Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-24

authorities when the animals reacted
to tests for bovine tuberculosis. An
appraisal of $3.50 was placed on the
herd, but the amount that will be paid
for the herd will be considerably less,
as the law only provides for the pay
ment of $3.50 as a maximum amount
for each animal killed. The animals
slaughtered included the herd sire,
valuable animal which cost Mr. O'Con-
nor $500.
Sheboygan - Sheboygan tanneries
have caught their stride and are now
operating at normal, due to improve
ment in the leather market The
Badger State Tanning company pro-
duction is back to where it was at
the time of the big fire of Jan. 10,
ton was resumed on May with fifty
men. A total of It's were added in
the next four months. The Ameri-
can Hide and Leather company plant
is employing like number of men.
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enjoying swim at Bay View beach,
Green Bay, last summer lost his
clothes and he filed suit against the
city, asking refund for his outfit.
Jerry in his complaint stated that he
would have had to go home in bar
rel if it hadn't been for friends. At
meeting of the council it was agreed
to award Gallagher As to reimburse
him for his stolen clothes. This was
the only damage suit filed against the
city owned beach during the first year
| of its existence.
Appleton-In an effort to reduce the
number of accidents on the county's
concrete roads at night, Appleton au
tomobile owners have petitioned the
county board of supervisors to carry
red tail lights" after shutdown. The
board has authority to take this ac-
ton under law which gives it power
to regulate the use of highways.
large number of accidents, several of
them serious, have been caused re-
Gently because wagons on the high
ways after dark were unlighted.
| Sheboygan-An attempt to settle
differences between Sheboygan and
the Eastern Wisconsin Electric COM
pany regarding the high voltage trans
mission line between Sheboygan and
Fond du Lac, following issuance of
orders by Mayor Scfuelke stopping
the work within the city limits, re-
suited in failure. Mayor Schuelke in
| formed the officials that the matter
could be settled only with the council.
In the meantime construction on the
100000 line in Sheboygan is sus-
pended.
Amigo Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson
of Amigo just celebrated their golden
wedding They were married at
Sherwood, Calumet county, on Nov
IL, 1871 The ceremony was repeated
at nuptial high mass held at St
Johns church by the Rev. Dean Con-
rad Sale. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have
been residents of Amigo for thirty
five years. They have six children,
twentythree grandchildren and three
greatgrandchildren.
Elkhorn-F. w. Dockery, assessor
of incomes for Walworth county, who
recently resigned because of the rul-
| ing of the state tax commissioner that
the assessor must live in the county
seat. will remain in office until the
conclusion of his term. The wal
worth county board of supervisors,
meeting at Elkhorn, made his case an
exception because of his efficient
service.
| Janesville-Rock county advanced
one step toward the completion OF a
county tubercular sanitarium when
the county board appropriated $4,000
for obtaining plans and specifications
for a fifty bed institution. 1t will be
built with the assistance of the
American Legion posts of the county.
Marinette-While seated on fence,
watching the annual football contest
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high schools, George Rothman fell
and broke his ankle. When his Sis
ter, Dorothy, tried to crank the fam
ily auto the next morning to take him
to the hospital, the car back-fred.
fracturing her wrist.
| Kenosha-The Rev. Father Conway
was named probation officer OF ke-
nosha county to serve for the remain
der of the year without pay until
permanent appointment could be
made. He donned his star and went
out Immediately to visit pool rooms
of the city where he warned boys un-
der age that they must leave imme-
diately.
GAINESVILLE Request that grand
Jury session be held in Rock county