Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-01


November this year Sh=-lEs could
nos succeed themselves Constitution
al prohibition has In the ras1 Kept
them from serving TWO consecutive
terms
2Laa.s5n-Fede-al aid 70 Wisconsin
- road s.Us Jar.Es rh= next four
years VIII total s6-6-.aHa under terms
of -ae Sleoaa8aeQ highway aprropria-
ton BIZ recently sigH4d by President
Iard.az proTiliae the legislature ap-
prop-iat=s funds 10 meet his amount,
the highway commission announces.
~ provision was made by rbe last
legislature 30 meet tae federal aid al
lowsnces Tor 1875 This is expected
TO b. one Of the first acts or The 1928
session.
Madison There has been de-
crease 81 -.-57.-s-.4- IL the total de-
pests IL Wisconsin banks II the last
year. according 80 Marshall Cousins
state banking commissioner. There
ara SCI ste-= banks is Wisconsin with
total resources 81 S+S5.953. Ss1.64.
There has been since Mar. lG q de-
crease gf over S4.919e01 in time certi-
fcare5 u deposits and a cut of over
}2S91a09 ia individual deposits sub
jet 10 check
Natjson-When person under
sentence TO 5aI becomes i'll before
confinement AID dies within The time
Of his sentence, hospital and burial
expenses must be borne b. the
county. John T Baker assistant al,
toFley general holds. The question
q liability Of the county Tor expenses
grew out OF a case in Jackson county
where man was sentenced 10 jail
for 50 days and became iii AMI died
during This period
Wauens-A heavy crop OF straw
berries is being marketed at Warrens,
ana the growers are receiving salts
factory prices. The acreage ii Monroe
county is somewhat increased this
season and the yield is large per acre.
Cranberry boss in this vicinity are in
blossom AMI indications point 10
normal yield for The year Some in
sect damage IS reported, but most OF
tie boys are in good condition
De Per-The government Is rush
ing repair work az the Little Rapids
dam. where 600 feet OF the canal bank
gave way duri1s the recent flood and
Ter the wa er down Sc low that navi-
cation between De Pere and upriyer
points has been entirely stopped It IS
expected that repairs viii be COM
plered within six weeks which will
permit the resumption 81 river traffic.
Maaison-The Socialist-Lab0r party
In Wisconsin filed its petitions Tor or
ganizaJ.on as a political entity within
tae state too late TO receive a place on
the September primary ballot, Elmer
S. Hall, secretary of state. advised the
leaders 81 the group.
Madison Pardon hearings We're
postponed By Gov Blaine until after
the September general election pri-
uarias. the executive office has an
nognced. This means that The regular
pardon DAYS on the FIRST Wednesday
Of July and AuEust viii not be held
Nadison-The present number OF in
mates b Wisconsin p-nal and charit-
able institutions continues TO exceed
those OF year aso report By the
state board of control shows. There
are row 1918 persons in state and
coanrv 5nstt utions. IA increase 81 sos
over toe ngr1 Ger a. THIS time last year
Tomah-Tna Lutheran church Ct
Tomah escaped v.th sGsht damase TO
tbs splre when it was struck By light
mig The Fleasan, Valley NJ f.
church was also struck for the second
time. but little damase resulted
Madison Purchase of a site tor a
federal building al Madison Tor s395.-
as. vas announced by The treasury
department al Washington. according
10 word received at Madison
Noa-ae-E T. Pipe. MeNc7 CRY.
last weak shipped Irou Monroe The