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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
Afternoon Session.

January 5th, 1910.
!soatd called to order by Chairman
Kline,
The roll was called and all members
except Supervisor Elverman present.
w. M. Cowell appeared before the
Board in regard to Tax Sale Cert.
held by Kenosha County against pro-
perty owned by him.
Supervisor Dietrich moved to refer
the matter to its proper committee.
Supervisor Dewey moved to amend
by referring the matter to the commit
tee on assessments.
Amendment lost.
Original motion carried and matter
referred to committee on illegal Tax
alton.
Supervisor Dietrich moved the Chair.
man appoint committee of three to
visit the Racine County Insane asylum
three times during the ensuing year at
such times as they see fit.
Motion carried.
Chairman Kline appointed Supervisors
Dietrich, Moran and Schwan.
Ex-County Agent Michael Hensgen
appeared before the Board and read his
final report as Co. Agent.
Supervisor Dietrich moved to accept
the report and refer it to its proper
committee.
Motion carried and report referred to
committee on County Clerk s and Coun-
ty Agents accounts.
Supervisor Yule moved that no new
claims be received after o'clock p. m
Jan. 9th, 1910.
Motion carried.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF Hastings
OF KENOSHA COUNTY, WIS their
CoNSM The Bond of Russell H.
received ana upon
motion referred
mittee
January MI 49,. r =. -, - -
Morning Session motion
January Clerks County Agents
% accounts
Kline. The list of Outlawed County
Roll called and all
Elverman
The petition Of Treasu
following
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Afternoon Session.


soldiers of Kenosha County do hereby
respectfully request and recommend
that your honorable body appoint a
committee of seven, to consist of not
less than three old soldiers to consider
and recommend some device or way
whereby the name, company, regiment,
rank, date of enlistment, and date of
discharge, company regiment, and rank
Of every old soldier who enlisted from or
was or should be credited to Kenosha
County during the Civil War, may be
placed upon the walls of the Court
House IN the County Judges Court Room
Register Of Deeds, County Clerk s Office
or some suitable room that the said
Honorable County Board may designate,
there to remain as perpetual record
of the patriotism of the people Of Ken
osha County in the terrific strife be-
tween the States from 1861 to 1866, and
make their report at the next annual
meeting Of the, County Board.
II. E. Benedict.
Ernst G. Timme.
George Hale.
A. G.. Pacey.
I'll. f. Truax.
W. II. Harrison.
M. Loescher
Philip Harmon.
Supervisor Pacey moved the Chair ap-
point a committee of seven as recon-
mended in the communication.
Motion carried and Chairman Kline
appointed W. H. Harrison, Frank Ly-
man, George Hale, Charles E. Likes,
James E. Spencer, George Kreuscher,
and Hubert B. Schwan
Report.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Kenosha County Wis.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit to
your honorable body my last account as
County Agent for Kenosha County from
Nov. 5th, 1909, to Jan. LIST, 1910.
Nov. 5. To cash balance on
nahu.'' - =: 80 - '''$1oS'4o
wv 90 ooun'y oioei = oo0'oo
Deo' - Aeiepnone Aoll FRANK
noo On no1oah an ohn;e,a
office. 6.35
Dee. 30 Telenhone toll County
Clerk s office. 40
-
Total. -. -. ..s71O.15
Va
by amount PAID MISC. accounts S5.2l
by amount paid Pauper &C
count. =. =. =. =. -. 1924
BY amount paid Stationary &C
count. .. -. 14.65
ny amount PAID county Build
lhgs... -. llS.lo
by amount palo uel ana Llght. lo1'o9
ny amount PAID insurance.. l9o.oo
lotal... -. =. ..$1lO.l5
Respectfully submitted,
Michael Hensgen,
County Agent,
Report.
cont1o w. ,u committees -
~ ~ aaoo4 - c.
a. 80 ,r.,o1 mouaooa 49,, ~.
= -, 1000 Sc 80 100
respectfully report that we have exam
med same and compared 1t with the
vouchers presented by nm Tor money
pala out ana we ma the same correct
the vouchers nave peeh canceled by
your committee and deposited with the
County Clerk, we therefore recommend
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Report.

Kenosha, Wisconsin, Jan. 5th, 1910.
To the County Board of Supervisors of
Kenosha County Wisconsin.
Gentlemen: We, your committee who
was duly appointed by the Chairman
of this Board at the regular session of
this Board of November 1909, to re-
ceive plans, and specifications for a
new Jail and to advertise for bids for
the construction Of same, respectfully
xenort as follows:
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Jail according to the plans and speci-
fications made by Joseph Lind, archi-
teet Renosha, Wis, for the sum of
Four hundred thirty six dollars ($436),
Yours truly,
Kaelber & Kraft.
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Committee.

Kenosha Wis, Jan. 9th, 1910.
To the County Board of Kenosha Coun-
ty.
respectfully ask that your honorable
body permit me or the Judge of the
Municipal Court, of Kenosha County to
employ an additional Clerk for a period
of thirty days at salary of not to ex-
coed ten dollars per week to be paid by
the County or until such time as the
work which is now accommodating by rea-
son Of the many cases being tried at
the January term of said Court can be
done in proper manner.
1t is absolutely necessary from Tina
to time in order that the work of the
clerk and reporter of such court may
be done efficiently to employ additional
help and I feel sure that the members
of your board would not expect the
clerk to pay for such additional help
out of his salary to-wit: Seventy-fve
dollars per month.
Trusting that you win give the mat
ter careful consideration, I remain,
Respectfully yours,
James Z. Tully,
Clerk of the Municipal Court.
Report.
We, your committee to whom was re-
ferred the within petition of James E.
Tully for clerk hire, respectfully re-
port that we have examined the same
and recommend that the sum of forty
dollars $40, be allowed for Clerk hire.
F. R. Shuart,
II. F. Jordan,
Charles B. Dietrich,
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Dietrich, Jordan, Theleen, Link, schwan
Betting.
Noes--cull, spartz, Paeey, Elverman,
Yule, Dewey.
Original question declared carried
and Board proceeded to open bids as
follows:
Kenosha, Wis, Jan. Sth, 1910.
To the County Board of Kenosha Coun-
ty.
|, the undersigned Joseph H. Tully,
hereby agree to do all work and fur
nish all material and labor, excepting
however, all plumbing, heating and cell
work in the remodeling of the County
Jail IN accordance with plans and
specifications prepared by Mr.. Joseph
Lindl, architect, for the sum of ten
thousand three hundred eighty dollars.
($1O3S0.)
Joseph FL. Tully,
Contractor.
Kenosha Wis, Jan. Sth, 1910.
Board of Supervisors, Kenosha Wis
consin.
For the sum of ten thousand two hun
dred and ninety dollars, ($1O29O.), 1
propose to furnish labor and materials
for addition to Jail on items figured
on by me according to plans and speci-
fcations prepared by Mr.. Lindl, archi-
tect.
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hAnEA5s
Nothing better for the boys than bread
from Gold Media. Flour. REBKccA,
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Report.

We, your committee to whom was re-
ferred the account of Russell H. Jones
as County Clerk from November LIST,
1909, to Jan. 1st, 1910, respectfully re-
port that we have examined the same
and find the same correct and recon-
mend the acceptance of the same.
John T. Yule,
James Moran,
Anton Elverman,
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Voted as follows:
Ayes-Shuart, spartz, Powell, Kline,
Pacey, Moran, EIverman, Dietrich, Yule,
Jordan, Dewey, Theleen, Link, Sehwan,
Betting.
Noes-Cull.
Motion carried and forty dollars duly
appropriated.
CTo BE CONTINUED
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Report.

To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Kenosha County Wis.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit to
your honorable body my last account as
County Agent for Kenosha County from
Nov 5th, 1909, to Jan. LIST, 1910.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
POULTRY SHOW
At CENTERvILLE
WILLIAM RUSSELL or oTTuMWA
EXPERT JUDGE, TO SCORE
THE BIRDS.

Centerville, Oct. 11.-That the APP
panoose County Poultry association rs
going to have good annual show this
year is assured, and the work OF
preparation Is now we'll under way
The premium list is now in the hands
of the printers and will be issued soon
It is quite complete and in addition to
the regular premiums, contains about
$3.50 in merchandise premiums besides
number of cash specials among those
offered by local business men.
The show will be held at the armory
hall, northwest corner of the square,
November 30 and December l, 2 and 8.
The hall has been leased for the en-.
tire week, as it will be used for a day
or two before and after the show while
receiving exhibits and removing them.
This insures a complete exhibit Tor
every day of the show. The associa-
ton secured William T. Russell of Of
tumwa to Judge the exhibits and make
scorings Of birds. He is former Cen
terville man and is counted among the
best poultry judges in the country. 1t
is confidently expected that 500 to 800
birds will be entered at the Appanoose
county show in this city this year.
Of1cers of the association are:
President. e. G.. Wentworth; vice presi-
dent, Dr. J. Nicely; secretary, Jonas
Colt; treasurer, w. NJ. Evans; execu-
tive committee, DR.. F. F. Ash, John
Kearwille, Lincoln Knapp.
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county was solid for the entire repub-
lican ticket. 1--WE will come out OF
Washington township with a majority
Of ITS for the entire ticket" he said.
James King of tho sixth ward added
8 humorous touch to the speechmak-
ing. by declaring that the ''eloquence
spilled here tonight ought to be SUI
f1cient to elect the entire republican
ticket" He added that IL the repub-
leans get out and work they will
clean up the platter"
A. w. Enoch, James Orr a d Will
Wright briefly addressed the gather
ing and a motion then was presented
and adopted, calling meeting for
every Monday night in the headquar-
tiers similar in nature to the meeting
last night. Another motion that re-
ceived the support Of the meeting
called for the appointment of COM
mittee to aid Chairman Young in ar
ranging for school house meetings
throughout the county. Several OF
the speakers present volunteered to
address such meetings. A motion that
as many as possible meet Thursday
night and march to the opera house
when Congressman Dawson makes the
opening speech Of the campaign in OF
tumwa, was unanimously passed, and
the meeting adjourned. FL
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
RoUslNG HARMONY MEETING AT
CENTRAL COMMITTEE HEAD
QUARTERS LAST NIGHT STlRS
UP ENTHUSIASM IN PARTY.
ELECT ENTIRE TICKET
is NOW THE SLOGAN
WORKERS DECLARE THAT DIFF
FERENCES HAVE BEEN BURIED
AND ALL PLEDGE EARNEST EF-
FORTS TO ELECT CANDIDATES.

The republicans of Wapello county
at rousing harmony meeting in the
county central committees headquar-
tiers last night made the final plans for
an enthusiastic campaign in behalf OF
the entire republican ticket, state,
congressional, Legislative, county and
township. There has not been such 9
harmonious gathering of republicans
in years, and the opinion was ex-
pressed with enthusiasm by scores OF
the republican workers present in the
crowd that filled the headquarters,
that all differences within the party
had been forgotten and that the re-
publicans of Wapello county were
ready to unite in an old time CAM
paign for the election of every man on
the ticket, from top to bottom.
Chairman l.. H. Young in calling the
meeting to order stated that his pur-
pose in bringing this gathering to-
gether was two-fold. First, he wanted
to rally the republicans together for al
old time campaign and an old time
victory: and, second. he wanted to
bring the matter of campaign funds
before the party workers. The meeting
] fulfilled it's purpose in both regards.
A series of enthusiastic speeches,
filed with suggestions for carrying on
an aggressive campaign, bore eloquent
testimony of the fighting spirit OF
Wapello county's republicanism.
In addition to this plans were formu-
lated to give Congressman Dawson
rousing reception when he comes to
the city Thursday night for speech
at the Grand opera house that will
open the republican campaign in Wap-
clio county. Arrangements were made
for a large delegation of Ottumwa re-
publcans to attend Congressman Ken.
, dalrs meeting in Agency tomorrow
night, and a committee was named to
assist Chairman Young in pushing a
vigorous school house campaign IN
Wapello county from now until cleo
ton day.
Harmony Talks Heard.
| Chairman Young explained that the
meeting was to be entirely informal in
it's nature and he called for voluntary
! expressions from the republicans pres
ent
F. w. Simmons led off in the speech
making with few plain remarks. He
! declared that the republicans of Wap-
clio county must bury all past differ
ences. In this campaign, he said, there
must be no progressives, or stand
| patters. regulars or insurgents. but all
must be republicans and realize that
| their opponents are the democrats.
| He pledged his support to the entire
ticket and said further that he would
NOT only give this support but would
give liberal contribution to the cam,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
new FACTORY AT
UNPLEASANT
SHAFTS REGALlA PLANT OF IA
CROSSE TO CHANGE LocA-
TloN-RAisE $4,000.

| Mt. Pleasant Oct. LINT. pleasant
! is going to have new industry. That
important fact was established by the
Immediate subscription Of $4,000 fol
the new fraternal manufacturing
establishment which will move here
from La Crosse, Wis.
Mr.. Stats, the present owner OF the
company, left Friday for La Crosse to
pack up his machinery and material
and expects to be back soon and fairly
we'll started in the installation OF the
new plant.
The new concern will have a capitai
stock of $4,000, Of which $4,000 vas
subscribed by six local men. The
Commercial club has agreed to raise
enough funds to- move the new plant
here.
| II it can be brought about the new
plant will be put into the ground Moor
of the Harlan house, which will give
just about enough room.
Mr.. Stats will not only bring mere
his family but number Of his exper-
fenced hands. He expects when IN
runningj order to have no less than
fifty girls at work, which will be a
great thing for the feminine portion OF
the city, who like to earn little
money.
The new concern will manufacture
all kinds or lodge regalia, decorative
devices, college and other kinds OF pen
nants, cellufofd buttons, convention
badges and great variety of special
ties along the line indicated.
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PRINT NAMES ON SIDEWALK.
Women Of kensett, Ia, Secure
Funds in Novel
Manner

Kensett. Oct 1O.-HistOrical events
hundreds Of names of individuals and
business firms, not only of this place
and Worth county. but CLEANED from
all parts of the United States and
Alaska, are now imprinted in the solid
rock surface of cement sidewalk
Ladies' Cemetery association of this
place. The walks extend over a mile
In length, from the town to the site
of the cemetery, and was built with
the funds secured by the ladies, who
inaugurated their novel scheme Of Sc.
curing money early last year. with the
result that the walk is completed with
money to spare for other improve
ments.
Nearly every person in town was
enlisted in the matter. They wrote
to friends whom they solicited for the
payment of a dollar that their name
might appear on the surface of the
walk. Answers came in from all parts
Of the country. Besides the hundreds
OF names, something over 400. there
are many business men who placed
their lads" on the walk. In addition,
tASA orc ouIilllcS VI lA1pO1ldu Ouilu-
ings, important historical events of the
town and the country, dates and places
Of public interest, with the names and
records Of some of its prominent
people.
The smallest price received for the
recording of name was 81. and from
that up was paid by those who wanted
to be remembered in private or a
business way. The walk is probably
as unquite thing of the kind as ever
laid in Iowa. The remaining money,
after the walk has been paid for, will
be used in identifying the cemetery
and in doing some other work the
ladies' have in mind
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13

Miss Anna HARDY OF OttunWa speH'
several days with her trend mrs
Harry Deven the past Few uass. g.
! Wai'er , Sl ~ z'.;,, ,.ts,t enr vael;
neo.a
or tMo. xy;,,;. ,at+ Mond.r 20,
MISS Lena &c. !" it 4.a.a oat., s,i.it n.;t tl
SuIaeo eI !"
re!atives ~ ssos s-,.a 1af+ Mona. -,
w. anu M 80 I,,at;n,, Co,o
stnelr nome az o ':.,. ' ~.
aiter spenalis "eeA viii ioia'A' .
at inns pace;
MI. aitu Wis 10 49,. ,.;s,ti,,a
wv .nllulen p;++aI,,,r, re+,,rnad -
relatives at Pistspurg returned :
theiI nome - r.iu9n ,t;ssa y,; ns
Jessie Wnsvn 1r; .1u Iii u e. ,E -,
81. LOUIS. WI. MeD'i"e VIII ieiiia -
Tor the wlnter. co,o
u. ~ Barber VI Delleel' ooio.; spIH :.
several Gays IN hs 1 VIII iiS
step brother r. +. Meek.
MISS hdna gay oi Wa. st - ~ III ny
CITY the guest Vi iier POI Gus WI ai''
MRS. !. Is. Day:
MRS. James NAMES mes. 1ell Mohu'
Tor Gravy "a: TO vlsil Ielatlse .,
Mrs. WIN. W1nslo" returned Monua
from keokuk where si'e mas peeh VIC
lt1ng relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Walker departed Monday
for Los Angeles, Calf. where she
will spend two months with her friend
Mrs. Ida Wherry.
r p. Rowley and daughter Eleanore
visited several DAYS last week with
the formers brother Frank Rowley
and family at Des Moines.
Attorney Charles Harris of Gales
hug III, has been p,,est tho past
week Of his brother DR.. W. T. Harris
and family of this place.
Mrs. Oscar McCrary left Thursday
for cane Girardeau. Mo. to visit her
hrotter AL Duckworth and family for
month
Mrs Maria Spencer and daughter
w., we're nassenrers for Ottumwa Fri
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
Dewitt Farmer Killed.

De witt. Oct. Especially A.
McGarry son of one Of the most pros
porous farmers in eastern Iowa was
killed yesterday by the accidental dis
charge of shot gun which he was at
tempting to pull from behind wood
box in the Kitchen The accident Oc-
Cured while all members of the fam
ily were at church.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
Charlton Wants New Railroad.

Charlton. Oct. 11.-Chariton may
have a new railroad. Surveyors for
the Rock Island have been working in
this vicinity for several days. The
Rock Island is DESTROYS of securing a
shorter connection between it's central
Iowa line and It's southern line and
are surveying between Carlisle and
AllertOn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13

of the school made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Phyllis Roberts.
Miss Bowel will enter upon her duties
Monday Oct. 10.
A meeting of the mutual telephone
companies of Van Buren, county will
be held at the Keosauqua court house
for the purpose of establishing conn
ty telephone service by the union OF
|all mutual companies
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
kEOSAUQUA.

Miss Anna Hardy of Ottumwa spent
several days with her friend Mrs
Harry Devon the past few days.
Walter Bennings left Monday for
Keota where he will visit for a week
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
Farmer offers Reward for Horses.

Gravity, Oct. 11.-Fred Fisher. a
farmer living near here. has offered a
liberal reward for the capture of the
thief who stole team of horses be-
longing to him valued at $500. A de-
scription has been sent TO all the sur
rounding towns.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-13
President Mel.a.n,. Mother m.

Iowa City, Oct. .-(SpeciaL)-It is
feared today that the mother of Pres
ident George e. MacLean of the Uni
versity Of Iowa, will not live through
the day. She is falling very fast.
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"a. Mo;ne. Gets Factory.

Des Moines. Oct. 11--(Special.) 1.-THE
.Adel Manufacturing Co.. employing
fifty people and manufacturing dry
goods and staples have decided to
move to Des Moines at once.
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To Dedicate New Temps.

Creston, Oct. 11.-(Special.)-- Corn
ing's new $4,000 Masonic temple will
be dedicated Wednesday, Oct. 10, the
exercises taking place in the afternoon
at which time f. w Craig, state grand
master will deliver the address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01


- ~ he legislature 60 vote for that candidate for the
asa for legislature ta not compelled sign state
nut prefer candidates who do a. That
= ~ senatorial auction block Of the Legislature
snsyYupt practices act has nterfered with
sasatou campaign funds aud tho distribution Of cam
- press handicapped by the law requiring the
state Oregon 90 publish and send "a every
A such tor and against Il may be offered
- IL b. advocates and Opponents % the measure and
:. saansnls must BE- sisncd
n 4 shA means that the OREGON have much
- ae opinion Of the corporation agents press but
- i fsghi votng power into their hands
- themselves In contempt % the nice Kind gentlemen
80 hey should control the offices and all the
- rsst oacs year Interference o. the
L. sA right Of corporations 20 manage the politics ef the
~ oxssa state Grange is meeting this year
- adopted resolutions urging ala study the
administration Of government. be guard against
- ira always watch for ideas adapted
"a cannot essened Increased BY branding govern
II ssnsrp home rule local opton either Ia bonding
In the proposal rather than the pfoposef be
H. ~ suggestion cannot depend the popular
La xeo pFeseat whether they be- called republicans social
e &moeaz single takers Of pruhibitionlsts'
uaassan the state and all other
F. under all circumstances and all times. ad
h ssE every department Of their govern
na especially In applying Just methods Of taxation and the
III asn&ng # public money
i H. evaporation papers bowling the grange has
pors whlch that the and the voters
pashing The professional politicians ont o. politics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
Over 1000 Pairs Tan ShOeSiOr Women S1.9S
Instead of So and 81

Because the maker guessed
wrong-guessed that tan shoes
would outsell black, and made up
his stock accordingly, He lost, Of
course. That is how ii comes
TO pass that you can buy Tan
Russia Lace Oxfords, Brown Nici
Kid Button Oxfords, Chocolate
Kid Gibson Ties, Russia Calf
Butcher Oxfords. Russia Calf
Buckle Oxfords, Tan Calf Ankle
Strap Pumps, Russia Calf Pumps
without straps, Brown Suede Glib
son Ties, Hand-Turned or Good
year Welt Sole, with military or
Cuban heel. None worth less
than $500; fully third worth
$3.50, and a few worth $500
pair Choice ..,.......S 1.9S
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tender No, indeed. sir
Now. said The boss. you must
be taking money ! know a.
Well. OF course. STR. said the
bartender. 4 take cut my car fare
every night
oh. you do. ehF said the boss.
And where do you llveg San
FranciscoF ~ Philadelphia Bul
fetin