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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Satisfied Judgments
In Ncyv York Comfy

ta,c first name is that of the dcbso
second that of the creditor, and date
Judgment was filed:
Day ss Leonara-,s e Rscspr ST, Corp:
Finkelatein. Max J.--Cisy of
VI; Sept. 9, 1921
tslaun, Norr,s & C.usni,,--f.al.
s,aa a,,x 7 bat9sr 5ae, ana Ess 60. Inc: II
Glucksman. chas.e--Fide.itV and Z
Casualty co. az N. Jan. 5.
McComh. Leonard H.-Wood q +
Z sloNths. Inc. Aug. 2b, 1921 Il.
Harnett. sydney CD, Van.
Jnly II. 1922
Fizitz, l.ouis--D tsresnberg II
al. May s. 1918 fcanee,eaJ
Acryaan, I.out,s-~-.As Palmer. ex.r.
Feb. ). 1893 tcancciesa b. y
same samet ct all; Feb. 4,
9OS lcanceied IS. Z. ... n. I. .5s.5
saine.- Murray 81 iiili Co. Nav
~. S0a tcaneeled) J !. g. .. & &.
y s'a ms eT-,a Il, E@aia ct al: March
~, I'll lcnncelcd) Ia.
s'ai.ae-T-iS l.I.s !. Boyd Feb. i. 1909 8
tcancesed1 ~ (. :. Il &. (.
sosdrre tsarmine. a Natri surety 81 3
e..T- opls etc.; Aug. 29.
+ s21s iTaCR ted /. Z. z, . I. h y i
sSissle. Freek, and Natsf S,,raty
ss1s - .i,eopis, etc: ian. IL. 1880
vacated ,.s. Z: (. (. i s.s., &. !. s
IN Rronx County
sshaefer Kalman, Jacalsg Pinc,,.
and Max Lipson--B. DNutmci,s
Y tune = Y, ] 32i. (. i !. /. 81. n. 4. 4
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Rail- Net Shows
Effects of Strike
And Cut I'M Rates
Estimates for Class I Roads
Indicate Total Of About,
S35, 600, 900, Against
SO, 40, 900 in June

Twenty railroads reporting their
earnings to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the month Of July re-
fleet il, a sharp decline the railroad
sisopmen's strike and the 10 per cent
rate reduction that went into effect on
July /. Net operating income Of tho
roads for which figures are available
amounted to about $4,000, 600. compared
with s7,9oo,ooo for the corresponding
month lass year. This decrease was
due more to Increased expenses he
cause of the strike than to a decline
in gross.
Estimates covering al the Class l
roads for July indicate that the net
will total approximately s35,o000oo,
against s76.4T0,00o in June. Expenses
wore about doubled because Of the ex-
ira expense in hiring strike breakers
and other factors incidental to the
strike.
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ssDerinsendent at Public Works.

Us, VETERANS BUREAU. Office of the
Washington, ID. c., July 10. 1892
ed proposals. will be received at this
= until 3 o'clock p. m. on September !
p and theH opened, for the purchase OF 2
p,plete York l00-ton refrigerating plants in
s. Veterans Hospital No A. Perryviile.
T.. The sealed envelope must be plainly
trkcd Proposed for purchase OF refrigerat-
machinery to be opened at 3 p m, Sep
s.i5er 1. 1922, and addressed 10 g. s. Vet
flls Bureau, Room 1927. Arlington Ruild-
~ Washington d. c. A description OF the
tipment 20 be sold, conditions, etc. can be
y on application to the Medical Officer in
8frge, Z. 8. Veterans Hospital No. &2,
s'oesv ville, Md. l.. II. Rogers, Acting Di-
,5pr.
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Business Troubles

Johnson: l1,, !, Marcus NJ 1r@ss West -. .
John $ Buszine Corporation 4s'. =
A 1enney jr ct ai.s........ ASs2o
Johnson Marcus N jr-22 West
I7th Street, Inc sss.ss
kaapal. Peter~-Coiumbia Market
Inc ............. .......... s2ofs
hios.er. ! WiiliamT,-P w label. 1.576os
co)--H Eisenbsch ct al; 1919
,,st, e 3 :8.-..;...I.,...., 547Ta
CO ....,........s.. ssa,75
Polish American Steamship Ag'y. =
:, Ine-I Internatioral Marine Co. a.o7s.5s
Pearlran. Abrafann---S stern 116a55
Pharmaceuticai Supply Co. inc
"a a 60 Goodman 27a.2a
Post van der Burg. j Ali T
!, ,i Kle,nens l.o2l 81
Siss@sS hsnaha Bros. ass ssss g
Rosenfeld, Louis Samuel Rosen-
feld and Abraham Rosenberg
SRosenfeld Bros g. Rosenberg)
sss,' Mz'as ehAris.-a s.sst s.sssss sssss
Reck Co. IDo--C A Oberwager 654s1
sas shirt Corp l.so7.os
s.sn4s sisry 60, Ing 2ss.i7
syanobse, Frsnh-Bank Of Ea- '4s.l7
s rope .......3... s4a5s
Sap... Sapl; rrhncss--H Selwitz l.s...s. 435 Gs
2VSnn..1er, 1da--C karastk...s. 1870
Svsr, ,,;. al nland-~A @ Cochran. 1,22T4l
wsds siniFsT Wn, =; III: ], lsa.sg
Shipbuilding and Repair Corp
IL Wolfe ct 81 ,.. 3 t4n an
zianores, Frank--Bank Of Europe S4s.5S
In Bronx County
The first name Is that OF the debtor:
City Of New York--Hafren Realty
:, S, So: ;. Y, Z s7s5o
Friednsan 1sgsse ss,a " -. sesasfer 26S.l5
e,srziiIe l5sEIera + A., n \ ,c Gelsr 1904
raa aae; aeson sa,n,,a, y, I, AN 2si.ss
Asa s's''''. - so'i. samuel. Goldman, 54065
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Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were f,ed vos
debtor: stsal OF the
q. ,,;a Hasykes. Y Electric specialties.
Rrett. Wnlftcr G--Safegnard pos.V' wv !. I
Checkwriter Co sSs 49, I
Berse, Bers9 Htal5y ls coIs saauela. a.s1 ass.s1
ttroWn, George--S Lefkowffz 81 81 ? - \, !
eosn, gn Eli - Edward Kugman, 80 { !
Cohen, l,s Josep,,E.. s, sa4s5
csssIs. cSssh; AS5s sssss lesai os.si
coEen. da Louis Louis, .;r,.,; ana ~; p,. ssi.so
garment GO. Inc Eatlinton
Neaity Corp ..s.s. .....s..s.s.5#s ssssEn
C;roHs. csanrs,o SoFp--7f Ficek. 2.7os. 90
Gross s: Col--sJ q Contes ma g 7.
inaranseed Service Corp---W + - : !
sssss s:ssas's's ss.,T; s,ss ss,.ss
eoIsssan. Tngsnt 8 Irs1aa graazer; I'M; Inc 1888
Window Glass Co)---A WesbeIs
Garciaa John d., and n T. James ESQ, s'b4
Kenny Kenny Garciaa & Kenny1 II
Harman. Charles sTF WI Rich. oso0
ards9n Il. . !. H.. l.i.s. ..s. 4 Tns a.
Horowitz Jnck M--Ait Light. 81 81 800 '
Ing Fixture Co, Inc. s.. q. aaa 4 !.
Heaiey. Philip J--c Rush al "a. Ssi s ! IS \
Itaia u America rnotop,.; H.: a.sss.sa
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE TEXAS COMPANY

tJlEiuHsiM NO. n 8. "a
a. dividend cf 8 "a On the par value IF ii,
os g, the outstanding capitai stock Of this
cafes have been issued, has been deeIa re-, red
payable September so, t922 to stockholders
Of record September sth. is22. :
w. BRUCE. Treasurer.
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london Metal Market

LoNDON, Aug. 28.-Standard copper.
spot, a62 rs Cd; futures, se2 rs Cd:
electrolytic, spot, s68 los; futures.
10Y los Tin, spot, s158 los; futures,
adoS s rs sd. Lead, spot, e23 15s; futures.
20. 20 Anc, spot, $50 12s Cd; futures,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Vulcan Detinning Net TTn

The report of the Vulcan DEFINING
Company for the quarter ended June
50, l922, showed net income of $35,-
oas, after taxes and charges, com
pared with net income Of s21,442 in
tne preceding quarter and s1,e72 in the
second quarter of 1921.
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VIRGINIA. -UARogINA cIlEMrcAI. CO.

| IsIchlnond, va. August II. 1927.
While Nilginia-caroli Chemical Com
pany Viii not can It's Fifteen-Year so Gold
Lends before maturity, notice is hereby given
mat any holders OF same can now, until fur
ther adverslspient, receive payment st par
and accrued interest to date of presentation,
by presenting the same. with eli unrl,atured
coupons attached, to Central Union Trust
G,oefnpnny OF New York, No. so Broadway.
City of New York =
EDWARD e. COLES. treasurer.
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freedom in anticipation of increased
calls for warm wearables to supplant
the coal deficiency.
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bid and Asked

Following are tina cfosfug bid and
asked quotations OF stocks iisted On ths
Ssock Exchange III which thera we're
no transactions yesterday.
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The following Judgments were fled vos.
sshuny. sh,ay. the hrst name being that Of the
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

fioneer Leather Goods Corr. man,,fac.
IuIing leather goods. at 613 BroadwaU -
ts.as,lr ,pn@nra Habernan. OF 1904 Carroll straet
Evening star., 1922-04-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Amelia A. Robertson. IS. 218 10th street
Ida G. puvsll. G.. 1l5 Anacostia road south.
east.
Eva r. Keller, e, Home for Incursbles.
Jefferson B. Redd, 81, 2101 18th street
southeast.
Annie M. Lawrence. 81. o22l Kalcrama road.
Elisabeth F. Grifin. ~. 1903 Monroe street.
Christizna kimmsl. SI. 311S 18th street.
Pauline Fletcher. IA. Providence Hospital.
Marind:e L. De Wolfe. 81. :i15 street.
Grace A. Lewis, 90. the Portner apartment.
Elisabeth A. Garner. 10. 1857 9th street
southwest.
pital.
pr
Lillian e. Gaskins. A. 1915 Cissel's ailey.
-. ....ine Stewart, 5U. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Gussie Fox. 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Nellie Wade, 81, Providence Hospital
Calvin Askins alias Calvin Smith, II. st.
E.isabeths hospital.
Theodore Bailey. 81. 815 Half street south
Mary e. Digs. es. 22s7 Georgia avenue.
James W. Cross. "a. 225h street south
west.
walter E. Scurfock, months 1902 T street.
Infant Ernest and Eta Jones, minutes.
Garfield Hospital.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Unsettled this afternoon and tonight; !;
tomorrow cloudy and somewhat cool
er: gentle to moderate west and
northwest winds.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow; probably showers In south
west portion: no change in tempera-
ture: gentle variable winds.
West Virginia-CIoudy tonight and
tomorrow; no change in temperature.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, 6S; S-p.m.. 81:
II midnight. 5S: 4 am. 81, AIM, 81;
noon, G5.
Barometer. pm, S0.1S: pm.
30.1G; IL midnight, 30.12: am. 3O.O6;
s am, 30.06: noon. 1905.
Highest temperature, So. occurred
at pm. yesterday; lowest tempera-
ture. 81, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. SO; lowest. 81.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at 8 am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, 56: condition. clear.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, 1:44 am. and 2:16
pm; high tide, 1882 am. and pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide, 1923 am. and
2:57 pm; high tide. S:1l am. and
1888 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, Sis am; sun sets,
6:55 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 5:l6 am: sun
sets. 6:56 pm.
Moon rises sos am: sets. 6:33 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William A; Sullivan and Carrie Clark. !,
Theodore W. Dent OF Baltimore, Md, and
Minnie &. Proctor Of this city.
John Janifer and Marie CARRIER.
John E. Jones Of Paeonian Spring. Va. and
Marie L. Pollard Of Guinea. Va.
John s. Plummer and Iona l.. Harris.
Chester +. Mcpherson and Helen NJ. Romer.
Pearson Talbot and Dorothy z. Disney.
Roy w. Bashaw and Edith q. Hutchinson.
Charles L. Edwards. jr.. and Phoebe d.
Lynch.
Charles r. Richey of sturges. Mich. and
Marie u. Sauers Of this city.
J. Thomas Hearn and Nellie Edith Arm
strong, both Of Fredericksburg, Va.
Irwin r. Heagy of this city and Marguerite
layton Of Berryville. Va.
Joseph B. schaafT OF this city and Helen
]. Cummins Of Fairfax. Va.
Francis r. Gosh and Emma Macdonald.
William B. Prlgg and Minette A. Bergman.
James 8. Morris and Effe NJ. Alley.
Francis x. Callahan OF Morgantowr, W. Va,
and Dorothy l.. Callahan OF this city.
Lewis T. Thomas and Agnes Z. McGili.
James A. PIER and Catherine G. Smith.
Raymond d. Baker of Chicago, ILL.,, and
Maggie r. Dinsmore Of this city.
Herbert W. Riego and Astrid o. Bergman.
both Of Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
3n M eii1oria11.

BELL. In devoted memory Of my husband and
our devoted and loving father, JOSEPH NJ
five years ago, April 20. 1897.
Remembered in death.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
BROWN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear daughter and sister. ELISE MIL
LER BROWN. who departed this life one
year ago today. April 26 1921.
Though you're gone. but not forgotten.
Iour place can nevermore be hlleu'
We will keep yonr memory sacred
Till our hearts In death are stilled.
HER MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTH
ERS.
BUDD. A tribute Of loving remembrance Of
MONT BUDD. who left one year ago to-
day April 26. 1921. and our dear husband
and father who left us nve years ago. April
II, 1917.
We shall meet them some bright morning
Resting by the waters fair;
They are waiting for epr coming
M.hY II tHs r. spPssrT srbp S5Fas1 ASp hsE LEON T. BuDD
beloved nephew. JAMES SHERM0NT BUDD.
who left year ago today, April ~.
1921.
He is not dead. the child Of our affection,
But gone unto that school
Where he no longer needs our poor protec-
And Chris. Himself doth rule
In that great cloister's stiffness and Sc
BY guardian angels led.
Safe from temptation. safe from sins
pollution,
AUNTS ALICE AND SUSIE.
DEAN. Sacred to the memory Of my beloved
husband. RICHARD DEAN. VINO, who d departed ps
this life Eve years ago today, April 70, 1911.
Loved in life: remembered In death
WIFE ALICE,
ENGEL. In sad but loving rcmembrance OF
nv beloved husband and our father, DAVID
l.. ENGEL, who departed this life six years
ago today.
In our hearts memory Fingers,
Sweetly, fond and true.
There is not day. dear papa,
That we do not think o. you.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
ENNIS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear mother. MoLLID R. ENNIS. who
departed this life four years ago today.
April 20. 1918,
In the graveyard safely sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies our mother we love SO dearly.
In her silent and lonely grave.
No one knows how much We miss her,
/ No one knows the tears We shed.
But in heaven we hope to meet her.
Where. no parting words afe ever heard,
HER SAD RAM ANp Eiia sIsEn Asb bAHsA HsSha AD
ENNIS. In sad and loving remembrance OF
INV dear motrer. MoLIAE II. ENNIS. WHO
departed this life four years ago To-Day, April
20. 1913.
I In, my heart your memory fingers.
Sweetly tender, fond and true;
There is not u day. dear mother.
That do not think OF you.
think OF you In silence
Few eyes that see me weep.
But many q silent tear ! shed
When others are fast asleep
HER LONELY DAUGHTER. ALEAzINE
,DISHMAN.
ENNIS. In sad and loving memory Of my
darling mother, Mrs MOLIiE r. ENNIS.
who departed this life four years ago today,
April 90 1918.
Oh. how miss you, dear mother.
No one can tel.
M heart is efIsved. the wound unhealed;
| Ny life d sad and g loaely i feel.
HER LONELY DAUGHTER. AAHGAkE1sfE
] Y. fDIeHMAN. ~
Evening star., 1922-04-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported TO
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Bernard W. and Shirley NJ. Down. boy.
Charles w. and Dora V. Curtis. boy.
Archie II. and Marguerite Grinnan, girl.
George w. and Agnes {. beavers, glrl.
Joseph c. and Annie B. Rice, girl.
Foster A. and Hazel V. Tauart. girl.
Got'fried, tr., and Margaret n. Fank-
hauser. girl.
Harry L. and Huida A. Johnston. girl.
John Z. Z. and Mamie Cook. girl.
Harry b. and Jeanette G.. Schaeffer. boy.
Edward J. and Aurelia f. farr. boy.
William A. and Susan II. Greene, boy.
Phillip L. and Mary A. Bray. boy.
Joseph l. and Sarah Hurwitx. boy.
Harvey ". and Johanna Lewis, boy.
viii b. and Dorothy NJ Murphey, girl.
Dana G. and Margaret B. Munro, girl.
Thomas e. and Beatrice Adams boy.
William and Blanche Jones. boy.
Willie W. and Madnline Snipes. boy.
Albert and Alberta Dyson. girl.
Jessie ]. and Clara cambridge. girl.
william and Elizabeth Scr.vner, girl.
Charles +. and Mabel Harckley. girl.
Charles c. and Hattie s. Pinkney, girl.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
Dtatbs.

CoRAM. Departed this life April o.. 1922. at
his residence. 206 r st. me-. ARTHUR
C0RAM. Funeral from his late home. Sun
day, April 90. at 2 pm.
DAVIS. Departed this life suddenly. Monday.
April "a. 1922. at $3.50 pm. PHIL, DAVIS.
beloved son Of Will Davis and Mary Davis,
= brother of Mrs. Blaneh Lafnpkins and Mrs.
/. Lille Carter and loving uncle Of Mrs. Ma
,mie Washington. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 1907 4th NV. Thursday nt pm.
Relatives ana friends invited to attend.
FERaUssoM. TuesdAy, April c5. 1e9s., at the
widow 81 Arthur W. Fertusson. Funeral
pm. Inferment. 2prfyate. Il = requested
that nssssks@ u onittsA
Evening star., 1922-04-26
Foreign. .
Is am. Greenwich time. today.)
HAMILTON MEN TO MEET.
College Alumni Association to Hold
Dinner.

The Hamilton College Alumni As
ISOLATION Of Washington has arranged
for its annual meeting and dinner at
the kenesaw Friday evening Leroy
Parker. formerly law lecturer at
Yale and Buffalo law schools, is
scheduled to make the principal ad-
dress. Short addresses are also ex-
pected from Senator France of Mary
land and Representative Lee of New
York. both Hamilton alumni.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
DENTISTS OF
COUNTY GATHER
Hold Clinic at Office of Dr.. c. F.
SteN in Afternoon in the Reink-
ing Block

The special meeting of the Sauk
County Dental society on Thursday
in the office Of DR.. G. F. Stekl in the
Reinkng block was success from all
angles. Nearly all of the dentists of
the county were present at the ses-
sions.
In the afternoon DR.. v. Schlaefer
and his assistant, Milwaukee, demon
strated "Anesthesia and Extraction" !"
The clinic feature was the removal
of an impacted molar, this being con-
sidered one of the most difficult prob
lens with which dentists must deal.
DIR. James Thompson of Reedsburg
gave a paper on Pressure Anesthesia'
DR.. A. r. Dipple of Baraboo on Root
Canal Technique, and DIR. r. w.
Thompson of Reedsburg on Business
Side of Dentistry"
The banquet was held at the War
rem at $50 in the evening.
Those who attended the clinic were
DIR. Clark, La Vale; DR.. Doyle, DR..
Ritzenthaler, DR.. Hopple, and Drs. r.
w. and James Thompson. Reedsburg;
Dr. Knouse, Spring Green; DR.. Koch,
DR.. Schellenberger and DR.. Nancy.
Sauk City and Prairie du Sac; DR..
McCaul, Lodi; DR.. Schlaefer, Milwau-
kee; and from Baraboo, Drs G. t. and
C. L. Thuerer, G. w. Snyder, A. L.
Dipple, Frederick Dipple, C. F. Stekl,
F. E. Wood and Guy Shiels.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
GUY O. CLAZER WRITES FROM SAN DIEGO He
RECALLS SEEING CHIEF AH-HACHO-KA ON THE
TUTTLE CRANBERRY MARSH AT MATHER

du Chen, where Black Hawk sur
rendered.
Old San Diego has enjoyed the plea
sure of twelve days of rain out of the
past eighteen and rainmaker Hatfield
is somewhere in Canada. The city now
has sufficient water stored in the re-
servoirs for sometime to come. The
rainfall for December II beat all re-
cords for the past Is years or as long
as government rainfall records have
been kept AS the rain was very even
ly distributed we have had very lit
tie damage by floods or washouts, ex-
cept a few small bridges and small
damage to railroad tracks. All roads
are open now, however. We had a
damp Christmas and a damp New
Year. Even though the nation reports
slight depression San Diego is en-
joying a steady growth and there is
considerable building on here now.
During tn past week John D. Spre-
chles received from our uncle Samuel
the largest check ever coming tG the
west $6,S33, 900 in payment for land
that the government condemed and
took for the North Island Aviation
school in 1917
I am wondering if Mrs. Dudley had
roast coon for Christmas and il my
friend Hugh Kelley is having any
luck with his new hair restorer?
Anyway wish the great News family
very happy and prosperous New
Year.
Sincerely
GUY o. GLAZIER
2143 Union street.
San Diego, California.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19

The following comes from Guy O..
Glazier, a former resident Of Fair
field, Kilbourn and Baraboo:
have read in recent issues the
articles by DR.. F. D. Hubert of Reeds
burg regarding Ah-ho-cho-ka or old
Artichoker, as he was later known. I
had the pleasure of meeting him sew
eral years ago ON the Tuttle cram
berry marsh up near Mather. At that
time he was 109 years old, and al
though he was considered too old to
work he did one day walk from camp
out on the marsh, where other Ind
ians were picking berries, with the
aid of cane. 1t was two miles each
way, making four miles the round trip.
I remember Of reading in some paper,
I think 1t was the Kilbourn paper, Of
his death a few years later, at the
age of 115. Old Smoke Smoke is pro-
baby the oldest Winnebago Indian
now If he is still alive. He is around
one hundred years old. Smoke is not
very talkitive, however, and one can
get but very little information from
him. For reasons of his own he did
not to care to talk about younger
days.
In the autobiography of Black
Hawkins Indian name, Ma-Ka-Tai-
Me She -Kia-Kiak, no mention is made
of him having visited the Wisconsin
Dells. The only mention Of him in
Wisconsin was his battle in this
state and having crossed at Wis
consin heights near Sauk City. They
went from there to the Mississippi
river a short distance from Prairie
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
MEET,
CITY COUNCIL

The regular meeting of the city
council was held Thursday evening
in the city hall.
The city weigher's report showed
that the sum of $94.10 had been re-
ceived during the month of Decem-
Der. The Deppe Fuel Co. received
S17.00.
A special committee appointed to
Investigate the matter of reconstruct
ing room in the city hall as pub
lie rest room, reported that two bids
had been received. The bid Of Otto
Schadde was $3.50 and that of l.. c..
Welch, $93.O0 Mr.. Welch's bid being
the lower he was given the contract.
A resolution authorizing City En-
gineer French to prepare plans and
specification and the estimated cost
of brick pavement with asphalt fin
ish, on Oak street, between Second
and the bridge was adopted.
New City Charter
With the closing of last year the
old city charter OF Baraboo went out
of existence, as provided by an act
of the legislature. and a new gen
eraI charter takes its place. City
Attorney v. H. Cady reported on the
main points, the principal ones being
as follows:
No per cent on taxes in January
but per cent from February 1.
Salaries of the council must be
fixed at the first meeting in February.
The city clerk hereafter appoints
his deputy; the clerk also prints an
annual report.
The official proceedings Of the
council must be published.
In the past the tax rate has been
2h per cent; hereafter it may be
31a besides an mill tax for school
purposes.
There must be comptroller or
the work done by some other officer.
There may be a board of public
works or committee performing
that duty.
Hereafter all work to exceed $500
must be let to the lowest responsible
bidder; city, officers cannot be stock
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
Baraboo in 1877
Geanings From Local Newspaper of A Years Ago
BY o. D. RRANoENBURG

The marriage of William Brown
and Mrs. Mary A. S4erriam on No
vember 10 "will be surprise to
many of his most intimate friends,
was the circumspect comment Of the
editor. Brown, clustering type of
lawyer, was then Sd years old and
had lost his first wife nineteen years
before. Coming in 1874 and enter
ing the first pine land in Baraboo
which embraced the waterpower UNI
der the high bridge, he and a brother
built a sawmill and the latter the
first gristmill in the county. [
w. w. Andrews & Co., it's members
being Mr. Andrews, D. q. Welch and
Mair Pointon, dissolved partnership,
MD. Welch getting the assets, as
Stunning the liabilities and continuing
the business.
E. G.. Marriott announced on Novem-
Der that he had removed into the
new brick block next to Wild's fur
niture store"
G. w. Langdon, practical carriage
painter and bign writer" promised
"prices to suit the times"
The flag foated at half-staff out of
respect 20 the late Senator Oliver P.
Morton, vigorous war governor of In
diana.
A pleasant surprise overlook Rev.
and Mrs. George P. Folsom of the Pres
byterian church in the church parlors
on the evening Of October 20, their
silver wedding-1852-1877 A beautiful
ice pitcher and globlets we're present
ed, Professor Willis being the speak