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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
Hurley Methodist Episcopal Church.

Between Third and Fourth avenues
on Maple street. Ira w. Ellis, Pastor,
FL Third avenue north.
Public worship at 10:30 a. m. and
p. m.
Sunday school at HAS a. m.
Choir practice Thursday evening.
Preaching service at Epson We'd
nesday evening.
A cordial invitation extended to
you to attend these services. Strangers
in city, come get acquainted. We well
come you.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
AGRICULTURAL NOTES
By Dan Shaffer. County Agent

Plan for next years hay crop
Now is the time to plan for next years
hay crop. Sow more clover seed,
seed down more acres than you did
last year if possible. This will in
sure you more hay TO winter your
stock next year. it will mean less
cash money expended for feed, thus
giving you higher net income from
your farm, and it will also give you
more money to extend your farm
operations.
1t has been estimated that the
farmers Of Iron county will pay out
something like $12O, 900 for feed this
year. We must grow our own feed if
we are to find farming profitable.
If you are following regular ro-
tation, say three year rotation, sow
about Is per cent clover in your mixed
hay or inotherwords about tenpounds
clover and a little timothy per acre.
If you must follow longer rotation,
sow six pounds of clover and six
pounds of timothy per acre.
If you haven't enough hay for this
year, plan on sowing some annual
hay crop, preferably soy beans or
oats and peas. We must have all the
legume hay that we possibly can raise,
for with legume hay in our ration we
can save considerable item on our
grain bill.
Soy beans make an excellent annual
hay crop and should be grown more
extensively as supplement to clover.
Prof. r. A. Moore, head OF the agron-
omy department. says: "Year in and
year out, / think Northern Wisconsin
farmers will come out ahead by using
pedigree Early Blacks" Prof. e. j..
Delwiche says Pedigree Early Blacks
are preferable over all other common
varieties for hay and seed production
in the north half of the state
The Early Black makes rapid grow
tn and is ready to cutin hay weather,
sooner than other varieties. 1t is fine
stemmed, leafy, is well podded and
yields from one to three tons of hay,
better than Alfalfa for dairy cows.
Soy beans have more digestible pro-
tein than alfalfa or clover hay and
more totally dry matter. Ground soy
bean meal can be fed to dairy cows at
the rate of not over one to one and
one-half pounds per COW per day.
Seeding for hay on medium or heavy
soils, use about bushel of seed per
acre, drilled solid after hot weather
begins, or can be drilled in rows a
bout "a to 80 inches apart and cultivat-
ed for either hay or seed. About 20 lbs.
of seed per acre is used when in rows.
On light soils drill in rows IS to "a
inchesapartand cultivate wit h weeder.
Oats and peas planted at the rate of
about % bu. of each per acre make
an excellent hay when cut just as the
oats are heading out. They also make
an excellent silage when cut and put
in the silo just before the oats start
to turn yellow after they are fully
headed out. Any good field pea will
do with the oats, but it is advisable
to use the pedigree Scotch if possible
The demand for pedigree Scotch peas
is very good and farmers who are look
ing for good cash crop will find il
profitable to grow them for seed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

In spite of pessimistic remarks and
empty pocket books, business is get
ting better. Shops are opening, rail-
roads are buying new equipment and
business in general is opening up. In
fact great deal of business depres-
sion has been due to these same pes
simists. They have talked so much
about it that even an optimistic man
is afraid to invest nickel.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Our young people have all heard a
lot about the value of nerve-most of
them seem to be taking the lesson to
heart only too we'll.
Many people have heard the failures
reason for the successful man. The
reason he never fails TO give is that
his success is due to "pure bluff" A
lot of people have believed this fairy
tale, but they are finding out to their
disappointment that there is nothing
in it,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

We all know a lot of bright fellows
who never amount to anything and
who never get anywhere. We also
know lot of dull fellows who some
how manage to 'bring home the bac-
on" This proves that we get paid in
proportion to the ability we use and
not what we possess. The dull fellow
is really the smarter because he has
learned this little secret. Delivery of
the goods is the important thing to a
man who is on the paying end of the
proposition. What is in mans head
doesn't interest him so much as what
comes out of his head.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Commerce is international. Patriot
ism, a very estimable quality, is nat
ional. There's the rub.
1t seems queer working OF the law
that in Germany where the work is
scarcely worth the space it occupies
their factories are all running, and
they are not troubled by unemploy-
ment problems.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

We learn by experience and we go
to school alfof our lives. But some
people never get beyond the first
grade.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
Order Out of Confusion.

One Of Washington's most valuable
characteristics was the faculty OF
bringing order out Of confusion
Hawthorne.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25

ceediugs and of all work and trroperty tn said Police and Fire departments.
 They shall, subject to the direction of the controller, keep records of receipt $ and expenditures and make reports there of, upon request of said controller and annually on or before the 10th day of October they shall make estimates of re- ceipts and appropriations necessary for each of said departments to meet the ex- henses of the following fiscal year.
 They shall not remove, expel or reduce in rank any officer or regular or perma- nent member of the Fire department, or of the Police department except for due cause found after hearing. Notice of any such removal, expulsion or reduction in rank shall be given by tho board in writ ing to the officer or permanent member concerned, who, if aggrieved by such re- moval, expulsion CT reduction, may, with in ten days after receiving notice of such action of the board, appeal therefrom to the superior court for New London county, which shall hear said appeal and render judgment thereon.
 They shall have power to retire any member of the Police or Fire department for mental or physical disability and place his name on the retired list. as herein after provided and such member shal not thereafter be entitled to pay or com, | pensation from the city unless assigned to duty by the chiefs of the department His pay for the time so assigned to duty shall be that of a regular member of hi | department
 The chief of each of the Police and Fir, departments respectively shall be th' chief executive officer of his department and shall be chargeable for It's eficlenc. and responsible for the execution of al laws and the rules and regulations of th' department.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION 5s.
Fire Department. .

There shall continue to be in said city e Fire Department, as aforesaid, whic shah be under the management and con trol of the Board of Public Safety, afore said. composed. and with powers anc duties. as hereinafter provided
 Said Fire Department shall be charge, with the duty of protecting the city against danger from fire, and shall con sist Of a chief, a fire marshal, a superin- tsn6ent Of fire alarm telegraph. Gall three of which ofices may be held by the Same porson), and such other officers and em ployes as the Board Of Public Safety may from time to time prescribe
 It shall be the duty of the fire marsha Co inspect from time to time. whenever he may deem 1t necessary. any building 1T said city with a view to ascertainine whsther the ordinances relating to tn zs and condition of buildings ar, uSeyed. and he shall perform all othe dusies in regard to the inspection O buildings which may be required of hin by the ordinances of the city. It shal be hz duty to report all unsafe building and all violations of such ordinances t the Mayor
 It shall be tho duty of the saperintenu eut Of fire alarm telegraph to have charg of the fire alarm telegraph system in saiC city, and Co perform such other duties a- may be by ordinance prescribed.
 All oficers and employees of said Fir Department. in office or in service a such time as this charter shall becom efective. shall continue in office or il service until removed for good cause o retired for disability, infr1nness or othe sufficient cause.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION s1.
POLICEMEN's AND FIREMEN's PEN SION AND RELIEF FUNDS.
 How Funds May be Acquired.

POLICEMEN'S AND FIREMEN'S PEN
 SION AND RELIEF FUNDS.
 How Funds May be Acquired.
 There shall continue to be fund for of said city. known as the Policemen's Pension and Relief Fund and the Fire mems Pension and Relief Fund, to which shall belong:
 l. All moneys and securities included in the funds now existing in each de- partment.
 2. All bequests and donations. from public or private sources, to either de- pertinent on account of services rendered. or for the purposes for which the fund is established.
 3. All moneys or property presented to any member of either department on account of special services, except such as may, by special vote of the Board of Public Safety, and with the approval of the Mayor, be retained by such member
 4. Such monthly assessments on the salaries of members of the Fire depart ment. and of the Police department not exceeding two per centum per annum. ae the trustees of such fund may determine
 5. Said Policemens Pension and Re lief Fund shall also include all lost abandoned, unclaimed, or stolen money. in charge of the Police department, and all moneys arising from the sale of lost abandoned; unclaimed or stolen property in charge of said department, now made available for the purpose by the statute laws of the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION 62.
Boards of Trustees.

Said Policemen's Pension and Relief Fund shall be under the general control of a board of trustees consisting of the Mayor, and the Treasurer of said city, and said Firemen's Pension and Relief Fund shall be under the general control of a board of trustees consisting of the Mayor, the Treasurer and the chief of the fire department of said city, and said boards may invest or re-invest said re- spective funds as the state laws relating to the investment of trust funds permit. The Mayor shall be the president of each of said boards and the city treasurer shall be the treasurer of each of said boards, and the treasurer shall be the clerk of the board of trustees of the Po- llcemen's Pension and Relief Fund and the chief of the fire department shall be the clerk of the board of trustees of the Firemen's Pension and Relief Fund, and said clerks shall keen true and accurate records of the doings of the respective boards of trustees.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION ss. pepartnent of Cemeteries. Bcard of FnIslla WeT7<a ss.s 'fasss E itsS

I "a. a Beginning on the first day of January in the year 1928 and annually thereafter. the Fiscal Year of the Department Of
 Cemeteries, aforesaid shall be the caien- sdar year. ss
 The Committee on Puhlic Works and the Superintendent of Cemet@iesp Of sasd city, in office at such time as thfs charter
 shall become effective, shall continue IT office until the. first day. of J aruarys in the year 1923 and until their successors,
 the said Board of Public Works and the Director of Public Works under this char ter, shall have been chosen and qualified The Director of P,5Ddic. Works. under the supervision of the Board of Public Works, shall have the control of the af- fairs of the Department of Cemeteries and he shall be responsible for the care management, and improvement of all ths Public Cemeteries at present within the l limits of said city and such cemcteries ss
 may hereafter be acquired. by said city
 and he shall make reasons hlr rules and
 Regulations therefor and. subject to approval of the Board of Aider1nen, h
 may establish rates for burials, care 0
 lots and other services pertaining to sait Department of Cemeteries
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION s7.
Removal of Distractions.


 All obstructions and incumbr ances of every kind which shall be erected. placed, laid, left, deposited, continued, or suffered to remain In and upon any highway, street, public walk. public avenue, or pub lie landing place in said city, In violation of any bylaw or ordinance of said city, shall De deemed forfeited to said city, and may be appropriated to it's use by the Board of Public Works; and said Board of Public Works may cause all nuisances, Instructions, and incumbrances. found CT existing in any place in said city, in vio- lation of any bylaw or ordinance of sa,d city to be removed at the expense of the person or persons causing, continuing. or suffering to remain such nuisance, ob- struction, or incumbrance And said Board of Public Works shall liquidate and adjust the expense of such removal and may order the same to be raid DS such person or persons to the City Col. lector. to whom the Mayor or one of tht Aldermen of said city shall issue a war rant of distress authorizing him to coliec the same, or said expense may be col. ,ected in a suit brought by said city to z | court having Jurisdiction.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION 57.
Poi,r. ONnartmeut

There shall continue to be in said city a Police Department, as aforesaid, which shall be under the management and con- trol Of the Board Of Public Safety, afore- said, composed, and with powers ant duties, as hereinafter provided.
 Said department shall preserve the the peace. good order, and security Of said city. and shall consist of chief and such officers. policemen, supernumeraTieS and police mstrons as the Board of Pub He Safety may from time to time pre- scribe. Said Board of Public Safety shall have power to designate members of such su,ernumeraries for such period of active service as it may think proper.
 All officers, policemen. supernrmer- aries and mztrors, in office or in service at such time as this charter shall become effective, shall continue in office or il service until removed for good cause Ol retired for disability, inhrmness. or othe1 sufficient cause.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION SC.
Penalty for pIyertlnE. Cerrsptane. Etc.

Penalty for DiyertinE, Cerrspting. Etc.
 If any person shall wilItully and mall ciously divert or corrupt the water in any part of said water work,sor shall wiilfuiI1: and maiiciously divert or corrupt any or the sources of said water. with the intent to impair the usefulness of such
 sources for the purposes aforesaid, or shall willfully and maliciously destroy or inture any da1n.' pipe, aqueduct. conduit, canal. engine, cistern. hydrant. reservoir, machinery. building, or other property erected. constructed. used, or4 designed to be used for the purpose of iprocurin= or keeping a. supply of water for. said City
 whether within. said City or elsewhere. every such person so offending, on con- yiction thereof before the court having jurisdiction Of the offense, shall be pun ished by fine not exceeding S5o0.oo, CT by Imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year. or by such fine and Imprisonment both and If either said offenseS shall have been committed withIu the liuaits of said City. the City Court ot said City shall have jurisdiction Of the same :. and the City Attorney of said. CitS may in such case; prosecute the same
 and any offender. in eNher' of the case, provided for in this section Fhal ialsS be liable to pay treble damages in an actioE of trespass, or trespaSs on the cas-, brought byssaid Board of Water Commits sioners; and If either of the offense. aforesaid shall be prosecuted by the Cit, Attorney In said City Court sas hereinbe, fore provided. then the fine may be pay
 able to the Treasurer of said City, .
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
sEorIoN.s7.
suppIyinr water outsIde City Liris

Supplying Water o1tside City Linits:
 The. Board of Water Commissioners of thes City of Norwich may lay mains and pipes and establish hydrants Ia the Town of Norwich outside the City limits for distributing, supplying, and selling water from the City's water works in the Town of Norwich outside Of said. City, and may make contracts, to supply any per son Or persons. with water at any place. along the lines, of the City,s mains. lead. ing from the City,s., reservoirs hut said water. shall not, be supplied to the detri- ment of the inhabitants of said City. nor at lower rates than are charged to. per sons within said City.
 The. City of Norwich shall have con- current Jurisdiction with the Town of Montville for the enforcement of criminal laws and the prevention and punishment of crimes and misdemeanors and the preservation of the public peace and good order over so much of the territory of the Town of Montvtlle as Is occupied by and belongs or appertains to the water works of the, City of Norwich and the appurtenances thereof. All crimes and misdemeanors committed on any of said territory in said Town af MontviIle may be proceeded against in the same manner and be prosecuted by the same officers and before the same court. and prpcess therein may be made by the same of icers, as if said. offenses had been com mitted within the limits of the City of Norwich: and such offences may in the complaint be- described as having been committed in the City of Norwich Z, Said board may make contracts with tho Trustees of the Norwich Hospital for
 the Insane. fer selling and supplying
 water toTssaid hospital located In the Town of Preston, and may lay maInsland pipes and establish hydrants for said ppf- pose in any highway, street. or prtvatS way or place. and may. contract to supply 1 anys person with water at anyspilce along the line of such mains : but such water shall not: be 50 supplied to the detfinneist
 of the inhabitants of said City. nor at
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION ss.
Register of cea.umers.

:. sassf.
 The Board of Water Commissioners of
 the Cityssof Norwich shall keep. q register of all persons who use the water and of
 the prices by them payable therefor. and shall apply ;the, avaiis Of water rents to the payment of the ordinary and current expenses of such water works. such as
 repairs. the hire of clerks and agents and sof extending pipes Into new localities
 under the directions Of said Board of
 Aldermen. and shall pay any exceSs. of such aBalis over the sum requisite fer suoh purisoses to the City. Treasurer. quarterly on the third Mondays of. Jan
 uary, April, July. and October, respec- lively. on account of the water rents re- eeivedr and expended during the preceding quarter. the accounts of such rents hay
 ing first been. audited and approved by the auditing committee of said Board of Aldermen. Said Board may at any earlier time, or times which 1t may de- termine upon, pay to said Treasurer any excess of receipts In itsg possession over
 the sum requisite for such expenses and purposes. All statements presented by said Board accounting tor It's receipts and expenditures shall be- attested by the oath or afiirnation of at least one mem Der Of said Board or, of its, cashier or superintendent ss--,.--.s1 <. ,l--.,-s.-, :.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTIONS s4.
Dlens for lyster Rents.

All rents due for water under this charter shall be and remain lien upon the house. tenement. or lot. wherein or in connection with which, said water. shall have been used by the owner. or occuDier thereof; and said lien shall Lave priority over all subsequent incumibrances, ana may be enforced and foreclosesI by and in the name of said board before any court having jurisdiction. in the same manner as liens of mechanics on lands and buili ings are now foreclosed according to the rules of equity; PROVIDED ALWAYS. that said hen shall not be perfected u, less said board shall, within one hundred and twenty days after said water rent becomes due, lodge with the Town Ger of the Town wherein such tenement, lot. or house Is situate, a certificate In writ ing. sworn to by one of said board, of the amount due, as near as can be ascer- tained, and general description of the premises holden; AND PROVIDED FURTHER that the water shall not b, introduced into any. building or premises occui;ded by tenant. without the ,conseci of the owner or owners thereof first had and obtained in writing.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION ss.
Blowing Buildings.

No building shall De moved through any o: the public highways, streets, or public avenues within the limits If said city. exce2a any and with permit from the Board of Public Works of said city, and under such regulations and condi- tions, within such time. and with such securities for damages as said Board of PuhIio Works may prescribe.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION s.:
: ssaled Ptspetals rsr centr.ets.

Sealed Pfepessls Fer CentFsets.
 Said Conmissionsrs shall advertise. in one or more 'newspSpers. for sealed pro- 'posals for such contract. and specify times and places: when and where. the same, are to De- received; such proposals shall. in, order ftos'be received and acted upch.i set forth q specified siim or price to be- paid for materials and services, ior for either. without condition. limitation. or. alteration. and ,shallt be Accompanied With a bond satisfactory to the said Com nissoners. conddtionai up6n Che faithfui execution of the proposition in the event of the aeceptAnee of the same and said Commissioners 'shal receive no m6rethan one proposltion from the same person or persons for. the same contract. but shall reject all which are offered by, such per son or persons as oftet more than one and no contract shall be assigned with out tte consent of the said Board. and the Board of Aldermen.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
SECTION ss.
Action upon Petitions, etc. Relating ts
 Highways Building Lines, etc.


 It shall be the duty of said Board of Public Works and said Director to take immediate action, hsreinafter provided in Sectionsh 11S. 12e. 121, 1z2 and 12s of this charter, on any petition. application, proposition, or resolution submitted to them by ttSc Board of Aldermen, and re- lating to construction, alteration, ex- tension, enlargement discontinuance or exchange of highways, streets. public walks. public avenues or public landing places in said city and the taking of land therefor, If required; and designating building lines anN taking land therefor. if required: and paving, macadamizing or improving any highway; and desis- hating sidewalks, curabs and gutters, and the taking of land therefor if required and the laying out of drains and sewers and the taking of land therefor, if re quired :; and any other public improve ment not herein mentioned.