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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
burglars Visit Talbott's Place

Some time during the late hours of
Thursday night or Friday morning
burglars gained entrance to the sa-
loon owned BY J, f. Talbot on
Aultman street by the use of a
Jimmie" on the back door. After
getting on the inside the greatest
attraction was the cash register
This Is a two-compartment machine.
one side of which is presided over by
Major Woods during the day. while
the left hand compartment Mr.. Tai
bott holds for his private use While
the right side was nearly opened
here only a small amount left for
change was available. The bur
glars in forcing open the other COM
partment DESTROYED the marble slab.
as we'll as seriously damaged the
brass and woodwork which will now
have to be replaced at a considerable
cost. Twenty dollars In cash and
a valuable gun belonging TO Mr..
Talbot were taken from his COM
partment but the damage to the reg
ister itself will be far In excess oil
the amount taken t~herefrom
See Kiney-Nayer Co. for De
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson returned
To their home in Fast Ely last Friday
night after having spent three
months In California Both Mr.. and
Mrs Wilson are much improved by
their extended visit. the object of
which was to relieve Mr.. Wilson's
suffering from rheumatism.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mn fuimer Wins Prize Waltz
At the dance given under the
auspices Of the BoilermAkers union
Last Saturday night. the grand prize
for Waiting was captured By Mrs
W. L. Fuimer of East Ely who was
Justly entitled 10 the distinction
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
taxes on the proceeds OF mines for
the quarter ending Dec. 81. 1915.
are due and payable and the Law 10
regard to their collection will be
strictly enforced
j. r. MILES,
County Assessor
l-IR-H
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Watch repairing promptly Aad
skilfuuy done at Lindskog's Jevesry
Store. i1-s-t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
LOCAL. NEWS
Gone to Ogden

Gone TO Ogden
Scott Boxley left for Ogden on
Friday morning and will spend some
time in the Utah city on business for
the Ely Packing company.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

See Kiney-M Mayer Co. for DE
Bevoise Brassieres SIS 1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

See kiney-Aayer Co. for De
Beyoise Brassierez- , Is II
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

II Is expected that Assenbiyman
chas. d. Gallagher will arrive this
evening from Carson City where he
has represented White Pine county
during the past session OF the iegis-
lature.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
McGuI Visitor

NcGiu Visitor
Mrs MAJ Herman of MeGili was
visiting friends and shopping in Ely
on Thursday and Friday. registering
at the Northern hotel
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

FOR RENT-Two or three rooms
furnished for housekeeping At Gen.
trail E1y. Phone 117~Y. 3-1l-tf.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

See Kiney-Mayer Co. for De
Beyoise B~rassieres 3 Is II
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05
Wranbeiaentums . llebertrasunsen.

$. 6. Sborn1art an Otto q. Satfd,
GrunbItiid I'M gitbeglod 2016; $3.50.
g. g. Can't an q. q. 8nr5ba6,
8runoitiid in aingiton 6eigbts; $3.50.
gilbert geitel on Sioae Sid, @runoz
Itiid an Ser Mprales Ctr; $4,000.
s. 8. 8eitel ino Srau an Ilbert
geitel, @runoitiid an Der Worales Ct;
81 II. q.
2o11is 5dmitt IN SAT- 6. Moams,
@runbItiid I'M @itbz8lod 2127; ST II. q.
Sarrp nnb goitb gdert IN SAT- g..
aoams, @runbiiid i'm gitpeglod 2127;
$500.
aos angeles Seisbts Improvement
Company an 0earie 8einberg, @runbs
Itiif in Ingeles Serrdce; $500.
Gus 81. 5aB an Siaoe II. @nnie Sid,
@rlnpltiid an Der 2afebiefp 9%lbenue,
$4,000.
senrn 5tidler an 9enrb 9derman1.
Brltnbitiid an Der GbpreB lltlo Wanerid
Ctr; $4,000.
@illiam s. Staff nnb Sran oil Gam
Triebmalt, @runb1tiid in Der Sriebma1
Ipbition; $3.50.
Econ aebbtunsfe an s. 6. grnine ul1b
s. 6. Siibop. @runoifiid I'M Gitps8lpd
5000; SIS.
8. 80. 8offorb an Iooiph aunoer.
@runo1tiid inn Gitbe@lod 1861, $40.
Sreb 6oed5ten uno Srau an MDolpb
3anber, @rlmoItitd IN Gait g%nalefpooo;
$1050.
George 80. Clifton nnb 8. q. 8pers
ner an @. 8. 0lalone, 8runbltiid in Der
9th @iefp Iooition, $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05
N,r cine Mntter fann beriteben,

Wttr cine Witttter fam ner1teDer,
mas es beiBt, 10 biIflos 81 iein, oaB
lie nidt imitanoe it, Die 8eoiirfniiie
hires eisenen 9abps gu perieben,
Sn oieier fdredlid]en Gage befano
iidj Jrau 2poia @raumann BON
Sauna, MIta- Sic idreibt: sd
uiinide meinen Dnnf fir oas mir
funaspoae MIpenfr1utermittel aus
5uIpreden; es bot mid BON Dem
Idredliditen 3beumatismus befreit-
SD mar unfdbig. %irsenoettpos gu
TIM; i6 fonnte nidt einmal mein
gabp periorgen. OH lag id bilf-
los IN meinem 8ett, uno mein Maml
uno oie ainoer muBten mid beben;
ih fonnte mid nidt ielbit beipegen.
God @ott lei Dunf, bas tpalnoerbare
SeiImittel. bat mid poaltdnoig be-
fret, 10 bob ih iett pieoer meinen
Gfliften nahfommen fann."
SIT man niht bere6tigt an5nneb-
men, baB cine Mebi5in, Die 10
+b~*FY
ariinolide &eilerfoIge er5ielt, bod
iiber Dem @epobnliben iteben mlbs
SIT elm loIdes 8rdparat nidt zines
@eriudes inert, tpenn aaes trirf
uno traurig ausiiebt? ungleib an
beren Meoi5inen lit 5orni's Mlpen-
frauter ni1t in Mpotbefen gu baben.
|2ofa!>- Mgenten Iiefern es oirefi
bonn 2aboratorium. Sails man Tel.
! men agenten in Der Wahborfdofi
fennt, uno iid fir oies 9eilmittel in
tereiiiert 10 idreibe man an: Or.
Beter Jabrnep & Cons 60, 1875
go. Sopne aoe., Chicago, Sn.
(ana.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05
d5reie Yrefe ir Eeras: @onnabenb ben 5. Mai 1917.

mooerner Strengthening befannt 51
MAIDEN, oamit es auf ales better ge-
rii1tet 1ei, als mie es iett lit. 9enn
uniere augenblidlihe Sblaeferti6-
felt un6 uniere ougenblidlide Sill
flung entlprift ben mooernen Mtts
forberuneen in feiner @eile uno
mir fonnten bod einn1al NIT Sema1<
Dem ST tun befommen, bel oem mir
nidt Die Sffeniipe ~ergreifen, lonbern
bon p%orneberein in Serteioigungs<
lteanng bineingeoranet lueroen.
Seltfame @eif}idten oas! Dieier
&rieg 3ertriimmert 10 piel, madt 10
bieIen alten @%epobnbeiten unb
Mni6al1ungen Elm gnoe, oaB man
iid) gar nift porltellen fam, ME
es in ser ,tellel1 @eIt, Die mad BERT
&riege entlteben miro, ausIebeu
mag. Sd claude felt, fie miro Miai!-
hem bon inns 81 4nfang nod nnbe-
bagli6 genl1g iein.
9a lit <BlanOl l1eber feline 3a-
funft 1tno mir npd pollig i'm N1'=
fel. Man bat BORT cine uralte Orb
n1na geiriir5t, Die nidt mebr in mr.
Iere 3eit bineinpaBte, Die aber eng
NIT einem groBen Cell bes Bottles
perpn1ien mar uno oie, 10 fdledt
1ie lem mo6te, benllo6 cine Sro=
nuflg mar, eth Mpparat, Der 1i9 ilber
oas gan5e &aiferreib erltredtc. @as
miro iebt fommen? Die biirgerlid)e
@epublif, nit ioaialiltiidem Gin
|i6lag, mie tie Die Duma ani6eineno
aufri6ten min ODER bic Mnfloi1lng
aIIer Mutoritat nnb Ois5iplin mie
lie sic Mrbeiter- unb 5oloatenpartei
pabri1einIib berbeifibren tpiro2
8eioes miro nibt bon 0auer fem?
Mber mas fommt bann? Soa fid
BORT oas 5didInl Sranfreih's m:e-
oerboIen, nit beiien GROCER Meoolu-
ton oieie ruiiifden @organge in
manf)er Siniidt 10 biele 4~ebnliffeit
baben? Muh bort bate man cine
felt Sabrbunoerten beiteben0e Iuto-
ritat %peggera1lmt, Die, 10 i6ledt lie
mar, bod nod INNER cine autori-
TIT mar. Mu6 bort iparen glemente
an ibre 5teIe getreten, tpelde Die
'autoritdt nidt erlesen fornten.
@as mar Die 5olge2 Gin Weer bon
8lut ergoB iib iiber oas @ano, big
enolid &1ibe unb Srbnl1ng mieber.
bergeitent maren. Sic Madt, oie
Gl1be nno Oromuns tpieoer beriteate,
mar aber bie 9espotie. Soa it'd
ous in G1lBlano mieoerbo-
LEM @ir miiiens nidt. @ir
miiien mr., oaB iid oann in Mne-
lano alles nod bel grauiiger, nod
bel bllitiger geltalten miro, als lei
ner5eit in Sranfrei6. unb nod
ein's miiien mir, oaB mir CUR 3eit
bon &uBlanb feinen Srieoen, aub
feline M~nbabnlta gum Grieoen, err
tparten f0nnen. Nur our6 einen
itarfen Druid BON dltBetl fonrte err
mogli1 gemadt peroen ooer burt
einen 9rnf bon innen. Den Druid
bon auBen miro 5ur 3eit aber failm
Senano altsiiben fonnen, ben 9rnf
BON innen f0nnte rur cine. Bartei
ausilben, sic 8auern. llno geraoe
iiber iie rpiiien mir sur 3eit gar
nidts. Gidt, mas fir cine StellunJ
lie etnnebmer, niht mas lie tponen.
ueberan l1ngeuiBbeit, Dobin man
blidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05
sloan's eminent fir &bemma-
tiSmuS.

Die 0ualen nno Sdmer5en oes
Mbeumatismus perben burf Sloan's
Eminent eeboben, es lit leidt an6li-
menoen uno oringt benin Geiben in
Die tSout. gs lit ebenfaas gut fir
gerrenfung uno MusfeI : Sdmer-
sen. Sabt itets cine 5laide porra-
tia fir @idt, 2umbago, 3abn- ODER
Aiidenmeb unb aIe dbnlide
Sdmer;eu. gei Drugaiiten 25c.
Wn3.f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

on ~ 0n.Y... U-..SEL.I =, S,v
rer an y. g; Wtalore 9runolflld IN Der
eifp sleip ao0ttton, slooo.
GiIenbann . ~TahrpIan.
-
|. G.. N.
Nnttnft
Wn 1o-Mnn 2nrenn 400 nbr1,
81 elmon aoreSn e.15 nadhm
Mn 5-gom al, Qouis 200 BORN.
30. ! ae-S st.. "0rie nn0 s Ssr'a norm
~, Ma,- az on,,;s ann oherSs
81 - G,,ns5;n. Gnsc;or" non az
oc,,;s a.ns nhenha
ahfonrT
spn worsa;re 7.16 r,oroens
so no. -1@1nf haas' gseeiois io na nfIlse Fl
- s0n g.; OK sa,i,. m0rsens
-" 1sup Na AK nol6,n
~ f.Mrh al oo,,;a mn Srten m
So ger @ 5a% oa Sc on. s.Vo r, apeaOs
- - ma4 oursSo Io.oo nhsrSs
3D. ii-"a" eo.eDD o,o' aOe'O'
6. A. 4 A. p.
gnt,,ntt
Mn 1R-y,or ao,,,ton moro mn Cor.
pus ehrilfi .......'7:o5 nad5m.
Wo 1A-Wnn no,,fon mn a;;,4ennrter
~ sD'D oa. a'D au5' norm.
N0' ls.s0a s,0ailim li1D a: el5fff n@d511'
wo At-mon 9errh;ne ok tny,,
Mo 4a-ho, s sss.aTlus mr. . e,on,toos l'
7.40 nheuSs
M tl5.mor asrrn;ms +SoI;% a,,sas
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Nhforrt uOe
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ma ghr;s+; o.oS norm,
mo g gas Sya ao,,;,on ,,na eSasn uuI
30. ii.sa9 aoa,am unS 81; ailit. a 4
u ~ - o"on noh,n
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30. iaesn aid;i aerrsias. so .a.5o " a5ssSs
nornr1en gomntnss. 7.ob porm
gnfunTr
30. 1O1--gumret Qfmfteo. Don Nelp Ct.
land. .4:4O BORN.
SO. 1O2 6rnfet Qimiteb. BON @nn Nrnn.
cisco ...........'.3:5s BORN,
SO. 7-Gdueuaue, bon Nefp DrIeans
90 ls6n:n;,c NON al ~ ST. O0rn''
fi.S0 narn,
SIN g-Grufst Ernreh non Nom ST.
Yeons Sspl'n. T.1 Il' nod,,r
SO. iowsuniet erpref. ron Can Tron.
cisco ......."..- $50 nndhm
Hbfdtr-
I'm. fOf--Wtrsypf ,prntfeh nnn Snr
~ Hpm; Asp", .'. s'"eD 1au po mas
No i0owG,fnset Q;n,ifeS nod T,s,n =.
leans ........'.D.. W. y1t' BORN
no. 7wgdmensna. nod Sci mis
ZOO BORN
'...s..ar4.' .au l iS:15 nnd5m.
cisco 'a...'....''9 $50 nadnn
go. 1O-@uniet grpreB, nodh Mem Crs
GbeaidI @oirh wrprek nod GnoIe 9nf
.............. IL Mftfernndt.
a''a"' Victoria Division
30 @;,toris e, 9~,1'fon. x 7.o, s na@m
s st. '9s5aa-.aa euszo. eietoria. eor,
0ohorn 6n1fffdn 2.fS n0rni
~
M. K. & T.
Mad Roroen-Mbfahrt
SO. 4-eotal .......:.....7:45 borIl.
9io. o-Segas Spe3tal ....9:IU mor9.
SO. 10-&atb Slper. ~. .11:30 r1ors.
no. 26-&dtb Slber 1890 ndcbm
$50. 22-Ha9 Souiton. .11:20 aberos
Gnfunft
So. 3-aofnI .4:46 nadm.
SO. 9-aotb 2imiteo go. $3.50 nadrn.
SO. 7-~Segns Special" $3.50 abertos
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

ira.5roofed building which was hoasing
six inmates.
AT the Oneida County home at Rhine
lander. we found a more prosperous ep-
pearing horne housing fourteen inmates.
all Of whom were busy at such WORK as
they were able TO perform. Some weFe
doing the cleaning up of their own quar-
ters others making wood for their win
ter fuel and had between nifty ana sew
enty-fiYe cords cut ami piled. Up 70 the
present time this home has owned but
sixty acres Of land but they have nov
pure haSed 800 acres west of the City OF
Rhlnelander and expect TO get into
farming and stock raising on heavier
scale Your committee respectfully
recommends that should this county
board decide To establish a County
Home or Poor Farm. that not less than
$50 acres and preferably 500 acres
should be- included in the farm.
Your committee has been in commu-
nication with the State Board of Con
troll both by letter and a personal meet
ing with representatives of said board
The Board Of Control is of the opinion
that the time has come when the Coun
" Of Iron can maintain its poor with
a lower expenditure Of money and take
better care Of the poor by maintaining
county home than can be done under
the present system Of handling the
work in this county For the informa-
tion OF the members of the board We
submit the following schedule of fig
ures which show the approximate ex-
penditure of the county and the sever
al towns in the care of resident ana
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

Be it further resolved. That there is
hereby appropriated from funds in the
county treasury not otherwise appro-
priated the sum of Five Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars ($5.50o). to be used
and expended in the general manten-
ance of County. State and Federal
Trunk Line Highways in Iron County
and for the improvement by surfacing
with gravel roads Nos and , between
the court house and the western lire of
the Village of Hamilton That there be
and is hereby appropriated from funds
in the county treasury not otherwise
appropriated the sum of Three Thous-
and Dollars $4,000. to be set aside and
used for the purpose of paying aIlot-
ments allowed by the Judge of our Coun-
ty Court under the so-caled Mothers
Pension Law.
Be it Further Resolved. BY the
County Board of Supervisors at said
meeting, that the amount to be levied
against all of the taxable property of
each of the several towns and villages
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

improved County State Aid HigA ways,
That W., arrange Tor the propsg main
tsnance for the coming year Of the
roads we have already improved
A statement Of the revenue and ex-
penditure for 1917 up 10 November Attn
has been furnished l. each member OF
the County Board. therefore We viii
not repeat them at tbis time We wish
however. TO make some recommends
tion as to the apportlonment of funds
to he expended during the season of
1918 and shall be pleased TO give our
reasons for these recommendations.
There Is still three miles of road to
be cons tructed and one IS foot bridge
10 be built to complete the highway he
tween Hurley and Mercer (Road No u
and in addition to this the building OF
a relocation around a bad sink-hole
near TO the village Of Mercer
There is approximately one mile Of
road to construct and one l6 foot span
bridge to build 10 complete the road
Hurley to Saxon Village Toad No. p
There is about three and one-half
miles Of road TO build to complete the
road through the Town Of Quincy 10
the county line to connect with a pro-
posed road to be constructed across th-
Indian Reservation by the Federal gov
eminent. the State and Ashland County
and We are given TO understand that
this improvement will be made during
the season Of 1918.
Under the present Highway Laws
Iron County can raise approximately
S2o.o60 for highway construction by tax
levy. We respectfully recommend that
the above named sum he levied in 1917
and that it he apportioned as set forth
in the following schedule: in said sched-
ule. We will show the 1917 balance as
of November 3rd in the fund OF each
road unit. the amount which We believe
should be appropriated and apportionee
10 each unit out of the appropria ton
made by the county. thu amount appor-
toned TO each unit from appropriations
for state aid received from the state
and the amounts TO be received from
taxing districts, and the amounts that
VIII be available in each unit in ques-
ton for construction work during the
season of 1918
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08
Proceedings Of Co. Board Of
Supervisors, Iron Co.
Annual meeting Of the County Board
of Supervisors. November u. l9ll

Ol SuPcI fISOISs 4NOFCillOCt 3D. ASAf.
The board met pursuant 10 law. Meet
ing called 10 order by Chairman Reid
on roll call all members were found To
be present The journal Of Special
Meeting of May 23rd, 1917, was read
and approved as read
In order that Income Assessor Ian
draInt might return 10 Ashland Oh the
? o'clock p. IN, train. the question OF
equalization Of the taxable property Of
the county for the tax oil 1917, was the
FIRST business Of Tie meeting. After
considerable discussion. the following
vas presented
Resolution BY Supervisor White.
Resolved BY the County Board OF SD
peryisGrs Of Iron Counts Wisconsin in
annual session assembled this 18Th day
Of November. a. b.. 1917. that we do de-
termine the equaI.zed valuation ot said
county for the year 1917, 10 be the suu
OF Eleven Million Three Hundred
Twenty Thousand EIGHT Hundred
Ninety-six Dollars 1siL549.8@G.) anu
that We do deteTmine aud assess the
relative valuation 0f the taxable prop
erty OF each OF the several towns ana
villages in said county az follows. to-
wit:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

petition of the town 90
count count and state and be anu Emerson IL
r romeu LOT the reason set fort, Is ''al'
report that apportionmen, ~ os "a IN sd
FUNDS for CONSTRUCTION s15 Vi 1915 Tod
be made in accordance ~. ~ Haihtsnaas.
carried report Qots.
Moved by White and sum-,
non that Danied Reid tba ' y. 'ea By 3.
this board, be and is bar.t 1"alFHah q,
ana requested to rer7esent : Ia. au'aoril'3
at the meeting Of the As. ''on cOgAgI
county Boards Of the Stat ,.on d
SIN TO he held at Madison ~ "a " iseoH
Tuesday of January, 1918 and M We he laI'i
necessary expenses Of the sa,s s'a' tn.
sentative be chargeable IN ia, 9a'u feprs
Motion carried. 'i'h County
The question of desienae..
tories by the County Board v,s. o''a'
mds Of the county shah ;. "ny'e The
was taken up and consj5eroa ''pOs''et
motion OF Simon. supports5 h., 'u1 o.
the Chair was authorized a., waits
70 appoint a committee of thru 41 s
oers OF this board TO investigate a.. mem
report to this hoard at tbs,. '"u 70
meeting with their recom,oog '.'' next
i'eSoiu tlon by Supervisor Evensore
Resolved, BY the County Bo,rt.
perVisors of Iron County WIS., -, ~
duly assembled in annual ssge,or ,''' .'l
18th day Of November. 1917 tho, a y.
general tax levy for the year lsI, VA, We
chargeable to the several towns :, ' 'aa
county according 10 the equslize6 r ,I'
atoms of said county as snnor,i ,''a
and filed by said county board 10 ,'' 1ss
the same is hereby fixed and levi.s 'a !.
J follows. tO-wit. g
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

Total Towns and
villages *II-5zs's'e tVo3o'
0upp"i 'F" '> super VISOR Sii"2h.
oh ron oa'I- hltr. iseld' oiaih * ol-
son simon teShelI and stnaus voted
res sherman oinlstrad' EFeHson, Han
huia ana Meade No. Resolution de-
tidi go ADOPTED
STATE Or WISCONSIN,
county Of iron S. We, Daniel Reid,
hartman OF the county Board and W.
- Tyler County Clerk for Iron County.
hereby ceftify that the equalization OF
S~'" county '"f the TAX OF I'I" as
SHOWN above is the assessment % Iron
county WISCONSIN as made bE the ma
)of'ty OF the members Of the county
""aio Of super FiS"tS d" annual session
on the 18TH day OF November, A. u, 1917.
Daniel REID Chairman 81 Co Hd.
'" tyler county Clerk
Reports OF standing Committees,
Inc County board Of Supervisors.
Gentlemen ~ ouF committee on lille
gar taxes tax certificates and tax deeds
mel al Inc court mouse on November g,
anu thAoe catelul examination OF ali
matters pertaining to illegal assess
""Fh's' tax Ger tlhe3tes and tax deeds
""'e" were on Me at that Time.
Tax petitions numbers I 10 = both in
elusive, were referred to and taken uu-
der consideration by your committee.
Petition 30. 1. filed rs Arthur Anger.
asks the cancellation OF e certain tax
dec. based on "a tax certificate of the
saie of 1912 affecting that part Of the
NV SW See. l-46-lW.. lying south OF
the gravel pit" this tax certificate is
Illegal IA that this description was not
assessed Tor the tax Of 1911. the said
assessment being made en- that part of
said a. lying north of the gravel pit.
~hlle the entire 40 was returned delfn-
Quvnt and thus sold at the sale OF 1912.
Petition No. .. flied hy J F. sullivan.
asks the cancellation OF TAX certificate
No. 5si. tax sale of 1873. based on the
assessment OF Lot 6. Block OF the
Village or Mercer There is uo such
description ia The village of Mercer "a,
shown on the recorded plat thereof
Petition ~ 2. filed ty j e sullivan.
asks the cancellation OF tax certificate
Nus. ii67 aud llsS tax sale ut 1914
based on the assessment 81 1913 apairet
tots and ~. hlocN .. oG the Village OF
Mercer There are no such des.,fIp-
tons in the Village of Mercer AS shown
BIS the recorded plAt thereof ANA tt.. e4.r.
tificates therefore are Illegal
Petitions No ard s filed by the
Wausau Title COMPANY ask. a.. a.,
collation. of tax certificates numbers 81,
$40. 325. 514 Of the tax sale Of 1914 ans
No. / of the tax sale Of 1915 Tho.
tax certificates are all illegal for re,-
sons Set forth ina th. ,,.,.,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

Supported by Schaus and unan''''-'
ly adopted.
on motion made supported ana ~. :.
carried. the meeting duly adlourne ".
ten o'clock. a. m. December i0'" 49,
W. .. Tyler County O'7'A
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-12-08

Gentlemen - Records in the office of
the town clerk show that the amounts
given below have been provided in the
calendar year 1917 for State Aid Road
and Bridge construction in the Town OF
Emerson in the above named county.
The sums available have been raised as
shown below for the improvement as
follows Grading on DWELL west ROAD.
from a point going west from c. & y.
w Ry. in Sec. 20. Twp. 42-Four, $500
and two iron bridges Oocation not
shown in petition). $4,000 All action
taken in providing the sums named has
been in accordance with the provisions
Of section 13l7m-1 to 1317m-15 inclus-
i've of the statutes and the taxes pro-
duced by said levies are not in excess
Of the legal maximums.
Therefore. We, the undersigned su-
pervisors of said town. do hereby petit
ton your honorable body 10 Appropriate
an amount equal to the total above "a
cover the county's share Of the cost OF
the designated improvements, TO he ex-
pended in 1918 for the above purposes
and to aliot state aid for such improve
ments, all in accordance with the pro-
visions of the statutes above described
Respectfully submitted
Frank pardon,
John sherman,
Geo Boynton. TWIN. BID. Of Supy'rs
Dated November LIST, 1917.
Moved by Simon supported by Clark
that the report of the committee on
County State Aid Highways and Bird
ges be and is hereby approved and ac-
cepted; that the appropriation for high
way construction and maintenance for
1918 be made by this board and that the