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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-10
1OS Uattteft aitf Sen
afiter. 1oerlmitliStcfa
Sin Smn6aer nnS stuei sSpiuaer be.
fin6en iidJ inter ben Sduerber-
iunnbeteu.

@dIbingtob 10. SyuIi. = General
8erihing bat belte 103 9an1en ottf
Der 8erlnItliIte Der amerifanilhen
Grpe0itionst1lppeh gemeIoet. 81
Monn fielen I'm Sample; Is srIa-
gen ibren @ltnoen; bier itorben
an aronfbeiten; orei fofnen ourG
ltnfoll uno aus onoeren 1trioMen
4ms 2eben. 45 Monn iuuroen
ihiper beripun6et; elmer ipurbe leiht
beripunoet; 12 merben nod Dem
Sample bern1iBt unO anei gerieten
IN 8efnngeniduft.
2eutnont 8. 6. geterion, Nortb
grDItoL 2ofe, sSG., fieI i'm aontpFe.
Souptmann s. S. @iIliaulion, se-
baItopoI, gol., nno 2elttnant S. s.
Sbeeron Chicago, ptroen idiper
beripun6et. Inter ben 8erntiBten be.
finbet itd 2entnant S. S. Carpenter,
9fodeIle, 81, uno 2eittnant @ile,
Colorado Springs, Colo, geriet in
@efangenidoft.
Ser Omobaer S. 81. 9ietef, 1410
5Ho 13. StroBe, miro unter ben
Shmerbernunoeten oneefitbrt. @ud
slpei syotpoer befiroen iid unter ben
Sdwerberipunoeten. @S fino 6ies:
5ergeont u. SorriS, @toion gith
eeya., ltn6 81. s. aopenbober, Gilbert,
cSn
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GrmGdtist fanaSiide Selesrap6iiter
ann Streif.

Chicago, 10. Suli. 9. S.
aonenfomp, Ser internationnle
grGlioent ser Commercial Sele-
qropbers Union, bat ON 6. 6. sin
in Soronto, aanaOa, Ben giae-@rd-
iioenten Der 8ereintgitng cine
gsadridt geianot, Oie i'm ermddtiat,
einen Streif bon 600 glngeiteIten
Der @reot gtortbmeitern SeIegropb
60. beilte ein5uberufen. @r idgte,
6aB oie Union ouf Die 8ie6erein.
lebung entlaIiener 9lngeiteaten be.
itebe, Die ieitber aIs uniduIOig er-
fldrt puroen linO fit oeren @ie0er-
beidaftiglng iid Die fanaoiifa SIC
gierlm9 erfolgIos 6entiibt bobe.
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Sannenlualber 6rennen.
cmftaiteriff aitf
HcnifGltttncpcl

aonitanfinopcl, ii6er 9on6on 30.
cSuni. (aorrctt) = Qos tiirfiide
Griegsantt meIbet: SUM feinbIi6e
aeroplone bon'barbierten heiite fritz
SsonItantinopet. 6 tuur6e fein Sda-
Den ongeridtet."
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Observation-Disclosures
1siiblmann rciienicrt
Ter friibere Gsianbte in MerifO, b.
Sinte, iuirb aaacblidl iein gtad.
folser werben.

Garis, 10. 3uli.--gine Depeide
ois goIeI on Die Sobns seentar
beiogt, oaB Der beEtibe Miniiter oes
gleitBeren refioniert babe nno ont
0ie Neiignnticn bonn Safer onge-
non1men ipuroe. Es ipiro ertportet,
ooB, @onrirol b. Sinse, Der oeiitf6e
@eianote an gbriItia1ia into friibe-
rcr @eiannte in Werifo, Der 0a6.
foIger &iiblm1nns iperben niro.
aiiblmmn's gl,idtritt tpur6e be.
reits felt Dem 20. sSnni ertportet,
aIs er feline aroBe gei6stogsrebq
bielt, in ipelher er berborbob, Bob
Elm rein militdriiher Siea founl
nloolid) iei. Gieie Grfldrltng itont
i'm @ioeripruh nit ben Reben oes
Goiiers, in Delden BON eirtem Siege
6ur1 Sas ,itarfe oettide Shmert"
0eIprohen tpitr6e. sSn 9feidstdg tnt
iiA me1en ser gsorte oes gluslanOs-
ntiniiters 8eitiir5lng funb, unS
4nbImonn tpurbe bon nerihiebener
Seite beftig angegriffen. Sp1ter
bieB cs, 6oB @eiterdlqtartiermeiit liter
2uoenoorff Dem Geoner beigepfliA-
tet hntfc.
Canals entitar0 oas @eri6t, bof
es apiiben 2uDeatorff uno Dem
Seuti6ea 8rorprinaen nno Dem SIN.
bang beg 2ebteren 6os rnoifoIe all.
Seutide Clement oarIteIleno, gum
8ruh Qefomnlcn lei,
appenbagen, 10. SnIi. = Ginet
boIboffi8iellen 9epeide aus Berlin
gent1b bat Der 4ailer Die &efigna-
tion oes g(uslnnontiniiters b. aiibl-
mann ongenommen.
sSn britiifer 8elendtnng.
2onbon, 10. SuIi. .-9ie gfeiignn.
tion BEG 9luslanouiniIters b. 9iibl-
mann miro, iollte iie offi3iea beIta'
tigt peroen, nls elm Gieg Der Ga-
oeittihen betrohtet. GieIe @nlihi
miro oaour9 beltdrft, oaB abmiral
b. Sinse gum Iddfolger &iiblmonns
ouserIeben tporoen 1T. 8ieier ftebt
niht MIR Dem &oiier nabe, Iotl0ern
er lit aud ein 5reitno trto glnbanger
Der sSbeen Der aomirdle b. Sirpit
ltfto b. Sdro6er, 6iibrer iener @rup-
pc, Die Die annerion 9elgiens oit-
itreben. Sielige 8ldtter itelen b.
&inbe oIs einen @eiiter Der SSittri.
que bin. Seine S1tigfeit in Chino
br16te ibm iitternntionnle 0otoritdt
elm; iein 8enebmen mar 10 ifanoo-
Ios, ooB er bon China a6berllfen
uno nod Merifo geianot tpurbe.
Gort mar er rYtter Der Suerta 9fe-
gierung oeutider @eIanoter. Gr
tpollte Sttr 3eit beg omerifaniiden
gmbareos Suertn nit oeutiden
@offen berieben. 9lls Der Grieg
ousbra6 febrte er nod 9eittidlIanO
3uriif. Gr nabm, lnter Der Wasfe
zines GneIdnbers, ieinet 8eg iiber
oie Ser. Staoten Gnglonb uno
Sollnno. SSn Sabre 1915 iuuroe er
tpieoer ol8 @eianoter nad China pe-
ionbt, ieinen @es iiber Die Ser.
Stanten nebmeito.
gead glbbrlth Der oiplomotiihen
ge5iebungen 8ipiiden China nnb
9eltti6lon6 ipur6e b. Sinse @elanb-
ter in gtormegen no er in 6em
&omplott beripideIt mar, Bomber
nod gmertfo au fdmuegeIn, in Der
gbfidbt, SonoeIsidiffe Der gtIliierten
Sn 8erltoren.
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Hcinc 5M6crnct,
ia9t uabrmnasantt

&al6inetom, 10. SuIi. geitintn1-
te geriiderlingen, onb es feline @e-
fabr elmer 3udprnot sibt, tpitroen
aeitern bonn g1obrltngsniitteIant ge.
aeben uno bic globnlngsmitteIlng
i'm allgemeinen itdnoe beiier oIs slt
iraeno elmer 3eit, felt 9lmerifa es
unternabm Ole aaiieue 8elt 5u er.
uGbren.
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5. Sreibeitsanlei1c
iibcr 4 13iuicneM

ggai5ington 10. Sltli. i.-3ie emo
ailtigcn 3uiarmenitellugen iiber
Die 3eihniingGn Ger 6ritten 5rei,
beitsanIeibe pur6gn bonn SGobanlt
aeitern befonnt geaeben itnO Seigcu
cine 0eiantllnGae bon $4.176.-
5t6,S50, eineu 3lipahs por $6,.
497. 200 iiber Die am s. glai off.
5iea i6dbrngsipciie dngegebener
Sunme.
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glndl bic sdllp,ia 6eimaeinflt.

Bern 10. SuIi.-Gie ipaniide
s;nflnensa BAT If nud in Der
Shpei3 eingcItcllt uno ibnea Der.
breitet; beionoers betrofien BON ibr
meroen gerionen fiber 40 Syabren.
sRebrere iniernitrte 6ritiihe @e.
foneene iin0 set aranfbeit erlegen.
M and Elm giilifdrar5t in SoIeure
III ibr gum Opier geiaaeg
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@er[nitf Der g1nrinetrnppen.

@QIbington 10. Sui. = Die
beltte bon Dem 0lorineforps einbe-
ridteten 8erluite betrugen flint
Mann. 3rpei puroen i'm Sample
get6tet; 5tpei erIaeen ibren 8unoen
ln0 elmer tuuroe idper beripltn6et.
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n,etterberid,t.

Sir Omaha un6 llrngegeno, oen
staot gebrdsfn nnb Soma: S40n
lno mariner beute abeno nno DcH-
nersiao.
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On Der gesenfpdrtisen 3eit Iernt
gar nt1n6er ipisoer, iuos er ifon
lunee bergeiien botte: oaB glrbeit Oas
9ebeu iiiB mnht.
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Gr,lppcn bck0ntpfen
Scrit6rdnce i'm 113citcn

Olpntpio, @oib.. 10. sSuli.-@oit.
berneur grneit Bitter bat geItern 0en
grignoe General SarbeD s. Wlob,
ben @eneroIaointnnten, nod SIbnl.
pia beritfen, Inn Die 8aIobranolo9e
nit ibm 3u befpreden uno er CAB
feline 9(6iidt fund, Die g1otionalgarOe
bon 8aibington 5t berllfen Die Be.
orobten 6oriten au potrouiIlieren
uno oie 9r1noe sn befGn1pfen. Strif-
te milit1rii6e MloBnabnten iperoen
in ben Soriten our6gefiibrt peroen
Inn 8r1nbe 81 berbiiten. Sol0oten
bon Camp 2eipis bef1n1pfen Den
.groBen gispus gron0 i'm &ainier-
geotionaIforit, Der ongebIid etne sSld.
die bon 10000 afern beoedt. 0as
5eiter entitnno 0nrd 9IitidI19 lmo
6rennt bereits felt einen Monat.
3annenluGlGer 6rennen.
Gan 5rancisco, 10. Sitli. - Cine
g(n8abl Soritbrdnoe i'm aIomotb
unO onberen gaotionalforiten in NorO
aaIifornien serltoren erobe stref-
fen Sannen. beren Sol5 fir Hegie-
rungsfontrafte iebr notipenoig lit.
pie geahrihten Die bier bon Dem
8unOesforit6ienit aus Oen 6euer5o.
nen einliefen, beiaeen.
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5einb fat es anf 1eiielballons
abgeicben.

@lit Der fron80iiiden glrInee i'm
6eloe, 10. SuIi. Ii.-Gs bot iidJ ber-
olseeitellt, OaB Der Seino in jung.
iter 8eit es beionbers auf Die Sci.
IeI6allons abgeieben bat; oenn bel
@efonaenen borgefunoene 9ofumea-
te laIIen ertennen, onB Die 0eutiden
sSlieeer @eiebl erboIten boben, nidt
mir bic SSeIielballons at aerltoren,
ionoern Die in oenieIben befinoGi4en
geobad,ter All totem.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ssa). AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsON. P0sTMAsTER-GENERAL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-12-19

Saturday, Nov. 16 Board convened
at o'clock a. m. All members pres
ent. Journal was read and approved.
Resolution providing for road aid to
town of Isabelle adopted.
RESOLUTION FOR ROAD AID TO
TOWN OF ISABELLE.
Resolved by the Honorable Board of
Supervisors of Pierce County, Wiscon-
sin, that the sum of one hundred
($100.00) dollars be and is hereby ap-
propriated to aid the Town of Isabelle
in repairing the King Hill Road:
T. w. BOOTH.
Resolution for bridges aid to village
of Elmwood on motion accepted
RESOLUTIoN-BRID AID TO ELM
WOOD.
To the Honorable County Board of
Be it hereby resolved that this
County Board appropriate the sum of
six hundred seventy-five and 75/100
wood to defray one-ha1f of the ex-
pense of repairing a bridge on the
State Highway System;
Resolution to increase salary of Reg
lister in Probate adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Ellsworth, Wis., Nov 1918.
To the Honorable County Board of
Supervisors of Pierce County:
Gentlemen:
nerGOyN Offer the following ToSOIu-
ton: Be 1t Resolved that the salary
of the Register in Probate be fixed at
the sum of $4,000 per month, COM
mencing on the first day of January,
"A. d. 1919.
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. POWERS,
Chairman of Town of Trimbelle.
Report of Committee on r Dads and
Bridges as to County Highway Com
miSsioners' report was accepted.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS ON
ROAD AND BRIDGES ON REPORT
OF COUNTY HIGHWAY COMMITS
SIONERS.
To the Honorable County Board of
Pierce County, Wis:
Your Committee on Roads and
Bridges, to whom was referred the re-
port of G. F. Kena1, we beg leave to
report that we have examined his re-
port and find same to be correct.
FRED SMITH,
E. H POWERS.
e. j. FITZGERALD.
Report of committee in the matter
of petitions and appropriations foI
town and county bridges was accepted
and recommendations adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ROADS
AND BRIDGES, 1918.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
Bridges to whom was referred the Pc
titions of the several towns asking
for county aid for the purpose ,o1
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way System hereinbefore determined
upon for the year 1919:
The towns of Clifton, Diamond Bluff,
Ellsworth, Ell Paso, Gilman, Hartland,
Isabelle, Maiden Rock, Martell, Oak
Grove, River Falls. Rock Elm, Salem,
Spring Lake, Trimbelle.
The villages of Bay City, Ellsw orth,
Elmwood, Maiden Rock, Spring Valley.
The cities of Prescott, River Falls.
Therefore in accordance with Chap
ter 556 of the laws of 1917 the second
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so per cent portion of the State Aid
allotted amounting to three thousand
two hundred eighty-four dollars and
eightye eight cents ($3,2S4.SS) herein
before unallotted, is apportioned
among the said Unidentified municipali-
uation as last equalized by the County
Board, and County appropriations are
made for eachN municipality, and taxes
are levied against each municipality
in accordance with the following
schedule:
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building bridges in the several towns
mentioned, do respectfully report: That
the following named towns have set
forth in their petitions proper grounds
for county aid in building the respec-
tive bridges hereinafter mentioned,
and that under the provisions of the
statutes respecting such bridge aid, it
is mandatory upon the County Board
to make appropriations for county aid
for building bridges as therein re-
OueSted tO-Wit:
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Food Demonstrations.

From advices coming from the Food
Administration it seemed desirable to
have a series of food demonstrations
Miss Margaret Johnston of Waukegan,
Illinois, was secured to do this work
Demonstrations were held at the fol-
lowing places: Olivet Marte1l, Elm
wood, Plum City, Spring Valley, Rock
Elm, Prescott, Diamond Bluff, ELS
worth, Bay City. Maiden Rock. Brais-
ington. Hager City, River Falls, Cliff
ton. Hartland and FL Paso. Nearly
1000 women attended these meetings.
Demonstrations and discussions were
given on the use of substitutes, food
savings, etc.
The Council of Defense conducted
drives for War Savings Stamps. Sal
walton Army, United War Work, Y. NJ.
c. A, Y w C. A, Liberty Loans. The
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EXPENSES
Printing and stationery ...... 1925
POSTAGE ........... 31.27
Telephone (rent and tolD .... 1885
Stenograph1c help ............ 21.00
Mileage 211.70
Travelling expenses Estate
meets) and other travelling
expenses ............... 1905
Food demonstrations ....... 1851
S462 AZ
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FRED SMITH,
e. H. POW ERS,
e. J. FITZGERALD,
d. Dr,slnrn Cam

Report of Committee on Roads and
Bridges in the matter of State and
County Trunk Line System and APP
preparations for same was accepted
and adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ROADS
AND BRIDGES, 1918.
i RESOLUTION.
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1853 43
County Council of Defense adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Pierce Co.:
whereas the U. S. and State Councils
of Defense have notified us that the
government of the u. S. will need the
help Of the County Council of Defense
this coming year even more than last
Resolved, That this Board appropri-
ate the sum of six hundred ($60000)
dollars for the use of Pierce County
BEVERLY WHITE
Report of Special Committee and res
o1utton relating to claim of John Hol-
den was accepted and claim allowed
CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION FOR
DEATH OF HIS SON.
Pierce County to John Holden, Debtor
December "a, 1917.
To T., amount paid to Edwin Halliday of
burial expenses of Melvin Holden, who
was killed in an accident while work
ing IN gravel pit on road in the
WISCONSIN (Reduced by statutes from
$121.50 to 100000 800.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Pierce.
l. John Holden, being duly sworn, do
depose and say that the annexed
account is just and correct, and that
the same has not heretofore been pre-
scented to the County Board Of said
|
thereof ever been paid.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of November, A. D. 1918.
JOHN A. HOLDEN.
w. G. HADDOW,
Notary Public,
Pierce County, Wis.
Supervisor Powers moved to recon
slider report relating to bridges aid to
town of Oak Grove which was &C
copied yesterday. Motion carried, and
said report was returned to the com
mittee on Roads and Bridges for cor
rect1on, on motion of Supervisor White
The board proceeded to the election
| of three members of the County Road
and Bridge Committee for the ensuing
Swanson. Supervisors Churchill and
and Tombleson were appointed tellers
Supervisor White moved that the clerk
be instructed to cast the unanimous
vote of this board for Fred Smith, as
chairman of such committee. Motion
carried, the vote was cast, and Fred
Smith of the Town of River Falls was
declared elected.
Victor Swanson and Lloyd Tomble-
son were declared elected as the two
other members of the County Road and
Bridge Committee.
Alva Hurtgen was reelected mem
Der of County Committee on Common
Schools for term of three years.
| Road and Bridge Committee was in
Structed to report on the matter of
Industrial Insurance at tomorrow
| mornings session.
Board adjourned till o'clock tomor-
row morning.
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Report OF committee Oh Dol"S V
accepted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON BONDS.
To the Honorable County Board OF
Pierce County, Wisconsin:
Your committee on official bonds re-
snectfully report that we have exam
med and approved the following, ON
cial bonds of County officers ana the
County depository, to-wit .cooooo
O. J. Hohle County Clerk $o'OVV'VV
w: ~ Conr+ 100000
FREQ ,eCor hehu@n' oo. ....... 100000
WlnIrea ~ W. fh"uuo"' 100000
1oeanb w Mailer. Sheriff 80. 100000
FREQ 9ded =: m"see . e 100000
ia p rners and Merchants
State Bank of River Falls,
Wisconsin, County Deposi-
tory for the year beginning
RespecffuIIy submitted this 18th day
o. SoVei"'0-' j. NJ JOHNSON.
JAMES ALLEN,
T. M MANION
Committee on Bonds.
County Treasurer's Report on delin-
ouent personal property tax was read
and the amounts were ordered to be
charged back to the respective towns,
villages and cities, where SUCH taxes
originated.
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT ON
DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROP
ERTY TAX.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
is the amount of personal property
tax of 1916 remaining unpaid and
which is due from the severa! towns
and villages as stated In SAID hst ana
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90,UOo.UU
FRED SMITH,
E. H. POW ERS,
r. J. FITZGERALD,
Road and Bridge Com.

The County State Road and Bridge
Committee heretofore elected by the
County Board pursuant to section
1317-M-5 of Wisconsin, to cooperate
with the Town Boards of said towns
in the letting and accepting the
bridges in the respective towns above
with the County Clerk and the same
have been duly examined by US and
that in each of such reports such COM
missioners have reported the said
bridges have been properly constructed
and have been duly accepted by such
commissioners and we do therefore
recommend that the reports of such
commissioners be approved by the
County Board and that the County
Board appropriate the necessary
amount to meet the payments above
mentioned
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-12-19

The following recommendation was.
on motion of supervisor Fitzgerald.
on Justices and Sherifs Claims, was
appointed to investigate and report to
next County Board.
RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE
ON JUSTICES AND SHERIFFS
CLAIMS.
We, the undersigned committee on
Justices and Sheriffs claims hereby
respectfully recommend as follows:
Whereas the office of the Sheriff of
Pierce County is one of the most i'm
portant offices in the county and the
sheriff as the peace officer of the coun-
ty should be on duty twenty-four hours
In every day and whereas under the
present system of fees there is a dan
process server and since he only re-
ceiVeS pay when he serves papers it
is natural that his chief attention is
to the service of papers only.
We believe that it will be better for
the county and better for the officer
If the County Board puts the said of
we recommend that the salary be fixed
at two thousand dollars and all fees
in all cases to be then paid to the
county, the sheriff only receiving in
addition the pay for boarding prison
ers at the county Jail and his eX-
penses when engaged in criminal
work outside the county, said ex-
penseS to be itemized and presented
to the board for audit in the usual
manner.
JAS ALLEN,
j. M. JOHNSON,
c. II. HARTMAN
Committee on Justices and
Sheriffs Claims.
Report of Special Committee on Re-
lief for Blind accepted and recommen-
dations adopted.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE
ON RELIEF FOR BLIND
H.
of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
Your committee appointed to con
slider the matter of relief of blind per-
sons under the provisions of Chapter
report, that we find the following
named persons are entitled to aid at
the rate of $25, payable quarterly, at
John r. Brewer, City Of Prescott
Wisconsin.
Aggie Sweet, Village of Spring Val
Minnie Deering, Village of Plum
City.
Casper Taylor, Town of Salem
Hannah Hendrickson, Town of Gill
William Cramer, Town of Diamond
Bluff.
John Sandstrom, Town of Salem.
Frank Ingli Village of Plum City
Mary Ann O'Brien, Town OF Maiden
Rock.
Oline O. Ostness, Town of Martell
Jacob Simon Town of Oak Grove
Eunie Whitaker, Village of Elm
wood.
Gertrude Sather, Town of MarteH
That the sum of fourteen hundred
dollars be appropriated for the benefit
of the above named persons pursuant
to Chapter 378, Laws of 1917.
We further recommend that in each
case where such relief be granted
that the several amounts to be paid
to the chairman of the town board
the president of the village board, or
the mayor of the city in which such
blind person may reside. Such pay
ment to be made quarterly in trust for
the blind person and be expended un-
der the direction of the officers re-
ceiving the same in such manner as
they may deem eXpedient for the re-
lief for such person.
Dated this 18th day Of November
1918.
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Threshing Inspection.

At the request of the U. S. Food Ad-
ministration. every threshing separator
in the county was inspected before
threShing and several during the
threShing season. This was done in
order that every machine doing work
was properly prepared to do this.
Recommendations were made where
necessary and carried out. We believe
that this inspection was worth while
At this time we desire to express ap-
probation to Mr.. Peter Huppert of
Trimbelle for assisting in this inspec-
ton. Mr.. Huppert gave several days
to this work without compensation.
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REPORT OF AUDITING COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE be allowed
of
to and
Account against
which hayea
that
County Board
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FRED SMITH,
E. H. POWERS,
e. j. FITZGERALD,
Road and Bridge Com.

Road and Bridge COM
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wisconsin,:
Your Committee on Roads and
Bridges would submit the following
supplementary report on petitions for
town and county bridges to be built
in 1919 and would recommend that the
sum of five thousand sixty-three
($5,063.00) be appropriated by this
board for the building of the follow
ing named bridges to-wit:
Estimated cost.
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ReDOrt of the County CIeTK III inc
matter Of Mothers Pensions was read
and accepted.
REPORT IN MATTER OF MOTHERS
PENSIONS, 1918.
To the Honorable County Board Of
Pierce County:
Pierce County, Wisconsin, do hereby
report that the following is state
ment of the amount of money ad-
vanced to the residents Of each town.
CITY and villages in said County, un-
der the provisions of the Statutes OF
Wisconsin, Section 573f 1915, from NO
vember 1st, 1917, to November lst'
TO Alice Osgood Bennett Getty .oozoo
River Falls) ....::......a.' @S9EVV
To Antonio Spott Crown Sa- "a
= Widen aiIH Rock1 .......... 5000
10 Ei ! ~ 5000
10 pi Mns CIV !fi0 -"'.' 10000
10 1a peS Raw vet City5 ........ $4,000
10 R Mfs Faiis) ~ 264OO.
To Mrs. Anna Kelley Getty oooo
10 Tr Mr1. n1'neiine 4.S 90 1920
R Mf Faiis . ~ $500
To Mrs. Bertha webb (vil- oooo
I Dated H November 18th, 1918.
$2,238.OO
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G.. G.. PRATT,
J. T.. BRITTON,
y. w. BOOTH,
Committee on Relief

Committee on ReIief Tor BTInu
Special report on Industrial Insur-
ance was on motion accepted and
adopted
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON INDUS
TRIAL INSURANCE.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
We the Committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of insuring the
County help, beg leave to report as
follows:
We find that on an estimated pay
roll we can buy an insurance policy
for $4,000.
We have estimated this payroll at
100000. 80
We respectfully recommend that
this Board instruct the County Treas
urer to purchase insurance on TINS
Signed.