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HOLIDAY MAIL WORK
2 PlEASES BURLESON

AA ffH.
Washinsr0u. iItc. -rOs,mssae:'
General Iurieson Is iespy rraiifi.t 4
ri the eagerness with which his AS
sistznts and the empioye. nf the de
psrim.nt and of the office all over
the eonntrs have eo-opera,"i in hsn-
diing ~ far the heaviest christEias
mail In the history of tn" country.
Il recently hes besn decided To in
crease the maximum parcel i.ns' iin,-
II 10 nay pounds for the flint TAO
1onss and Mr. IiIfieson b.for. a
senate committee has suggested 100
rounds as n iihsi, FOR tn" near fI-
lure. In discussing the PROMPT
handling Of the Christmas packages
MIR. ii.rieson seemed Ia intin'a,e
iha, thi, .nsrrss would ss an arsn-
msnt for further extending tile srE,-
iss.
TIL. Department believes tina, re-
cent innovations in ia. i.ns,,i s.fS-
Ice within the last 81, months ars-
largely responsible for the success
For 'hres or four aays immediately
fssssding Christmas. hower-. theirs
ere heavy hsr~ssHs ir if~ iur-@s
al employees. In III. railway mali
service. for Instance. the normal
force was Increased iro-i 1880 IA
approximately l..."", Tie ri-riea.
rat carrier fos.~. I, is ss,i'an'.'i,
~as inercas-i from soc" In siaa:
s>."o". These Increases. ho~. .s"r.
we're accomplished IL cost les
than nniieIpsiSi hy the a-rait'aN-'
The postmaster s"n.sai sa,i t"'
.iaS.
The handling .f this enormous
mail .i"rins the h"ii.iay r'''i"i tHiIS'
demonstrates tI- effectiveness of 'h-
ras,ai s-r.i." in COPING not .iis
with present .o.aiiinas rs they al
fec, th" i.ar-@i u"s'. hut also lie ca
rs-iiy In meet further demands ~
they srisS In connections ~i,h ,n'
greater development of ihi. service.
a. ~-li q. nnS osh~r Wtirh 'h- de-
rar,n-n, may h~ r~fnir"si tn i~f-
form so mr~, the Increasing n~s'is
n the pubii-,
From all the iafz~ cities. i'.r S"s'
York. Philadelphia ana san ErSn-
ss.--c. r..!,ost. have some n. ssiraor'
binary inrr~a..-- of mail dispatched
ai mn early hour.
Tho W-lnaass~r as San Francisco.
wh-r- tho department stsn.ias''ts''
lian committee has h-~u nj work tns
. month. mai. this report Cnrss''
mas niHht:
Abs slui~ly tisaa.up of all siass@'>
ou, soins mail Christmas -,~. Thsr.
s~~n thousand saek. ef Parcel isnsi
si.,ai.hsd n-~~nhcr :"-:i, ii~rs-
lest Saae-iiaiiae pee"mbsr -. s:s.-
aaa. All Parcel ip., .,-,i,~tci. t:s-
iisna,c Parcel tos, delivered boecm-
her :i-:. by vehicles. '".""": hr
carriers. !S".co". Delivery Of let
ter. and card. delayed by late arr'v.
al trains with unworsci mail 0fi:"~
ror,nai ,oaisht''
The postmaster general believes
that tho Installation Of the so.eni,cf
terminal railway mali ssrsis" has
bScn large instrumental In prevent
inr ,onsr~iion. This service. which
has boon established In rish'y-nse
Important mail ecnt~r<. prevents
tho dumping onto tho pne'ni cars "t
large mas.c. NJ unsortc'' packages
and periodicals. The mail IL sorted
In terminal offlccr and IL then dc
isn.i,cd or through cars
An important extension "f tnIa
service has becn established in con-
ncction with department, stores and
mail order nousrs, With the a'd ~
prccanccllcd stamps. tho mall l. A.
sorted, tagged and sent .,-eci to tho
mail cars.
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Flour

Queen Quality stiii leads all other
braads Of Flour. Try sack and NJ
e0urine~si that il 10 the nest on the
market. We aisn carry swandnNa
and Pridn Of Colorado. Ask your
sroer for these brands or call on us
sni ". will see thar 'ou get tbs b~st.
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A DANCER SIGNAL.

iiasrssn-.s Ia a -h'ii thu, il s,.b,
Tee, q. group u sur" sisa 81 ~ s,.-
rrna attack. dice Chamber
iain's Coash nSmciy ss s"nn ne tho
shiis h~c.m-s hnars- AMI tho s'inrI
may h- wsr'.i off For sale h, ali
dealers.
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-cebwsb oev,n" IN Arrived.

fhilAdslphia.-The '.cobweb gown
aeAs 'oe Pima cl6th. brought frum ths
PAnlDDelts 10 Oh Nov At tAs c6hshat.
chl muassm hets. several qs lscAi
stotss have ordered large cossiSn.
aeats Of the fsbric, which u msrs
dlkbAAnous than yoilc shd ,pori clins.
t6I that crepe de chins e
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$4,000 aIFT TO GAMMA MrT
-osisss.. essysa0 vvseh pssstss SoAa. ~
ossOoeo1 lasA 0e0Wo ~
Theoaoh Wte1o&.

InsAoa- "A -ssnss." saasA basass.
~Aiis pasytss cricket o. The vssessu
iavs q nal0nsai vstA fssseU JsAs. ~
esscsss sail shsoaeh ~ Vea10V
Foo0 II he eassie ~tsss valRahes ~
cAiss. Which 0ases Mar v sesiss
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Hay

Hay u hish. ~ tue farmer can't
haul on seeOunt of the snow. We
siili have acme cheap hay. II would
pay yoa 10 ~. uS ah0at this ss the
price viii ne higher snnn.
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Printing al every a->r-ir'ion n.,i.
IL ami rii.siy sS~ru,"'I a., the
Chronicle. S~~s iah 'u,r,s. sniniiss
and quotations aa r-an~.s. 's- ih~
g~:s phone. Trinidad $40 n
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Grain

Grain pfieea arr tHs came as last
week. ~srep, Brah. which ia ~ fros'
- IN zoe. We aiAays have the
beet quality al the invest prie~.
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care Of for ths 1oVaese SaDrsse u
R19oia, - oeose1.
Tie ball s0a0ho1 O Ds0oosa AGuso
voetA Sle.eeA wAieA wes Olvea - ~
e0otess b. The late Ring EAvara.
Csrsossly saoush . rsptIea vas bsoes0
II windssf two 6ays teeoes King ~
vas0b 0sotA. f - 80 t'
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Potatoes

"" have lust reeeiSsd car nj
nice. large. white Western Ss"fHs.
Ask Ms about Spuds.
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Quilitek Feed Store
Store SO Hsgth osaRnsseial Street.
1Aeoe 1yinjAo0 q.
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fEDt!l!ll} 9HyfN
8 81 J 1dHDeC1e

scsssssssA 6sso saos ~
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WAS that 6easssi i'aeaaI 0rnsro sad
0sserai Yass eaiAsaar. eonnAAAsra
OF federal volunteers. who arc threat.
esed With no quarter by 0Ptess.
secretly crossed tho American JstAe
several niShts sso and arraassA Tor
shelter WITH frieaAs 10 easr they
have IN Tetssat 10 foEeiRa NIL. Or.
oseo and aalasas fin,rrh Ia tho r..
veitx a8aisst Naaero.
On noaplAint from Raivaddr Met
eado that the Amssieass we're Iaeit-
Ing tho ieAenis To d~srs'. Major Me-
Name save ordess thai there shouii 4
hs No 'alkias serosa tho siv~r b.
tween American and M-Sffas mid
1efs.
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London. D~c. 5i.-G!inn Miiis.
ruEri~ ant company. the Ehai'.ii
iaaksrs. have nat ~; received In
s,su.sinns 4" ray tho eoannns an" To-
-3ay On the three i,~r .rns and fi'.
~; cent M-s.-au ins~snsi bonds.
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Laredo. Texas. Dcc. 3i.-Thc sur
render of Nuevo Laredo by midnight
was demanded Of tho federal Rarri-
son at tha, noint by constitutional.
ists today. An attack would hi i'm.
mcdiatrly he gun unless the fcdcrats
surrendered. according to tho do
mand.
Twenty fcdcrnis were killed aud
many wounded in three engage
mcnta Monday with constitutional
lsts at Rodriguez. forty-five miles
south Of Monterey. according To fcd-
cral reports today. A cpccial train
carrying many wounded fctlcrals
reached Ncuvo Laredo this morning.
Rebel agents say they lost nine killed
and scvcrui wounded in the fighting
and claim Victory. ~
Two bodies Of rebels. It was re-
ported. were moving on Laredo for
an nltack. One force. numbering
1900 to 5000 was said 10 he advance
ing from a point forty five miles
dawn the Rio Grandc. while another
force numbering 1000 was reported
approaching from Monterey. Tho two
forces planned 10 merge.
:. Tho feAerhl garrison recently has
been rcinforced ahd now Ia 5000
s,f6hg. ~ ~
Nuevo Laredo IL the only imper.
tant bordcr point remaining in the
hands Of the fe6erals.
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
KENOSHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

Burg received 5; John T. YuIe received
2; John F. Herzog received /; Hubert
Schwan received /; blank received l.
No choice being made the Board pro-
ceeded to first formal ballot, resulting
as follows: Whole number of votes
cast 10, of which Supervisors Shuart
received 5 votes; A. j. Burg received
votes; John T. Yule received votes;
John F. Herzog received votes.
No choice being made the Board pro-
ceeded to second formal ballot result
ing as follows: Whole number of votes
cast Is, of which F. r. Shuart received
5 votes; A. J. Burg received 4 votes;
John T. Yule received 4 votes; John f.
Herzog received votes.
No choice being made the Board pro-
ceeded to third formal ballot resulting
as follows: Whole number of votes
cast Is, of which Supervisors Shuart
received 6; A. j. Burg received votes;
John T. Yule received votes; John f.
Herzog received votes.
No choice being made the Board pro-
ceeded to the fourth formal ballot, re-
sulting as follows: Whole number of
votes cast 16, of which Supervisors
Shuart received s; A. j. Burg received
2 votes; John T. Yule received votes;
John F. Herzog received l vote.
No choice being made the Board pro-
ceeded to fifth formal ballot, resulting
as follows: Whole number of votes
cast 16, of which Supervisors Shuart
received 8 votes; A. j. Burg received
2 votes; John T. Yule received 4 votes;
! John F. Herzog received 1 vote.
Chairman Pacey announced the cleo
| ton of Supervisor Shuart and with a
few well chosen remarks presented him
with the gavel which was accepted.
| Chairman Shuart thanked the Board
for the confidence they placed in him.
| Supervisor Schwan moves Chairman
Shuart appoint committee of five to
Recommend standing committees.
| Motion was carried and Chairman
Shuart appoints Supervisors Schwan,
Herzog, Yule, Kreuscher and Flemming.
Supervisor Markham moves rising
vote of thanks to retiring Chairman
Pacey for courtesies shown during the
past year.
Motion was craried unanimously.
Supervisor Burg moves to adjourn I'M
til O. clock to give the committee time
to report.
Motion was carried and the Board so
ladjourned.
i s Russell Fl. Jones,
County Clerk,
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Afternoon Session.

The Board was called to order by
Chairman Shuart
Roll called and all members present.
The petitions of tie Town of Bristol
for two bridges was received and read
and on motion Of Supervisor Burg were
referred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The petition of the Town of Pleasant
Prairie for bridge was received and
read and on motion of Supervisor Burg
same was referred to Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
The petition of the Town of Brighton
for Hahn Bridge was received and
read and on motion of Supervisor Burg
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Morning Session.
County Clerk.

November IS, 1912.
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Shuart.
Roll was called and all members
present except Supervisors Mungen
and Yule.
Supervisor Yule appeared later.
The minutes of yesterdays sessions
were read and approved as read.
F. A. Torkelson appeared before the
Board as candidate for County High.
way Commissioner.
A communication relative to an ey
hibition of agricultural and horticul-
tural products from the State Board of
Agriculture was received and read and
upon motion was placed on file.
A communication relative to issuing
bonds for the newly elected official of
Kenosha County from the American
Surety Company was received and read
and upon motion was placed on file.
The matter of the parole of Louise
Stromblad from Racine County Insane
Asylum was brought to the attention of
the Board by M. F. Barber and on mo-
tion of Supervisor Yule, County Agent
R. Fl. Jones was instructed to take this
matter up with superintendent Lewis
of the Racine County Insane Asylum.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Flemming moved to pro-
coed to levy the County School Tax.
Motion carried and each supervisor
named the amount stated opposite the
name of his town as the amount of the
tax SO levied against his town and the
City of Kenosha.
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Afternoon Session.

1a March 20, 1912.
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Pacey.
The roll was called and all the mem
bers responded except Supervisor Burg.
The motion of Supervisor Markham
was voted upon.
Motion was lost.
Ayes Supervisors Strangberg, Mark
ham. Noes -Eppers, Shrart, Kruescher,
Pacey, Berhhoft, Herzog, Elvermann,
1Iungen, Yule, Link, Muesler, Zewen.
Supervisor Yule offers the following
resolution and moves it's adoption,
Be it Resolved, That the County
Agent is hereby directed and authorized
to stop all further building operations
on the addition to the Municipal Court
building, heretofore authorized by this
Board.
Dated this goth day of March, A. D.
1912.
John It. Yule.
Motion was carried and resolution
adopted as read.
Supervisor Shuart offers the follow
ing resolution and moves it's adoption:
Resolution.
Be it Resolved, That the County
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Afternoon Session.

May Is, 1912.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Shuart.
Roll was called and all members re-
sponded except Supervisor Zewen.
Supervisor Mungen was excused.
The report of the committee to recon-
mend standing committees was read and
the following committees were appoint
ed as recommended:
No L: Committee on Finance-Jacob
Kreuscher, Hubert Schwan and E. F.
Markham.
No. q: Assessment Committee-Joh ohm
F. Herzog, Thomas Flemming and John
T. Yule.
No. 8: County Clerk and County
Agent-John T. Yule, John Bernhoft
and VIM. Luke.
No. A.: Sheriff s Account-Patrick
Tobin, John Zewen and A. j. Burg.
No. 5: County Treasurer Account
John Zewen, Jos. Bishop and John T..
Yule.
No. 6: Committee on Municipal
Court, Etc.-Jos. Bishop, E. F. Mark
ham and A. J. Burg.
! No. Z: Committee on Justice Ac-
counts-E F. Markham, Matthias Mum
gen and Michael Link.
No. s: Committee on Official Bonds
F. R. Shuart, Hubert Schwan and
John Eppers.
No. 8: Inquest Cases-Thomas Flem-
ming, Jacob Kreuscher and VIM. Luke.
No. 10: General Bills-A. J. Burg,
John Eppers and John F. Bernhoft.
/, No. IL: Roads and Bridges-Wm.
Luke, John F. Herzog and F. R. Shuart.
No. IL: County Bids and Printing
Hubert Schwan, Jos. Bishop and Michael
Link.
No. IS: Tramps and Poor--Mathias
Mungen, Michael Link and Patrick To-
bin.
No. IA: Judiciary-Hubert Schwan,
John f. Herzog and John Zewen.
No. Is: Tax Certificate and Illegal
Tax-John Eppers, Jacob Kreuscher
and Thomas Flemming.
No. 16: County Superintendent Ac-
counts-John F. Bernhoft, F. R. Shuart
and Patrick Tobin.
We, your committee to whom was
delegated the duty of recommending
standing committees for the ensuing
year respectfully recommend the above
named committees.
FL. B. Schwan,
John Herzog,
Jacob Kreuscher,
T. Flemming.
\ John T. .Yule,
i J, Supervisor Yule moves. this. Board
/ adopts rules and regulations of the
previous Board. 81 il,
Motion was carried and !. rules 50
adopted.
Supervisor Tobin moves Chairman
Stuart appoint committee of three to
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Afternoon Session.
County Clerk.

November Is, 1912.
Boart was called to order by Chair
man Stuart
Roll was called and all members pres
emit except Supervisors Mungens and
Burg.
Supervisor Burg appeared later.
Clerk of the Court Benz NJ. De-
Diemar appeared before the Board in
regard to the refunding of the natural
ization fees, for the fiscal year.
Supervisor Yule moves to refer this
matter to Committee on Judiciary.
Motion was lost.
Supervisor Burg moves to fix the
County Agent IS salary at $4,000 for
the ensuing year.
Voted as follows:
Ayes-15. Noes-None.
Motion carried, and the County
Agent s salary so fixed at $4,000 for
the ensuing year.
Supervisor Yule moves to elect Rus
sell H. Jones County Agent, by rising
vote for the ensuing year.
Russell H. Jones was unanimously
elected County Agent.
Supervisor Burg moved an appropria-
ton of $4,000 as County Agents APP
preparation.
Voted as follows:
Ayes-15. Noes-None; and $4,000
declared appropriated to the County
Agent.
Supervisor Tobin moves to fix bond
of County Agent at $4,000.
Motion carried and bond so fixed at
$4,000.
Supervisor Burg rendered his report
as Secretary of the Soldiers Relief
Commission.
Supervisor Yule moves to receive the
report and refer it to its proper COM
mittee.
Motion was CARED and report re,
erred to Committee on Tramps and
Poor. nEo
Supervisor Tobin moves to adjourn
until s o'clock tomorrow morning for
committee work.
Motion carried and Board so adj
journed.
r. FL. Jones,
County Clerk.
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SPECIAL SESSION.
March 20, 1912.

Morning Session.
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Pacey.
The roll was called and the following
answered all but Supervisor Burg.
Supervisor Eppers, Shuart, Kruescher,
Powell, Bernhoft, Pacey, Herzog, Elver-
mann, Mungen, Yule, Markham, strang-
berg, Link, Muesler and Zewen.
The call for the session was read as
follows:
Supervisor Markham moves to aDnul
the proceedings of the November SEES
sion as to the building of an addition
to the Municipal Court building and
proceed to the building of new court
building.
Motion was. seconded.
Supervisor Markham moves to ad
iourn until l 'clock P. M,
Motion was carried and the board SO
adjourned
Russell III. Jones,
County Clerk.
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Morning Session,

j.
Kenosha, Wis, May Is, 1912.
rhe Board was called to order by
Chairman Pacey.
Roll was called and the following
members responded to the call from
their respective towns and wards of the
City Of Kenosha, as follows:
Brighton-John Eppers.
BRISTOL. R. Shuart.
aPsrls-sJacob Kreuscher
Pleasant Prairie Patrick Tobin.
Randall-John Bernhoft.
salem-Thomas Femming.
SQmersz-John. E.. Herzog.
Mheariand-Wm. Luke. s.
Kenosha 4 a. =
lst Waard7Mathias Mungen.
End Ward--John 7. Yule.
8rd Ward-E. F. Markham
4th WaT3g-A. J.. Burg,
9Th Ward-Jos Bishop.
9th Ward-NIichael Link.
7th WaEdA#AIIpbert schwan.
Che CALI f6rethe special session was
read Call for purpose of organization
Of the Board.
Motion was made and seconded to
proceed to the election Of Chairman
of the County Board for the ensuing
year.
Supervisor Sohwan moves Chairman
Pacey appoint twoftellers.
Motion was carried and Chairman
Paeey appointed Supervisors schwaf
and Shuart as tellers.
THE Board proceeded tosinforlnalab bal
LOT for Cha iirn 90 r Of the Board whiel
resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes cast. 16, o.
which F. r. Shuarr received 6; A. j
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Motion carried and the school tax so
levied.
Supervisor Beyrhoft moves l. adjourn
until 1:30 'cloek P. NJ.
Motion carried ana Board so ad.
journed.
r. II. Jones,
County Clerk.
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same was referred to Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
The petition of the Town of Somers
for Rowland Avenue Bridge was read
and on motion of Supervisor Burg was
referred TO Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The petition of the Town of Wheat
land was received and read and on mo-
ton of Supervisor Burg same was re-
ferred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
County Clerk Russell II. Jones report
ed having received an invitation by
telephone from the Racine County
Board inviting the Kenosha County
Board to meet with them to visit the
Racine County Insane Asylum on Thurs
day, November IA, 1912.
Supervisor Burg moves to accept the
invitation to meet with the Racine
County Board to visit the Racine
County Insane ASYLUM and leave in
body via the NJ. R. & K. line at $3.50
O'Clock A. NJ, Thursday, November IA,
1912.
Motion carried.
The petition of J. w. Cox to cancel
Tax Certificate No. of 1910 was read
and upon motion of Supervisor Yule
was referred to Committee on Tax Ger
tifcates and Illegal Taxation.
The report of the County Agent, Rus
sell H. Jones, on repairs of the County
Buildings, was read and on motion was
referred to Committee on County Build
ings and Printing.
Report of Supervisor Burg as Chair
man of Committee on Visit to Racine
County Insane Asylum was received and
read.
Report.
To the Honorable County Board of SUI
pervisors of Kenosha County:
Gentlemen:
We, your committee to whom was
delegated the duty of making three Wis
it's to the Racine County Insane Asylum
to ascertain the condition and welfare
of Kenosha County's patients now be-
ing cared for in that institution, re-
specially report that we made our first
visit on the 14th day of May and were
entertained by Mr.. Lewis and found all
patients well fed and cared for and the
institution clean and in fine shape.
On June Goth, we made our second
visit and in the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis we were entertained by a
lady attendant in the same hospitable
manner as is usually the case with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis. However, we inspected
the institution from cellar to garnet and
found everything in the same apple pie
order.
On October 10th we made our final
visit and can say nothing but good as
to the condition of our patients, the
care and food given them and the CON
dition in which the institution is al
ways kept.
Respectfully submitted,
A. j. Burg,
John Bernhoft,
John Eppers.
Committee
Supervisor Link moves to accept the
report and place same on file.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Eppers moves to adjourn
until O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Motion carried and Board so adj
journed.
r. H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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(To be continued)

DR.. Geo. NJ. Mcintyre, Osreopath,
11-12-13 Grosvenor Bldg. Hours 9 a.
m. to p. m. Evenings by appoint
ment. Phone 230. tfsdY.
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Supervisor Yule moved the several
amounts as named by the supervisors
be levied against the taxable property
of the several towns and the City of
Kenosha.
Voted as follows:
Ayes-14. Noes-None.
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Morning Session.
County Clerk.

November IA, 1912.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Shuart.
Roll was called and all members
present, except Supervisors Luke, YuIe,
Kreuscher and Herzog.
The Board resolved itself into a
Committee of the Whole to visit the
Racine County Insane Asylum. Super
visor Burg moved to elect Supervisor
Schwan Chairman of the Committee of
the Whole
Motion carried and Supervisor
Schwan was duly elected Chairman of
the Committee of the Whole.
Motion was made to proceed as Com
mittee Of the Whole to visit Racine
County Insane Asylum.
Motion carried and Board proceeded
to Racine via NJ, R. & K. to meet at
the Court House in Kenosha, Friday
morning.
Morning Session.
November Is, 1912.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Schwan.
Committee of the Whole was dis
missed.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Shuart.
Roll was called and all members
except Supervisor Zewen, who
later
The minutes of Wednesdays and
Thursdays sessions were read and APP
proved as read.
Report.
Pursuant to resolution passed by the
County Board and petitions circulated
and signed by at least majority Of
the members thG following work has
been done under my personal supervi
sion during the past year.
After taking bids on the work, first
Mr.. Joseph Lindl, architect,
he being the lowest bidder, to prepare
plans and specifications for the work of
and building an addition to
the Municipal Court Building at cost
of $40 for plans and specifications, with
the understanding that the work should
be under my personal supervision.
After receiving the plans and speci-
fcations I proceeded to advertise for
bids on the work and Windorf Bros, be-
ing the lowest bidders, the contract was
let to them.
At this time was confronted with
petition for special session of the
County Board, petitioning for the dis
continuance of the work of building an
to said Municipal Court Build.
ing.
Such meeting was held and the Board
decided to discontinue this work.
had already settled with Architect
Lindl, and as the contractor had deliv-
cred some brick preparatory to building,
settled with him for the sum of SIS
and cancelled the contract.
(To be continued)
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Special Session of the County Board of
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NOVEMBER SESSION.
Morning Session.

Morning Session.
November IL, 1912.
The County Board of Supervisors con-
vened in a regular session at the Court