Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-11-04
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Richland Center-A novel plan for
caring for the poor Of Richland county
is provided in a viii just flied in Coun-
" court at Richland Center BY a for
mer state senator and well known po-
Iitical leader. IN accordance with the
wish Of the late D. G. James. his heirs.
o. B. james. Vida Brindley and Ada L.
James have been created a trust fund
OF $4,000 to be kept intact under the
Jurisdiction Of the County court. The
income from this principal shall be
used for bettering the conditions of
working women and dependent chill
dren in Riehlaud county.
Eau Claire-Tlying and moving
about in a region not only infested.
but ruled hy bandits is the experience
Of Miss Ovidia Hansing Barron coun-
u cr who IS doing missionary work
in China Writing to relatives she
tells how she is ia a rosion absolutely
under the control Of bandits. but that
70 far foreigners have not been mo
Tested either as TO person OF property.
Robbers over there never harm a per-
son. she writes, merely taking away
tho property and belongings OF their
victims.
Chippewa Falls Fifty dollars a
pound for partridge is TOO high 10 pay.
says Henry REDEEM, jr.. OF Chippewa
Fails who was fncd $5305 for hunt,
iug and killing partridge out OF season
Mir Reden's wall to the game warden
that he came across the partridge
wounded and killed IT only to relieve
IT Of its suffering failed to convince.
The double barreled shotgun Mr..
Reden carried loaned by an obligtng
friend. was conhscated.
Oshkosh An increase in salary Of
at least 10 per cent for Oshkosh fire
men and policemen to compare favor.
ably with payment In other Wisconsin
cities is recommended in a report by
special committee of the Association
Of Commerce. The committee stated
that an analysis Of salaries paid by
other cities. the size Of Oshkosh. and
smaller shows that the schedule in
Oshkosh Is decidedly low in compari-
son
Madison state banks are not en-
powered under existing Wisconsin
laws to accept drafts drawn upon
them for future payment. Ralph NJ.
Hoyt, deputy attorney general, ruled
in an opinion to Marshall Cousins.
commissioner Of banking Members
OF the federal reserve system, the
ruling held can legally accept drafts.
The question OF liability Of banks for
accepted drafts was not passed on in
the opinion
North Fond DIN Lac Village author.
iiies aro seeking yaala1a Who da
nIroyed many feet OF newly laid ce
mont 3evalt pa North Fond dg Lac
The fresh cement which had been pat
IN place daring the day was tralpled
and In soue rases pulled out o. jhe
forms Other sections were deeply
married with unconventional draw.
inss Youthful lowdirs are blamed.
Mofrisonville = Matt Webber. Ga
years old Il farmer was trapped in d
burning barn six miles northeast Of
Norrigonville. ana burned to death
Nobheg was aiding a nciGubor TIA star.
iHg corn A cigarette carolcssly thrown
away by one of The men working be
low was believed TO have started tine
fire which spread So fast that Web
Der was unable TO escape.
Ashland Elmer Enareu. town Of
White River brousht in a wolf hide
90 Ashland ana cor cted the sea
bounty lie reports numerous wolves
in the vicinity Of Sanborn and Maren.
SO, Ashland county and that number
of farmers are trapping them
Superior r. An industrial bureau
which viii act as a medium between
outside manufacturers and Superior
IS being formed II viii gather data
for industries seeking to locate i'm
Superior ana will also advise against
tho Intt4t5t,r, fba.a ~ islttas,..,- ,,.,.s "a.