men,
ber of the board of review for the en-
suing year,
The following bills were, on motion,
allowed, by unanimous vote the clerk
calling the roll.
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next meeting of the council.

next meeting of the council.
Alderman Lukaseski called the at
te ntjon of the council to the fact that
Sc venth Ave. is in a bad condition
an d, on motion, the same was referred
to the street committee.
The matter of a bridge on the Ru-
do lph road was referred to the board
of public works to act in connection
wi th Mr. Jones on the construction
OF the ditch from the Sigel road.
< On motion. by unanimous vote, the
cler calling the roll, the city clerk
was authorized and instructed to buy
one volume of the Wisconsin Statutes
sup plement to be placed in the coun-
Gil chamber for the use of the city
att Orney.
On motion. the council adjourned.
G. E. BOLEs. f. PO MAINvILLE,
Clerk. Mayor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
PUTTING UP NEW AWNINGS

Quite a number of our enterprising
and wide awake business men have
pulled down their old delapidated
awnings lately and replaced them with
new ones. G. M. Dougharty, the
electrician, and the Muir Shoe Co.,
each put up fine new awning yester-
day, which now graces their store
front, and several others are being
put up.
These awnings are supplied by a
Fond du Lac concern through their
local representative F. S. Gill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14
CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION

The Seventh Judicial Circuit Court
convened at the court house in this
city Monday p. M, Judge Chas.
NJ. Webb presiding. All the court
officials were in their respective posi-
tions. The calendar of cases we're
called off and disposed of. Only one
criminal case was noted for trial and
that was No. 6, entitled, State of Wis.
VS.. Fred G. King for violating the fish
laws. This was on for trial Tues
day morning. A large number of
jury cases will be on for trial but none
of any great length.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14

Park Commission, the mayor ap-
pointed Aldermen Roenius, G. M. Hill
and Ellis.
Moved and seconded that the board
of public works advertise for bids for
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There was presented bill of j, J.
jeffrey for $4,000 for attorneys fees
in the condemnation of land to
widening Oak q Vine streets, and in
re the case of the Centralia Pulp &
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14

Mrs, Theodore BraZeau ] visited
relatives and friends in Marshfield
last week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-05-14

water works which have been allowed
and ordered in, up to date. Motion
carried.
Motion made and seconded that the
city clerk act as the purchasing agent
for the city. Motion carried.
The matter Of improving the con-
dition of Lincoln street which has
been in bad condition since the build
ing Of the sewer thereon was. on
motion, referred to the street COM
mittee.
The matter of the improvement Of
the street at the south side and of the
south side road was referred to the
board of public works.
The following bid of the Grand
Rapids Tribune for city printing was
presented and, on motion, accepted
and the Grand Rapids Tribune de-
clared to be the official paper for the
ensuing year.
"Grand Rapids, Wis, May 2, 1908.
The City Clerk,
Grand Rapids. Wis.
Dear Sir:-PurSuant to your call for
bids for publishing council proceed
ings, would say that the Tribune will
publish council proceedings and OF
dinanceS at the legal rate OF 6Oc per
folio. and out of this amount we will
have all proceedings. ETC., published
in the other two papers of the city,
the expense to the city not to be over
60c per folio.
Yours very respectfully
Drumb Il Sutor"
d.
The following bids were presented
from the banks for city depository.
The bid of the First National Bank,
being the most favorable, was accepted
and the First National bank declared
TO be the city depository, for the en-
suing year.
"April 80, 1908.
To the Honorable
City Council of Grand Rapids,
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Gentlemen:-In case this bank is
designated by you as city depository,
we will pay the city interest on daily
balances at the rate of per cent per
annum, same to be computed and
credited monthly. At SUCH times as
the account Is exhausted, we will
charge interest at the rate Of 6 per
cent per annum on city orders carried.
Very respectfully,
Earle PEI
Dict. Fl. Cashier."
"Grand Rapids, Wis, May q 1908
Mr.. e. E. BOles, city clerk,
Grand Rapids, Wis,
Dear Sir:-ThiS bank we'd be
pleased to be appointed custI. an OF
the city fund for the ensuing year.
We will credit all items at par and
pay interest on the daily balance at
the rate of one and three.fOurths per
cent III per cent?.
Yours truly,
Guy O. BabcOck,
Cashier"
"May 4, 1908.
To the honorable mayor and COM
mon council of the City of Grand
Rapids, Wis.
Gentlemen.-At the request of Mr..
| G. E. BOleS, city clerk we herewith
city funds for the ensuing year, and
beg to submit the following:
We will allow you II per cent per
annum on daily balances.
We will charge you 6 per cent per
annum on overdraftS.
| Respectfully,
| E. B. Redford,
| Cashier"
The following annual report OF 7.
McCamley, superintendent of the
poor, was presented and, on motion
accepted and ordered spread upon the
| minutes.
"To the mayor and common council
OF the city of Grand Rapids, WiScon-
sin.
| Gentlemen:-I herewith submit my
annual report for the year ending
May 1st. 1908, giving you the name of
each poor person and the amount sc
received bV them as follows:
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T. E. Mullen was Merrill business
visitor Monday.
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received by them as follows:
Catharige JackOWSki, groceries S AZ
Mrs. OSana Deforge, groceries 10 "a
Mrs. Anna Board, groceries IL 26
Mrs. Anna Board, wood Ii Is
Mrs. Faucet, clothing 3 95
Mrs. Frank Skinner, groceries O5I
Mrs. Elmer Babcock, r. r. fare 4 80
VIM. Hurst 2 06
Frank Frodel, groceries q 62
Frank Erodel, medicine and
medical attendance 10 05
Mrs. Christ BoeschenStein, wood Is
Mrs. Paul 2 Is
John Sedow, medicine & medi-
cal attendance q 95
John Sedow. nursing and care 10 90
John Kujawa, city orders 25 90
Mrs. Clara GarSki, city orders Is 90
Total S167 OF
OF this amount there has been paid
out to non resident poor as follows:
Mrs. OSana before, resident OF Ash
land Co. 5 10 54
Mrs. Anna Board, resident of
Town of Arpin Is Oh
John SedOw. a resident OF
Town of Arpin 81 95
Mrs. Frank Skinner, resident
of Stevens Point Z 05
| Frank Frodel, resident of
Stratford, Marathon Co. 80 81
Mrs, Elmer BabcOck, her home
is in Michigan a 80
Total SIP O2
Deducting this amount from the
total amount paid out, leaves bal
ance of S55 90 which is the total cost
- f<r I,., 1,o
poor for the year All of which is re-
spectfulIy submitted.
P. McCamley,
Superintendent of Poor.
The following report of the city
treasurer for the month of April was
presented and, on motion, ordered
filed.
"To the honorable mayor and COM
mon council of the city OF Grand
Rapids:
Gentlemen:--I hereby respectfully
submit the report Of my office as city
treasurer for the month of April year
1908.
April Bal. on hand in bank S13220, IL
April l3 Rec. of 2. f. Bean
county Treas. county school
money 422S 03
April % Rec of c. e. Boles
for Gull pipe to l.. DiSher 90
Received of c. E. BoleS la5or
toe. M. & st. Paul Ry. 4 80
Rec. of Z. E. Boles Gull pipe to
G. Brinkman 6 so
Rec. of Wood County aid to
Elmer Babcock 80
Rec. of Wood County aid to
| Skinner 3 S8
Rec. of L. Marzynski for bury
| lug cow 5 90
| Rec. of James Keyes FOR fines % 90
April 80 interest -
Tax collected for the month of
| April 1861 6S
s2lI63 52
Orders paid out during month
Of April slss52 o.
/ Sl2l1 SO
Respectfully submitted this lst day
of May 1908.
/ Frank Stahl,
City Treasurer
The annual report of the city treas
urer was presented and, on motion,
referred to the finance committee TO
lcheck up and to report upon at the
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of May 1908.
Frank Stah!,
City Treasurer"
The annual report of the city treas
urer was presented and, on motion,
referred to the finance committee TO
check up and to report upon at the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-01
BOASTS BANK EXAMINERS.
Comptroller Says Quality OF Their
Work Must be improved.

Washington - say 10 YOU en-
phatically that your work must be
Improved Entertainments have
failed OF discovery, defalcatlons and
dishonesty have been concealed from
you. and In many cases You have
failed 10 correctly or even approx.
mately estimate the value OF the pa
Ter and securities held by the banks .
This Was the declaration made on
Monday by Comptroller OF the Cur
rency Lawrence o. Murray In ad-
dressing the conference. OF national
bank examiners representing practi
cally all Of the territory east OF Ohio
Tho conference. which In being held
behind closed doors. is expected to
continue for several days. and Ia the
FIRST under the comptroller's bill of
September 2. designed to discuss tho
bank examiners work with view
10 radical Improvement