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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
MADE A SHORT HORSE OF 1T
Circuit Court Wound up Proceedings
on Thursday

The entire circuit court grist was
ground oct Thursday morning, and ev-
cry body departed for home. A large
amount of litigation was disposed of in
brief time. The case that attracted
greatest attention for the term was
the action in which Poor Commissioner
c. W Fowel sued e S. Goodell for
alleged Islander concerning his conduct
of matters officially The case was
closely contested, c W Graves and G..
j. Smith for POWELL, Fl 2 Proctor,
Wolfe & Wolfe for Gcojell The jury
was out for several hours, bringing in
: verdict for POWELL, his damage being
placed at $40, with hike amount for
costs.
Following is result of cases on the
calendar not given in the proce edings
published last week:
Sarah z kellogg against Mons Br1iaild. Jury
waived. Continued.
W. E. Garrett as Adm of Estate of Nary Her.
ron. deceased. against chas. T. HERON. To BE-
tried by court. Not moved.
Estate Of Sarah Dempsey. deceased. against Es-
tate Of George w. Shattuek. deceased. Appeal
from county court. Jury waived TO be tried. Not
moved.
ISSUES or FACT FOR oouRr
Martin Thorson against Ole N ,Tryggestad. Con.
tinned
| Elmer Wilson against Albert Syyerson. Jadg.
ment for defendant,
westby State Bank against Thorvald Unsett
and II. o. Melby. Eot moved
Nellie Phillips against Louis Phillips. Divorce
| Not moved.
! C. A. wyman against o. o. Hurless and Minnie
Hurless his wife and F. T. 0ldenburR and Lizzie
oldenburg, his wife. Judgment for plaintiff.
Levina Revels against james Revels To be trick
Decision reserved
Joseph Bezucha against Elihn WATSON No
moved
Augusta Tucker against A. W. Tucker. Trie(
Decision reserved.
Floyd Bowman against Elizabeth Bowman Di
vorce. Not moved.
| William Webb against Bert Coy. ct al. Judg
nent for plaintiff.
John W. Taylor against sussane Taylor. Di
/ vorce. Not moved.
Martha orilla Shear against Walter claudt
Shear. Divorce Not moved.
Lizzie Allen against Dell Allen. Divorce grante'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

The nineteen seniors of the county
training school who expect to graduate
at annual commencement, have very
sensibly agreed that there shall be uni
formity of attire for all members of the
class. A plain sailor suit has been de-
cided upon.
-Haering and Harrington's orchestra
of Postville, Iowa, will furnish excel
lent Music for a public dance at the
Opera hall, April 80. This will be the
last dance of the season at the Opera
house and price IF tickets will be only
75c. Come and enjoy yourselves.
Attorney Adolph Heinz has tender
ed his services to the secretary of war,
ready to serve the government in any
capacity 70 which he may be assigned
in the Mexican trouble. He has had
valuable experience in the Philippines
among desperate foreigners.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

Supervisor-J j. Marshall.
Justice-A. II. Rolfe.
Police Justice--H Henry Russell
Constabe--Ira Yskey.
ONTARIO
President-J c. williams
Trustess--Is. r. Walker w. r. Steadman. N. s..
autchins VIM. Baltz.
Clerk-C. Il. Welcher.
Traasurer-John Sullivan.
Assessor A. w. Bray.
Supervisor-John N. Dorner.
Police Justice-Ailen Welcher
Constabe--f. o. Bray.
READsTowN
President H Buxton.
H. Sine. L. W. Swain. George Thompson, L. f.
Wagner.
Cierk-R Holland.
Treasurer-R. E. Thomas.
Assessor-W. II. Atkins.
Superyisor-l. II. Carter.
Justices--W. A. Atkins. W. s. Groves.
Constable L. II. Larson.
sToDDARD
President-G. r. Granke.
trustees Herman Leo. James Umbereer Otto
Krause.
Clerk-W. n Hainsworth.
Treasurer-Augu st Bay.
Assessor-J. S. Gould.
Supervisor-John P1ver.
Police Justice-L. G. White.
Village Justice--G. A. Granke
Constabe-AlVin Groetseh.
VIOLA
Presidential J. Dake.
Trustees~W. J. Fisbel, J. N. Clark. F. M,Lepley.
6,lerk--D. D. Bfxton.
Treasurer-W / Griffin.
Assessor. W. Moon.
Police Jnstice--Neis Miller.
Supervisor Richland f. X. CushTnan.
Supervisor Vernon J. II. Schroeder.
Justice. NJ. Clark
Constable-J. II. Reed.
WESLEY
President A. II. Dahl.
Trustees-Aibert Fiugstad, o. p FIugstad, An
drew Hagen.
Cleric. l.. Leau.
TreasurerA. 9 SVeen.
Assessor-I.auritz Hoite
Superyisor~J. X. SchretneF
Justice. two year,. r. Hage.
Justice. one year Selnuer NeDrud.
Constable David Davidson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
cur BOYS NAV BE CALLED

If hosti,ities continue any length Of
time the entire national guard of the
different states will doubtless be called
out. That means Wisconsin will send
5000 men. Viroqua will come in for
quite bunch-the regimental band and
hospital corps, go or more men,
The original enlistments of the ma.
jority of members of the band expired
last Saturday. The boys had. up to
that time. served two complete enlist
ments, or six years. Be it said to the
credit of these men that with very few
legitimate exceptions, the whole person.
mel of the band has re-enlisted, and this
in the face Of the war scare now on.
The Hospital Corps is determined to
recruit its full strength to 80 men.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
TO TAG VOTERS OF The TOWN or JEFFERSON

In regard 10 the stuts ment made by Mr. Jack
son in last weeks CEHsoR 1 have no explana-
ton TO make different from the one made at the
town meeting In the presence Of all members Of
the board and that IL that / conferred with tine
other two members regarding the building of the
missioner of this job. As to Mr.. J, .ckBou inspect
ing this work at the Hunter bridge. he could do so
as often 81 iie wished. did not think it necess-
Of the board from time 10 time. as the work was
progressing when the work was already under
state inspection. ] was there a number Of times
while the crew at work on this job. but at no
expeu se TO the town.
/ feel that my course in the matter was amply
endorsed by the fact that was reelected chair
man over Mr.. jackson by vote Of l6O to 20.
L. M THOMPSON.
Chairman of Jefferson
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
our Bows Share Honors

The Luther College band, one Of the
greatest musical organizations in the
country is to go to Norway ard official
ly take part in the centennial celebra-
ton. Enroute, next Sunday night, the
band will give a concert in Lacrosse,
which doubtless many from this section
will listen to. This community has the
honor of having two members of the
organization, Lief Evans of Westby, and
Selmer Kjos of Jefferson, both of whom
will accompany the big band to the old
country.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Agricultural Honor for Vernon

The board of university regents nam
ed Prof. G. p. Norgord as superiStend-
ent of farmers Institutes to succeed
George McKerrow, resignrd. Mr. Nor
CORD is graduate of the College of
Agriculture and professor in the de-
partment of agronomy. He is the own
er of l40-acre farm in Brush Creek
valley, town of Whitestown, the old
Motley place. He married daughter
of the Molleys. Mr.. Norg ord is one of
the best authorities, on agriculture in
the state. He will fit well into the inn
portant place so we'll filled by the in
dustrious and intelligent Mckerrow.
Prof. NorRord once was principal of
schools at Ontario.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
no Lihertr pole TeIephone patrons

Schedule for service: From six in
morning to $3.50 in evening; Sundays z
to 10 a. m, TO 7 in evening. Don't
ring after $3.50 p m. except for doctor.
All lines centering at Liberty Pole time
for conversation is limited TO five min
utes Main line between Liberty Pole
and Viroqus, three minutes, Parties
making calls will please give operator
time to answer before again ringing.
Continued ringing eonfuses operator.
w. G.. VII LIAMs, President.
w. c. McGILL, Manager.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
President and Con-
gress Say So!
Vera Cruz First City Capt
ured by American For
ces--Mexicans Lose
Heavily
MAY EFFECT THIS PLACE

War with Mexico now seems certainI
In fact, the first assault was made on
Tuesday 1.-The taking of Vera Cruz.
For months war seemed inevitable, and
the elimination came last week, Huerta
refusing to salute theAmerican flag and
make amends for insults inflicted upon
Americans. The President demanded
that action and it was refused. In con
sequence Wilson, on Monday. asked
congress to authorize use of the mill
tafy forces Of the nation, and the House
of Representatives, with little OPPOSE
ton, adopted the following;
Resolved, by the senate and house
OF representatives, in congress- assem-
bled. That the president OF the United
States is justified in the employment of
the armed forces of the United States
to enforce the demands made upon Vic
/ teiisno Hueta FOR enequivoeal amends
to the government OF the United States
for affronts and indignit es committed
against this governmentlly Gen. Huerta
and his representatives.
War activities have been pushed for
some days and the confiic. Will soon be
on in earnest. The dispatches Of Mon
day night are, briefly:
WASHINGTON, April q The American
flag Tuesday night flies over Vera Cruz.
Four Americans were killed and TWEEN
~ wounded when detachment of blue
jackets and marines from the American
fleet seized the custom house, raised
the American flag and skirmished with
the Mexican garrison.
VERA CRUZ. Mex, April 81 More
than 200 Mexicans were killed at Vera
Cruz on Tuesday in the fighting that
followed the landing of United States
sailors and marines. Four Americans
were killed and twenty wounded.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
WITH LITTLE OF CEREMONY
Change in City Administration-One
New Councilman

Although there We're quite number
of spectators present the attending GER
emonies of change from old TO new
city administrations on Tuesday was
without incident. Out the old council
bowed itself gracefully at high noon.
Retiring Mayor Smith in his good bye
tc associates congratulated the mem
bers on the good work performed by
them and the harmony that had pre-
vailed. The council graciously wished
their retiring chief the best things in
life. Retiring Alderman Moen offered
a resolution of good will to the incom-
ing administration After allowance
of salaries due other accounts the
council took final adjournment.
Mayor Beat called the new council to
order in the evening and on roll call all
answered to their names There was
but one change in the membership, Rev.
o. E. Hofstead succeeding Alderman
A. ]. Moen in the Second ward. Rules
of last year were adopted for govern
ment of the body Alderman W. E
Nelson was unanimously chosen presi.
dent of the council Bonds of treae,',-
er. clerk, justice, constable and other
officers were approvedS> Mayor Beat
announced appointment of standing
committees for the year as follows:
Finance-Aidernen W. E. Nelson. Hofstead.
Morr son.
Lights-Aldermen Sterry. Morrison. Rogers.
Water--Aidermen Rogers Hofstead. A. S. Nelson.
Streets Aldermen Morrison. Rogers. Sterry.
Walks and Crossngs- Aldermen A. S. Nelson.
Sterry. w. E. Nelson.
Public Property-Aldermen Hofstead. A. s.
Nelson, w. r. Nelson.
Board Of Heaith-Dr NJ. surenson. Hofstead.
Rogers, latter as clerk.
Election of marshal, street commits
sioner, night-wstch, superintendent of
waterWorks, weed commissioner was
put over till next meeting. 1t is under
stood there are quite number of APP
plicants for all the salaried places
The wage scale for common.work for
the city was fixed at the rate of 81 %,
man and team 81 so. Last year it was
So and 81.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Coming to viroqaa May SECOND

Following are recommendations for a
special attraction booked for Viroqua
Opera house, on Saturday night. May 2.
Madison, Kansas. J. H. Neill. Manager: Play
ed Guy eau tman in A Fool and His Money Jan.
to a large audience and everybody says it was
the best comely in years. Mr.. Caufman is well
known here as an actor u ability as is also his
wife Constance Csufnlsr, and this time they more
than convinced my patrons that they are both I'M
mense IN their parts. Tie scenery. costuming
and cast we're the best On our stage in years.
This Is one show that no one kicked on the 81
prices. They had the most Attractive paper ever
On our boards Mr. Caufman win play us next
season in his new play Success 10 all such at
fractions"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

Humboldt Kansas. Chas. II. Schaiiner, Mana
ger. Guy and Constance Caufman appeared here
Jan. in a Fool and His Money TO one Of the
best houses we have had for year; they had
beautiful scenery and costumes. their stage set
tings we're handsome and they gave the best Of
satisfaction. We bespeak for them the patron
age Of show going people who want 20 see some
thing above the ordinary. Guy and Constance
Cauffnan are well remembered here. appearing in
The Man on the Box and The Wolf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Wisconsin VS. Missouri

Nelson Thayer was here to visit the
John Jenness home. Mr.. Thayer ex-
poets to make Wisconsin his home again.
He claims that the climate in Missouri,
where he has farm, does not agree
with him. He expects his wife in a
few days. -Cashton Record.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
More Doing in Land Sales

John Z. Stoll was out Retreat way on
Tuesday and concluded sale of the l60-
acre farm for Fred p Bean, now occu-
pied by his son Roy, 100 going to John
Kios and 40 to Erick Peterson. Roy
Bean will assist on the home farm this
season, while his father eases up and
takes little time off.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Country Store Burns

AT Bristow, Friday evening. the store
building and stock of Anton o. Olson
was destroyed by fire. Particulars are
not at hand. Most of the merchandise
was burned. MIR. Olson had partial in
surance. He opened his store only
few weeks since.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Dead Man and Probable Big Reward

Charley Ward sends us Miles City
paper which gives particulars of the
valuable detective and official work of
George Schlong, former town of Har-
monV boy, who once lived on the King
ston farm, Dudley ridge. 1t seems that
he captured ana killed fellow named
Mathews, for whom reward of &c.
600 was offered by a railroad company.
The affair occurred at Lennon, North
Dakota. officer Schlong was shot
through the wrist by the desperate man
while making The arrest and capture.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

AZ to the statement made In last week 5 CENSOR
by Ole Jackson that neither he or hal any knowl-
edge az TO the building Of the Hunter bridge t is
very misleading Chairman Thompson talked
the matter over with Mr.. jackson and myself two
or three different times when we met On other
business. | was there and this work while
In progress. at my own expense. and Mr.. Jackson
had the came privilege ELIAS TyRGEsTAD,
advertisement Member of Town Board.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Still UnsoIved

The missing old gentleman, Robert
Rabbit, whose unceremonious dlsap-
pearance was reported in the CENSOR
last week, has not been solved. Not
the first trace of him has been found,
although diligent efforts have been
made to that end.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Wanted. at Once

Thirty-two able bodied young men,
over 81 years old, to enlist in the Ma
tional Guard Hospital Corps in Viroqua.
Make early application to Surgeon w.
M. Trowbridge, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

Beautify your residence property with
my slightly elm shade trees. | have L.
600 fine trees, from 8 to 10 feet high, at
Csc to SOC per tree. No reliable nurs
cry charges less than 81 for such trees
j HENRY TATE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Annual Agricultural Society Meeting

Any person who knows how to run a
fair successfully is cordially invited to
meet with the officers of the Agricul-
tural Society Saturday, May 2, a. m.
at the city hall. All suggestions thank
fully received. Premium list to be re-
yised. F.W. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Auction Sale

One mile north of DIR. Christenson's
farm, on West Prairie. Saturday, APP
ril %, Z. H. Fortner will sell large
amount of live stock, farm equipment
and machinery, sale opening at o'clock
u. m
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Farmers. PROTECT Your Property

In order to do that you should see A.
J. Livingston, Viroqus, Wis, and con-
suit him about wind and tornado insur-
ancc. The rates now with the demon
strated companies he represents are
one half less than those exacted by old
lirp coT,inaniea
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Good Business for Some one

For sale. entire pop outfit in viroqus,
will be sold at cost. For terms or any
Information, write to J. l. Taylor, 918
Third ST., Savanna, Illinois.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

Having purchased the tools and equip
ment John Henry, | am prepared tu
raise and move buildings. Call on or
address L. b. SMELL, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
is BIG MONEY FOR aoRsEMEN
Program and Purses for September
Fairs

The following is the list of races
agreed upon for the coming fairs TO be
held in Monroe and Vernon counties,
the second and third weeks in Septeml
Der respectively:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22

Sapervisors-F. F. NeumanR chairman; a. J.
Granke, julius Bjo<ge.
Clerk erger Olson.
Treasurer Adolph Granke
Assessor Joseph StelIiCk. Ir
Just.ce--F r. Neumann-
Constah'es- James Spesr le1man Bay. NJ. p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
moundsville Briefs.

Miss Mary Tomlinson has returned
TO Buckhannon 20 resume her studies
after spending the past few days with
her parents here.
Mrs. Evan G.. Roberts. OF Jefferson
avenue. Is spending a few days az
Wind Ridge; Pa. with frien0s and
relatives.
Several members OF the New Mar
tinsville high schOOlt cam spent Sat
urday night In this city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. - Wilson are
spending a few days with friends and
relatives In Cleveland. ..
Mrs. w. w. Stidger returned to her
home on seventh street yesterday
from Cleveland. O.. where sch spent
the past two weeks with her daugn-
ter
Harry Davis. OF Sardis. o.. r. spend.
ing a few days with friends and rela-
lives In this city
Miss Rose Liston. Of the East End,
l. spending a few days with friends
and relatives az Cameron
Junior Jack has returned home
from Spencer where he spent the past
few days with friends and relatives.
The Marshall County Democratic
committee ATTEMPTED TO hold another
meeting last Saturday but only about
I'VE members were present.
=. VI. Donna aud daughter. Of Fair.
mont, are spending a few days with
friends and relatives IN this city.
X r. Lutes, OF Livingston, H.. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
SCiatiCa Gives
Fair Warning
Start Taking Rheuma at Once
and Prevent Rheumatism
from Becoming Chronic.

sharp. darling pains from the hius
down The legs 90 the knees are signals
of approach OF sciatica. and should b.
treated at once 90 prevent fhoumatiru
becoming chronic
Hheuma dlslofgpq the little uric
acid CRYSTALS ln tho blood vessels feao
inE tho great eclatica nerve and Gro.
rfaa free movement Of The muscle
and joints 10 stimulates the kidneys.
liver bowels snd skin 10 extra wofa
in throwing on The Irritating poison.
throughout the system
Read tho testimony OF Guy Toriey.
Che great CrClisf. % POS Dayton ave.
nuo. So Paul MINI O. was 20 Grin
pied with aclafic rheumatism In nv
hlr That D could NOT walk without
truiches . spent over $500 without
relief Was persuaded to try RhoIma.
and after taking three bottles 'hs
fheumatiFm had entirely left mo"
John Coleman Cos stores and all
druaeists cell Hheuma % D. good FOR
all forms ~ rheumatism. and eosts 40
uiile f0u cannot AFFORD to runer fer
want of DO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

Harry Brinkman formerly OF tha
Narwood Bakery. but now Of East Itv-
erpocl Ohio has returned home after
visiting al the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Paul Hines of North Warwood
George SNYDER. OF Wellsburg. speut
yesterday visiting friends in Center
WarWood
Miss Ella walsh. 81 Renwood. snent
yesterdav visiting At the home of Miss
Warwood.
Mr.. l. ! Miller. Of Twentv-hrst
friends IN Ohio
Mrs. Fannie Newton OF canton Ohio.
is spending n few days visiting 81 the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs George Billup. or
Eighteenth street.
Many local people attended the foot
hail game between Wheeling high and
New philadelphia Saturday afternoon az
the Island ball park
Mrs Frederick Mahan Of Twenty
first street. T. improving after being IN
for the past week
Mrs. Thomas Weston. Of ScottsdaIc.
Pa. returned home after visited az the
home Of Mrs. " y McCuila Of Eigh-
tcenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
FRANK 3. WILLIS, CANDIDATE
roH rS 00S,yyeHNoR; WILL
entnuslastie Rally viii Be Held In
se',.,re Tonight, Preceded BY

beimont county Republicans have
nnaoe elaborate preparations for the
opening OF the Campaign to-day. when
Al automo0lle tour of the county will
~ oe MADE. concluding with an old
lasnloned meeting In Bellaire this
10 az which Hon. Frank b. VIII
sis. OF Ada. o.. Republican candidate
ior governor. will be the speaker.
Chairman Howard Snedeker of
belialre, and a number of the PARTY
workers viii 20 to GAINESVILLE to meet
the guoernatorial candidate and ac-
company him on his tour through the
county. About 100 Republicans will
make the trip and 25 automobiles will
De used to carry the party.
Mr. Willis viii invade Belmont
county this morning and will make his
nrst address at BarnesviIIe al - m
AFTER leaving GAINESVILLE stops will
pc made at Bethesda at 2 .. m: Bel
mont, AT 2:3O; ST. ClairsviIle. at 4
2. m; Barton, at . p. m: Martins
rerry at y. m: Bridgeport at 1880
y w. ana Bellaire at p. m.
Big Time at 6elIaire.
Al Bellaire the Republican central
ments for an old-time parade. with
RED nre and al the other adjuncts
which go TO make party parades inter.
esting. The Elks' band has been en-
edeeu 10 furnish the music, and At
torney Chester Sedgwick has been se-
Ieeted as chairman of the meeting.
which will be held on Thirty-second
street near the Dollar Savings Bank.
where platform will be erected.
NJ. Duga has been selected as CHIEF
marshal OF the parade. which will be
formed on Central avenue at 7:3O.
and. headed by the Elk band. will
march over the principal streets to
Forty-eighth street and thence south
as lar as Twenty-fifth. and on Twen-
tty-nfth TO Union. thence north on
Union To the speakers stand on Thir-
ty-second street. and disband
The following reception committee
mas been selected for the meeting this
evening": Major James +. Ander-
son, F. ;. Mason. ID. II. Darrah. John
X. Cow. Guy Dankwerth. Clarence Nc
helvey. George Pracht. Charles w.
Lancaster, Russell Summons. w. G..
Sarnahan, William Siddall and o. Z.
Mason.
Run Special Train.
An especially large delegation of
ST. Clairsville Republicans will attend
to-nights meeting in Bellaire. For
their accommodation a special train
VIII be run To bridgeport. leaving the
county seat at 4 O'Clock and leaving
bridgeport on the return trip at III
O'Clock. The round-trip fare will be
the regular fare for one way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

watchmen and patrolmen. under the
provisions Of the Weeks law, for these
lookout stations and patrol routes
numbering Il i'm all The association
mas already employed eight patrolnen
ana authorized the employment OF two
IloIe; making total number of 10
pa.roIhen employed by the associa-
ton. or rs salaried men in all
W ~ Just one year since the con.
tract was signed whereby government
ana was secured. under the Weeks
law. 10 protect the forests from fire
and under the triple alliance and co.
operation OF government. State and