Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees . D. MISHOFF married Laura C. Ransch, a teacher in the PublicSchools of Milwaukee. They have one child, a son,Willard Mishoff. MILLIGAN, William Scott Princeton in Ickesburg, Pa., 1844 ; prepared for Collegeat Tuscarora Academy, Pa.: graduated Princeton, 1864 ;studied law in Carlisle, Pa.; entered service of ChicagoMilwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co., Chicago, 1872; trans-ferred to Milwaukee, 1878; Tax
Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees . D. MISHOFF married Laura C. Ransch, a teacher in the PublicSchools of Milwaukee. They have one child, a son,Willard Mishoff. MILLIGAN, William Scott Princeton in Ickesburg, Pa., 1844 ; prepared for Collegeat Tuscarora Academy, Pa.: graduated Princeton, 1864 ;studied law in Carlisle, Pa.; entered service of ChicagoMilwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co., Chicago, 1872; trans-ferred to Milwaukee, 1878; Tax Commissioner of thatcorporation since 1886. WILLIAM SCOTT MILLIGAN, Lawyer,was born in Ickesburg, Perry county,Pennsylvania, .April 14, 1S44, the son of lames and 146 UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR SONS Eleanor (Linn) Milligan. He is of Scotcli-Irishancestry. His early education was obtained in tliepublic and select schools of his native town, andat Tuscarora Academy, Academia, Juniata county,. WILLIAM S. MILLIGAN Pennsylvania, from which he entered Princeton asa Sophomore, graduating with the degree of Bache-lor of Arts in 1864. He was a law student in theoffice of Hon. William H. Miller, of Carlisle, Penn-sylvania, and subsequently, in 1872, entered theemploy of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-way Company as assistant to its Chicago was transferred to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in1878, continuing in the Legal Department for atime, and was later assigned a position in theGeneral Managers office. He is still in the serviceof the same corporation and has occupied hispresent position, that of Tax Commissioner, fornearly fourteen years, having been appointed March20, 1886. While a student at Princeton, Mr. Milli-gan held membership in the famous Whig Societyof that University, founded by President Madison,and he is now a member of the Milwaukee he is a Republican. R 1870, and counsellor 1873; Representative to the , 1885-86; Member
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