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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Ser gdbmlratb
SadJt nadJ nenen Gepoiitorien fir
ieinc Welber.

Ger SduIrotb beidloh in ieinel
Geitrigcn Sieuna nit Hitfliht aut
bic Sbatiade, oaB bic &ontratte nil
cen 8anfen, Die 6is9er als 0epolito
rien fir Die @eloer Der 8eboroe nm
girt ba6en, ben1ndfit ablaufen, neue
glngebote Don ganfeu ein5uforoern
Die geipilIt iinb, uGbreno Der 9auer
Der rafiten orei Sabre als Depoiito.
rien fiir ben S6ulratb 5u fungiren
Ger &ontraft miro ben ganfen 5uge-
ipro6en fperoerl oie gerpillt Inlo, oic
bo4Iten 3inien gu 5ablen.
Wlit Der @l6fii9rung miro es i'm
Sdulratb Oorldufig beim aIten blei-
ben. Gie Staatsbeboroe fir etrtbeit.
liAe gudboltltng, Die befanntli9 Dor
Ginger 3eit Den @nttplrf zines neuen
8uhfilbrllngsipitems in 9tusiidt ge.
Iteat batte, ianOte geitern oen ShuI,
ratb idriftli6 Die Wtittbeilung, oaf3
lie nod ldngere 3eit gebraIfe, lun
bos Spitcm nors1bereiten lnb uilter
Oieien llmitGnoen nllB Der Shltlratb
rubiq abparten, ba bstanntli4 bic
Stnnts6cb0rbe bon 6em SpItenL mel.
dies 0ns Bureau of Wtnicipol &c-
ienr6 alsgear6eitet bate, abiolut
ni6ts ipiiIen Mil.
Die neridieoentlid,en gmpieGluit-
gen beg Observation-Disclosures Con.
bon ipurbcn gi,tgebeiBen, oarunter
mid Die lpclde beItiuunt, oaB Die alta
SugGes Spdidulc in 3i,funft ben
Ramen 6nrriet 9ee9er Stoipe Sdule
fii6ren foQ
SSm gtamen Oes 8erban6s Der
3uderiuaaren Tabrifanten erihien
Serr Geo. Sit Dor bem S6ulratb, nm
oagegen gu proteItircn, ooB in ben
SdmlgebGuben 3rderipoaren oerfaitTt
perben. Gr ertldrte bieies fir einsn
lnlairteren @ettbeperb ben Ganbp-
geiddften gegeniiber, bic ii6 in Der
NGbe bon Sdqtlbaiiiern befirber
@err 9lIt gab ieooh 5lL baB er altBe-
Stan6e ieL Sdltlgebau6e alBer Den
SodJid,ulen nanrbaft 5u MAIDEN, IN oc.
nen 3uferlpaaren perfaitft perOen.
Die aIngeleaenbeit ipurbe ben Som.
mittee fir MateriaIien lnb oem Sc.
iddftSfiibrer 5itr llnteriututng uno
geridteritattune iiberrpieien.
gluf Gn1pfeblung bes Blenarfom.
mittees pltrbc 6ranf SO. Moore, Der
geaenpdrtiae 9eiter oes Social Gen.
ter" glrbeit bis gum SbluB bes Iau-
fenoen SfuIiobres pieoerernannt
mi0 3par nit einem Sabressebalt bon
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

I1uft, tpurbe Die geitrse Strafe BIZ
noEm iuspenoirt.
Ha6lab Sd6en.
Geo. 3. Dtts jr. 1T gaa6labper.
matter bon Wiarb s. Stte; periona
lien $4,000, 9runOsisentbum $780,.
600.
gDm. 8. Dilte 1T Ra6laBberipalter
BON 8ernnrb 8. Dilts; grunb.ieen.
tbum $4,000.
gfobert u. 9aft lit RadlaBb.rtpal.
ter DON 9usufte s. Orange; psrIunas
lien $1,000, Grunbeisentbum $40, 900.
Rdte 6. 5eilbrun TIT Tadlabper.
ipalter BON glias 70. 5eilbrun; Der.
fonafien SIS, 900.
Solepb Wleber 1T seftamentspolIs
itrefer bon gli5abetb Meper; @runb.
eisentbum $6500.
Grant palons III RadloBuerpalter
bon Bertha palOns; peripnalien
$500.
gmil Sdbel lit No9labDerpalter
BON WasbaIena SabsI; p.rionalien
$1,000.
emma Sdipeer III Radlabpertpa.,
term bon 9enrp S6tpe.r; perTona.
lien $1,000.
Roiina 9erbert III Na4labDerlualte.
rim bon 2ouis Serbert; perionalierl
500, Grunbeigentbum $4,000.
@erf9isbenes.
Mdrb u. Wanf,iter erlanst. Elm
llrtbsil iibsr $4oO geg.n iyr.b. sute
ii. u. - Die 6. S6rsi6er Cons 60.
ein fOldss iiber S129.43 a.sen 6. SO.
Walbrpn.
emma SonborF, lpel6, auf grunb
erlitisner 9erlebungsn auf einem
idabbaften Seitenpsg bic Stabt Cir.
ciHnnti auf 3abIung DON $1,000 Der.
tlast bate, eridngts gsItsrn Elm 9ers
bitt iiber $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Saiebau.

Die Wasnatsn Der untsraeorbn.s
ten 3igds bes organiiierten Bale
baIlfports tratsu seittru 8ormittaa
tn Omaha, Rebr.. 5ur Snbrestonpens
tion auiammeH. Deriefbeu lagen iiber
500 5dlle aus alien 5beilen b.s Cans
BEG sur GntIheioung Dor, beren grIes
bigung msbrere 5age In glnIpru6
nebmen niro. Wlebrere bunbert
alitbprdiibsnten, 6dupainge unb bro.
minente Gpielsr battea fi6 bort gu.
farmensefunben; unb bilbete Der
aampf 5fpiifen btn nigebs' unb benz
orsaniiierteu gaiebnafport Saupt.
aessnitanb Der unterbaItung. Die
g(rtpeienbeit Der 9trren 9lusuft
6errmann urb Ban Spbns
I on. Mitglisber Der Rationals Roms
milton, sa6 gu Der @ermutbuna 9lns
ldB, SaB bisisltsn, elmer ginloSung
ber Gonpention fOIsenb, sstpmmeu
ipdreu. um yldns sur 9esnbigung Der
ysSebs" Ruubsiiss in 9eratbung su
5iebsn. @as biei, glGne iinb, ipirb
etnitipeifsn Der SsfientIi9teit bprents
balien. bod i6eirt bic srobe Thbrz
aabl Der an!pefeno.n Selssaten ent,
ihlofen gu fein Sem Gritgs5uitanSe
inter isber geoinsuus Elm gnbs su
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
MnS BEN Wnai3ipalseridt

Robert 5arbinq, Der Bis Samitaa
Glert i'm fdbtiidsn SOipital mar. ies
bod perbaftet tpurOs. neil er Re6nun.
gen fir aegen Yaor getaufte Baarer
erbobt bate. puros ssitern Ribier
Jride porsefiibrt unb plaibirt, .nidt
i9uIois." Die gsrbantluna segen
lin puroe auf 4niu6en BON 9r. u.
8. ga6mener pertagt, ba qegenpdrtis
cine llntsriuhuna Der Bidder 6ar.
binss i'm GaHge 1T. o.rsn Grgebnib
dbgeipartet iperben iOll.
Der sfarbise Ben Smith purte aui
Dreibi1 Gage mad benz gtr6eitsbaus
eelauot uno aubsrbsm 3u elmer gelb.
itrafs DON $50 perurtbei!t, neil er am
Samifas psrfubt bate in sinem s5us
ipelierlaben an Der Se9iten unb 9ine
Strabe sinsn 9iamautrans, Der einsn
Wertb bon $50 bate, au iteblen.
RuHsll 9opman, Der. ME 6er.its
beridytet, aus peryps6ura. g., unter
Der 4ntIaoe 5uriidsebra6t ipprben
mar, elm Z. q. Bare, bon SO. 1912
Wsit 2ib.rtp Strlbe ssborises auto.
mobil asitoblen gu babeu, purbe uns
ter $1,000 giirsiauft ben grDbse.
i9norenen iibsrpisisn.
sSdmes G'grien. Elm aanbifreiber,
brauft iih ,sins Sorseu I'm elm
Winierquartier su MAIDEN, benn Rid.
ter Trids bat gstsrn aussiebig fir
ibn aeforst. S'grien mar am Gam.
itaa aug elmer Dirtbf6aft an Der Sr
Se4iten StraBs in aiemIi6 unianfter
aBeife an bic auft btf6rbert porbsn
unb aus Rade bate sr bic grobe
SeHiterf4eibe 3ertriimmert. Seine
Werbdftuna mar Die GoIae unb Rid
ter Stride perurtbeilte ibn su elmer
9eloftrafe bon 500 un6 Soften, bic
O'9rien nun i'm arbeitsbaufe abper.
bienen mub. 10 baB er erit, ipenn Der
Frablina ing aaHo aeaoaen 1T. feline
5reibeit pisoer srbaltsn pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Ser gtaStratb

Gem Stootratb lper6en in ieiner
DeiItigen SiBing feline WaBnobmen
Don beion0erer gSidtiQfeit porliegen.
Gds &omntittee fir @}ittaI uno @ege
ilno bas SoipitalfomnIittee meroeu
Sarum eriuhen, DAB Die Tcorgant'a-
tionsorotnan5 fir oas neue SoipttaI
nod III ibren @anhen 6elaiicll tuer6ca.
6erncr miro IScrr 9otbgute Die Dor.
bereitenoen Sdritte fir Die grciter.
madung Der 12. StraBe, Juiideu oe.
Blum StraBe uno Ser Central 9Ipe.,
t6urt inoem er Die ausarbeitling et,
mes aoitenanihogs bllrh oer Staot.
ingenieur beantrngen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Gas gammeltpcrf.
9lm eSreitng 9l6enb lit 9eriammlung
Der Silfsgeielli6aft.

Die 9eittid) .9(merifaniife SiIfsge.
lcQidlaft oeriommelt ii6 ON Sreitag
abenO oieier g8ohe tpieoerllm in Der
Ioro Cincinnati GirnnbnQe urto
5lpcierlei iino bic MiiuIhe, Die Die @e.
ieQifaft III gerbinoltng barit bat.
GinmaI ioa es elm red)t aablreifer Be-
ind iper0en neil nah Der 8eriantn.
lung ser ct. Betcrsr9u3ar beiuht
luerocn ioIl, unO aus oalnielben @run.
ne n0gen Die !Serren 5eitig eertug err
ideinen, OaB Die SitunJ ipQteitens
Inn s llbr eroffnet uno INN 9 ge.
ihloiien peroeu fam. gluh barrbelt es
li6 I'M cine onoere tpidytiee 9lnge.
ieaenbeit lnb bcionoers iino oieient.
gen Serren cingelaoen, ipelfe ipe3iea
einen grief erbalten ba6en.
liner alter Srelno, 9err glpot6e.
Ter y. $. Rlteller, lit na6 rie Dor
lmerntiiolid tbdtig i'm SSntereiie oes
Siebesperfes. glQe paar Gage bat CT
baS 9eSiiriuib, Dem S6abmeiiter ci-
nen @uten !ploreen 81 piini6en uno
babel laBt er regeImaBig einen Gbed
poer einen 9aarbetrag 5uriid, Den er
Don bieiem ooer jenem @eidaftsmaim
erbalten bat.
@ine rege Sbdtigfeit entrpifeIt aud
unler alter 6reltnb sSreb. Saifner DON
Clifton, Gbei Der Gagle @erberei. gr
bat an Srt uno SteIle geieben, pel9e
8ulrOen Der arieg idIdgt uno oesbaIb
lit er unablGiiig in ieinem 8eniiben,
10 niel in ieinen ardften itebt, sur
2inoerliug bon 9totG imo @Ieno i'm
alten Gaterlanoe bei5utragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
8ebnrtem.

2Ouis unb &ntberius Gnesife, 932
D. S. Strabe, WtGb6sn.
Wtdr uno getta S4neiosr, 1911
Gentral Ipenue, Suabe.
Dlabimir unb 2ilian aule, 2145
Sorriion Goenue, Mdb9en.
Sofepb unb Gliiabstb Mils, 1913
Race StraBe. WlGo6eH.
Hitolaus uno 4manoa Sobler, 81
70. WteUtiden Qpeuue, &uabe.
Qnbrep unb 2ena geubaus, 426
Slotter Npeuue, &nobe.
sSpbu uno &dtte &ruuTer, 1706
Roee StraBe, &nabe.
Urban unb 2eru Ruberg, 3416
@. s. Strube, Mdo6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
S,rady Die Suite.

Gie 70 Sabre aItc Grau glottie
Stepeuion fam 1eiteru in ibrer gsUD-
rning,, go. 106 SSpanboe gIpenite,
Sanler Gorf, 70 ingliidlth 5I SAL,
hnb lie cincn @rud DER rebten Suite
oapontrue uno nod Dem itdotiiden
Soipital eebratt tperoeu muBte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

rabc bic @eleiie freu3tc. Der &utider
0es @agcns. 5eurp 5dnUart, lpuroe
in ipeiten g'ogen ollf Die &olloitraBe
Qeidlclloert ulto 10 ihncr DerleBt, oof,
er per 8obn bicrGerqebra6t unO nab
benz it1otiidlen Soipital gebraht per-
ben mirBte. Der @agan mttiamut SSS,1.
bait pur0e 6emolirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
aoaiFon.

SSn Miamioille, O., iitbc eeitera
9torger su iriiber Sh,noe ein Bug
Der Benniplponia gabn in eiuen $50.
gen Der SauIse gafing Co., Der se-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

B. ]. Eggert had his hand quite
badly burned Monday afternoon. when
he was vulcanizing some automobile
tires at his home on Third street. The
can containing the vulcanizing fluid
became ignited and in attempting to
put 1t out, Mr.. Eggerts hand was ba
ly burned and his clothing caught
lire. Mr.. Eggert beat out the fire ON
his clothing with his hands and nick
ed up the can containing the blaz-
ing fluid and hurled it across the
ward. The house also caught fire,
but was eXtinguished almost immed-
lately. A few scorched boards and
blistered paint was all the damage
done to the house. Wherever the can
hit, the grass as it rolled across
the lawn after being thrown out by
Mr. Eggert, the grass was burned out
entirely.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
MRS. WILLIAM GRUlKE
Wen Kown Resident of Town of
Grant Passes Away.

Wen Kown Resident of Town OF
Grant Passes Away.
Mrs. F. H. Timm this morning re
ceived a telephone message announc-
ing the death of her sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Gaulke Of the town Of Grant.
Mrs. Gaulke had been i'll
with heart trouble since january and
her death was not wholly unexpected
The deceased was near fifty years
.of aga and besides her husband, who
is a member Of the Portage County
Drainage District commission, leaves
three sons and four daughters. They
are Henry, Grand Rapids; Mrs. Min
ME Painter, Grand Rapids; Mrs. Mary
Eberhardt, William, Laura, Ella and
john all of the town of Grant. The
time for holding the funeral has not
yet been announced. Stevens Point
Daily Journal.
The funeral services will take pIac
from the house Saturday afternoon
at one O'Clock and then at the Luth-
eran church at Kellner, Rev R. F. w
Pautz of Grand Rapids officiating.
Burial will take place in the Forest
Hill Cemetery in Grand Rapids.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
know about IL

know about it"
Did Huerta know that you were
leaving the capital with your family?5
No" snapped Urrutia. q ram
away because there was a plot a.
mong the people to take my life.
DO YOU think there are plots a
gafnst amy of the cabinet members?'
YES, and against Huerta, too, .
was the positive reply.
1.-The whole government is break
ing down in the capital and the PEG
PIE viii rise up soon, I think, and
kill ali the Huerta leaders who cam
not get away"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
TO KILL DANDELl0N
PUT SALT ON IT'S TAIL

Washington, May 20 In order to
kill a wild damdelion, put salt ON it's
tail.
This is the latest bulletin from
the Department of Agriculture. The
best way, according to the govern
ment dan5aliou hunters is TO cut off
each separate dandelion as close to
the ground as possible and then
put about a thfmbleful Of salt on the
exposed root of the plant
While nearly every cne else is
trying to destroy the dandeIion, the
people Of Boston, according to the
bulletin. are raising it for food.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
NOTICE

Decoration day coming on Satur-
day this year the merchants of this
city OF Grand Rapids desiring to give
their employees a holiday and not
interfere with the convenience of
so many people who make a practice
OF coming to the city on Saturday
have decided to close their stores at
noon Friday May 20. Open Satur-
day May so, as usual.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
CARD OF THANKS

We take this opportunity and way
OF expressing our heartfelt thanks
to all neighbors and friends for
their kindly assistance during the
last Illness and funeral services of
Mrs. VIM. Gaulke; also for the beau
tiful floral tributes.
WM. GAULKE AND FAMILY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
ROERTK'S HEADS
MAN TELLS Of
MURDERS
Dir. Urbutia Admits That Die
tatOr Had Opposition Lead
ers Slaughtered
Il FOLLOWED ORDERS IN
DEATHS" is EXPLANATION

VERA CRUZ, May 10 Il did
mot keep count Of them
This was the reply of DR.. Aureli-
ano Urrutia, refugee from the wrath
of Gen. Huerta, when asked today
how many men had been put to
death in Mexico City in the last
twelve months.
The Vera Cruz police authorities
today filed charges against Urrutia,
with Gen Funston, accusing him of
every crime, from cutting out the
tongues Of his enemies to moendiar-
ism.
Cen. Funston was asked to order
the prosecution of UrTutia. This, of
course, is impossible.
The removal" of countless lIeXi-
cams Of high and low degree in the
rule of Victoriano Huerta was calm
Iy discussed by Urrutfa, once minis
ter of the interior and credited with
being Huerta's secret exeeutioner. ="
Admits "a any KILLINGS.
He admitted that many were sum
marily killed, but denied all personal
responsibility.
How many Mexican leaders have
been assasstnated?" Urrutia was ask
ed.
4 do not know" he answered.
was blamed for them all, but l did
not order them"
The former minister spoke bitter
Iy, mindful of the deep resentment
still manifested against him by the
Mexicans of Vera Cruz.
Even as he talked in the hotel a
mumblfng mob could be heard in
the plaza outside. but American ma
rines kept them moviug. Urrutia fled
within the American lines, he said.
to save himself and his family from
the wrath OF Huerta. He is under
the protection of Gen. Funston
Admits Secret Killings
Were many killed secretly?" he
was asked.
YES. but I do not know how
many" was the cautious reply.
lis it true that Dominique, the
senator who arose in his seat and
criticized Huerta, SAYING that the
criticism was his last win and testa-
ment, was killed."
Yes. he was killed"
lis it true that he was taken to
your sanatorium before he was shot
and his tongue cut out by Huertas
orders?''
THAT is a lie, yehemently repli-
ed Urrutia. THAT was started a
gainst ME by Jealous cabinet men,
bers."
Were you not minister of gober-
naetion and responsible for execution
when Huerta. ordered them?"
He Followed Orders
yes, came the weary reply, but
only followed orders
How was Dominique kiHed?"
Taken out and shot, l suppose as
va usually done
How many were kiIed?"
4 don't know.
Were as many as 100 political
opponents of Huerta shot in this
way by Huerta's orders?"
I did not keep any count Ur-
rutia persisted.
WHO was responsible for the kill
ing of Bendon, the Maderista sena-
tori"
President Huerta ordered that to
be done and the order was carried
out. There was nothing else for me
to dor
Guards Killed Madero.
do you know who killed Presi-
dent Nadero?''
THE guards killed him when his
friends tried to rescue him" came
the quick response. THAT is all l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

$13S2S.87
Orders paid by bank. :. 205S "a
Balance i'm bank. $1177O-63
May 8, 1918, Transferred to
Citizens Natl. bank $1177O.6S
May 8, Reed from M. G.
Gordon, license to Cohen
Bros. selling notions ON
street. o.Vo
Maiy 20, Reed from G.. R.
Street Railway Co. street
paving. ........ -. 1000
june 2, Reed from Citi-
zens' Natl. bank, Init. 16.4l
June 13, Reed from M. g.
Gordon. pharmacists and
saloon license appli-
tiOn.... 4o.oV
June q, Reed from VI. G.
Gordon, street license &
blanks. -. :. :. :. ...... $40
june 2S, Red from D. j.
G,erow, saloon license. 10000
june 30, Reed from A.
Hartl, saloon license. -. 10000
june 80, Reed from john
Hollmuller, sal. license. :. 10000
june 300, Reed from James
Mason saloon license. -. 10000
June 80, Reed from Nick
Tomsyck, sal. license. :. 10000
june 80, Reed from J. F.
Johnson, sal. license. -. 200 90
June 80, Reed from Fred
Henlae, saloon license. -. 10000
june 80, Reed from Ed.
Ber, saloon license. -. 10000
June 80, Reed from A. C.
Miller, sal. license. -. 10000
June 80, Reed from Citi-
GEMS Natl. bank Int. -. 1921
July 1, Reed from Geo,
Frechette, sal. license. -. 1000
July [, Reed from Andrew
& Bodette, sal. license. 10000
July 1, Reed from Chas.
Palssano, saloon. license. -. 200.0 90
July l. Reed from Tom
Foley, saloon license. 10000
July I, Reed from M. Do-
Ian, saloon license. -. 10000
July 1, Reed from Percy
Dolan, saloon license. 80. 10000
July 1, Reed from Anton
Krieer, saloon license. -. 10000
July 1, Reed from Ed.
Knoll, saloon license. -. 10000
July I, Reed from Max
JAM & Co., sal. license. 10000
July 1, Reed from Joe
Garski, saloon license. =. 10000
July 1, Reed from F. Da-
mon, saloon license. -. 10000
July 1, Reed from Har-
vey Gee, sal. license. :. 10000
July 1, Reed from Ed
Hayes, saloon license. :. 100000
July l, Reed from C. E.
Krause, saloon license. -. 10000
July /, Reed from V
Persohn, saloon license. 10000
July 1, Reed from f.
Swarick, saloon license. -. 10000
July 1, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon, drug tax. -. -. :. 10100I
July /, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon hr Ia ha1 %
July 4, Reed from J. D.
Gibson, license for doll
rack. 49,. 49,. 500
July 4, Reed from Hage-
meister Brew. Co. lie. 10000
July s, Reed from J. D.
Gibson, stand license. -. :. 400
July 8, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon, show license. -. =. $500
July 9, Reed from NJ G.
Gordon, 3 ID. dynamite =. =. 81
July 16, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon, peddler's license. =. 500
July II, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon, labor on McMilIan
sewer ...... b-9V
July II, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon, dox tax. :. 245.00
July 10, Reed from Gust
Schuman, sewer pipe. -. :. 500
July %, Reed from NJ. G.
Gordon, Merry-go-round
license. -. -. 5000
July %, Reed from Gust
Schuman, hauling rub
bish from camp ground. =. 110O
Aug. 4, Reed from Mr..
Martin, burying dog. -. 500
Aug. LIS Reed from J. E.
DAILY, drug license. 1000
Aug. b. Reed from Sam
Church, drug license. -. :. 1000 /
Aug Is. Reed from A. C.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
HUMPHREYS

These remedies are scientifically and
carefully prepared prescriptions; used for
many years by DR.. Humphreys in his private
practice, and for nearly sixty years by the
people with satisfaction.
Medical Book mailed free.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

On motion the council adjourned.
J. A COHEN, BURTON L.BRowN.
Mayor. Clerk.
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ME. SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES

The Big Sunday School at the
Methodist church viii have to set, a
new mark to reach. Three hundred
in attendance is getting to be d COM
mon occurrence. again last Sunday. ,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

Respectfully submitted,
JOHN WHEIR, JR,
City Treasurer.
The request of the Women's Fed
GRAFTON for the city to appoint a wo-
man police was discussed and it seea
ed to be the opinion Of the coun-
ell that such action was uncalled
for at this time and the request was
denied by the council
The request OF J. E. DAILY for per-
mission to place a large balcony in
front of his theatre to extend over
the sidewalk was denied.
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Aug. Is. Reed from F. L.
Steib, drug license. 1000
Aug. Is, Reed from john
son & Hill Co.. drug lie. 1000
Aug p, Reed from NJ G.
Gordon, dog tax. :. 1850
Aug q, Reed from Louis
Schroeder, glass bought
OF city. .-...-.. -...-... $500
Sept. %. Reed from NJ G.
Gordon, peddleris lic-. :. 500
k-ct. Z, Reed from A. B.
Sutor part payment on
city lot. :. ........ -. 5000
Oct. 80, Reed from Gust
Schuman, sewer pipe to
G. R. Plumbing & Heat
ing Co.,. .3S
Oct 50, Reed from Gust
Schuman for window
sold to Mccarthy. -. 400
Oct 80, Reed from Gust
Schuman, digging water
trensh for Weeks and
W2ehS. $50
Oct. SO, Reed from Rus
sell Colst. Co, for Aspht. .128. II
Oct. 80, Reed from Paul
the Florist, for lumber. $500
Oct. 80, Reed from Gust
Schunan, digging water
trench fer LIST Natl bank 45O
Nov. l, Rac'd from Gust
Schrman, sidewalk and
sewer pipe. $50. 22.00
Nov. 10, Reed from a. B.
Sutor, bal. ON city let. 1075.00
Nov IS, Reed from Gust
Schuman, rock sold from
7th Awe. 80. ........ 1900
Nov 10, Reed from Gust
Schuman, digging trench
for F. J. and G. n. Wood. 11.75
Nov. 10, Reed from Gust
Schuman, old sewer pipe. 800
Nov 10, Reed from Gust
Schuman, old iron sold
to Foundry. -. :. ...I ass
Nov. %, Reed from Co.
Treas. for nonresident poor ,121 81
Nov. %, Reed from H. G.
Demitz, trustee for Love
& Cypress tax. =. =. ..... 1885
Nov. 20, Reed from State
Treas. IS per cent of G.
R. st. Ry tax. :. 49,. 472.4 C
Dec. 81, Reed from Gust
Schuman, rock sold from
18th Ave.. $500. :. lOG
Dec. 81, Reed from Gust
Schurnam sewer pipe sold
to Town of Grant. ....... -. 600
Dec. 81, Reed from Gust
Schuman, work dome for
Briere & Gilkey.. -. -. 4.O5
Jan. 6, Taxes collected. 8864.5i
Jam. 6, Taxes collected 131385.7 Il
Feb. 9, Reed from WorzeIla
& Son, peddler's lie. 2O.OC
Feb. 2S, Reed of Treas
state school opportion-
memt for city of G.. R.. 6586.71
Feb. IS, Reed from Wood Co.
Tel. Co., lax. :. 1860
Feb. 28, Reed from Gust.
Schun1an rock 300, old
window, 25c.... -. 80. 3.2E
| I7ob 90 TIEavoc cOIJectad
during Feb....... :. 729l.5s
Mar 3 Reed from Citi-
zenrs' Natl. bank. Int ON
deposit. :. 800. 463e
Mar. 7, Reed of Russell
Const Co., over paid. $685.
Mar. 80 Reed from NJ G.
Gordon rebate ON broken sewer
pipe.... -. Al s.
Taxes collected. -. =. :. 13430.26
April 8, Reed from Citi-
zens' Natl. Bank Int ON
deposit. =. -. e. -. 305C
Taxes collected during
April. -. 1910. 8:
April %, Reed from c. and
n. w. Ry. Co, street
paving zzIIt
April 20, Bonds sold. 2O0O0.OC
April 20, Accrued interest
ON bonds. .......- 75.OC
April 20, Premium on Wat
! er Works bonds 142. 0(
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$23701. % S23101. &c
Report on Tax Roll
Real Estate-
Cash. S130932.92
Delinquent
returns 395815
Illegal
assess IS 1871
$13502S. 08
Personal Property
Cash.. 15521.09
Delinquent
returns 23113
1575222
Bank Stock
Cash.. 9173.37
9173.37
Income Tax
CASH. 7113.55
Offset by
personal
proper
tv. 4O5199
Offset by
coup
0ns 81. 16
Delinquent
returns 681.40
11S98.1O
, per cent Penalty Collected
Cash 1912
1918
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