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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

Highway Commissioner, H e Y
Mink presented in printed form the
annual report of the County Highway
Committee and Highway Commission
err. The same was referred to the
committee on Highways, Bridges and
Ferries.
Mr.. Riley, Division Highway Engi-
neer, and F. M. Balsley, of the High
way Commission, addressed the Board.
1t was moved by Mr.. Calvert, and
seconded, that the resolution asking
for Improvement in the Lancaster
Platteville road be made special or
der of business for tomorrow even
ing's session. Motion carried.
A communication from the Wiscon-
sin Department of Agriculture rela-
tive to noxious weeds was presented
and read.
It was moved by Mr.. Knapp, and
seconded, that committee of three be
appointed to draft an ordinance regu-
lating public dances through the coun-
ty. Motion carried.
The Chairman appointed as such
committee Messrs. Knapp, Brainerd
and Kraemer.
The Board thereupon adjourned to
meet at IL: 100 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The Chairman announced the APP
MIR. George A. Clifton, unable to at
on Aid to Blind: Messrs. Williams.
Dolan and Calvert.
A letter from Emmert Tax and Ac-
counting Service, relative to audit OF
countys books and records, was pre-
sented and read and referred to the
committee on Finance.
BY permission, G.. H. Kiland, repre-
sentative from the Insurance Depart
ment, State of Wisconsin, addressed
the Board relative to the insurance Of
county property in the State Insur-
ance Fund.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet at 1870 o'clock this evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

Louisa Koeller, Potosi.
Theresa FISHER, deceased May Is.
1923.
William Richard, Potosi.
Eva White, Platteviile.
Charles Kane, Platteville.
John G. Lyons, Potosi.
Tillie Giesen, Cassville.
Adolph Womack, Platteville
Dorothy Brun, Lancaster, % Anna
Brandemuehl.
William Tuffley, Boscobel.
Louisa Munns, Fennimore.
Frank Louisignan, Patch Grove.
Adam BOIL, Boscobel.
Margaret Slyfields, Platteville.
Mrs, Johanna Mccain, deceased
June %, 1923.
Elmer Mayhem, Boscobel.
Elizabeth Smith, Hazel Green.
Annie Murphy, Cuba City, care Mrs.
John Jeffry.
James Francis Tormey, Werley.
Lucy Stephens, Montfort.
James Wisdom, Boscobel.
Respectfully submitted.
J. T. WEBB, County Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

Inc Following resolution, relative to
adding certain highways, now part of
the county highway system, to the
prospective system of state highways.
was presented by the county highway
committee, and read, and laid over
under the rules:
WHEREAS, the following described
highways are a part of the County
Trunk Highway System of Grant
County, and are not part of the
Proposed System of State Highways,
viz:
That part of County Trunk High
way H, beginning at State Trunk
Highway No. %, in section 3, town of
jamestown, and extending easterly to
the middle of the East line of section
1, town of jamestown.
That part of County Trunk High
way U, beginning at the Village Of
Potos1, and extending in a Northwest
erly direction to County Trunk High
way N, near the middle of section II
in the town of Waterloo.
County Trunk Highway 2, beginning
at County Trunk Highway X, and ex-
tending to Nelson Dewey State Park
in the town of Wyalusing.
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED:
That the above described Highways
be made part of the Prospective
Ssytem of State Highways of Grant
County, Wisconsin.
A. E. RUNDELL,
M. w. METCALF,
LOUIS VESPERMAN,
JOHN KELLEY,
County Highway Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

Mr.. Brown, trustee, presented the
annual report of the trustees of the
asylum and county home for the year
ending June 81, 1928, in printed form.
The same was referred to the COM
mittee on charitable institutions and
public property.
The report of the committee on SOL
diers and sailors relief fund was pre-
scented and read and referred to the
committee on finance.
Lancaster, Wis,
Nov. Is, 1923.
To the Honorable Board of Superyis-
ors, Grant County, Wis.
Gentlemen:
The following is a copy of the re-
port of the committee of the Soldiers
and Sailors Relief Fund Of Grant
County, Wisconsin, for the year end
ing, Nov. 18th, 1923:
Lancaster, Wis,
Nov. 10th, 1923.
At a regular meeting of the Sol
diers' and Sailors Relief Committee
of Grant County, held this day, the
full Board being present, and after
a careful review of the book, and
claims allowed, endorsed the same
and recommend an appropriation for
the ensuing year of One Thousand
Dollars ($1,OOOO0), and the return of
the $26700 1.-TWO Hundred and Sixty
Severn now in the fund to the Coun-
ty Treasurer.
Signed:
HUGH MATHEWS,
Chairman.
w. R. SNOWDEN.
A. C. MORSE,
Secretary.
A true copy:
A. c. MORSE, Sec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The report of the County Clerk Oh
aid to blind was presented and read
and referred to the Committee on Aid
to Blind.
For the quarter ending December,
1922, Blind Aid was given to:
% at $3.50 ,050.O0
For quarter ending March
1923, 80 at $3.50 ----- 1,125.00
For quarter ending June,
1923, 20 at $3.50 $500 1,0S7.50
IOLdI------------90,l ol.0U
Another payment was due Septem-
Der Both, last, but before the time of
that payment the State Board of Con-
troll called my attention to the
changes made by the recent legisla-
ture, in the method of administering
the Blind Pension Law and enclosed a
copy of a recent opinion of the Attor-
ney Generals Department, dealing
with the procedure in administering
the new law This copy l attach TO
this report.
/ then took up the matter of new
applications to be made by blind peo-
pie on the list and receiving aid un-
der the old law, and was advised that
it was necessary. The reply / receiv-
ed is also embossed with this report.
I then asked that be authorized to
make payment for the quarter then
due, as at this time of the year it was
necessary to purchase fuel, warmer
clothing and so forth, but was again
informed they had no authority under
the law, and no payment could be
made until after the meeting of the
County Board in November. Conse-
quently, new applications, to comply
with the law are now being made and
on file. The Chairman of the County
Board and myself appointed DR.. ]. c..
Doolittle of Lancaster to act in capac-
ity of County Examining Physician
for the Blind, the law fixing the fee to
be paid by the county. A copy of the
law is attached to this report for the
guidance of your committee.
1 also attach a list of the blind who
have received aid under the old law.
List of Blind People Receiving Aid.
Frank Ostrander, Boscobel, care
City Treasurer.
Olive Ishmael, Cassville.
Seward Garthwaite, Bloomington.
Mary Fivecoates, Boscobel.
D. r Newman, Lancaster.
Frank Longmier, Montfort
william Dawson, Boscobel.
Frey Byrne, Cuba City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

of this county and its people. and,
WHEREAS. We feel that in mat
tiers of finance, the business of the
county should be conducted upon the
best possible business basis,
BE IT RESOLVED, That the FL
nance Committee of this Board be ia
structed, in connection with indemn-
lty bonds given to the county, and as
given to indemnify the county against
loss of any part of the county funds.
to consider only the class called
SURETY BONDS"
Respectfully submitted.
ALBERT KETTERER.
County Board Member.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION
November IL. 1923.

The Board met at eleven o'clock a.
M, pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call showed quorum present.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The report of the County Treasurer
was presented and referred to the
committee on Finance.
The report of the County Superin-
tendent of Schools was presented IN
printed form and referred to the COM
mittee on Education.
The following petition for county
aid in construction of highways was
presented, read, and referred to the
committee on Highways, Bridges and
Ferries:
Village of Mount Hope--$1 100000
The following petitions for county
aid for bridges constructed and ac-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

services and operation on the Jack
son boy who was injured in an auto
wreck on Pigeon hill
We paid $500 to nurse for Mr..
Young who was injured in an auto
wreck near Montfort and was lodged
in Jail.
Had filing cabinet placed in the
County Agents Office at cost of S33 :;
also shelves in the Clerk of Court
vault.
The amounts paid for Mothers Pen
sion Bounty, Aid to Blind, Soldiers
and Sailors Relief, ETC., will be shown
in separate reports.
We have also paid stenographer
for the District Attorney $4,000. Mr.
Clementson notified the Chairman
that he must have help, he was will
ing to get along with the help of a
stenographer, otherwise it would be
necessary to employ an assistant We
figured the stenogr3pher would cost
less. We recommend the Board SET
tie the matter OF hiring a stenograph-
er for the District Attorney in the
future
We also purchased an oil stove for
the Jail from Baxter & Draper at a
cost of $4,000.
The State Legislature enacted a
law at the last session which places
the responsibility of regulating and
licensing of dance halls and other
amusements in the county. This will
likely be referred to the District At
torney, who will explain same and
possibly present resolution.
1t is great pleasure to be able to
inform you that we have a cash bal
ance on hand in the bank of $685.
1926, compared to $35, Of last
year, difference of $50, 1855. /
think this the largest balance on No
vember 1st during my time on the
Board. A considerable of this
amount will be paid out before taxes
are collected.
Their is also considerable amount
of delinquent taxes, some of which
will be collected before January ist.
The Finance Committee will no
doubt take the above in consideration
and will hold the appropriations for
1924 down as much as possible.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
l.. D. EASTMAN,
County Chairman.
j. T. WEBB,
County Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26
TUESDAY EVENING SESSION
November IL. 1929.

The Board met at 1880 o'clock p. NJ,
pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call showed quorum present
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved
On motion of Mr.. Dolan, Mr.. Henry
Kleinhammer was seated in place Of
Mrs. George A. Clifton, unable to at
tend, for the First Ward of the City Of
Platteville.
1t was moved by Mr.. Dolan, and sec
onded, that all petitions for extensions
OF and additions to the county trunk
highways be first presented to the
County Highway Committee for their
recommendation and report before
being presented to the Board Motion
carried.
The following petitions for county
aid for bridges in course of construc-
tion were presented and read and re-
ferred to the committee on Highways,
Bridges and Ferries:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26
COUNTY CLERKS ANNUAL
REpORT

The report of the County Clerk on
bounties paid by him was presented
and read and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
COUNTY CLERKS REPORT ON
BOUNTY ON WILD ANIMALS AND
CHANGE IN THE LAW.
From November first to July first I
paid bounty on the following:
Fox at 50 each ----$ 1900
123 Fox ct So each ------ $4,000
Mature Wolves at $40
each ---------------- 10000
II Cub wolves at Sc each $500
Making total of -------$571.00
The bounty law being changed at
the last session of the legislature so
that under the new law effective July
1, 1928, Section 296O, placed the boun
ty on any fox at $500, any cub wolf
or coyote between the first day of
March and first day of November next
following $500, any mature wolf or
coyote at any time $4,000, or any wild
cat $500, or any lynx $500, to be paid
out of the State Treasury. ANY per-
son claiming such reward shall ex-
hibit the entire carcass to the nearest
Conservation Warden or County
Clerk within FIVE days after the kill
ing thereof and shall sign and deliv-
er to said Warden or County Clerk in
the presence of two subscribing wit
nesses statement, this statement is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The Board then proceeded to the
election of Chairman for the ensuing
year On motion of Mr.. Dolan the
rules were suspended; and L. D. East
man being nominated, and there being
no further nominations, L. D. East
man was duly elected Chairman Of
the Board for the ensuing year.
Chairman Eastman presented a re-
port concerning his participation In
the Association of County Boards Of
Wisconsin. 1t is as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervis-
ors of Grant County:
Gentlemen:
beg leave to report as follows:
At the last session of the Board
there was appropriated the amount of
$4,000 to defray the expense of Coun-
day meeting of the Wisconsin County
meeting and found it very interesting
and helpful. Many matters of import
ance came up during the meetings,
some was Of great interest to this
county.
One thing was very noticeable dur
ing the general discussion of county
business, was that Grant county, as
large as it is, conducts it's business
much more conservative than most of
the other counties. I have the print
ed proceedings of the meeting which
is hereby attached and make part of
this report. (Printed part omitted).
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted
L. D. EASTMAN,
County Chairman,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The report of the county nurse was
presented and read by Mrs. Barbara
Fletcher, county nurse, and was re-
ferred to the committee on education.
It is as follows:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervis-
ors of Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The following resolution reIatlVe 20
requiring surety bonds from deposit
tories of county funds was presented
by Mr.. Ketterer, read, and laid over
under the rules:
WHEREAS, We the members of the
County Board of Grant County, Wis
consin, knowing that it is incumbent
upon us to best protect the interests
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The following resolution providing
for state and county aid construction
and maintenance in the calendar year
of 1924 was presented by the county
highway committee, read, and laid
over under the rules:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

On motion of Mr.. Morrissey, second
ed by Mr.. Dolan, Mr.. c. B. Shrake was
seated in place of Mr.. Hamilton of
town of Wyalusing
Roll call showed quorum present.
The report of the Chairman and
County Clerk was presented and read
and on motion Of Mr.. Morrissey, duly
seconded, the report was adopted.
REPORT OF COUNTY CHAIRMAN
AND COUNTY CLERK
To the Honorable Board of Supervis-
ors of Grant County:
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned Chairman of
the County Board and County Clerk
beg leave to report as follows:
Since the last meeting of the Board
we have endeavored to carry out the
instructions given us by the Board.
Other matters have come up on which
we had no instructions, and it was
necessary to use our own judgment,
which we have done to the best of our
ability.
We issued orders in payment OF all
bills allowed by the Board. 1t was
necessary for us to borrow 100000
before the taxes came in, this was
borrowed at three different times, in
amounts of 100000 each. We were
able to borrow this from the Union
State Bank. These notes were all
taken care of as soon as the taxes
came in.
At the 1921 meeting of the Board
there WIS appropriated $4,000 to
paint and fix the interior of the coun-
ty Jail, on account of the Jail being
crowded it was impossible to paint,
but there was used of that amount
S268O0 as reported last year, leaving
a balance of $4,000. We had the jail
painted and wired at the following
cost: Labor of painting was done by
inmates; paid J. T. Bennett for paint,
$95.25; paid Electric Company for
wiring and fixtures $7S.75, this cover
ed the cost of repairs. Mrs. Edge had
worked so hard and had the place SO
clean that we ordered from HoskinS,
mattresses and pillows to the amount
of S54.10, and we also ordered some
blankets. We paid Raymond Webb
Tor fixing washing machine and other
repairs, $34.49. We paid Bracket
$57.75 for repair of chairs and screens
on court house and jail.
We have paid for printing in the
county, which includes publishing OF
proceedings, delinquent tax notices,
reports, stationery, legal blanks, and
many other items the amount of 3d.
1852.
We paid for postage $59977, includ-
ing stamps and envelopes.
$5537S paid for lights and fixtures.
$71990 was paid for phone calls,
rental and repairs.
$23071 paid for indemnity to Mike
O'Brien and others.
1865 was paid for clothing for in
sane.
$1593O was paid to doctors of the
county for examining insane.
$550.00 was paio for burial OF the
old soldiers and their widows.
$2.05S.14 was paid for fuel for the
court house and jail.
We paid Doctors Godfrey $10400 for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26
L. D. EASTMAN,
County Chairman.

The claim of Charles L. Brown for
income tax refund was presented by
Mr. Kalish and was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
The report of the County Clerk on
fees collected by him was presented
and read and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
COUNTY CLERKS ANNUAL
REPORT
Following are the fees received by
the County Clerk from November 1,
1922 to October 81, 1929:
The County Treasurer's receipt for
same is attached 60 this report.
For 1874 Marriage Licenses
Issued -------------------S $500
Tax Deeds Issued -------- 800
Physicians and Nurses
Certificates Recorded = $50
Outside Telephone Calls
and Stencils sold ------ 1856
Total
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,rated from tba carcass
The Chairman announced tbe 81
continent of standing committees
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James Dolan Cbairman
4 p Rrainerd
G. M CaIyarf
B. L. Marcus
L. W Porter
Meets in countv Traasurar,s oeico
EOTTATTzATTON
T r Schroeder Cbairn,a,
R. Willis '
F. G. Whitmore.
]. J. Better.
John 4 KrenI
Lewis Howau
uonry pI;,,do.+
Franir Ridweil
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John E,lwalI
C,bae KaIieb
yoInav Y TANKS
Ran Rausch
nd LIND
Herman Tvpsse
John Hanover
Meets in Law library
OFFICERS CLAIMS INCH JrDJNr.
SEHRTFEvS
w r Guentzal Cbairmap
W r Decker
Caoroa NaaIban,
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Emil Fritz
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NIoo+e =, s,,,oI ir 49,
cENrER An GIAIn1c
T Kelly Chairmap
p Z WilIiams
Oscar Knann
" II E,abIing
Einer codagar
W r Cree
IT Ioacbimsor
Meats in Grand Army roo,o
HIGHWAYS RRTHcES AMI
FERRIES
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Wal cundarnoonn
Delhert Morrissav
n Ianebton
Fred A lent
II Ruddon
John 6 Rakar
A w DiVall
pa+er Eaoan
Anton Eisala
Caorao rIif.o
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mr. = Mavar
Meets in T.awvars, room,
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

forwarded to the Conservation Com
mission who will cause the reward to
be paid to the claimant. No certifi-
cate shall be issued on presentation
of the hide of any wild animal sep
arated from the carcass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The County Nurse begs leaves to
report as follows
School Nursing.
Total number of schools visited 7S
Total enrolment 2 1882
Mrs. Helen Yer Steeg, Red Cross
secretary, assisted with the examina-
ton in the Platteville Cuba City and
Boscobel schools. These defects were
found:
AT least one defect, 1893 per
cent
At least 10 per cent underweight,
S93-10 per cent.
AT least one year under normal
grade for age, 2S7-9 per cent. This
was often due to illness
Excluded for contagion, Al
Decayed teeth, $3.50 per cent.
Enlarged or diseased tonsils, AZ
Is per cent
Goiter, 276-9 per cent.
Poor vision, 282-9 per cent.
Defective eyes, IA
Imperfect hearing, 49,
Skin diseases, 5.
Symptoms of heart disease, z.
Symptoms of diseased lung, H.
A notice was sent to the parents of
each child recommending that the
child be taken to the family physician
for treatment or advice.
A general talk on hygiene was
made to each group of children
It is difficult to estimate the value
of these notices to parents. An at
tempt was made to check up on the
number of children having defects
corrected. Five hundred question
naires were sent to the parents Of
children having defects and six hun
dred children were checked up
through the schools. Total LOO.
Letters unanswered 11S. Children
moved, 50; total Ill.
Asked for aid for correction, 80.
Not corrected, "a.
Corrected, 80.
Going to have correction, 81.
Prenatal and Infant Welfare.
A letter with the birth registration
card was sent to the parents of every
child born in the county. Three hun
dred of these letters were sent out.
A monthly clinic was organized in
January, 1923, at Fennimore for the
examination of infants and mothers.
A physician from the State Board of
Health makes the examination. Every
child having defect is sem to the
family doctor for treatment. Follow
up work on these cases is being done.
The clinics are financed by the APP
preparation under the Sheppard
Towner Act. Ninety three (93) chill
dren have been examined.
Anti-TuberculOsis Association.
In May, 1923, the Wisconsin Associ-
alton held a series of clinics in Bos-
cobel, Muscoda, Castle Rock, Fenni-
more, Bagley, Mt. Hope, Cassville,
Potosi, Hazel Green and Platteville.
Total examination, 1913.
Active tuberculosis, Sc.
Suspicious tuberculosis, 49,
Some defect other than tuberculos-
is, 108.
Now under sanitarium treatment, 8.
Eye Clinic.
The State Bureau for the Blind
held a free eye clinic in Lancaster in
June.
Total number examined 200
Blind -------------------2 Il
Need of eye correction -----137
Special Work.
Number weighed and measured at
the Livingston School Fair, 534.
GHNT
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Supplement to
GRANT COUNTY HERALD
Lancaster, Wis.
TUESDAY MORNING SESSION
NaUomhor 70 1902

The Board of Supervisors of Grant
County, Wisconsin, met, pursuant to
statute, in annual session at the court
house in the CITY Of Lancaster, in said
county, at ten o'clock a. M.
The Board was called to order by
Hon. L. D. Eastman.
The roll Of members as completed
follows:
l. Arthur Edwards, Beetown
2. Delbert Morrissey, Bloomington.
8. W. E. Sitter, BoscobeI
Ben Bausch, Cassville.
.. j. F. Shemak, Castle Rock.
6. t. E. Griswold, Clifton.
z. w. F. Mccormick, Ellenboro.
s. George Needham. Fennimore
8. NJ. E. Myers, Glen Haven.
10 Fred Jentz, Harrison.
IL. j. H. Budden, Hazel Green.
10. Joe " Staskal, Hickory Grove.
10. V. Gunderman, Jamestown.
IA Ed Lind Liberty.
Is. John S. Baker, Lima
16. Herman Lyness, Little Grant.
II. John A. Kreul Marion
Is. H. DICKINSON, Millyille.
10. George Matthews, Mt. Hope.
f20. Lewis Howell, Mt. Ida.
81. f. j. Kolar, Muscoda.
%. Frank Bidwell, n. Lancaster
%. J. Loeffelholtz, Paris.
"a. Peter Pagan, Patch Grove.
25. J. z. Schroeder, Platteville
26. Henry Blindert, Potosi.
81. George Riege, Smelser
%. William Pink, S. Lancaster.
90. John Elwell, Waterloo.
80. Charles Kalish, Watterstown
A In
80. Emil Fritz, Woodman.
SO. G. b. Shrake, Wyalusing.
81. George Harris, Bagley.
,35. Oscar Knapp, Bloomington.
So. e. Godager, Blue River.
81. w. H. Failing, Cassville.
50. l.. w. Porter, Cuba City.
SO. w. J. Bryant, Hazel Green.
40. o. S. Laughton, Livingston.
Al. J. c. Kraemer, Montfort.
AZ, John narrower, Mt. Hope.
As. B. l.. Marcus, Muscoda.
A. Will Patch, Patch Grove.
As. w c. Hymer, Potosi.
As. John Kelley, Woodman.
AZ. A. E. Brainerd, Boscohel, list. W.
As. 81. l. Better, Boscobel, End w.
40. w. j. Graft, Boscobel, 3rd w.
so. E. w. GuentZel, Boscobel, 4th W.
81. Albert Ketterer, Fennimore, 1 w.
81. w. r. Decker, Fennimore, w.
SO. r. S. Williams, Fennimore, w.
"a Anton Eisele, Fennimore, w.
SO. r. d. Walker, Lancaster, LIST w.
-56. l.. D. Eastman, Lancaster, I'd w.
81. r. c. Willis, Lancaster, 3rd W.
So. C. NJ Calvert, Lancaster, 4th w.
SO. Henry Kleinhamer, Platteville,
LIST Ward.
&C. Warren Johnson, Platteville, I'd
Ward
81. Volney v. jerks, Platteville, 3rd
Ward
g. James Dolan, Platteville, 4th W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-26

The following petitions for county
aid on highways were presented, read,
and referred to the committee on
Highways, Bridges and Ferries: