Dr. W. T. O'Brien is th ehealth officer.  His salarey is $25.  For this compensation th edoctor is expected to perform all the duties of health officer, including quarantining and faumigating after contagious diseases, the  city only paying for the chemicals used.  There are two other doctors ehre and they are prompt in their dealings with the health officer.
    There are two hotels here, the Mauston Hotel adn Central House. They both hav neat wash and toilet rooms and supply individual towels.
    There are two small markets in neat coniion and I have no recommendation to make in connectin with same.
    Water supply is from drive wells, the supply furnished through pumping station and reservoir.
    Mauston has public sewer syste, but no orinance to force connectin with same.  I took this matter up with the authorities.  There are two blocks of open ditch parallel with and one block west of the main street.  Sewer shold be laid to drain this ditch of stagnant water connecting with the main sewer at the south end of the ditch if there is pitch enough to allow of same.
    The health organizatin here is made up of two councilmen and Dr. O'Brien. The doctor has not qualifed as health officer adn I asked him to go before the city clerk and  attend th this matter.
    In the offie of the Register of Deeds I find all certificates filed and indexed up-to-date.  I spent about two hours in looking over the files and their returns come in quite complete from all places except the town of Kingston and Lyndon Station.  I could not find a thing from Lyndon Station since January and I am sure there must have been births, deaths or marriages there since that time.