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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
VOTERS CAN'T
HAVE ANY MORE
SAY, DALE DOPE

That the people OF Seattle have
absolutely no legislative powers OF
their own directly. but must de-
pend ntirely upon the council. was
the view expressed Thursday by
Councilman Dale 10 discussing pro
posed charter amendments.
Dale declared the supreme court
had decided the peoples measures
OF initiative and referendum were
null and void.
Daies Impressions OF the supreme
court decision. however. were not
shared by the other councilmen.
Tho only Limitation upon the init
iative and referendum made by the
supreme court was that the people
could not iegislate with reference
TO franchises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
REP. GARDNER
RAPS WILSON'S
STAND ON WAR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o.-Criti.
cism OF the presidents message was
voiced in the house today by Rep.
Gardner OF Massachusetts. He also
chided the administration for its
failure to turn the pitiless head
light OF publicity on the subject of
Americas unpreparedness for war.
Il listened with delight" he said,
TO Mr.. Wilson's dissertation on the
glories of friendship. service and
peace. But even the president. with
his transcendantal ideas, cannot ex-
pect his trained citizenry TO fight
with their fists. The country is
short $40 field guns and 1.322.3sl
rounds OF ammunition. according TO
the admission of the chief OF staff
OF the United States army"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

NO ono nation can accomplish
this agreement We would not aid
II by not carrying out our usual ma
val program"
Daniels admitted he would REQ
ommend. II funds permitted. four
battleships instead Of two, az the
yearly program.
He also admitted the scarcity Of
hospital ships. but said he felt this
years appropriation should be sp-
piled to battleshipe. declaring that
with the program proposed, Ameri-
cas- security would be good.
Secretary Daniels also insisted
that the navy was not sufficiently
manned.
He pointed out that only 5000
men had enlisted In the last Is
months.
He recommended the creation Of
a trained reserve force from the
ranks OF former navy men, who re-
tire to life at the rate OF rom
5000 TO 1000 annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

The egg-thc mellow egg Of cold
storage vintage mayhap-is Dame
FASHIONS latest model for hair
dressing; and the newest twist. the
very latest fluff In the hairdressers
art. Ia the oval. close-fitting egg
twist"
II was At the annual convention
OF hairdressers that the new twist"
was Matched. and. though other
NOTES.-The French twist. tho Rus.
sian rolf and the Chicago fluff''---
offered competition. they were all
tossed. 10 TO speak. into the bureau
drawer and the newiy-hatched
egg twist" went chipping on its
way TO popularity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
SERvIANS WIN

SALONIKA, via London, Dec. 10
That the Servians had defeated
the Austrian right wing, compris.
Ing tho fifteenth and Sixteenth
army corps. was asserted here to.
day In an official report received
from Nish.
II was said that $4,000 Austriaua
were killed or wounded.
The battle occurred on Ssrvian
oou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
S3'lFF'ESIfftT;,
YIN MARRIAGES
= !sspA4R&S

Marriage rle~nss
Arthur A. Reynolds ~. Seattle. and
IDA v shuiss ~. Seattle
Harp J, LINN. isgAi age. Seattle. and
Mary J. Lanyard. legal agv. sestsis.
HArrissn J. Hart legal age. Port Dam
bic. and fssder Nicholas. legal aga Port
Gambia
Abraham I Levin. legal az. Seattle.
ana Irene n oineh. legal age. Seattle
Oscar johnson. legal age Ks,ehissn.
Alaska and Mrs Carrie Schroeder. legal
ss.. Kstehikan. Alaska
John v y. ssIiman. 90. seattiA and
Olga o Gustafson. ~. Seattle
Bart ". Mason ~. Seattle. and Huida
Lake. -. Seattle
Mrs. and Mr.. J. shinnshara. 1850 Main
ct, . son. November 20.
Mrs and Mr.. J. r. Riley. 1919 ssrd ave
~. a daughter. November ~.
Mrs and Mr.. n. II. stanton. 7ffs East
lake ave. a daughter. December T.
Mrs and Mr.. A. Eusier. fsis ssth ave
-. . daughter. November ~.
Mrs and Mr.. A. E. Hanson. tTis 18th
ave. ~ w, a son. November rs
Mrs. and Mr.. X Noda. sii Main St. a
daughter December 4
MIRA and Mr.. Rocco Aiis. 1870 18Th ave
&. q son. December 7.
Mrs mad Ms. " Tiorota, 1891 rntsroay
nrs. ana Mr. }. Msnsini roe Thomas
st. . daughter. December 7.
Mrs and Mr.. 9. u. Mccormack. iU y.
ssih st. n son. November as.
Mrs and Mr.. r. Richards. King county
hospital a son. December 9.
Mrs and Mr.. John suppies. siss tfnd
ave. 8. W. son. December q
Mrs ana AIR. W X. Bonner. iifi r..
Cherry st.. q son. December q.
Mrs and Mr.. VIM. Cunningham. 1890
cath ave. g.. a son. December a.
Mrs and Mr. II. E. Flynn. tsos Fremont
ave. a son. December !.
Mrs and Mr. J. ID. Peterson. stis r..
Marion st. a daughter. December 7.
Mrs and Mr.. II. NJ. white. chelan.
wash. a daughter. December 7.
Mrs and Mr.. l.. Bsumxsrtncr. sios N.
tsrd st.. a son. December a.
Mary Ann Hawley. 1900 Union st, SO,
December g.
Annie u spencer. asa, Boyiston ave N.
90. December 7.
Jeanie l. Nelson, sst Pairview ave. II
DAYS, December y
Frank Blossom, King county hospital.
10, December 0.
Edmond II Morse. 1911 Brosdway N.
December g.
Bonnie II. Rage. sTIs nth ave. n. IS.
Michael Lsrkin. s1ts 18Th ave w. "a.
December g.
Nellie n. Loken. asss w cath ST.. 10,
December s.
Divorces Asked
Harriet Nelson W. Nels r. Nelson,
cruclty; Mabel A. Swain vs. J. Alex
Swain. non-support; James c. Trout va.
olive Trout. adultery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
VEsTI,AKE

stail n. smoked herring, ace Dor; fresh
smelt. loo 10, frcah salmon. lbs, 26c.
stalls i29-ia2, fun cream cheese. zoe 10,
sauorkraut, loo at. Norway herring, &c
each. Stall s2s salmon trout, isc III.
ling cod. lbs. ibc; black cod. lbs. Ice
Stall zoe. largo 100 ioavss bread, 100;
fruit bars, Toe dor German rye bread
Toe loaf STAN stt. extra large salmon
3to; fresh perch, Toe ID. binck hass ioc
ID. Stall stt juicy lemons. isc dos.
sweet Jap oranges SO dos fancy Wine.
sap appioa, p0c bon Stall sol. haiihui
chesks ibr. 2sc; rock cod. Ice H.; fresh
shrimp. Zoe ID. stali sos. good tomatoes
2 lbs. iSc; large stalk celery. Sc; Brussels
aprouts lbs. 2ho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
PUBLICM MARKETS


6'sii q pasisurfzed milk. &c at Stall
1874. fresh herring. lbs. gso. haiibut
checks. lbs asel salmon. Ibs ikc.
stall 1871. salmon trout lbs use. Wheels
salmon. use zach. kippersd herring, . lbs
ikc. Stall 1904. black figs. lbs. $50.
tomato soup. % can. Stall 1915. Alb.
cosfish bricks for ssc iamon and or
snHs peel, zee ID. bissched raisins. Ice
III. staii 80. nav crop vainuts z lbs. asc:
golden dates. Toe 10. stall ~, can milk
free with sach II. OF $50 or 500 coffee.
stall S. sweet cider. 500 GaLl boiled
cider eflo raj
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salmon. 7se zach: silver salmon. loo ID,
lbs 2so: rock cod. Toe ID. scie. 2 lbs
iso; oys,srs In shell. zoe dos stnli iof,
Eastern oysters. 400 pt. zoo coffee. soc (:
Toe cans sweet pickles. &c. imported
Roduofort cheese. zoo h.: cream brick
cheese. 200 ID: imported Swiss cheese
too III. pure maple zap. soc Ut can: $50
deviled meat, ioc. 100 cans peas. i5c.
Stalls 1875, lbs. fancy dried apples
26c; &c pkgH. Pcarline. ioc; ibc cans
Norway nardln~r, 10c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

al girl, who is now a star OF the David
Belasco. Jesse Laskey feature com
pany, will appear first In The War
rens OF Virginia" followed by The
Woman" and Sweet Kitty Bel
LARS" Two of her Mutual sue.
cesses were judith of Bethulia"
and The Escape both OF which
we're produced under ID. w. Crit.
18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
REAL ESTATE

NAVE small hoo.. ana halt .er.
sood land plenty u wood ~ minutes
from second ave nice view. $780, $50
cash ana tis per month. Including In
tsres, Room tso Northern bank Blds
am eidl cant work any more. I have
house and 4 lots. 40 fruit trees. bearing
My grading instaiimsnts are paid 10
date VIII somebody sivs me iittis
cash for tho place. say ttoO iotf Near
the Meridian car line w Barrett.
ssT n ksth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

stalls ti-ss. fresh smeit. 100 III crabs.
isa for sso. sandabs . lbs sso. tom
cod, ihs lee; black cod. Zoe H. filiet
Of sole. $50 ID. frcsh salmon trout. zoe
ID. Stalls i71-ias. seeded raisins In bulk.
lbs. 2bc; lbs Jap rice. 7sc. soc shop
ping bags toci cans milk. asc. : acc
cans ripe olives. Soc pr Jars orange bios
som honey, abo. Stall 7s. seedisss grape
fruit. 30 each; swect Sunkist oranges.
2oc dor Yakima potatoes. fitb dsiiv-
cred. apples Tsc box and up; Jap or
anges. s5c bon. fancy honey i0c comb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

The egg twist" IL a modification
OF the popular French twist" Tho
crown OF glory Is piled on the
head; the point of the glistening
peak is placed just opposite tho
point OF the chin: the hair 10 pat
ted down close to the head until
II forms a perfect oval. a. egg-liks
an egg" as ever sheltered IN East
ern chick.
The French twist or he 800.
Gene" style OF hairdressfng ran SEQ
ond in popularity t. the egg twist"
but every model sApwn In tho con-
vention exhibit proved that tho
close-fitting. high arrangement b
the correct thing in cofffures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
SOUTH END

Stall IS, haiibut steak. 2 lbs. IL. fresh
herring. Be III. salmon. lbs. abci fresh
goldfish. loo H.. Alaska rriug. Pr ssc.
Stall .. T-bons OF sirloin s,eaA. Ice ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles sna second -hsnfs alt
makes; som- 81 these taken On new
INDIAN MorORCYCLFs Bsiieu .
wright siT " Pike st. near nraad.
wsy Phone East srf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

pork sausage. iahc ID. Stall 70, sweet
potatoes. 4 lbs Zoe. apples, 30 doz. dried
onions. 8 lbs. ioc. Stalls ASIA. lard.
lsnc lb.: compound. Zoe ID: hams, ido
Id. breakfast bacon. 2lo H.. local bacon.
11ise H. Stall 10. potatoes. $50 sack
Stall "a. Eastern eggs, soc dox. creamery
butter. acc ID. stall Is. Jersey butter. .
lbs ti.oo; ranch eggs. dos. T5o; con-
densed milk, cans csc.
'.woMANs APPLET mo have q wom-
an-to-woman talk with you about this
dependable remedy for every married
woman. 100 nth. East p1se, Apt 4
CUT THIS OUT FOR LuCK--send birth
date and Toe for wonderful horoscope Of
your entire life. Prof, Raphael. tes
Lexington av.. New yegk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
Classified Ad Rates

Classified Ad Rates
affective June 1. iata
cash al. 1 cent wert a day. tnser-
ticn. for price % g.
Transient Charge Hsf~~
-. finn. cents per counted iine. %
more tlrne. cents PEI eeunsed hns' per
Insertion
CONTRACT RATES
.c.eu,, a average words to the tias
meath. daily. per line. .r.ee menth
. nenshs daily per line. te month
a months aaiiy. per line. Lac men'h
~ msnths daily. per lins... ise month
stated space rertraets
~ nn~. a week. year. tees per nne
~ unes q week. I year.. 70 FeN .n-
20 lines q week. year. 60 per "he
Is lines a week. menshs. - ess p.- nne
n lines q week. menths. es Yer nne
80 lines a week. months. .ess per hns
Open space
reee lines wfthin "a menths.ese Per nne
1900 lines within ~ menths,s per nns
ssee line. within IL mcash- sac rsr ltns
sqee iinss within IL mouths.s per hns
For further information call Main ses
want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
HoMESTEADS

~ HOm r. y En- LID
d sifnquishn~nt ~ acres fins, rich. valley
lard. situated on spod county read. onl,
fanctioa fown. oth~r gpcf towns close
~. sffofdfns ready market for at
psofses. eticksna sggs. butter. sse
This property sheuif srestiy Increase
IN saius. sat believe will make some.
betr rich. ~i,hoas hardship Of soing
.inte wilderness use rsssons for sell
lag ara stfiessss fnsssfiGation fnsit~d
VIII gladly sho~ the pises 20 intsnairs
purchaser Prize. for quick sale. onip
tssf fer the -hois tract Address p.
o. usr Nf. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

For ssio--s-room new house iight and
water. good furniture: fuel and canned
fruit, all for $4,000. Tho furniture 10
vsstA ths Iaessy. teSf corson ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on DOORS
Note extremely low prices ea doerr quoted
below Every deer absolutely guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
REAL ESTATEH


sf.'oo---New. b-room cottage; te-foot lot
-, ooo--Nsw. s-room house. to-foot COR
ner.
Both have bath. cement basement and
fireplace; 7irt ave. r., at Forrest IT. !:
10 minutes from depots. ensy term.
boutwell, a CROCKETT
Lsary Building Main 900
Sacrifice. stoo-Lot Is. block ?. cleopatra
Park Second Add, by owner Gus
Biomburg Bor sk sesttls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
GoOD roTToN LAND
ONLY t8e PER ACRE

ONLT tbH FEH ACHE
10 scrss fins bottom lard. Win apot
stream on. oniY enc mile from seed
eity. fs.ees people half mile from rail.
resf ara electric line; the best % coll .
no gravel or rock This land lee veil
Jvst tn. place fer chickens. hoss ana q
eoupi. 81 eows Price ttso; efs cash.
eto month. See ~ A. rhiin. fiit
American bank nldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10
IS FEMALE SITUATIONS

svsdish woman. GOOD Christian and re-
liable. wants one or two girls to care
for between age Of and q. Swedish
children preferred Address Ali. star.
Nurse desires confinsmsat euHsxsm.nts
Phone Elliott 1otsW.
siTUATIoN ADS ONE CENT A WORD
IN THE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

ror PRICE or a CITY LOT
onfy 4 blschs fr~ra live te~r. where there
10 iofs Of ~ers. land lice nsAriy level
and 10 parity cleared ard fenced! N.
seii is the vsrY bee, % clay learn, en-
tirriy free frssa gravel sr hsrtpsn
rries zee. terms fft fo~n ana Gle q
IN sn'h. Look this 40 sne reu ~IfI rsvsr
regret n, See svnsr. iiit American
HANK plfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10

Harriet Nelson w. Nels p. Nelson
cruelty; Mabel A. Swain vs. J. Alex
Swain. non-support; James c. Trout va
Olive Trout. adultery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-10


Gentleman. 80, with several thousand
dollars worth Of property would like
20 meet a refined widow. with some
means; no objection 10 one or two
children; object matrimony. Ali. Etsr
widow, age ~, neat appearance: good
housekeepsr and cook. desires acquAint-
ancs Of gentleman OF small means. no
objection 70 working man. object mat
rimony. Address Ais. Star
WRINKLES REMOVED; DpFOaMED
noses corrected. 1913 Arcade Bldg
Main t75b.
Cen married. Best matrimonial paper
published Mailed frss. The Cor
rsspondsnt. Tols<1. Onks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-18

the
as
have investigated il
liable Committee after looking into the matter feels ust
asking
great patience
Under those having the matter charge
feel assured that when completed Wood County will have reason to
F L. Rourke VIM Hooper P J. Krause. Committee
The report motion adopted and ordered placed e
carried by all members rising that the clerk of this Beard in
writing extend to Henry Ebbe best wishes for complete and
notion that all claims directly proper
Committees by the chairman, carried
The Clerk read the purport the
Professor NJ addressed the Board regarding
necessary building arrangements for the County School of Ag
On motion the Board adjourned until 200 A NJ Wednesday
Wednesday, May 9th, 1914, 900 A NJ
The Board convened and called order by the Chairman
All members present roll call.
The Chairman appointed the following standing Committees
Finance-A Bennett, I'm t, Tuttle
Equazation:-wm, coy
J. L. F. Phillips Hinrichsen.
Delinquent L.
Al
Printing statonery:-wm Mobiles,
C. A. Krasin, C. Brahmseadt
Propery:-P McCamey Ganney,
Roads and Bdges-Edw Morris Edw Provost Simon worlun
M. A. Heath l. Brahmsteadt
Farm and Poor Accounts w Lewis Simon Worund l. F.
General claims:-o j. Leu Wagner
Educaton:-J seidl, wm Berdan H. A. Thomas
Judicary:B G.
pfenig l. A cone
B.
| G. Kundinger
Immig and T. L.
Morris,
Knute Knuteson,
W. Schroeder, A futile.
Special State sheuer VIM Hooper j. F. seid
Indices:F. Rourke VIM. John scheuer.
E.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
Honorable County Board of Wood County Wisconsin
advisabfty
at Marshheld, beg lief report follows
in
22) the
Independently the State Board of Control which
this all of questions
were received from those counties that operate the Poor
Farm Asylum together and eleven from those that operate the Poor
Asylum These lists questions and
From the we find that the average cost per day per capita
they with
That the average cost per day per capita where the Poor
of $500 capita
poor (6) figuring
this (20 which $58400
the future about forty (4O the estimated
dwelling house.
sxyfve Dollars (s5oo) $50
farm II the move was made which aonnt At x sl nar cent infaTest m
a
of the further fact that considerable
the putting
believes careful
the capita below 33c
6
this high Cutting these
Independently
the received
on
enrg the soil and keeping that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-18


It was moved and carried that the election be by ballot
The Chair appointed telers Geo. w Brown and T. Ben
Result of first ballot:
Total number of case-42.
John Werner received Is.
w. H. Bean received 20.
Neither cadidate having majority Board pro-
ceeded to take another vote which resulted as follows
john i9n' W veneer p re- sGyed Is
W. H. Bean received 81
Geo. Hooper received 4.
Result of third ballot:
Total number of votes cast-43
W. H. Bean received "a
Geo. Hooper received g
" Bean having received majority of the
Tb y iauseee dod tne anexplred term
e the the g pet lions h from the Towns Rock and Lin
System of prospective State Aid Highways.
On motion the petitions again referred the Committee
It was moved and carried that the claims illegal poor
from the Towns of Port Edwards and S be referred
RESOLUTION NO. L.
BE IT RESOLVED, County
season and that there be and hereby
100000 for such in addition
tofore made for the same purpose
Under the rules Resolution was laid over for one day.
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLVED, County
Wisconsin improvement
SUM Of Five Hundred Dollars (s5ooO)
Fair Association County upon
ties including premiums improvements and other
expenses made o be in
Under the rules Resolution over for one day
The Chairman appointed Supervisors Gkey and Hooper
act with himself as committee on approval of bonds
The report OF the Special Committee having charge
E9 0 T ai Ua at ss me adopted
Honorable Board of Supervisors, County
Genuemen:In
of your attention to NV
printed meeting which
statistical report by revised
cost up January 1914 showing balances and deficits when
all closed down eseason
The following contracts behalf
January 7th contract with H. T. Ellis for 275 cords of uaia
fort the of Seneca : ' 49,
February with Allen Company for rn
ing steel for and
Is foot beam bridge $4,000 80
eam bridge for the town of Sherry at $4,000
r bridge for the towns Cary and cranmoor
delivered O. station
February Oath Portland Cement
Company for the need barrels
hauled the landing place for
the erushsr in the town Of Hansen of sa1s
recent letter from the grading
be done this with year
Bulletin informs us that freight
rates road material of oneha
extended cities and villages
Western
streets of the villages of Biron Port
Edwards and Nkoosa with concrete and to let
first interview with Bron Mills
proposed him and to my
do - ~
roads and that throughout
the it attempt to do this work
under the system
March 2sth the price of $50
cubic gravel pounds the yard
pit February attended the road school
at Madison and that
meeting than at previous meeting,
brought notice lectures
R. Hirst and Chief Bridge
Mr. Hrst talking
ttees mentioned
said neighbong
county for the kind Of machinery
conclusion Wood
Mr. Torkelso, building explained the
ne best he knew Of
The engineers referring prices Names
butt secretly proud Of
had, through
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-18
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1914
Grand Rapids Wisconsin, May 5th 1914, o'clock P NJ.
County Eoard Of Supervisors of Wood County. Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Wisconsin, May 9Th, 1914, o'clock P NJ
The County of Supervisors of Wood County Wisconsin
City CITY Of Grand Rapids IN County day May
members of the Board were sworn in by the Clerk
The following request for call OF special meeting OF the
To H ESerhaTd County Clerk of County
Strive County Board of Super
vors County call special
Grand Rapids in said County on the first Tuesday Oen the Jay
1914 O'Clock P NJ of that day. said meeting being CAMEO
come Board at
stgnedEp NJ MocamIey Louis Rustad A cotey H
Bennett( F. P Henrichsen. O.
Iar Harry Thomag NJ A. Heath L. Phillips
Knute Knuteson J. Brahmstead f. Ecnsea
Michael Wagner Hans J. Jensen Christian Witt
Ed Degner Andrew King VIM T. Mobiles
G W. Brown Thomas Wright Berdan Joseph
l. Ward Geo. T. Rowland B. R. Goggns F. g. key
the foregoing request the following notice OF the
special meeting Of the County Board issued and mailed to eacn
County Clerks Office Wood County, Wis. April 20, 1914
majority the County Board of Supervisors
of Wood County hereby call special meeting Of said Board
be House. the City of Grand Rapids IN ao
county, on Tuesday, May 5th 1914 at oeock F. M
The Clerk called the roll following precincts were
Arn town Edward Norris Au
village Bart Gafney Cameron
Heath Grand Rapids 1st Schroeder
Ghkey Grand Raplos 4tn s y pt ernd Ranias 7th
Andrew King Grand Rapids sth ward + p c d RAN
VIM H Peters Hies town
Phillips Mahfeld 1st ward John scheu
arshhd sr ward Christian
Mahfeld h ward A. Krasn Marshhed 9Th ward Thomas
Michael Wagner Mahheld town. John
village VIM Hooper, PtVle 1s
F. seidl PttsVie 3rd ward
B. Cotey, Port Edwards town Jas w Lewis Port
Ward Rchheld town. A futile ROCK
Sherry H. A. Thomas sgel town
Simon wound, F. P. Henrichsen
On motion of Supervisor Hooper, Clerk instructed to
ballot of this Board for Ernest Echseadt as
Chairman for the ensuing year..
Eichsteadt few well chosen words thanked the mem
supervisor Brown moved that the the ballot for O.
J. Leu as Vice Chairman
unanimously carried and ballot cast
was moved adopt the 1913 rules for the
government of this Board for the ensuing year
the Financial report of the Central Wisconsin
State Fair Association and on notion same was ordered placed
following resignation read and motion accepted
Honorable County Board Wood County. Wis
of Wood County Asylum
hereby wish to thank
of said Trustees. WARD.
that the election of Asylum Trustee
0s RE 2ee T1 OF COMMITTEE COMMITTEE vESrarG
CONFERENCE.-The
Room could not be installed and in
could work and have system put IN beg leave 10
The Resolution Commit
with them in this
matter.
AIcCamey undersigned, Thomas Wright
with Mr. H. j. van
Ryn
County Thos
Heating Milwaukee After further
b Court Room and building had session with the Committee and
which
ten
ed do
(s1092O0) with
pany L.
after
{ January
the latter part of December and the
adjourned
did satisfactory the motor made too much noise
cont tract q operation.
considering this matter