Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-23

sideration by the Common Council at
the present time
The next order of business was the
election of commissioners.
The Chairman appointed the follow
ing telIers. Messrs. T. A Taylor, E.
L. Hayward, Geo. Sherman, Geo. A
La Bour. and Rev. H. B. Johnson.
". H. Reeves was nominated to sue
coed himself as Commissioner from
the First Ward. There being no other
nominations, it was moved and unan-
imously carried that the secretary be
instructed to cast the ballot for ". H.
Reeves as Commissioner from the
First ward to succeed himself The
ballot was cast, and w. H. Reeves
was declared elected Commissioner
from the First ward for a period of
two years.
J. r. Raglan was nominated to sue
ceed himself as Commissioner from
the Second ward. There being no 9TH
er nominations, it was moved and I'M
animously carried that the secretary
be instructed to cast the ballot for ].
r. Raglan as Commissioner from the
Second ward to succeed himself. The
ballot was cast, and J. R. Raglan was
declared elected Commissioner from
IL. r., i =
years.
W. F. Kellogg was nominated to
succeed himself as Commissioner from
the Third ward. There being no 9TH
er nominations, it was moved and u
unanimously carried that the Secretary
be instructed to cast the ballot for
w. F. Kellogg as commissioner from
the Third ward to succeed himself.
The ballot was cast, and W. F. Kellogg
was declared elected commissioner
from the Third ward for a period of
two years.
Guy 0. Babcock was nominated to
succeed himself as commissioner from
the Fourth ward. There being no 9TH
er nominations, it was moved and u
unanimously carried that the secretary
be instructed to cast the ballot for
W. H. Reeves as commissioner from
the Fourth ward to succeed himself.
The ballot was cast, and W. H. Reeves
was declared elected commissioner
from the Fourth ward for a period of
two years.
Otto Bein was nominated to succeed
himself as commissioner from the
Fifth ward. There being no other
nominations, it was moved and unani-
mously carried that the secretary be
instructed to cast the ballot for Otto
Bein as commissioner from the Fifth
ward to succeed himself. The ballot
was cast, and Otto Bein was declared
elected commissioner from the Fifth
ward for a period of two years.
Rev. H. B. johnson was nominated
to succeed himself as commissioner
from the Sixth ward. There being no
other nominations, it was moved and
unanimously carried that the secre-
tary be instructed to cast the ballot
for Rev. H. B. Johnson as commission
er from the Sixth ward to succeed
himself The ballot was cast, and
Rev. H. B. Johnson was declared elect
ed commissioner from the Sixth ward
for period of two years.
G. A. Hatch was nominated to sue
ceed himself as Commissioner from
the Seventh ward. There being no O.
Their nominations, it was moved and u
unanimously carried that the secretary
be instructed to cast the ballot for c.
A. Hatch as Commissioner from the
Seventh ward to succeed himself The
ballot was cast, and c. A. Hatch was
declared elected commissioner from
the Seventh ward for period of two
years.
J. w. Natwick was nominated to
succeed himself as commissioner from
the Eighth ward. There being no 9TH
er nominations, it was moved and u
unanimously carried that the secretary
be instructed to cast the ballot for J.
w. Natwick as commissioner from the
Eighth ward to succeed himself. The
ballot was cast, and J. w. Natwick
was declared elected commissioner
from the Eighth ward for period of
two years.
Motion made and carried that vote
of thanks be extended to the teachers
of the city.
Motion made and carried that vote
of appreciation be extended the Board
of Education for their efficient SER
vice in the interest of the schools and
the city.
Motion to adjourn was tnen carried.
c. w. SCHWEDE,
Clerk of Board of Education.