Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-12-26

chief engineer of the war department
and the advocate general. The claims
OF residents in Fond du Lac and com
munities along the Fox and Wolf
rivers cannot be presented until con-
gress has passed an additional act,
Mayor Haentze said.
Wausau-A jury in Circuit court at
WauSau gave Neal Wietzman, s. Of
Tripol, a verdict for $4,000 against
the Bissell Lumber company for per-
sonal injuries. The child was riding
with his mother and others in an auto
mobile which crashed against an en-
CINE Of logging train operated by
the defendant and was injured SO that
Il was necessary to amputate his left
leg at the hip joint
Ell.horn-The appropriation Of ST.,
500 to the salary of Judge h. h. Bel
den, whose circuit Includes Walworth,
Racine and Kenosha counties, was re
considered by the Walworth county
board and reduced to $500 Judge
Belden receives a regular salary Of
$4,000 Kenosha county, acting under
a new state law, voted him an add
tiona $500 and Walworth county
81 800, but Racine county, after re-
considering the matter, reduced Its
first appropriation of $500 to 81 900
Fond du Lac-The county's invesd
CATION into conditions at the Fond du
Lac county asylum and poor farm was
adjourned following the hearing OF
several witnesses A representative
Of the state board of control was at
the hearing, which started more than
year ago. Testimony included
charges Of III treatment by officials
and attendants
Wadeno-Wisconsin's income from
the tourist business win soon he
brought TO S3Ooo00,000 a year and will
displace dalrymg as the leading state
industry. Z. il. Reilly Of Rhinelauder,
secretary of the Land o Lakes assoc
citation. declared in an address at
Waheno. Lake land in northern Wis
consin. formerly purchased by the
acre, is now being sold In many places
for $50 a foot, he said.
Stevens Point The 1T Rev John
Cieplak, head of the Catholic church
I'm Poland, was given an ovation by
congregations IN Portage county and
the city Of Stevens Point when he
paid a visit to Il group Of parishes IN
this district Churches We're So crowd
ed that an who wished to attend spe-
cial services in his honor could not be
accommodated
Appleton Collegiate nivvers or
their more respectable cousins Of later
vintage have been classed MS campus
pests and have been put under par
tial ban at Lawrence college Here
after. according to faculty ruling. stu
dents may not keep cars az college
without consent Of their parents and
of the college administration.
Monroe Hope that Monroe may
have new post office in the near
future. IS agaiu raised by announce
ment Of the new public buildings bill
to be submitted for congressional M
proyal A site was purchased - years
ago. but appropriations for federal
building have never been approved
Wabeno-To Mrs Walter Pireaux Of
Wabeno. an expert rife woman. goes
the distinction of bringing ia the first
red fox captured this season While
few hunters have reported sighting
foxes. the animals are rare IN this
vicinity
Madison The first public hearing IN
the legislative committees infestiga-
fion II the administration and taxation
situation 81 Wisconsin will - held
next month Chairman Max Heck, Ra
cine said Tile dates have not been
fixed
Rhnelander- wolf and hound
are lnseparable companions At Youngs
resort near Hazelburgt The wolf was
captured when pup and Is now corr
p.eJeIy domesticared
c.+ster.s pofrt Hazel Tpsks 10
Marshaeld. as sentenced t. an inde
terminate term b. one - two years
n Tie industrial home fer women I'll
TuycAeedah after size pleaded guilty
In circuit cour' ST. Stevens Point % a
charge " bIackmaIl
lgnn-Luke r. Murphy. parole
1.s7cer IL II. Wisconsin, state reforma-
tory, bas been promoted tn the post
zion 81 chlef probation officer under