Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-17


se1tlhle 10 the disease. ard il 50, IN
sections Of q different serum COIL .
ale1ely immune the person for life. .
Ia6zion-Lancing and dance halls +
are a matter for local regulation and I
NOT fer the state unless specific stat .
ates are violated, ATTY. Gen Morgan +
advised Alvin B. Peterson. Prairie dn +
council had power 10 enact ordinances /
Chfen council had power 70 enact or +
d. ances governing the conduct Of all .
pubic places where dancing IS per +
u.tted- he said Complaints had been
made IN Prairie du Chen agaHiss dan .
cling n ice cream parlors. The city
council took the stand that regulation
vas a matter OF state concern, not
city. The time when dancing. must
stop may also be determined by city
ordinance. Mr. Morgan said.
Racine-sx thousand dollars was
the verdict Of a jury in the Racine
Circuit court in the action brought
b. Andy Lovestead Of Antioch, III,
against the Milwaukee Electric Rail
way and Light company, Tor $4,000
damages for personal injuries Love
stead declares the amount insufficient
and that he will demand new trial
Lovestead on July IS. 1920. was
passenger on an interurban car bound
from Racine 10 Kenosha. 1t collide
with a freight train switching south
of Racine and Lovestead had the knee
cap Of his left leg cut in two.
Tonnage in and ont Of
Superior Duluth harbor this year was
about 20.000o00. divided into 10000
900 coal. 1900. 600 iron ore, 1900 GOO
grain, and the remainder mfscellan.
eous. The average Tor the preceding
four years was about $4,000. 600 tons,
the decrease this year being due al
most entirely 10 the fall in movement
Of iron ore.
Green Bay-Too proud 10 return
home and face disgrace and too proud
10 fee. Arthur C. Bazlen, alleged de-
faulting vice president OF the State
Bank Of Luxembourg. missing since
Oct. 27, took his life within four miles
Of home. The body was found in a
stream near Luxembourg. A bullet
wound indicated the manner of death
How the body got into the water Is
not known
Madlson-TheTe was an increase Of
90 900 in the number Of automobiles
licensed in Wisconsin during the lasg
4 year, according TO report Of the secre.
tary OF state. This represents a Is
! per cent jump. total of 343. 000
cars were licensed. exclusive Of p. ono
/ motorcycles Last year there were
I 2Sf.244 An increase Of Is per cent
next year viii mean licensing 394.450
motor vehicles and in 1928 at the
same rate 453.e00.
Washburn - By unanimous vote
Of SO members Of the bayfield, coun
ty board bond issue OF s111.000 was
authorized 10 carry out the highway
campaign for the county during tht
coming year Bonds vii be ISSUED
/ as soon as the legal requirements cal
I be completed to extend over a period
Of IS years, and viii be offered 70
sale.
Green Bay-The feeling that com
pulsory vaccination constitutes an in
vasion Of the sacred rights of tn
home has been practically dispelled
according to Health COMMISSIONS
Goggins Of Green Bay. For the las
. Y months that city had been the hot
bed for an characterization fight. Fo
, the first time there is not a case {
smallpox listed on the records of til
. health department this winter.
: Madison A plentiful supply {
game in northern Wisconsin fc
many years TO come is predicted
". f Barber. chairman of THE stat
conservation commission. Accor,
| ing TO Mr. Barber, who has been
/. member Of the commission since II
. formation in 1915. during the last te
q years theer has been an increase
all kinds OF game except deer.
]. Washburn-At the annual meetir
in Washburn. the county board wei
on record as standing for strict eco
o omy, and adopted a budget syste
i for the several departments. Of
- clals were instructed that their g
i penditures must be kept within Il
I'll figure prescribed which is about 49,
ess than last year.
g Madison Bids will be opened
January for the construction or 4
r 100000 state hospital 81 univt
Z. sity grounds The basement CO
!. str1ction is complete. The bids nc