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south on the quarter section line run
ming north and south in section thirty
six $3.50 OF township tWernlty-sevenn, 70,
north on said quarter section line fol-
lowing the highway to the north line
of said village.
Village of Maiden Rock:
Commencing at the point on the
southeast line of the village of Maiden
Rock where the said line intersects
with Main street in said village, thence
northwest along said Main street to the
point where said Main street inter
sects the west line of said village.
Also commencing at the lnte 5 ;11d on
of Main and Oak streets in said village
thence northeasterly along. Oak street
to the east line of said village.
Village of Plum City:
west line of the village of Plum City
where the state road intersects such
west line, thence northeasterly along
said state road to its intersection with
Main street, thence south on Main
street to south line of said village.
Also commencing at the intersection
running thence north on Main street to
Spring street, thence east on Spring
street to east line of said village of
Plum City.
Commencing at a point on the west
line of the village of Spring valley
where such line is interSected by the
highway in the Burghardt cooley run
ming thence northeasterly on such
highway to Cleveland street. thence
east on Cleveland street to Harrison
street thence northerly on Harrison
street to Akers avenue, thence east on
Akers avenue to the southeast section
corner of section six (6) of township
twenty-seven CID, north of range
eighteen (1S) west, thence south on the
highway or street and across the Eau
Gale river to River street, thence east
on River street to the corner OF the
tract of land owned and occupied by
the Spring Valley Spoke Stave and
Heading company, thence north forty
(40) rods. thence east eighty (SO) rods
more or less. to the highway running
south from the point of intersection
with said last mentioned. road. thence
south to the south line of said village.
Commencing at the northeast corner
of the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section six CD of town
ship twenty-seven CID, north of range
fifteen (15) west on the Mines road.
so called, thence following the present
highway down the valley to the depot
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seven (27) north of range eighteen (1S)
west; thence south along the highway
on said center line of said section SIX
CD to the quarter post on the south
line of said section. Also, commencing
at the point of intersection of Main
street with Cascade avenue between
blocks five CD and seven Cd OF the
village of Greenwood Falls; thence
north nineteen (19) degrees east along
the line of Main street to the north
line of section one ID, township TWEEN
19) west.
In the city of Prescott:
Commencing on the east line of the
city of Prescott, where the highway on
the line between the town of Clifton
and the city of Prescott crosses such
line thence west on such line to Camp
bell street in said city of Prescott,
thence south along Campbell street to
thence south on Linn street to the
intersection of Linn, Albert and VINE
streets, thence southeast on Vine
street to Orange street, thence south
thence southeast on Elm street to
Walter street, thence south on Walter
street to Jefferson street, thence easter
~ following the street and highway to
the line between the city of Prescott
and town of Oak Grove.
Village of Bay City:
Commencing at the point on the east
line of the village of Bay CITY where
Main street in said village inter
sects such east line, thence in west
erly direction along Main street II
Wabash avenue, thence northerly on
Wabash avenue to the north line OF
said village of Bay City.
Village of Ellsworth:
Commencing at the point in the east
line of the village of Ellsworth where
such line is intersected by Main street
in said village, running thence west
and westerly on said Main street to
the west line of said village. Also
commencing at the intersection of
Main and Maple streets in said village
and running thence north of line OF
Maple street to the north line of said
village
Village of Elmwood:
Commencing at the point on the west
line of the village of Elmwood where
Winter street intersects such west
line running thence easterly on Winter
street to Clark street, thence north on
Clark street to Race street, thence
east and easterly on Race street to the
street or highway running north and
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Remarks

Report of committee on education
was accepted and recommendation
adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON. EDU-
CATION.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
Your committee on education would
respectfully report that we have eX-
amIned the books, records and papers
of the county superintendent of schools
and find the same correct, and that
proper vouchers were rendered for all
disbursements. We find that the sum
of One Hundred Forty ($140.00) Dol
lars Will be necessary for clerk hire
conducting examinations and expenses
of the school board convention is neces-
Sary, and we recommend that such sum
be appropriated for the ensuing year
In accordance with the statement
made by the county superintendent
that the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00)
Dollars is necessary for printing, post
age and stationery in his office we
recommend that this sum be appro-
priated for the purpose named in ac-
cordance with Section 704, Revised
Statutes of Wisconsin, the same to
be paid quarterly to the superintend-
emit
We would also recommend that the
sum of Seventy-five ($75.00) Dollars
the Pierce County School Annual
Respectfully submitted this 10th day
or November, 1918.
E. j. FITZGERALD
G. III. HARTMAN
o. SANDSTROM,
Committee.
Reports of the chairman of the
towns of Gilman and River Falls, re-
lating to work on highway, were ac-
cepted.
REPORT OF CHAIRMAN-TOWN OF
GILMAN.
To the Honorable County Board of
Pierce County:
T. the undersigned chairman of the
town of Gilman, having examined 1.-THE
report and all books and vouchers of
County Highway Commissioners s. s.
Crownhart, and have carefully com
report for said town correct in all
respects, and recommend that it be
adopted by the board.
Respectfully submitted this 10th day
: -'o' o'' W. il. RICHARDS.
To the Honorable County Board Of
l, the undersigned chairman OF the
town of River Falls, having examined
the report and books and vouchers of
County Highway Commissioner s. S.
Crownhart and having carefully COM
pared the same, and that | find his
report for said town correct in all
respects and recommend that it be
adopted by the board.
Respectfully submitted this goth day
of November, 1918.
FRED SMITH.
On motion of Sup. Groot the board
adjourned until O'Clock this after
noon.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called. Foley and Her
bison were excused. Journal was
read and approved.
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Board adjourned until 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning, on motion of
Sup. Smith.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
Board met at o'clock. Roll
called, all members present. Jour
nal read and approved.
The following resolution was on
motion of Sup. Manion laid on the
table:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
Resolved That a committee consist
Fred Smith be appointed to examine
the road and bridge where the Rush
river road crosses the Green coulee;
according to an appeal made by thirty
town of Salem, and report as to the
necessity of said highway bridge being
repaired, and report fully to this board
as to the conditions thereof on the
21St day of November, 1913, at a. M
JOHN PRICHARD.
Resolution relating to repeal of
state aid highway law, which was
read yesterday and laid over for this
session, was considered.
Sup. Prichard moved to lay on the
table. Motion lost Sup Chinook
moved to adopt the resolution, which
motion was carried. (19 ayes, 6
nays.)
RESOLUTION.
Providing that in the opinion of the
county board of Pierce county, the law
known as the State Aid Highway Law
should be repealed and that the rep
resentatives in the legisla ture from
this county be requested to use all
proper means to ensure such repeal
Resolved by the county board of
Pierce county, That the law known as
the State Aid Highway Law should be
repealed and the members of the
legislature from this county are re-
queSted to use all proper methods to
secure the repeal of the same at the
next session of the legislature.
G. H. HARTMAN.
The following reports of commit
tee on Justices and sheriff's claims
were accepted and adopted:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON JUS
TICES AND SHERIFF'S CLAIMS.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
Your auditing committee beg leave
to report and submit the following
schedule of accounts against the coun-
ty which we have audited. We recon-
mend that the claims therein mention
ed and set forth be allowed as indi-
Gated therein, and as marked allowed
by US in the below schedule, which is
part of this report.
Dated this 10th day of November
1913.
N J. LARSON,
w. j. MERCER
Auditing Committee
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REPoRT OF COMMITTEE IN CLAIMS

REPORT OF COMMITTEE IN CLAIMS
IN COUNTY COURT
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
Your auditing committee beg leave
to report and submit the following
schedule of accounts against the coun
ty which we have audited. We recon-
mend that the claims therein mentioned
and set forth be allowed as indicated
therein and as marked allowed by us
in the below schedule, which is part
of this report.
Dated this 10Th day of November,
1913
EDW. PRIESTLEY,
N. J. LARSON,
w. j. MERCER,
Auditing Committee.
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Petition from 81 freeholders in
town of Ell Paso was presented and
on motion accepted and adopted.
To the Honorable County Board Of
Pierce County:
Whereas, The county board of said
Pierce county at it's regular annual
session in the year 1912, did select and
designate as a part of the system Of
prospective state highways in said
county, that particular piece of road
described as follows:
Commencing at the junction of
Union street and Main street in the
village of Eel Paso, and running thence
north and east along Union street to
the bridge across Rush river; thence
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Sup. Manion moved to adjourn
until 1880 o'clock this evening.
TUESDAY EVENING.


The board was called to order at
1880 o'clock p. m. The chairman
announced a quorum present. Di-
vision Road Engineer S. P. Hall
talked to the board on matters re-
lating to amendments of the road
law, made by the legislature of this
year.
Sup. Smith moved that the board
adjourn until o'clock tomorrow
morning Motion carried.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called, all members pres
ent Journal read and approved.
A resolution providing that GER
tain streets in cities and villages be
made part of the state and county
higly ay system, was read and on
Il oticr accepted and adopted.
RESOLUTION.
DesigI -atiug certain Streets and High
ways IN the Incorporated Villages
aid Cites in the County of Pierce as
pat of the County System of
Eig W. vs..
lie 81 "a That the highways and
streets the incorporated villages and
cities re county of Pierce and state
of Is - which connect with por-
tio1 : t2e present county system of
SIGH and are hereby selected
I'D ted as a portion of the
-or tam of state highways. such
p~ofC editions being as follows:
in tfse Of River Falls:
90 at the center of section
tive Of township twenty-seven
q range nineteen (19) in
sd liver Falls, running thence
ro~t1 the line of Main street to
Cee We thence east along the
r. De avenue to the east line
- % of township twenty
80 9th of range nineteen t19)
r-es long the highways run
Sterly and sometimes
= scade avenue to the
~irg north ard south in
eettr 50 of township twenty
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grounds of the Chicago ST. Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha Railway company
near the junction of Herb avenue and
Third street, thence east on Third
street to Newman avenue, thence south
to the intersection of Newman avenue
and AkerS avenue.
JOHN G. PRICHARD.
A resolution relating to allotment
of state highway fund was on motion
accepted and adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved that the county board
levy an amount equal to the county's
share of the improvements contem-
plated on the state highway and .allot
to each town, city and village petition
ing for aid, the proportionate share Of
the state highway fund allotted to the
county in the same ratio. that it's petit
toned amount bears to the total
amount petitioned for by all of said
towns, cities and villages.
w. H. RICHARDS.
Sup Fitzgerald moved that the
time for filing claims be extended
until 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Motion prevailed.
Sup. Groot moved to adjourn. I'M
til 2 o'clock this afternoon. Motion
carried.
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Therefore, under present existing
conditions, and for reasons already
mentioned above, we do not deem it
wise to recommend the adoption Of the
resolution.
n. ]. LARSON,
w. J. MERCER,
o. A. SHELDREW,
Special Committee.
Board adjourned until 8 o'clock
tomorrow morning, on motion of
Sup. Smith.
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Observation-Disclosures ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27

. .s za#r ~ N-.EH-. So FN"~. - I4aw-
better teams who have at, some time
or other received pay for playing
summer baseball. Many argue that u
college man should be permitted to.
sell MS best talents, if they be ball
playing, for the best money obtain.
able during his vacation periods.
For Worlds Racquet Championship.
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. Pitt was.
announced yesterday that Jay Gould,
of New York, and George f. Covery.
of England, will play a racquet match
for the open championship Of the
world here next month. The match
will be played at the Philadelphia
Racquet club. Gould is the amateur
champion of the world and Convey
holds the worlds professional cham
pionship. If Gould wins he will he
given a trophy and If Coyey is the
victor he will receive prize money. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27
TINKER May join
The FEDERAL LEAGUE

Chicago, Dec 27.-Joe Tinker, for
mer of the Cincinnati~team,
and President Gilmore of the Federal
league held a conference Yesterday
afternoon with reference to bringing
Tinker into the new league.
According to Tinker the conference
was without result except that they
agreed to continue negotiations today
or Monday.
Neither party to the meeting would
diyulge the terms which were consid-
cred. Followers of the game asserted
that Gilmore at the least must outbid
BROOKLYN, despite Thinkers preference
to remain in Chicago.
Tinker refused to confirm or deny
the report that he has been offered
$36, 900 for three years in the Federal
league.
There is money behind this Federal
league said Tinker, and the propo-
sition they made me Is a good ne.
I know I can make more money than
IL I stayed in organized ball. They
have offered me some stock on which
i now have an option and IL arrange
ments a be made, I will lake 1t
the same as Chance did his. He was
given ten shares and paid for them
out Of his dividends
If Tinker signs with the Federals,
he may be enjoined by Charles Eb-
bets. OF Brooklyn, according to Charles
w. Murphy, president OF the Chicago
club. Murphy declared yesterday the
reserve clause In a. players contract
will be made the basis of an injunc-
ttion suit that will prohibit the players
labeirg used by the Federal league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27

ately and in%telligently in the art of
holding g. base runner on third when
the ball Is being returned to the
pitcher. Taking all of the above
qualifications into consideration there
are two men that precisely fit; A. w.
McNair and Lawrence Smith, the
pride Of the First Baptists. d.
With the infield positions filled with
men able to hammer the base hide
under almost any condition, it would
be unwise to play men in the out
gardens that could not measure up to
the infielders at bat. Morton Sydness,
Norwegian Lutheran timber, and Cecil
Smith from the Baptists, both noted
for their consistent n hard hitting
have been picked to take care of the
outheld. Either of these players could
return a ball without an instant's
hesitation to its proper place in the
infield and could be depended upon to
deliver the necessary hit in a pinch.
Smith being a catcher Of known
ability and Sydness a promising
pitcher are other arguments for their
selection. M
No team would be complete with
out a good, all around utility man.
Chas. S. Foster, a Methodist, who has
played every position on the field and
can cover each one in a creditable
manner, deserves the distinction Of
being@Schosen to play this role on the
all-star cam.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27
Solutions.

Solutions.
Problem No. Likely move, Kt-O6.
If KXkkt, P-KtS mate; if KxQKt,
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27
CARDS WILL GET
FIELDER FOR N'LEAN

New York, Dec. 27.-Another deal is
on between the Giants and st. louis
and one of McGraw's extra outfielders
will soon be transferred to the Cardi-
nails.
New York has owed Manager Hug
gins an outfielder since last summer,
at the time. of the deal which sent
Larry Mclean here and Otis Crandall
to ST. Louis. Crandall did not want
to play in ST. Louis, and the other
members were more or less d~ispleased
when the Giants pinch hitter" was
sent to st. Louis.
Cardinals Have Player Coming.
McGraw bought Mclean also
Crandal from ST. Louis and one Of
the terms of the deal was that the
Giants would have to give st. Louis
an outfielder for their part in reiin-
gushing Crandall. Just which one of
the Giant ~outfielders will be let out. Is
not known. Now that New York has
Bob Bescher it is very likely that
gnodgrass will lose his place in CEN
ter field, as McGraw. will probably
keep Burns and Murray in the out
field. Snodgrass may be retained as
utility first baseman, as he has played
that position with success several
times when Merkle has been laid up.
New Men Look Good.
The Giants were pretty. well off
with outfielders. Claude Cooper, Jim
Thorpe and Dave Robertson are elig-
thle for the st. Louis job, and it Is
very likely to be one of these players.
Robertson will be taken to Marlin
with the Giants and If he shows up
as well in hitting as he did with the
Mobile team in the Southern league
last year he will be very likely re-
tanned.
When Huggins made the deal with
McGraw by which MLean went to the
Giants at just the time when Chief
Meyers was hurt, he also retained the
option that he could demand cash il
the outfielder whom McGraw offered
was not satisfactory
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27
MANY FIGHTS TO
START new YEARS

Chicago, Dec. 26.-Fighters of all
classes will settle down to the last
lap Of hard training today for import
ant battles to be decided on New
Years day. A feature of the holiday
will be the battle between Gunboat
Smith n Arthur Pelkey. The heavy
weights are slated to mix matters for
twenty rounds before a club in San
Francisco. ..,." ".rr " @
Leach Cross and Bud" Anderson.
two clever lightweights, will meet in
another contest of Importance on the
coast. They will step twenty rounds
before a Vernon club. Both have been
beaten by the leading boxers in the
lightweight division, and the loser will
be r~elegated to the down-and- out
class. &c.,
WEIGH Meets Dundee.
Freddie Welsh, the English light
weight and Johnny Dundee Of New
York will entertain New Orleans fight
fans in a ten-round contest. Because
of his victory over Charley White,
Dundee's stock has gone up several
notches.
Joe Mandot, at one time the idol
of southern fistic fans. will exchange
punches for ten rounds with Earl
Fisher at Cincinnati. Local fistic fans
and those living within short dis
~tances of Racine will be treated to a
good show when Matty McCue. and
Tommy Bresnahan clash in the main
event at Racine.
Young Sinnet, the Rock Island
bantamweight, who will meet Johnny
Coulon in Racine on Jan. 81, and Jim
my Watts of Indianapolis will be the
principals in the ten round semi
Windup to the McCne-Bresnahan bout.
Wolsast and Brown.
Ad Wolgast, former lightweight
champion, and *. o. Brown, the
New York boxer, will entertain Mil
Waukee fight fans with a ~ten-round
contest. Wolgast is anxious to show