Becker to Appeal Over County Fees Dispute
J M Becker county judge appeals Green County circuit court challenging disallowance of part of his fee claim totaling 195.59 with 8.02 allowed, amid salary disputes dating to 1901 including a shift to salary in lieu of fees and prior board actions. The appeal questions right to fees earned during Becker’s terms and may seek recovery of fees previously collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Becker
Green County
I. M. Stauffacher
Becker
Cahabeaerd Hobeke
Board of Supervisors of
Board of Supervisors
County Board of
Committee On Accounts of County Officers
Monroe
Wisconsin
Circuit Court
County Board
Said County
Said
Conrad Stauffacher
Eli Reynolds
Elizabeth Shea
William Daly
Charles Blaine
Christian Pfeiffer
Louisa van Wort
Insane
Daisy Barttell
Francis M. Craig
Melinda Osgood
Samuel Winzinried
SONAS
Geo. L. Scott
Neva Frost
John Todd
Mira P. Woodworth
We Fl Aals
Augusta Olson
John Johnson
F. C. Segelke
Henry Hu
ORIN
State of
Three Iron Bridges Let in Mt Pleasant Decatur and Brooklyn
The county bridge committee and town boards let contracts for three iron bridges. Mt Pleasant near Peter Zimmerman farm awarded to Continental Bridge Co for 1449 dollars. Brooklyn bridge to Illinois Bridge Co for 1436 dollars. Ten Eyck bridge in Decatur awarded to W E Gifford of Elkhardt Bridge Co for 3333.33 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Bridge Committee
Mt. Pleasant
Decatur
Brooklyn
Peter Zimmerman
Continental Bridge Co
Chicago
Brooklyn Township
Illinois Bridge Co
Ten Eyck
W. E. Gifford
Elkhardt Bridge Co
Real Estate Transfers in Brooklyn Albany and New Glarus
Wilhelmina Schulz sells 120 acres in Brooklyn to Gustave Schulz. Harry De Jean sells lot 1 in Albany village to William Krause Jr for 400 dollars. Fridolin Marty sells parcel in New Glarus village to Mathew Schmid for 2000 dollars. John C Davenport and others sell 10 acres in Albany to Tennie Lennow for 800 dollars. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a tonic at 35 cents. A F Lichtenwalner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Schulz
Gustave Schulz
Brooklyn
Harry de Jean
William Krause, Jr
Albany
Fridolin Marty
Mathew Schmid
New Glarus
John C. Davenport
Tennie Lennow
Hollister
A. F. Lichtenwalner
Witnesses challenge tally in Sylvester assembly contest
The hearing before Court Commissioner Jno Luchsinger reviewed claims that votes for Fred Ties and Willis Ludlow were miscounted in Sylvester and surrounding wards. Witnesses testified ballots marked with crosses in heads or columns were counted as straight tickets, with some errors noted and contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ludlow
Fred Ties
Jno. Luchsinger
Ties
Mr. Ludlow
Sylester
Mr. Ties
Trickle
Davidson
Roth
Sylvester
M. M. Hulburt
Ludlow
Simpson
O. D. Curtis
Browntown
Phil Michaels
Spensley
Mr. Michaels
R.D. Gorham
G. T. Hodges
First Ward
Assembly
Andrew Trickle
Christ Roth
Second Ward
Assemblyman
Smith
Frank A. Shriner
Leland C. White
Fourth Ward
Rufus B. Smith
Alfred T. Rogers
Madison
J. L. Sherron
Fred Spensley
Bashford, Aylward & Spensley
Maud Rogers Weds George Hastell in San Jose Nuptials
Miss Maud Rogers of San Jose and Mr. George Hastell of San Francisco married on New Year’s Day at the bride’s home in San Jose. They will reside in San Francisco. The bride, daughter of W. H. Rogers former Madison mayor, studied at Monroe Business Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Rogers
San Jose
Cal
George Hastell
San Francisco
Hastell
W. H. Rogers
Madison
Monroe Business Institute
Clarno Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Plans Annual Meeting
The thirty-third annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance of Clarno will be held at Monroe courthouse on Tuesday January 8 1907 at 1 6 oclock p m to elect five directors review reports and handle other business. Attendance of members is desired. Charles H Saucerman of this city, recently assistant cashier at State Bank of Vesta Minnesota, was elected to the board at the last stockholders meeting. He is brother of W T Saucerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Clarno
Court House
Monroe
E. A. Huffman
George W. Eaton
Charles H. Saucerman
State Bank of Vesta, Minn
W. T. Saucerman
Pure Food Law Now In Force Ignites Retail Gripe
Dealers in many product classes purge old stock to dodge violations as national pure food law takes effect. Grocers butchers and sausage makers discuss the change, noting prior disclosures and reform urged by state authorities and Madison commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Dairy and Food Commissioners
Madison
Washington
Newspapers End Railroad Time Tables In National Shift
The country newspapers lose the railroad time tables under a new federal rate law. City papers will keep them as paid advertising, while railroads let country papers publish them only as news matter. The change follows federal regulation shaping distribution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John A. Zimmerman
Ida Zimmerman
Lydia Gempler
Florence Armatoria
Jacob Miller
Renzo
Parmer
Casper Kubly
Vaen
Baeey
T. B. Withers
A. Ludlow
Catherine J. Miller
William Lysaght
A. D
Sam Bulls
J. M Becker
A. S. Douglas
P. O
J. H. Durst
Lysaght
The
Times
Matt Elmer
Monroe Township
Freddies
S. W. Kruegger
Jordan
Rogers Hastell
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