The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24
new COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Board is Urged to Name New Commit
tee on tuberculosis Hospital and In
junction May be Sought to Prevent
the Operation of the Powder Plant.

John T. Yule, veteran member of the
county board of supervisors from the
second ward Of the city, was named
as chairman of the county board at the
special meeting for reorganization
this morning. Mr.. Yule had the unit
ed support of the city members Of the
board for the office and led in the bal
loting from the first ballot. William
Luke of Wheatland, was the candidate
of the men from the rural towns in
the county. The election came on the
seventh formal ballot when Mr.. Yule
had margin Of one vote.
Chairman Yule in accepting the
Craftsmanship of the board, declared
that he appreciated highly the honor
conferred upon him and gave the mem
bers assurance that during the coming
year he would handle the duties of the
office in an impartial manner. He in
sisted that he had not sought the lead
oioAlP VI oH0 UodllI, UuG tudb DIS u6 udQ
been named to head the organization
that he would give to the people of the
whole county his best efforts.
Chairman Yule has been a member of
the county board for the past six years
and has been most active in the work
Of the board. He has fathered many
notable projects carried out by the
board and has been leader in the
adoption of modern plans for the
county. He was father of the fight on
the powder making plant at Pleasant
Prairie and he insisted this morning
that he would ask the board at the
meeting today to take some action to
have an injunction secured to stop the
manufacture Of powder in this county
1t is expected that the board will take
some fnal action to clean up this
matter
At the session of the board this af
ternoon Miss Edyth M. Tate of Nil
waukee, field agent of the Wisconsin
tuberculosis committee took up with
the board the question Of sanitarium
for the treatment of patients i'll with
tuberculosis. She asked that new com
mittee be named to study this matter
during the summer months with view
of making a report to the board at the
November session. 1t is not thought
possible that the board will reopen
the old fight
The first action of the new board
was the naming of committee to an
nounce standing committees for the
year. This committee reported the fol-
lowing committees and they were con
frmed by Chairman Yule and the
board
Finance.
Spartz, SchWan, Scott,
Assessment.
Herzog, Bishop, Yule.
Clerks and Agents Accounts.
Epson, Kline, Luke.
sheriffs Accounts.
Tobin, Hensgen, Burg.
Treasures Accounts.
Hensken, Bishop, Grosvenor.
Municipal Court.
Bishop, Scott, Burg.
Justice Accounts.
Kline, Grosvenor, Link.
Official Bonds.
Yule, Schwan, Eppers.
Inquest Cases.
Scott, Kline, Luke.
General Bills.
Burg, Eppers, spartz.
Roads and Bridges.
Luke, Herzog, Epson.
County Buildings and Printing,
schwan, Hartnell, Link.
Tramps and Poor.
Grosvenor, Link, Tobin.
Judiciary.
Link, Herzog, Hensgen.
Taxation.
Eppers, Spartz, Hartnell.
County superintendent Accounts.
Hartnell, Epson, Tobin.
Candidates for federal jobs under
the new administration are playing
long shots. There are already 10000
applications for the 10000 jobs at the
disposal Of the president, by and with
| the CONSENT of the soma 2, 90 tha4 II