Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-04-26

proposition for George Haber, Mena-
sha. In municipal court at oshkosh
| he pleaded guilty to having such a
duck and was fined s55 and costs, a
total of $57.OS.
Green Bays arterial highway sys-
tenn will be established as soon. the
/ ground thaws sufficiently for the
erection of guide posts and signs, it
was reported. The necessary sup
plies for the marking have been re
ceived.
An unusual amount of building is
in prospect in Ladysmith. Some con-
/ tracts have already been let and con-
tractors are figuring on many others.
In addition to the erection OF new
buildings, the city will continue It's
program Of street paving.
Osteopaths licensed to practice
osteopathy alone are not entitled to a
permit under the Harrison narcotic
law, the attorney generals office
ruled. If osteopaths are licensed to
practice surgery as well as osteo-
pathy, then a permit under the mar
cotic law is permissible, the ruling
established.
Fire in the heart of the Racine
business district caused $4,000
loss. Flames destroyed the Winter
! Dry Goods store on Sixth street.
i swept through garment factory and
then leaped to paint store, next
door. Records and charts of three
fraternal societies in the Winter
building, were destroyed.
A motion for a rehearing on the
first cause Of action in the case OF
i d. e. Fitzgerald against the Rev. j.
i B. Petite of Racine has been filed
with the state supreme court by at
torneys for the Rev. Petite. It is
contended by the defense that tbs
words used were used exclusively in
a sermon and had reference to no
particular individual
Fred .Jeske, janitor Of the Humboldt
school, Wausau, found in the coal bin
"a large lump of coal through which
was drilled a two inch hole and in
which he found a pound of powder
wrapped in thick piece of paper.
i Marks showed that a fuse had burned
along one side of the paper. It is
believed that the charge was placed
in the coal mine to loosen coal and
failed to ignite.
A carload Of Eau Claire county
cattle, consisting Of fourteen calves,
seventeen head of cattle about
months of age and one pure bred
4 Guernsey COW, were shipped to lola,
Kans., where they will be used to
S form the foundation Of dairy herd.
lJ. c. MiIham, county agent of Allen
county, Kansas, and w. S. league of
lola, personally selected the consign-
ment. The reputation Of Wisconsin
attracted them to the state to buy
cattle, they said.
The last log drive in Oneida county
will be brought down the Pelican
4 river from Malvern to the Rhine
lander Box and Lumber company's
saw mill near Rhinelander. The
drive will consist Of about 100000
feet of logs. At one time millions of
feet of logs were brought down the
4 rivers to the Nanills at Rhinelander
4 each spring, but in recent years, ow.
ling to the scarcity of timber, drive
lis seldom seen The old time log
driver or "fiver Pig is nearly extinct
in this. locality.
j Arthur Juech Of West Bend has
been named traffic officer for Wash
ington county and will patrol High
i ways Is and 55 Numerous slight
accidents have happened in the coun-
4 ty during the last few years because
of careless driving and the county
i board intends to make Washington
county pleasure spot to enjoy auto
MODELLING instead of racetrack. The
i officer will be equipped with a motor
4 cycle and will enforce the county
highway ordinance, recently voted by
! the board.
Regardless of the fact that no state
appropriation sufficient to carry on
the work is expected this year,
Brown county dairy farmers will con-
tinue to organize in favor of state
tubercular test for all cattle in the
county, it was reported. To get the
state test more than so per cent of
the dairymen of any given county
must sign a petition stating they
favor the tests and these will be cir
culated here this year. An organiza-
tio1. meeting will be held at De Pere
WI m town workers will assemble to
outline thorough canvass Of every
: local community.
Official results of the judicial cleo
| ton of April were announced by Sec
rotary of State Fred r. Zimmerman.
Charles H. Crownhart, Madison, I'm.
opposed for justice of the Supreme
Court for ten year term, received
248,548 votes. The only contest for
Circuit Judge was between O. H
J Breidenbach and H. H. Often Mil
J waukee .Breidenbach received 39,34S
! votes and Often 21,155. The votes
received by other Circuit Judges
were: Oscar M. Fritz, 48,729; Walter
schinz, 48,302; C. M. Dawson, Beaver
Dam, 1866; c. w. Risjord, Ashland