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The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-04-06
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in Philadelphia several years
ago when her father was in
charge OF the Rush Hotel, and
has scores of friends here who
will be interested in her marri
age. ! The young couple will go
to Chattanooga for a visit. and
will then go to Fla. where Mr..
Hoyt will located for sometime.
The Democrat extends the
warmest congratulations.
Faculty Reelected
At a meeting of the School
Board this week all OF the teach
ers of the Philadelphia School
were reelected for another ses-
sion and it is generally under
stood that they will accept their
positions. This has been one OF
the most successful school years
in the history of the school and
the patrons will be glad to know
that the present faculty is to be
retained. The athletic depart
ment, under the direction of E.
j. Hamilton, has done a most
commendable work in the physi-
cal development OF our boys.
Prof. Carl L. Crawley Superin-
tendent of our school, is a man
OF reconized ability and Phila
delphia is fortunate to secure
his services for another year.
J. 3. Lackey Speaks AT
Baptist Church
Owing te a recent Illness DR..
W. {. Lowery was unable to fill
his appointment Sunday morn
ing at the Baptist Church. How
ever, the pulpit was filled most
acceptly by j. BLackey, assist
ant professor of Biology in
Mississippi College. Prof. Lack
ey spoke on the seventy five
million campaign, and urged all
who had pledged to the cause
would fulfill their pledges. With
the. use of a blackboard he out
lined the purpose OF the cam
paign and the results already
obtained. He compared this
movement in Baptist history to
the founding OF the Republic in
the history OF our country. AL
though young in years Prof
Lackey is an able speaker and
impressed his audience most
favorably.
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For sale by
w. G. HOUSTON
Philadelphia, Miss.

Thousands Of thin, frail men and
women have reported an astonish-
Ing and rapid increase in weight as
a result OF taking Tanlac. Turner's
Drug Store.
(AdvertissmeMtl
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BOOKS o. K.

The Auditor for the Fidelity and
Guaranty Co., of Md, has made an
audit Of the County's books and has
found them O. X.
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Lost, Found or fof sale
Want Aid Classified Ads
NOTICE

| have ] high grade Jersy Cow al
so some Registered and high grade
Jersey male and female calves for
sale cheap. J. M. Young Phila. Miss
4132p
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STRAYED-From my place March
l6 one black horse s years old weight
about $50 or 300 lbs. with white
spot on back. Reward for informa-
ton. J. g. Duett Stallo Miss 4.6-:
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FOR SALE Hastings Improved
Spanish Peanuts. 6h cents h. White
Sugar Crowder Peas, cents pound
Look in Seed Catalogues and COM
pare prices. Fox Bros. 1862 o
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w. L. BURTON APPOINTED J. p.

w. L. BURTON APPOINTED J. p.
Walter L. Burton, Beat 2, has
been appointed Justice OF the Peace
TO succeed II. b. Green. who resigned
when he moved to La1derdale Coun-
/ ty some weeks ago. Mr. Burton re-
cievd his commission from l.. M.
Russell Wednesday.
PIN FOUND-Gold Diamond Shape
p. III. s. 1910 engraved. Call at the
Democrat and pay for ad and get
same.
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In view of these circumstances 1t APP
peared to me and now appears that
the County Board should make an ap-
ley's expenses, to the extent of what
it would cost to have him in a state
sanatarium as county charge from
board, and. it would. seem that the
board should also make arrangements
for an allowance to him of such
amount as it would ocst &c keep him
in the state sanatarium, such allow
ance to be paid to him monthly.
Attached herewith is certificate
from the superintendent of the State
Sanitorium giving his views as to the
disposition of Mr.. Beardsley 1t seems
to me that unless some arrangement
such as outlined is made Mr.. Be2rdsley
RADIO and Pierce County will be called
upon to pay his expenses there while
he is being. treated, which would be
more, considerably than the amount
arrangement I suggest.
Please see that this matter is pre-
scented to the proper committee of the
that favorable action should be taken
allowing Mr.. Beardsley from July 4th
and providing for the future allowance.
Very truly yours.
WARREN p. KNOWLES,
County Judge.
Statesan, Wis, Aug p, 1922.
Mr.. Arthur Beardsley,
1915 Wood Avenue,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that /
advised you it. would be to. your ad-
vantage to make a change in climate.
1t is my personal opinion. that you
continue taking the cure at Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
Very truly yours,
L. w. DUDLEY. M. D.,
Superintendent.
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referred to the committee to settle
with the Poor Agents.
River Falls, Wis, Oct. II, 1922.
Mr.. O. j. Hohle, County Clark, ELS
worth, wisconsin.
Dear Sir: You will remember that
some time early in July of this year
we discussed the matter of Arthur
that time we suggested to Mr. Boards
ley that we would lay his case before
the County Board and endeavor to get
an allowance made for him.
In order that you may lay the mat
ter before the proper committee of the
County Board l give you the follow
ing facts:
Arthur Beardsley was sent to the
Wisconsin State tuberculosis Sanitor-
ium at Statesan on the gath day of
December, 1921, and was discharged
the superintendent being of the opin-
ion that unless there were a change
of climate the case Of Mr.. Beardsley
climate the superintendent seemed to
think that there was chance for the
recovery of Mr.. Beardsley. You will
remember that Mr.. Beardsley was a
fine young man and we felt that every
means should be used to save him, and
we suggested to him that if he could
recommended, and take care of himself
until the County Board met, that we
would lay the matter before the board
and see if arrangements could not be
made whereby he would receive as an
allowance the same amount that it
would. cost to have him in a tubercu-
losis sanatorium in Wisconsin. Mr..
Beardsley went to Colorado Springs,
arriving there on July 14th, and has
been there since that time.
Mr.. Beardsley has no property of
any kind and is without doubt a public
charge and if arrangements had not
been made for him to go to Colorado
he would have had to go into one of
the County sanitara with no hope
of recovery, either that or he would
have had to have been committed to
the poor house as a public charge.
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zafske on Boys and Girls Club work.
Edwin Sutton on Cow Testing Assoc
Citations.
Prof. Whitson, w. ]. Geib on County
Soil Survey Work.
c. j. Chapman on Individual Farm
Soil Analysis.
C. D. Adams and L. P. Whitehead on
bees.
III. Downey and DR.. Simpson on tuoer-
culosis testing of cattle.
r. e. Vaughan and j. Brann on plant
and fruit tree diseases
+. L. Musbach on fertilizer plots
sadie McNu1ty on easier methods for
home sewing.
II. M. L.ackie on Egg Marketing.
Mrs. Mattson on Cooperative Cream
cry Work.
Resides this annual report to the
County Board, / make weekly report
Of nv work to the State Countk Agent
leader at Madison; a quarterly reporI
70 members of the County Board ana
AGRICULTURAL Committee; an annual re-
mort to Madison and one to the Y. o
Department of Agriculture Washlhs-
ton, d. G.
/ appreciate the hearty co-operatlon
received from men, women ana chit
dren the past year. Their Willingness
10 co-operate with me in any unuef55
taking has made my work efnclenl anu
pleasant.
Respectfully submitted this l5tn DAY
of November, 1922.
H. G. SEYFORTH,
County Agricultural Agent.
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these conditions. as the County Road
Committee has no legal right to spend
money for such purposes unless au-
thorized to do so by the County Board
We trust that, if there are any par
ticular road or roads in your county
which oyur board feels should be kept
open, the board will make the neces-
sary arrangements during the present
session.
The law provides that not to exceed
so per cent of the cost of snow re-
moval may be charged to the unit of
government IN which said removal is
performed. 1t is possible that In some
Instances motor bus operators and
others customarily using the road
would be willing to pay at least the
local units share of the cost of such
work We believe this matter should
be thoroughly threshed out by the
boards in November and not after the
snow has thoroughly blockaded the
roads. If any relief is to be granted,
it must be granted by the boards,
which must arrange for and finance
the program of snow removal agreed
upon. Under the present statutes the
state can pay no part of the cost of
snow removal work.
Yours very truly,
WISCONSIN HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
BY A. r. HIRST,
State Highway Engineer.
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Superintendent M. L. Sparks of the
County Farm read his annual report
which was referred to the committee
to settle with the Poor Agents.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
COUNTY FARM AND HOME
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
/ hereby submit my annual report
for the year ending September 80, 1922.
At, the date of my last report, Sept.
30, 1921, there were IL men and 2
women inmates of the home. During
the year S men and / woman have
been admitted, 8 men have been dis
charged and men and l woman have
died
We have on the farm head work
horses, SO head cattle, 81 cows and 80
young. stock; 81 head swine, s old hogs
and Sc pigs; 100 chickens. Have
about rs tons hay. Filled silo and
shredded about acres corn. Raised
1888 bushels barley, Col bushels rye
and S85 bushels oats, lis bushels po-
tatoes; made 100 gallons maple syrup;
Had bountiful crop of apples. Have all
plenty of popcorn and butternuts for
the long winter evenings The County
papers and Red Wing Republican have
been furnished us free, and the friends
keep us in magazines and Sunday
school papers. We have had preaching
services. young peoples sings, and con-
certs which young and old enjoy and
tors of the M. E.. Presbyterian, Eng
lish Lutheran and Swedish Mission
churches.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day
of Nov, 1922.
M. L. SPARKS.
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John T. BeddalI read the report of
the County Poor Agents, and such re-
port was referred to the committee to
settle with the Poor Agents.
REPORT OF POOR AGENTS
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors,
. of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
The Poor Agents of sadi County re-
spectfully submit the following report
for the year ending September 30th,
1922 We have audited claims against
the said County of Pierce for the
maintenance, Improvement and susten-
ance of the County Farm and County
Home Also for Outside Aid for the
support and care of the County Poor
who are not residing at the County
Home as shown by the following
schedules towit:
Schedule A-Maintenance
For milking machine and fit
tings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 805.31
For difference in hay rake
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Petitions for additional County
Trunk lines and Patrol roads in Towns
of Maiden Rock, Trenton and Ell Paso
We're presented and referred to Com
mittee on Roads and Bridges.
PETITION FOR ADDITIONAL PATROL
To the County Board of Pierce County
and State Road and Bridge Commit
tee:
We, the undersigned citizens and
freeholderS of Pierce County, petition
your honorable body to include in the
Plum City-Maiden Rock patrol system
the one mile of road, from Lawrence
corner on tae fSe Tange
line to Fullers corner on the Plum
City Maiden Rock road; this being the
connecting Ink tTI, on the Pepin nosa <
Grange Hall, Ono, Waverly, Olivet and
Hiding Joranson, Maiden Rock, wis.
Emil Hoffman, Maiden Rock, Wis.
A. w. Julian, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Henry Dahl, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Victor Julian, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Chas. Anderson. Stockholm, Wis.
j. w. Nelson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Louis Matson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
George Horning, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Ray Johnson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Laurence Johnson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
PETITION FOR ADDITIONAL PA
troll ROAD-TOWN OF MAIDEN
ROCK.
To the County Board of Pierce County
and State Road and Bridge Commit
tee:
We, the undersigned citizens and
freeholders of Pierce County. petition
your honorable body to include in the
patrol system of the. Maiden Rock
Lund road the half mile of road rum
ming east from Swenson's blacksmith
shop along the Pepin County line to
connect with the Pepin County trunk
line.
This connecting link had been left
out by mistake when the route was
laid out.
Hiding Joranson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
" G. Carlson, Stockholm, Wis.
Oscar Anderson, Stockholm, Wis.
Albert Dahl, Stockholm, Wis.
Alfred Bucklund, Stockholm, Wis.
Aaron Nelson, Stockholm, Wis.
Xavier Battling, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Victor Julian, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Chas. Anderson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
j. w. Nelson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
David Dahl, Maiden Rock, Wis.
Ed. Erickson, Maiden Rock, Wis.
June &C. 1922.
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Resolution providing for Outdoor
Poor Relief-Town of Diamond Bluff,
on motion adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wisconsin,:
Resolved, that the County Poor
Agents are hereby authorized to furn-
ish aid to Mrs. Jane Pofohl of the
Town of Diamond Bluff to the extent
of two dollars per week, for her care
and maintenance.
Dated this 18th day of November,
1922.
Respectfully submitted,
N. W. LARSON,
Supervisor of the Town of Diamond
Bluff, Wisconsin.
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Resolution relating to transfer of
State Aid Bridge Fund in Village of
Elmwood adopted.
Be 1t Resolved, That the balance in
available in the Village of Elmwood
be transferred to the State Highway
fund of said village, such balance be-
ing $3,S95.21.
The improvement to be grading,
draining and surfacing, beginning at
the Dunn County line on County Trunk
Line G extending in a westerly direc-
ton on Race Avenue to Main Street,
thence one block south to Winter Ave-
nue., continuing west as far as money
available. -
JOE JOHNSON,
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Assistant Division Engineer w. F.
resolutions suggested by the legisla-
ture committee of the Wisconsin Coun-
ty Board Association.
Supervisor Park moved that the
board adjourn till 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Motion prevailed.
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sUBJEcr: sNoW REMOVAL

Madison, November s, 1922.
To the County Boards:
Gentlemen: We are writing at this
time to again cali your attention to
Section 1917, 6. of the statutes, which
refers to snow removal.
Each year when trouble with snow
commences the commission receives
numerous petitions (filed in accordance
with the above section) from groups OF
people customarily using a certain
road. asking that the county be forced
to keep the road open for travel. In
the majority of cases the county has
made no provision for funds or equip
ment to keep such road open, and it is
useless to grant the petition underi
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amined all tax certificates referred to
us for cancellation, and do report and
re commend, that the following num-
bered tax sale certificates be cancelled
and the amount thereof with seven per
cent interest, be charged back to. the
respective town, city or village where
the lands are located. The grounds
for such cancellation being defective
description, double taxation and other
errors in the assessment and returns.
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adopted
BRIDGES
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We, the undersigned voters of Pierce
County, Wisconsin, petition the County
Board to establish County Patrol
begnaing at Mpg enin c0 West 4 fo
Bakers corner two miles, south to
corner one-half mile. west
to Laughnan's corner one-quarter mile.
south to county road south of c. b. &
Q.'s railroad crossing at Charley Trut-
mans four and one-half miles.
Henry s. Wahlin, Trenton.
Albert f. Anderson, Trenton.
Barry v. Denger, Trenton.
Julius Martinson, Trenton.
Axel w. Anderson, Trenton.
A. Skanman, Trenton.
Gust c. Anderson, Trenton.
Gustaf Nelson. Trenton.
John l. Hidden, Trenton.
John Sarnstrom, Trenton.
II. A. Dahl Trenton.
p w Bennell, Trenton.
Everett T. Flager, Trenton.
Chas. G. Anderson, Trenton.
Fl. p. EkIund. Trenton.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Trenton.
AXel NJ. Anderson, Trenton.
Mrs. Abel Nelson, Trenton.
Albert Olson, Trenton.
Ted Olson. Trenton.
VIM. Kruger Trenton.
Nels II. Hanson. Trenton.
AdoIph Danielson. Trenton.
Gust W. Allen, Trenton.
John Knudsen, Trenton.
John Anderson, Trfmbelle.
J. A Anderson. Trimbelle.
Julius Larsen, Trimbelle.
Elmer Johnson. Trimbelle.
". L. McClusker, TrimbeHe.
Chas. Gustafson, Trimbelle.
A. Nordstrom, Trimbelle.
A. J. Erickson, Trimbelle.
Henry Dietert. Trimbelle.
Mary Detert Trimbelle.
ia Nyelson, Trimbelle.
Ellen J. Powers, Trimbelle
Mathe T. Powers, Trimbelle.
T. Bystrom. Trimbelle.
Ben Bystrom. Trimbell.
H Hamett Trimbelle.
Mrs Homer Hamett, Trimbelle.
r Lind Trimbelle.
Enoch Peterson, Trenton.
A NJ. Peterson, Trimbelle.
A. O. Johnson Trimbelle.
W. T. Rogers, Trenton.
S. S. Reiten, Trenton.
w. r. Erickson. Trenton.
ole Thompson Trenton.
Carl Anderson, Trenton.
Ben Anderson. Trenton.
Mrs. Ben Anderson, Trenton.
Reuben Hanson, Trenton.
Casper Dahlin, Trenton.
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Reuben Anderson, Trimbelle.
Oscar Lind Trenton.
Gust Peterson, Trenton.
A. j. Swanson, Trenton.
Mrs. A. j. Swanson, Trenton.
Robert Westfield, Trenton.
Mrs. Henry N. Wahlin, Trenton.
Simon Johnson, Trenton.
J. L. Swanson, Trenton.
j. l.. Swanson
Emil S. Lind.
w. j. Irvine.
EN-. Swanson.
PETITION FOR ADDITIONAL TRUNK
LINE-TOWN OF Ell PASO.
To the Honorable Board of Supervis-
ors of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
The undersigned residents of the
spectfully petition that the following
described highways in said towns be
made part of the County Trunk
patroled in like manner as the county
trunk line is patroled, viz: Beginning
at the Mccain corner on Range Line
Pa asa n run aafn westerly through M the
Town of Eel Paso to the southeast
CORNER of SECTION One az in the Town ya
prospective state highway in a south
erly direction to intersect with the
county truck highway at Lantz school
house in Section Twenty-three (2S)
Town of Ellsworth.
Isaac Halvorson. Ell Paso.
Lewis Bowen, Ell PaSo.
c. J. Meehan, Ell Paso.
F. B. LANCER, Ell Paso.
Arthur Peterson, Ell Paso.
Arthur LANCER, Ell Paso.
Leo LANCER, Ell Paso.
Ed. Erickson Ell Paso.
l. Peterson, Ell Paso.
Alvin Jensen FL Paso.
j. o. ,Nord, FL Paso
f. P. Jones. Ell Paso.
]. A. LANCER. Ell Paso.
r. w. Smith, Ell Paso.
F. B. Cunningham, Ell Paso.
Nils Bjornson, Ell Paso.
Glenn Cunningham, Ell Paso.
L. II. Pence, Ell Paso.
j. S. Hines, Ell Paso.
Dan N. Sandberg. Ell Paso.
August Henneman, Ell Paso.
John Braatem, FL Paso.
o. H. Olson, Ell Paso.
Peter Murphy, Ell Paso.
Ernest LANCER, FL PaSo.
Geo. Moran, Ell Paso.
Lloyd OConnell, Ell Paso.
Fred A. Jones, Ell Paso
Fred A. Jones, Ell Paso.
George Moore, Ell Paso.
A. c. Bjornson, Ell Paso.
A. NJ Anderson, Ell Paso.
A. l.. NeppL Ell Paso.
Joseph Bowin, Ell Paso.
Fl. H. Gunderson. Ell Paso.
Fred Yannisch, Ell Paso.
Geo. Andersonfi Ellsworth.
Oscar Swenson, Ell Paso.
Lewis Christensen, Ellsworth.
Carl W. Lantz, Ellsworth.
Christ Olson, Ellsworth.
A. G. Olson, Ellsworth.
B. K. Bjornson, Ell Paso.
NJ. j. Peterson, Ellsworth.
Melvin Place, Ell Paso.
Gustav B. Place. Ellsworth.
John Peterson, Ellsworth
Oscar e. Anderson, Ell Paso.
A. ]. Odalen, Ell PaSo.
NJ r. Madison, Ellsworth.
Frank Steiner, Ellsworth.
William Bieslin, Ellsworth.
Ulysses H. Lantz, Ellsworth.
Joe Young. Ell Paso.
John Jansch, Ell Paso
VIM. LANCER, Ell Paso.
Frank j. LANCER, Ell Paso.
John Olson.
Theodore Hilmen, Ellsworth.
ALT. Hilmen, Ellsworth
Arnold Olson. Ellsworth.
ALT. Olson, Ellsworth.
Homer Tracy. Ellsworth.
7. Hulback, Ellsworth.
Norman Nelson, Ell Paso.
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Report of Committee on Illegal Taxes
was accepted and adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON AS
SESSMENT AND COLLECTION
OF ILLEGAL TAXES
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Pierce County, Wisconsin,
Your committee on assessment and
collection of illegal taxes would re-
spectfully report that we have ex
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER y

Board was called to order pursuant
to adjournment. All members answer
ed to roll call Journal was read and
Petition for additional county trunk
line highway with Town of Gilman.
PETITION
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Pierce County, Wisconsin:
We, the undersigned taxpayers of
the Town of Gilman hereby petition
part of the prospective State Highway
and be added to the County Trunk
System. to-wit
Beginning at the County Trunk at
the N Il. corner of Section IL, Town
ship %. Range 16 West. running south
between Section II and Section II of
said township to intersect with. state
Trunk Highway 70, distance mile;
w. IT. Richards, Harry Alton, Peter
Hurtgen, Town Supervisors.
Hans Christopherson
Alfred Hasley
Alfred Iinneberg
A. L HOlecourt
Julius p. Julsoh
S. G. Plumley
c. r. Hanson
Carl NJ. Anderson
T. r. Ofstie
Lars Madison
A. D. Hurtgun
Lewis Sabby
John KittilSon
ole Sorenson
Chas. J. Wastmon
Roland Linden
G.. O. Bune
George Bune
Albert Richards
ole O. Melsby
Melvin Melsby
Leo Mason
G. NJ. Anderson
Ed. Hovda
H E Olson
Olof Johnson
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Schedule D-Outside Aid


Respectfully submitted this 18th day
of November, A. d. 1922.
JOHN T. BEDDALL,
L. b. EATON.
E. w. CAMPBELL.
Poor Agents for Pierce County, Wis
consin.
Resolution as to surety bonds for
county officers adopted.
RESOLUTION
To the Honorable County Board of
Pierce County:
l hereby submit the following reso-
luton for your consideration:
Resolved, By the Board of Super
visors of Pierce County, Wisconsin,
that all County officials furnish cor
porate surety bonds, the premium on
same to be paid out of the General
Fund.
Respectfully submitted,
II. E. DODGE.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1e.

Board was called to order according
to adjournment. All members answer
ed to roll call. Journal read and ap-
on motion accepted and adopted:
RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING ROAD
AND BRIDGE YOUNGSTOWN OF
MARTELL.
Resolved, That the balance of $9S3.20
available in the Road Fund, and the
balance of S559.26 available in the
Bridge Fund of the Town of Martell
be transferred so that the two balances
amounting to $1,542.45 will be expend-
ed on the prospective State Highway
known as the ell-Beldenville Road.
H. G. STEBNITZ,
Supervisor of the Town of Martell.
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C. f. Kenall, County Highway, Com
missioner. read his report and the re-
port was referred to the Committee on
Roads & Bridges.
REPORT OF HIGHWAY COMMITS
SIONER.
To the Honorable County Board OF
Pierce County:
I herewith submit for your consider
alton nv report of work done and
monev exnended in pierce County from
November 1st, 1921. to October Slst'
1922. inclusive.
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Total number of weeks board

furnished .................. 952
Net, or deficiency expense divided by
number of weeks board furnished
gives an average cost to the County
of $3.50 per week for care, support and
medical attendance of inmates of the
County Home and running expenses of
the County Farm