The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-04
November 10th, 1908.

Inc A6HOSud county DOdIu OL foupeI-.
visors convened in regular session
at the Court House in the city of Ke
nosha on Tuesday, November 10th, 1908.
at ten 'clock A. M, and was called
to order by Chairman Kreuscher.
The following supervisors of their
respective towns and wards of the
city Of Kenosha responded to the call
of the roll as follows:
Supervisor w. V. Gull, from the town
of Brighton.
Supervisor f. R. Shuart, from the
town of Bristol.
Supervisor J. P. spartz, from the
town of Paris.
Supervisor Thomas Riley, from the
town of Pleasant Prairie.
Supervisor Charles Kline, from the
town of Randall
Supervisor E J. Rhodes, with creden-
tails, in place of A. G. Pacey, from the
town of Salem.
Supervisor James Moran, from the
town of Somers.
Supervisor William Luke, from the
town of Wheatland.
Supervisor Charles B. Dietrich, from
the First Ward of the city Of Kenosha.
Supervisor John T. Yule, from the
Second Ward of the city of Kenosha.
Supervisor Henry f. Jordan, from the
Third Ward Of the city Of Kenosha.
Supervisor A. j. Burg, from the
Fourth Ward of the city of Kenosha.
Supervisor Simon Krebs, IT,, from
the Fifth Ward Of the city of Kenosha.
Supervisor Joseph Widmann, from
the Sixth Ward Of the city Of Kenosha.
Supervisor Hubert B. Schwan, from
the Seventh Ward Of the city of Ke-
nosha. 4@@
Supervisor John Betting, from the
Eighth Ward of the city of Kenosha
Supervisor Kline moved to proceed
to the election of Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors of Kenosha coun
ty for the ensuing year.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Burg moved the chair ap
point two tellers.
Motion carried.
Chairman Kreuscher appointed Sup
ervisors Burg and Luke as tellers.
An informal ballot was taken, which
resulted as follows: The whole mum
Der of votes cast for Chairman was six
teen, Of which number III. B. Schwar
received eight, III. E. Jordan received
fO,1r TVi11ior, N,711 roao;xyoJ ono
j. Rhodes received one, F. r. Shuart
received one and blank one
No choice being made, the Board
was instructed to prepare their bal
lots for the first formal ballot, which
resulted as follows: Whole number OIL
votes cast, sixteen, of which FL. B
Schwan received eight, I'll. F. Jordan
received six and f. r. Shuart received
two
No choice being made, the board
was instructed to prepare their bal
lots for the second formal ballot, which
resulted as follows: The whole number
of votes cast was sixteen, of which
number HI. B. Schwan received seven
Shuart received two
No choice being made, the BOARD
was instructed to prepare their bal
lots for the third formal ballot, which
resulted as follows: The whole number
of votes cast was sixteen, of which
number III. B. Schwan. received .eigh1
and H. f. Jordan received eight.
No choice being made, the BOARD
was instructed to prepare their bal
lots fer the fourth formal ballot, which
resulted as follows: The whole number
of votes cast was sixteen, of which
number HI. B. Schwan received eigh
and Fl. F. Jordan received eight.
No choice being made, the BOARD
was instructed to prepare their ballots
for the fifth formal ballot, which re
suited as follows: The whole number
of votes cast was sixteen, of which
number Ell. B. Schwan received eigh
and H. F. Jordan received eight.
No choice being made, the BOARD
was instructed to prepare their bal
lots for the sixth formal ballot, which
resulted as follows: The whole humble,
of votes east was sixteen, of which
number III. B. Schwan received nine
and H. F. Jordan received seven.
Mr. Fl. B. Schwan, having major
ity Of the votes cast, was declared
duly elected Chairman of the BOARD
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Schwan thanked the Board fol
the honor conferred upon him and the
confidence placed in him and announced
his intention Of fairness to all anc
asked the unanimous support Of the
Board in all it's proceedings.
Exchairman Kreuscher, with a few
well chosen remarks, presented Chair
man SchWan with a rayel.