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STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Situated at Platteville, Grant coun- ty; at Whitewater, Walworth county; at Oshkosh, Winnebago county; at Stevens Point, Portage county; at Mil- waukee and at Superior, Douglas coun- ty. Under the control of a Board of Regents.
BOARD OF REGENTS OF STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Ex-Officio-The Honorable, the State Superintendent.
APPOINTED.
Terms Ending February, 1905.
*Z .P. Beach, Whitewater.
Terms Ending February, 1906.
F. A. Ross, West Superior; Mrs. E. Ray Stevens, Madison.
Terms Ending February, 1907.
Duncan McGregor, Platteville; Fred Scheiber, Milwaukee.
Terms Ending February, 1908.
J. A. Peacock, Oconomowoc; Thom- as Morris, La Crosse.
Terms Ending February, 1909.
John Harrington, Oshkosh; F. H. Lord, River Falls.
*Holding over till successor is ap- pointed.
OFFICERS.
F. H. Lord, President.
Z. P. Beach, Vice-President.
S. S. Rockwood, Portage, Secretary .. The State Treasurer, Treasurer.
J. W. Livingston, President, Platte- ville.
Albert Salisbury, President, White- water.
R. H. Halsey, President, Oshkosh.
W. J. Brier, President, River Falls. Charles McKenny, President, Mil- waukee.
T. B. Pray, President, Stevens Point.
I. C. McNeil, President, Superior.
CHARITABLE, PENAL AND REFOR- MATORY INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Allan D. Conover, Madison. Term expires 1910.
Herman Grotophorst, Baraboo. Term expires 1906.
Gustav Kustermann. Term expires 1907.
Harvey Clark, Monroe. Term ex pires 1908. Lester B. Dresser, St. Croix Falls Term expires 1909.
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OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. Herman Grotophorst, President.
Gustav Kustermann, Vice-President. M. J. Tappins, Madison, Secretary.
STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE IN- SANE.
Located at Mendota, near Madison. OFFICERS. Charles Gorst, M. D., Superintend- ent.
Eugene Chaney, M. D., and Morton K. Greene, M. D., Assistants.
A. C. Nordvi, Pharmacist.
P. D. Cramer, Jr., Steward.
Mrs. J. I. Brewer, Matron.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Located at Winnebago.
W. A. Gordon, M. D., Superintend- ent.
A. Sherman, M. D .; T. R. Jones, M. D., and Bertha V. Thompson, M. D., Assistant Physicians.
J. V. N. Sonn, Pharmacist.
A. P. Allen, Steward.
Miss Minnie Schriber, Matron.
WISCONSIN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.
Located at Delavan.
OFFICERS. E. W. Walker, Superintendent.
Edgar D. Fiske, Clerk.
Mrs. E. W. Walker, Matron.
WISCONSIN SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.
Located at Janesville.
OFFICERS.
C. R. Showalter, Superintendent. Miss Frances E. Ryan, Clerk.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Located at Waukesha. OFFICERS. A. J. Hutton, Superintendent and Steward.
E. H. Huebing, Assistant Steward.
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON.
Located at Waupun. RESIDENT OFFICERS Henry Town, Warden. E. S. Harvey. Deputy Warden. Jacob Fuss, Clerk.
W. M. Campbell, Record Clerk. J. F. Brown, M. D., Physician.
Rev. George W. Pepper, Chaplain, Protestant.
Rev. Joseph C. Hartman, Chaplain, Roman Catholic.
Mrs. M. H. Schilling, Matron.
STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR DE- PENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN.
Located at Sparta.
OFFICERS.
M. T. Park, Superintendent and Steward.
A. F. Brandt, Elsie M. Loomis, State Agents.
Arthur De Groff, Clerk.
Mrs .Isabell C. Park, Matron.
W. T. Sarles, M. D., Physician in Charge.
WISCONSIN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG BOYS.
Located at Milwaukee.
Partly a State Institution, property belonging to the State, under the con- trol of a self-perpetuating Board of Managers; but is incorporated, and takes charge of children, who are treated as wards of the State, and paid for by the county sending them.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF AGERS.
MAN-
Mrs. G. C. Swallow, President.
Mrs. H. R. Vedder, Miss Christine Doig, Mrs. I. Ellsworth, vice-presi- dents .
Mrs. A. N. Fairchild, Treasurer.
Mrs. A. J. Kaine, Secretary. RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Miss Mary J. Berry, Superintendent. John R. Love, Steward.
Miss H. C. Hurlbut, Clerk.
WISCONSIN HOME FOR FEEBLE- MINDED.
Located at Chippewa Falls. OFFICERS.
Dr. A. W. Wilmarth, Superintendent. Mrs. S. J. Jenkins, Mrs. E. J. Boyce, Mrs. F. O. Bible, Mrs. W. R. Taylor, Matrons.
WISCONSIN STATE REFORM- ATORY.
The State Reformatory was located midway between Green Bay and De Pere by the State Board of Control in
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1897. The institution was opened in temporary quarters, August, 1898. One cell wing just completed contains 300 cells. When completed the institution will have a capacity to care for 600 prisoners.
OFFICERS.
C. W. Bowron, General Superintend- end and Steward.
O. E. Bickford, Assistant Superin- tendent.
F. J. Bast, Clerk.
WISCONSIN VETERANS' HOME.
Located on the shore of Hicks Lake, near Waupaca.
The Wisconsin Veterans' Home was founded by the Grand Army of the Re- public, Department of Wisconsin, No- vember 16, 1887, to care for honorably discharged indigent soldiers, sailors or marines of the War of the Rebel- lion, who cannot be received into any National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and for their indigent wives or widows, for whom no provision is made at the national homes, and who hitherto have been separated. The property is now owned by the State, but is controlled by a board of trus- tees, elected by the department of the G A. R.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Benj. F. Bryant, President, La Crosse. F. Chase, Vice-President, Osh- kosh.
C. H. Henry, Secretary, Eau Claire. D. G. James, Treasurer, Richland Center.
H. E. Mann, Marinette.
F. A. Wilde. Milwaukee. Pliny Norcross, Dept. Com., Janes- ville.
OFFICERS.
Col. J. H. Woodnorth, Commandant. Maj. T. L. Jeffers, Adjutant. Maj. Barth. Bantly, Surgeon.
Capt. A. G. Dinsmore, Quarter-Mas- ter.
Rev. W. R. Brown, Chaplain.
Father Wm. Mortell, Chaplain.
NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS.
BRANCHES AND POSTOFFICE AD- DRESSES. Central-National Military Home, Montgomery County, Ohio.
Northwestern-National Home, Mil- waukee County, Wisconsin.
Eastern-National Home, Togus, Maine.
Southern-National Soldiers' Home, Hampton, Elizabeth City County, Vir- ginia.
Western-National Military Home, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Pacific-Soldiers' Home, Los An- geles County, California.
Marion-National Military Home, Grant County, Indiana.
Danville-National Military Home, Vermillion County, Illinois.
Mountain-Johnson City, Tennessee. Battle Mountain Sanitarium-Hot Springs, South Dakota.
MANAGERS.
Ex-Officio-The President of the United States, the Chief Justice, the Secretary of War, Washington, D. C.
Gen. Martin T. McMahon, President, New York, N. Y. Term expires 1908.
Gen. Thomas J. Henderson, First Vice-President, Princeton, Ill. Term expires 1908.
Gen. John Marshall Brown, Second Vice-President, Portland, Me. Term expires 1908.
Col. George W. Steele, Marion, Ind. Term expires 1908.
Col. Chas. M. Anderson, Secretary, Greenville, O. Term expires 1906.
Maj. Wm. H. Bonsall, Los Angeles, Cal. Term expires 1904.
Col. Sidney G. Cooke, Herington, Kan. Term expires 1906.
Capt. Henry E. Palmer. Omaha, Neb. Term expires 1904.
Col. Walter P. Brownlow, Jonesboro,
Tenn. Term expires 1908.
John M. Holley, La Crosse, Wis.
NORTHWESTERN BRANCH.
(P. O. Address, National Home, Mil- waukee County, Wis.)
LOCAL MANAGER.
John M. Holley, Esq., La Crosse, Wis.
GOVERNOR.
Col. Cornelius Wheeler.
OFFICERS.
Maj. J. E. Armitage, Treasurer.
Maj. Oscar Chrysler, Surgeon.
Capt. W. W. Rowley, Quartermaster.
Capt. C. O. Collins, Commissary of Subsistence.
Capt. H. A. Valentin, Adjutant and Inspector.
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Rev. E. P. Wright, D. D., Protestant Chaplain.
Rev. M. J. Huston, Catholic Chap- lain.
Mrs. Annie Knox, Matron.
STATE BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND AGENTS. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVER- SITY. (See page 81.)
REGENTS OF THE NORMAL SCHOOLS. (See page 81.)
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL. (See page 81.)
BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR AD- MISSION TO BAR.
S. N. Dickinson, President, Superior. L. J. Nash, Vice-President, Mani- towoc.
L. J. Rusk, Secretary, Chippewa Falls.
A. A. Jackson, Janesville.
T. W. Spence, Milwaukee.
STATE LIBRARY.
TRUSTEES (EX-OFFICIO.)
John B. Cassoday, Chief Justice Su- preme Court.
John B. Winslow. Justice Supreme Court.
Roujet D. Marshall, Justice Supreme Court.
Robert G. Siebecker, Justice Su- preme Court.
Joshua E. Dodge, Justice Supreme Court.
James C. Kerwin, Justice Supreme Court.
L. M. Sturdevant, Attorney-General. John R. Berryman, Librarian.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS.
Wm. F. Whyte, M. D., President, Watertown.
H. A. Meilike, M. D., Clintonville.
Q. O. Sutherland, M. D., Janesville.
F. C. Suiter, M. D., La Crosse.
L. E. Spencer, M. D., Wausau.
C. A. Harper, M. D., Secretary and Executive Officer, Madison.
STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EX- AMINERS.
C. C. Chittenden, D. D. S., President, Madison.
F. A. Tate, D. D. S., Rice Lake.
L. L. Leslie, D. D. S., Janesville.
C. F. McIndoe, D. D. S., Rhinelander.
J. J. Wright, D. D. S., Milwaukee.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
George McKerrow, President, Pe- waukee.
George G. Cox, Vice-President, Min- eral Point.
John M. True, Secretary, Baraboo. MEMBERS.
At Large-George Wylie, Morrison- ville.
At Large-Grant V. Fisher, Janes- ville.
First District-C. H. Everett, Racine Second District-George Klein, Ft. Atkinson.
Third District-George G. Cox, Min- eral Point.
Fourth District-W. H. J. Kieck- hefer, Milwaukee. Fifth District-George McKerrow, Pewaukee.
Sixth District-C. W. Harvey, Bea- ver Dam.
Seventh District-John L. Herbst, Sparta.
Eighth District-James J. Nelson, Amherst. Ninth District-C. G. Wilcox, De Pere.
Eleventh District-L. E. Scott, Stan- ley.
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
D. A. Taylor, President, Stevens Point.
H. A. Peters, Oconomowoc.
Otto J. S. Boberg, Eau Claire. A. F. Menges, Madison.
H. G. Ruenzel, Secretary, Milwaukee
COMMISSIONERS OF FISHERIES.
The Governor, ex-officio.
Calvert Spensley, President, Min- eral Point.
James J. Hogan, Vice-President, La Crosse.
E. A. Birge, Secretary, Madison. William J. Starr, Eau Claire. Currie G. Bell, Bayfield.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Henry D. Smith, Appleton. Jabe Alford, Madison.
DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSION.
J. Q. Emery, Commissioner, Albion. U. S. Baer, Assistant Commissioner. F. M. Buzzell, Food Inspector.
James G. Moore, Creamery Inspec- tor.
F. E. Carswell, Dairy Inspector.
A. E. Kundert, Assistant Chemist.
WISCONSIN FREE LIBRARY COM- MISSION.
MEMBERS.
Hon. J. H. Stout, Menomonie.
Mrs. C. S. Morris, Berlin.
Hon. C. R. Van Hise, President Uni- versity of Wisconsin.
Hon. Charles P. Cary, State Super intendent, Madison. Hon. R. G. Thwaites, Secretary State Historical Society, Madison.
OFFICERS.
Hon. J. H. Stout, Chairman, Menom- onie.
Henry E. Legler, Secretary.
Frank A. Hutchins, Library Adviser. L. E. Stearns, Library Visitor.
Cornelia Marvin, Instructor.
Katharine I. MacDonald, Assistant Secretary.
Charles McCarthy, Librarian Docu- ment. Department.
GEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HIS. TORY SURVEY.
COMMISSIONERS.
The Governor of the State, Robert M. La Follette.
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction, C. P. Cary.
The President of the State Univer- sity, Chas. R. Van Hise.
The President of the Commissioners of Fisheries, Calvert Spensley.
The President of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Let- ters, J. J. Davis.
OFFICERS.
President-Charles R. Van Hise. Vice-President-C. P. Cary. Secretary-J. J. Davis, Racine.
Director and Superintendent of the Survey-E. A. Birge, Madison.
BANK EXAMINER'S OFFICE.
Marcus C. Bergh, Commissioner of Banking, Viroqua.
W. H. Richards, Deputy Commis- sioner of Banking, Black River Falls.
A. E. Kuolt, Examiner, Milwaukee. Thad. Wild, Examiner, Milwaukee. Chas. L. Brown, Chief Clerk.
STATE TREASURY AGENT.
Eli Pederson, Madison.
STATE PENSION AGENT.
Charles R. Russell, Berlin.
STATE FISH AND GAME WARDEN. Henry Overbeck, Sturgeon Bay.
STATE VETERINARIAN. Evan D. Roberts, Janesville.
STATE FORESTER.
E. M. Griffith, Washington, D. C.
LUMBER INSPECTORS.
First District-None.
Second District-Harry H. Simpson,
W. H. Tilton, La Crosse.
Third District-None.
Fourth District-W. E. Fay, Shell Lake.
Fifth District-None.
Sixth District-D. L. McKay, Chip- pewa Falls.
Seventh District-None.
Eighth District-None.
Ninth District-James R. Mckenzie, Alma.
Tenth District-George H. Bartlett, Wausau.
Eleventh District-J. M. Easton, W. S. Wiggins, Ashland.
Twelfth District-None.
Thirteenth District-Timothy Atkin- son, West Superior.
Fourteenth District-H. C. Grout, Morrill.
Fifteenth District-None.
Sixteenth District-Moses Sarchet, Tomahawk. Seventeenth District -- D. H. Vaughn, Rhinelander.
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MISCELLANEOUS STATE SOCIETIES.
HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
J. Rust, President, North Greenfield. F. E. Harriman, Secretary, Appleton. F. Ziegler, Treasurer, Apple Creek.
SOCIETY OF VETERINARY GRAD- UATES.
Charles Schmitt, President, Dodge- ville.
H. Arpke, Vice-President, Sheboy- gan. S. Beattie, Secretary-Treasurer, Madison.
STATE FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
C. A. Hutchins, Vice-President, Be- loit.
L. S. Cheney, Treasurer, Madison.
Other Members of Executive Com- mittee-H. C. Putnam, Eau Claire; J. H. Stout, Menomonie.
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
William Ward Wight, President, Milwaukee.
Reuben G. Thwaites, Secretary and Superintendent, Madison.
Lucien S. Hanks, Treasurer, Madi- son.
Isaac S. Bradley, Librarian and As- sistant Superintendent, Madison.
Minnie M. Oakley, Assistant Libra- rian, Madison.
Edna C. Adams, Daisy G. Beecraft, Mary S. Foster, Emma A. Hawley, Florence S. Hean, Anna Jacobsen, Lou- ise P. Kellogg, Leora E. Mabbett, Eliz- abeth B. Mills, Martha E. Moles, An- nie A. Nunns, Eva Parkinson, Asa C. Tilton, Iva A. Welsh, Library Assist- ants.
STATE HORTICULTURAL SO- CIETY.
Dr. T. E. Loope, President, Eureka. Geo. J. Kellogg, Vice-President, Lake Mills.
Frederic Cranefield, Secretary, Mad- ison.
L. G. Kellogg, Treasurer, Ripon.
WISCONSIN ACADEMY OF SCI- ENCE, ARTS AND LETTERS.
John J. Davis, M. D., President, Ra- cine.
Charles H. Chandler, A. M., Ripon;
Dexter P. Nicholson, M. S., Appleton, Vice-Presidents.
Ernest B. Skinner, Ph. D., Secretary, Madison.
Homer W. Hillyer, Ph. D., Treasurer, Madison.
Walter M. Smith, A. B., Librarian, Madison.
Ellwood C. Perisho, M. S., Platte- ville.
WISCONSIN AUXILIARY OF THE NATIONAL DAIRY UNION.
W. D. Hoard, President, Fort Atkin- son.
J. W. Decker, Secretary, Madison.
A. C. Van Elston, Treasurer, Mus- coda.
WISCONSIN BEE-KEEPERS' ASSO- CIATION.
N. E. France, President, Platteville. Jacob Hoffman, Vice-President, Mon- roe.
Gus Dittmer, Secretary, Augusta. F. Wilcox, Treasurer, Mauston.
N. E. France, State Inspector of Apiaries, Platteville.
WISCONSIN CHEESE-MAKERS' AS- SOCIATION.
Organized March 23, 1893. Incorpo- rated February 2, 1899.
E. L. Aderhold, President, Neenah. M. Michels, Vice-President, Garnet. U. S. Baer, Secretary, Madison. Fred Marty, Treasurer, Monroe.
Directors-J. W. Cross, Mauston; John Grootemont, Brillion; F. J. Kar- len, Monroe.
WISCONSIN DAIRYMEN'S ASSO- CIATION.
Chas L. Hill, President, Rosendale. G. W. Burchard, Secretary, Fort At- kinson.
H. K. Loomis, Treasurer, Sheboygan Falls.
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WISCONSIN JERSEY BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
E. R. Hicks, President, Oshkosh.
F. H. Scribner, Secretary, Rosendale. S. L. Emery, Treasurer, Albion.
WISCONSIN LIBRARY ASSOCIA- TION.
E. A. Birge, President, Madison.
Miss Grace O. Edwards, Vice-Presi- dent, Superior.
Henry E. Legler, Secretary, Madi- son.
Miss Grace Salisbury, Treasurer, Whitewater.
WISCONSIN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
T. H. Spence, President, La Crosse.
H. L. Schulz, First Vice-President, Milwaukee.
A. A. Du Mez, Second Vice-Presi- dent, Cashton.
Henry Rollmann, Secretary, Chilton. W. P. Clarke, Treasurer, Milton.
Aug. B. Fick, Representative, Mil- waukee.
Ed. Williams, Local Secretary, Mad- ison.
Rep. N. A. R. D .- J. M. Farnsworth, Beloit; alternate, H. L. Schulz, Mil- waukee.
N. A. R. D. COUNTY ASSOCIA- TIONS.
Adams and Juneau-President, J. E. Daly, Necedah; Vice-President, P. D. Comer, Mauston; Secretary, F. B. Dix, Elroy; Treasurer, F. E. Grimmer, El- roy.
Brown County-President, W. E. Flatley, Green Bay; Vice-President, G. G. Popp, Green Bay; Secretary, W. J. Boulet, Green Bay; Treasurer, F. J. Hannon, Green Bay.
Buffalo County-President, Fred Vo- geli, Fountain City; Secretary, O. A. Unseth, Alma; Treasurer, A. Bergsell, Alma.
Burnett County-President, Nordal Unseth, Grantsburg.
Columbia County-President, E. Pur- dy, Portage; Secretary-Treasurer, F. E. Rhyme, Portage.
Crawford County-President, J. A. Hagerty, Ferryville; Vice-President, W. Vaughan, Wauzeka; Secretary, A. Brower, Prairie du Chien; Treasurer, F. Wright, Prairie du Chien.
Dane County-President, A. A. Par- dee, Madison; Vice-President, A. Shell- drup, Stoughton; Secretary, Edward Williams, Madison; Treasurer, Ole Bilstad, Cambridge.
Dodge County-President, C. w. Helbing, Beaver Dam; Vice-President, C. H. Rex, Hustisford; Secretary- Treasurer, John Koerner, Horicon.
N. W. R. D. Association-President, E. H. Playter, Eau Claire; Secretary, Wm. C. Johnson, Eau Claire; Treas- urer, E. R. Godding, Eau Claire.
Fond du Lac County-President, A. Pfiel, Fond du Lac; Secretary, E. J. Huber, Fond du Lac.
Florence County-President, J. S. Penberthy, Florence; Secretary-Treas- urer, T. D. Rowe, Florence.
Grant County-President, J. T. Ben- nett, Lancaster; Vice-President, C. Wright, Platteville; Secretary, A. Farnham, Fennimore; Treasurer, J. D. Hatch, Lancaster.
Green County-President, W. F. Trukenbrod, Monroe; Vice-President, D. W. H. Taylor, Brodhead; Secretary, A. Lichtenwalner, Monroe ; Treasurer, W. D. Roberts, Albany.
Iowa County-President, W. H. Pri- deaux, Mineral Point; Vice-President, F. H. Vivian, Mineral Point; Secre- tary, W. E. Williams, Dodgeville; Treasurer, J. A. Meserole, Mineral Point.
Jefferson County-President, A. R. Eberle, Watertown; Secretary, C. Heimstreet, Lake Mills; Treasurer, R. J. Washburn, Palmyra.
Kenosha County-President, C. H. Hurd, Kenosha; Vice-President, H. E. Tanner, Kenosha; Secretary, W. S. Lamb, Kenosha; Treasurer, H. C. Rus- tad, Kenosha.
La Crosse-President, Jno. Kindly; . Vice-President, H. L. Partridge; Secre- tary, E. S. Hebberd; Treasurer, M. Si- mon.
La Fayette County-President, Dr. Hayden, Shullsburg; Vice-President, John Mariott, Gratiot; Secretary- Treasurer, E. Van Wagenen, Darling- ton.
Manitowoc County - President, F. Buerstatte, Manitowoc; Vice-Presi- dent, E. Stock, Manitowoc; Secretary, C. A. Groffman, Manitowoc; Treasurer, H. Heinrichs, Manitowoc.
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Marathon County-President, G. Naffz, Wausau; Vice-President, C. S. Blair, Mosinee: Treasurer, D. F. Ploss, Wausau.
Marinette County-President, W. G. Raiehe, Marinette; Secretary, H. G. Lemcke, Marinette; Treasurer, R. A. McDonald, Marinette.
Milwaukee County-President, J. T. Janssen, Milwaukee; Vice-President, L. G. J. Mock, Milwaukee; Secretary- Treasurer. H. J. Emmerich, Milwau- kee.
Oconto County-President, A. H. Luckenbach, Oconto; Secretary, S. W. Ford, Oconto; Treasurer, H. J. Ger- mond, Oconto.
Outagamie and Calumet Counties- President, William Downer, Appleton; Vice-President, George Woelz, Apple- ton: Secretary, Rufus Lowell, Apple- ton: Treasurer, C. S. Little, Appleton.
Ozaukee and Washington Counties- President, C. A. Gerrits, Cedarburg; Vice-President, S. E. Dickinson, Hart- ford; Secretary, E. Smith, Port Wash- ington; Treasurer, H. Gerlach, West Bend.
Pierce and St. Croix Counties- President, J. L. Moody, Ellsworth; Sec- retary, R. W. Freeman, River Falls.
Polk County-President, J. C. Sex- ton, Clear Lake; Secretary-Treasurer, Dr. L. Hoffmeier, Cushing.
Portage County-President, J. R. Congdon, Stevens Point; Vice-Presi- dent, Edgar Starks, Amherst; Treasur- er, M. F. Pierce, Plover.
Racine County-President, H. C.
Stone, Racine; Vice-President, M. Prasch, Burlington; Secretary, A. Holmberg, Racine; Treasurer, W. L. Spencer, Racine.
Richland County - President, F. Smith, Richland Center; Vice-Presi- dent, I. A. Cleveland, Richland Cen- ter; Secretary, W. J. Slater, Boaz; Treasurer, J. Deiter, Richland Center. Rock County - President, J. M. Farnsworth, Beloit; Vice-President, E. O. Smith, Janesville; Treasurer, B. C. Wilson, Edgerton.
Sauk County-President, A. F. Fish- er, Baraboo; Vice-President, J. B. Don- ovan, Baraboo; Secretary, J. Weaver, Reedsburg; Treasurer, F. F. Mueller, Reedsburg.
Sheboygan County-President, F. W. Thieman, Sheboygan; Secretary, H. F. Roenitz, Sheboygan; Treasurer, M. R. Zaegel, Sheboygan.
Superior and Duluth-President, S. F. Boyce, Duluth, Minn .; Secretary, D. Shesgreen, Duluth, Minn .; Treasurer, W. A. Abbott, Duluth, Minn.
Taylor County .- President, C. G. Suits, Medford; Secretary-Treasurer, Aug. Benn, Medford.
Tri-County Association. - President, A. F. Leihenwalner; Secretary, Ed. J. Loew, Wautoma.
Vernon and Monroe Counties-Presi- dent, J. W. Palmer, Sparta; Vice-Presi- dent, A. A. DuMez, Cashton; Secretary, E. A. Schmalz, Wilton; Treasurer, R. J. Taylor, Sparta.
Walworth County-W. Hammersley, Lake Geneva; Vice-President, H. O'Connor, Whitewater; Secretary, R. S. Young, Darien; Treasurer, W. E. Flack, Elkhorn.
Waukesha County - President, F. Brown, Oconomowoc; Secretary, W. Wardrobe, Waukesha; Treasurer, J. J. Lorge, Eagle.
Winnebago County - President, J. Brennan, Oshkosh; Vice-President, G. C. Lasher, Omro; Secretary, N. C. Werbke, Oshkosh; Treasurer, E. A. Horn, Oshkosh.
Wood County-President, J. E. Dal- ey, Grand Rapids; Secretary, A. C. Otto, Grand Rapids; Treasurer, H. H. Voss, Grand Rapids.
WISCONSIN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Emil Baensch, President, Manitowoc Post, Manitowoc.
Vice-Presidents-Ed. Malone, Water- ford Post; C. L. Hubbs, Lake Mills Leader; O. G. Munson, Viroqua Cen- sor; M. C. Douglas, Milwaukee Sen- tinel; C. W. Frazer, Menominee Falls News; H. W. Bolens, Port Washington Star; Geo. A. Markham, Independence News-Wave; C. H. Slocum, Omro Her- ald; H. W. Meyer, Appleton Volks- freund; F. L. Berner, Antigo Journal; Charles Lowater, Spring Valley Sun.
Fred T. Yates, Secretary, News and Itemizer, Washburn.
Mrs. M. P. Rindlaub, Treasurer, Witness, Platteville.
Executive Committee-R. W. Cheev- er, Clinton Herald; O. G. Munson, Vir- oqua Censor; O. F. Roessler, Jefferson Banner; F. E. Andrews, Bloomer Ad- vance.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
WISCONSIN SHORT-HORN BREED- ERS' ASSOCIATION.
F. W. Harding, President, Waukesha.
H. B. Drake, 1st Vice-President, Beaver Dam.
J. B. Kiser, 2nd Vice-President, Ore- gon.
C. D. Rosa, Secretary-Treasurer, Be- loit.
WISCONSIN STATE CRANBERRY GROWERS' ASSOCIATION.
Charles Briere, President, Grand Rapids.
S. N. Whittlesey, Vice-President, Cranmoor.
W. H. Fitch, Secretary, Cranmoor. M. O. Potter, Treasurer, Grand Rap- ids.
WISCONSIN STATE GRANGE.
A. C. Powers, Master, Beloit.
S. C. Carr, Lecturer, Milton Junction.
G. R. Schaefer, Secretary, Appleton. George Harwood, Treasurer, Chippe- wa Falls.
Executive Committee-S. C. Carr, Milton Junction; S. H. Joiner, Janes- ville; H. R. Morgan, Hammond.
WISCONSIN SWINE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
George Wylie, President, Leeds. H. P. West, Secretary, Ripon.
W. W. Vaughn, Treasurer, Spring Prairie.
GOVERNORS.
GOVERNORS OF WISCONSIN TER- RITORY.
Henry Dodge, from 1836 to 1841.
James Duane Doty, from 1841 to 1844.
Nathaniel P. Talmage, from 1844 to 1845.
Henry Dodge, from 1845 to 1848. O
GOVERNORS OF WISCONSIN STATE FROM ITS ORGANI- ZATION.
Nelson Dewey, Lancaster, from 1848 to 1852.
Leonard J. Farwell, Madison, from 1852 to 1854.
Wm. A. Barstow, Waukesha, from 1854 to 1856.
Arthur McArthur, Milwaukee, from March 21, 1856, to March 25, 1856.
Coles Bashford, Oshkosh, from 1856 to 1858.
Alex. W. Randall, Waukesha, from 1858 to 1862.
Louis P. Harvey, Shopiere, from January 6, 1862, to April 19, 1862.
Edward Salomon, Milwaukee, from 1862 to 1864.
James T. Lewis, Columbus, from 1864 to 1866.
Lucius Fairchild, Madison, from 1866 to 1872.
C. C. Washburn, La Crosse, from 1872 to 1874.
Wm. R. Taylor, Cottage Grove, from 1874 to 1876.
Harrison Ludington, Milwaukee, from 1876 to 1878.
Wm. E. Smith, Milwaukee, from 1878 to 1882.
Jeremiah M. Rusk, Viroqua, from 1882 to 1889.
W. D. Hoard, Ft. Atkinson, from 1889 to 1891.
George W. Peck, Milwaukee, from 1891 to 1895.
Wm. H. Upham, Marshfield, from 1895 to 1897.
Edward Scofield, Oconto, from 1897 to 1901.
Robert M. La Follette, Madison, from 1901 to -
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COUNTY ASYLUMS FOR THE CHRONIC INSANE.
Counties.
Postoffices of Asylum.
Superintendents.
Brow
Green Bay
R. P. Dickinson
Chippewa
Chippewa Falls.
B. Miller
Columbia
Wyocena
Dane.
Verona
L. P. Edwin.
Dodge
Juneau.
Solomon Rudolf .
Dunn.
Menomonie.
Eau Claire.
Eau Claire.
Fond du Lac.
Fond du Lac.
Grant.
Lancaster.
W. J. Dyer.
Green
Monroe.
R. C. Whitcomb
lowa.
Dodgeville
E. J. Perkins.
Jefferson
Jefferson
C. S. McKnown
Marathon
Wausau.
J. B. Thomas
Manitowoc.
Manitowoc.
H. Goedjen.
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa.
Dr. W. F. Butler
Monroe.
Sparta.
G. R. Downer.
Outagamie
Appleton
F. E. Overson.
Racine.
Racine.
L. T. Johnson.
Richland.
Richland Center
K. Killian
Rock. .
Janesville.
T. D. Wheeler
St. Croix
New Richmond.
J. S. Hall
Sauk.
Reedsburg
A. J. Whiffin.
Sheboygan
Sheboygan.
P. H. Johnson
Trempealeau
Whitehall
Fred Wilkins.
Vernon
Viroqua
D. W. Stanford.
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