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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-30
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANITowoo, Oct. 22d, 1873.

MANITOwoC, Oct. 22d, 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayor A D Jones, Aldermen
Wallich. Boecher. Richter. Cooper,
johnson, Mnlhollan1. Rosso, Kostom-
latsky and Schroeder.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of WaIIschlager and others re-.
ferred to LIST ward com.
Aldermen Schroeder submitted reso.
luton to allow City Attorney Office rent
ETC.. for his term of Office, which, on
motion was referred to committee on
Claims:
Alderman Knudson submitted the fol-
lowing:
Resoired. That the com. on bridges be
and are hereby instructed to buy two
bells. and have said bells erected. one on
9Th street and also one on Main street
bridge, In accordance with the resolution
passed at last meeting of this board. The
said bells to be paid for by the City
Treasurer. Adopted, ayes 9, nays /
| tWallich)
Alderman Boecher submitted the fol
lowing:
Resolred, That the resolution adopted
May 10Th, 1873, liking the remuneration
to the bremen for their services,i is hereby
amended SO as to read as follows:
ResotreG. That the usual amount of
ten dollars he allowed to each fireman In
good standing, for one year, and orders
to be issued at the proper time. Adopted
| ayes 10, nays o.
| Alderman kostomlatsky submitted the
following
| Resolred, That the com. On bridges be
| and are hereby instructed to have the
Sth street bridge repaired Immediately,
and put into as easy a condition as posi-
bic. Which was indefinitely postponed.
Ayes 10, nays 0.
Alderman Wallich submitted the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS. it is deemed necessary that
some pasSabie roadway should lead to
and from the river on the south bank OF
| the same during the winter, therefore
ReSotced That the Street Com of The
lst district, is hereby authorized and in
strucred TO do such grading at the inter.
sectlod OF 18th street and the Manitowoc
| river as Is necessary to accomplish the
object sought. Adopted, ayes 10, nays. o.
Alderman Rosso submitted the fol-
lowing:
Resolred, That the Street Com. of the
lst and 81 wards, be and is hereby iu-
structed to grade and gravel the following
crossings, To wit
The crossing on Franklin street be-
| tween llth and Water streets, and the
crossing on Franklin and l5th street, in
the Sd ward. Adopted, ayes 10, nays 0.
Alderman Mulholand submitted the
following
| Resolred, That the Mayor appoint a
com. of tour from this council, to procure
plans and specifications for new bridge
on oth street to replace old one, and re-
| port the same to this council as early as
possible. Adopted, ayes 10, nays O.
The Mayor appointed as such com.
Aldermen Mulholland, Bocher, Rosso
and Kostomlatsky.
The following claims were presented
and referred
J Schce..e & Bro. 1871 Com on Claim.
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E. G. HAssE has how connected With
his farming machinery the sale of tubs,
pals, measures, baskets. wash boards,
OK bows. counter and platform scales,
also farming and garden tools. Mr.. Fl.
has also received new and full supply
OF plows, feed cutters, stump machines
and tanning mills. Our farming com
munity will find it to their advantage to
give Mr.. Hasse an early call, a. he is
determined not to be undersold by apv
ore il this city or State. Store opposite
the post Office
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Ii. BREEsy,
HENRY BAETZ,
s. S. BARLOW.
SHERIEE'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution Issued ont of and un-
der the. seal OF the Circuit Court, of Nauitoyyoc
county, upon Judgment rendered in said county.
the I'D day of Nav 1873. before Don. Shove aIca
justice Tor the city Of hauItowOc, in favor of L.
5Tandcis and against Geo u. Burt, II transcript Of
which said Judgment duly filed IN the Office OF
The Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Manitowoc county
and said Judgment duly dookeeG said Office on the
ID day OF Septemt er, 1873. have levied upon all
The right, title and interest which the snid Geo H.
Burt had on % day ot September 4. D., 1873
at any time thereafter, of in and to tie following
prof. ery to wit:
The south half of the south west quarter Of section
fifteen t15) i'll township number twenty one on
north OF range number twenty three (3j being
sitHaied IN Manitowoc county, which said descFbed
property, VIII sell az public vehdue to the highest
bdd- at the I. ont door Of the Court house, III the
city Of MInIfOwoc, the 10Th day OF November,
1873, at ten O'Clock i'll the forenoon of said day.
Dated SheriiIs Office, Nanitowoc Wis this 2Tth dav
Of September A D., 1873.
K. d. SMART, Sheriff.
p. J. PIERCE, under Sheriff
Manitowoc Count y. Wisconsin. 25-Gt
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We had the Measure of meeting Rev.
Mr.. Wheeler and his estimable lady yes
terday, and to learn from them thai they
are again permanently located in our
midst During their long absence from
here they have been all around the world
and for several years On mission in
China. We heartily welcome them in
the name OF all that is good aud true in
our community and congratulate the
latter, especially the good old Methods,
society here to their eminent ACQUISITION.
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Don t fail to Uote.

JUDGE l.. F. FRIsBY, the able and
eentlemaniy Republican nominee for
Attorney General, came here ON flying
visit last Tuesday night and left again
the next morning. The Judge reports
the prospects of the Republicans in this
State as quite encouraging, if they will
only come out to vote, and not like those
In Ohio, stay at home, too sanguine Of
success, whether they personally do theil
duty as citizens and Republicans or not
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+. L. WATRoUs, a young gentleman
from Port Washington. gave US a friend.
ly call, informing Us that he had estab-
lished Lawyers Office in NJ. Plat d
block, also that he was ready for bust
ness, and left his card for publication.
Our conversation with him, though
short, satisfied US at onca,- that Mr..
Watrous is well educated. studious
young gentleman, who will do his utmost
to satisfy the expectations of his clients.
We congratulate our community to this
new acquisition, and recommend him
l., general favor.
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SheriFs Sale.

DY virtue of an execution ssued out OF and under
ID the seal of the Circuit Court Tor Marfiowuc
County, Ni-cOnsin upOJ judgment rendered in said
ounty the 18th day OF August ID. 1873 before
j. 8 Anderson Justice Of the Peace !ar MaIituEuc
county. ia favor Of Joseph Rice and gnatz fretn man
nd against VI lliam knapHTarrf. atigriue Kuapwarst
and Peter Brick. transcript OF vii c SAID judgment
dug filed in the Office OF the Clerk the Circuit
court for ManitOwGc county. and sad udgment Only
'iJckeed in said office the 18th OF August. 1873.
have levied upon all the right, title and interest
which the sa Peter Brick (Cne of the defendants)
had on the 18Th day Of August, 1873. any time
fhcreaifed Oi in and to the following described prop
erty to wit: The east half of tIx werl half of the
southwest quarter (el of the wlDf the ssq) of sec
fiun number eleven. al township number seventeen
~ range number twSni ytwo, (2Zj east which will
sell public yendue to the highest bidder at my
Office in the Court House ia the City MsntoSvoc in
sad Comfy the eleventh day Of October 1873 ut
ten oclpck 10 the forenoon of spid day.
Dated 81 erfs offics, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, this
2Gth cay OF August, 1853.
I'D. SMART
Sheriff of MauitoWoc County.
The above sale is heteby postponed until the lst
day Of November, 1873, at same hour aud place.
Il. d. SMART,
Sheriff Nauitowoc County.
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Election next IUesduu.

Rev. j. LAvELLE left this morning
with his family for his new appointment
at the Methodist Church in .Ripon.
With this notice we cannot help express
sing our best wishes for the continued
welfare and spiritual success of that gen.
tleman, who has SO faithfully admins
tered the teachings, admonitions and the
comforts of the christian religion in
word and example to his charge in this
city for the last two years, and to hear
tily recommend him and his to the
warm welcome and hearty support OF
the christian community which is now
entrusted to his care and keeping.
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500 Broadway, New York

Mr.. FRANK FISHER has commenced
an agency for the sale of farming ma
ehlnery and for buying grain and farm
ers produce generally, and we learn that
be is already doing quite large share
OF our city trade in that line. Mr..
Fisher. during his long residence in This
county, has secured for himself the
enyiable reputation Of superior business
eapaeiSys kooe sly hnd iutegTitN
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
Proclamation by the Presidents.
By the President of the United States of

The approaching close of another year brings with
u the occasion for renewed Thanksgiving and ac-
REIMBURSEMENT to the Almighty Ruler of the Uni.
verse OF the unnumhered nlerces which He has be-
slowed upon u.s. Abundant harvests have been among
the rewards of industry. With local exceptions
heal h has been among the blessings enioyei Trsn,
aufity At home and peace with other nations have
prevailed Frugal industry is regaining it's merite
recognition and its meritad rewards Gradually but
rIder the Providence of God surely As We trust The
Nation 10 recovering from the lingering results of
dreadful civil strife For these and all the other
nsrciss vonchsaedt becomes us as people 10 return
.sartfelt and grateful acknowledp ments anf with
our thanksgiving we may pra, ers for the ce5-
sstlon Of local and temporary suffering
i therefore recommend that on
Thursday. tho 27fh day of yoyembcr
next, the people meet in their respective places of
soEship 70 make their acknowledgements to Ainli sty
500 ior his oounties and His protection and offer
70 Him prayers for their continuance
In witness whereof have hereunto set NV hand
and caused the seal of the United States % be
lone az the City of Washington. this 18th Of October
u the year of our Lord 1875 and of the Ipderand.
soee OF the United States the ninety-seveE;b
ULYSSES S. GRANT
BY the President:
HAMILTON FIsH, Secretary of State
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Vote for Eph. ". Young.

A DANCE-We have learned that a
club has been formed to entertain our
dancing community with a series of
dances for this winter Only those and
their friends to whom invitations are sent
will be admitted, which, with the parties
projecting it, we are sure will make il a
success and strictly select.
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:" THE renorter of q Nashrilla

THE reporter of Nashville paper
who, mentioning young lady's decease,
touchingly alluded to her as one of the
brlghtest jewels that ever filittersd il The
diadem OF an earthly homo one of the
purest stars that eyer CLEANED upon The
llonuet Of our social sky; one of the
sweetest flowers that ever bionmed IN ,bo
hloen 81 earliest association, has had
mo9tn haif cash and the balance ia
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For SALE. Attention is called to the
new advertisement of Messrs. Lyman &
Wright, of Manistee, Mich, who offer
their store. dock, etc. for sale on very
favorable terms. The large business con-
nections between our city and western
Michigan would make the establishment
of a commission house in Manistee by
some Of our enterprising citizens quite
desirable.
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IL ? II the D0ILs.

HELP.-Can there nothing be done
here for the relief OF the sufferers in
Memphis, where thousand persons are
down with the yellow fever. Every city
and benevolent society in the United
States almost is doing something. What
VIII t,rs' tigVrclses and soaeties doY
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JUDGE REED arrived in town last Sat
urday, but had to leave home again on
Monday, being called away by pressing
business. We hope that his uncessant
iabors may soon be fully rewarded by a
success completed in every particular,
and he may be permitted to enjoy once
more the undisturbed blessings of home
and friends.
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The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed as follows:
K K Rand. SlS 80. suudries for dredge.
Allowed, ayes 10. nays 0.
Report OF + Hecker, Street Com. stat
/ ~ that Chas. Grutzmacher has fulfilled
his contract with city according to plans
and specifications, was on motion placed
On file.
Report of F Seeger, Chief Engineer,
for quarter ending Sept. Both. was on
motion accepted and placed on file.
The Mayor submitted the following
report on the amount drawn on the poor
fund tor the month of September. 1879.
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LECTURE.-Rev Mr. Wheeler will
speak on the Life and Missions in China.
at the Methodist Church, next Sunday
evening, from his own experience. We
can safely promise a pleasant and in
structive entertainment and a crowded
house.
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Vote for Michael Ki7'1Ca7l
Book Notices.

Peters Musical Monthly. No. IS, for
NoveuS, her, is to hand, and contains its
usual amount o. fine songs, choruses. and
instrumental piano music. This work is
printed from full size music plates. and
gives every month several songs. duets.
choruses, and piano pieces, to the amount
of at least "a; and yet all the publisher
asks is the modest sum of 80 cents per
copy. Those fond of music can save
money by sending 80 cents for the No
vember mum rS Address,
j. L. rEas:
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Dir. AND Mrs. LUEPs will please &C.
cept our thanks for the fine assortment
Of luscious fruit, of their own raising,
kindly presented to Mrs. B., all of is
equal and some much superior to any
fruit ever seen or tasted in this county.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

DALr.-South, East and West, leaves Manitowoc
daily, at o'cios M, and arriving at Sheboygan
ia time for the train. Three times a week; Monday
Wednesday and Friday, by the way of Newtonburg
Meme Edwards, Howards Grove, to Shebeygs aud
three times a week-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
By y of Nordheim, Hlka, CentreVilie Moseie, TO
SheboJ
The mail from Msnitowoc to Two Rivers, daily II
p. m and arrive. at Manitnwoc at ! a m
TRI-WEEKLY.-To Chiffon Leaves Manitowoc ev-
sry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and arrives at
Chiffon al 6p.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Monday, Wednesday
snd Friday at p. Ii.
To Green Bay, via. Two Rivers-Leaves Manitowoc
every Monday, Wednesay and Friday, at p. and
arrives at Green Bsy next day at p.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday, at a
SEafWEEKLT-To Kewaunee-va Two Rivers
sesyes Aanitowoc, Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday
eTening and arrives At Mauitowoc Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning.
Leaves Manitowoc Monday and Thursday at p m.
and arrives at Msnitowoc every Tuesday and Friday
At a.
WEEKLT.-From Manitowoc TO Menasha-Leaves
Menasha every Friday at nn md arrives at Man
itowoc at - m. Leaves Mantowoc at p. n the
same day and arrives at Menasha at p.
The special Post Offices at Francis Greek, Prag, Ros
sGcrHns and Pngs Bridge, get their Iaiis every Sat-
srda afternoon.
PoJt Office open for mail delivery, from a. to
p m. Sundays from tn IL a nj.
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CITY OFFICERS

Mayor-A D. JONES.
City Clerk. W BORCHERDT
City Treasurer-ERED. SCHULTZ
City Attorney-GEo. n. gOoDIN.
Police Justice-DON A. SHOVE.
Assessor-M. yOLLENDOREJ
Marshal-FRED. BECKER.
1T, II. A Wallich
Aldermen, LIST Ward, J. Boecher,
A. NJ. Richter,
Geo Cooper,
Aldermen, ID, Ward, }. s. johnson,
Ira P. Smith.
& A Rosso,
Aldermen, Sd Ward, Ii. Truman,
NJ. huhl
T. kostomlasky,
Aldermen, 4th WardS knudsan,
+. Schroeder,
Justices of the Peace-1st Ward-J. F. Zinns; I'd
Ward, Geo. n. Woodin; Sd Ward, j. 0'Hara 4th
Ward, J. 8. Anderson.
Constables-1st Ward, Vim. Griebiing; I'd Ward
r. Thompson; Sd Ward, j. Strauch; 4ih Wsrd +
Murphy.
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Residents of the Second
District Uote for O. s..
Davis.

LAST Monday night commenced one
of the seyeresi STOW storms within our
recollection. the wind at the time blow
ing almost gale from the northeast
the water rose considerably in our harbor
and huge waves came up IS far as Main
stroo, @~sd3s. compelling many vessels
to go up above the DEM. fN's''
This blow has more than ever demonstra-
ted to us the necessity of breakwater
at the mouth of the harbor, and we hope
thai sufficient sum viii be appropriated
at the next session of Congress to COM
plete this improvement
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Sale Of Forfeited Mortgage Lands.
CfEce of Com. Of School and University Lands
Madison, is, September 18th, 1873. !
STATE OF WISCONSIN

CfEce of Com. Of School and University Lands,
Madison, v is, September 18th. 1873. /
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DANE COUNTY
The following described lands in Manitowo Couu-
~, having lren forfeited by of the non pay
lle't OF interest upon loans granted thereon: No.
tlce Is hereby given, that the II lie offered at
Public AHcto" and sold to the highest bidder
Office OF the Secretary OF State, tho Capitol.
Madison on the 10Th day OF December, A. u 1873
unless sooner redeemed according to law. said sale
To commence at . O'Clock A VI. and continue from
day To day until all Of such lands shall have been 20
offered.
Tie minimum price at which such lands will he
oiie ed Will lie the amount named opposite each
hinder tie hhding Total amount due Stale, vich
includes the amount OF loan the The first
day OF january, A. ID 1874; thee per damages
the taxes which have been returned agaiIist such
lands, and the cost OF advertising the same
Sal lands viii he ~old subject to all taxes which
at the time of sale. lie due theI Other con-
ditiuns OF ~; Will be announced by Commissions
eTs at the opening Of the sale
Ii. BREEsy,
HENRY BAETZ,
:. :. BARLOW
Commissioners of School end University lands
Advertisements of forfeited mnrtgaged lands in
Manitowoc County. Name, Geo. ". Emery; descrip-
ti"n. lots no. 2 in block 81 ia the village Of
NaEitUwoc; amount due. $4,000; amount of interest
sil3O amount of penalty, $50; of taxes,
s9 70 amount OF interest, penalty. taxes and Hdver
using, Sl50 O5 total amount due State, SG0OG years
ON which Interest is due, 1873,
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Mr.. REED, of the Chicago Inter Ocean,
is in town and will see his friends-old
and new-to obtain subscribers for his
excellent paper. We bespeak for him
the best encouragement possible, and o
good long subscription list.
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To the Electors of .N0ni-
to1Doc County.
After consultation with many
leading Republicans of this
County, and acting under their
advice, / hereby respectfully
decline to accept the nomina-
ton for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court, rendered me at
the late Republican County
Convention.
Dated Manitowoc, Oct. goth,
1873.
w. w. WALDO.
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We understood that the Goodrich
Transportation Company has determined
to put line of steamers upon the East
Shore next season also a boat from
Milwaukee to Manistee, via Ludington.
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GEORGE REED, JR., very agreeably
surprised US this morning by pleasant
call George came here yesterday from
Ashland to visit home and friends and
we hope viii stay with us for good.
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HoNEsT.-We learn with pleasure
that our Mayor and City Clerk decline
to sign an order for $3.50 for office rent
to the City Attorney there being no
two thirds vote in its favor.
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A YOUNG Irishman told sweet Cork
girl flesh and blood not made of stop
peri that the following was photography:
U R a B L Z, L N"
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Vote for Robert II. Baker,

The snow storm which commenced
last Monday did not cease until Tuesday
afternoon, and the wind changing to the
south has also changed our before hard
frozen streets to be now quite muddy.
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Cast oria is more than substitute for Castor
OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence which il
certain to assimiIate the food regulate the bowels
cure windcolic, aud produce natural sleep 1t con-
tains neither minerals, morphine alcohol and is
pleasant to take Children need not and mothers
may rest. 2O-26ly
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MISCELLANEOUS AND LOCAL

PERSONS housng advertisements
astended for insertion IN the ensuing
number of the TRIBUNE, ,ciU please
hand n, Their JaUors previous to neat
Wednesday noon.
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We understand that the Dry Dock
Company have commenced work on a
large vessel to be something over 200
feet keel. The particulars will be given
next week.
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Notice TO Mariners.

FRANKFORT, Lake Michigan.-On the
Goth inst, fixed red light was exhibit
ted from an open framework structure
recently erected on the outer end of the
south pier, harbor of Frankfort, Mich.
sixth erder, Illuminating $50 deg. of the
horizon. The focal plane is elevated
381 feet above the level of the lake,
which corresponds to range of visibii-
ty of twelve statute miles. This light
will be continued until the close of navi-
cation.
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FoR RENT-A well furnished front
room with boardD corner of Main and
Buffalo street, also vacancies for few
day boarders at Mrs. Shepard's. If