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,InreselntdBi9cs @crid,tsperfab=
ren 1T TDtlaoeIpbia. : 3tpei
gefdbrltd,e Siebc INTO eSdIid)er
enf gebeimniBpoac sSeiie cut.
I0SSpn

Bbilabelphia, 9. Septbr.-Sm Sa=
mar D. $. mllrOcn SameS St. 0tpore unO s..
.. @laiams in gtew=D Dorf aui bic Qnfla9e
ncrbattet, aus Dem gSaibtngtoner Sdaban1te
$4,000 in auneiiuugen geitohleu Su baben,
mooon iie einen bebcutenoen Setrag in yteipz
Yorf abetten nno cine 2lupeiun9 auf s1148
an Srn. garens bier oerfauften. Sic mnrocn
na6 gSaibin9ton gebraht, I'M bort pro3eltrt
Su luerOen; pGbreno iie aber bort ibren Yro-
seB abluarteteu, murOen iie in Solge elmer
Nequtlition beS @ouperneurS BON Benniplpa.
nten bierher aus9elisfert, nm am y. Wtdr3
proSeiiirt 5u lueroen. Sim 10. WtdrS wuroen
tie ben Contradictions porgefiibrt, ange=
flagt, ben gtamen beS SameS 9S. gSapne auf
elne 3ahlnugs sanmeliung be8 Shatamtes &C.
fdlidt su baben. Der Sertbeioiger beantragte
cine Seridiebung oes Sales uno bic 2lnge-
fla9ten Wuroen inter giir9itaft geitellt;
pl0slid] traf jeOOd cine 9tequiiition bon Suf
falo ein unb Die Siirgid]aft ruuroe Suriidge3oz
gen. Die SerbanDlungen murben BON 3eit
III 3eit peri6ohen llno eS erbellt iebt, baB bic
bcioeu Serbreder in elmer gebcimniBpolleu
gSeiie entlahen poroen. Die 9(ngelegenbeit
miro norgen unterlu6t merOen. 90 uiel lit
itd1er, bab fie nid)t i'm @eridte entlaiien NOR
ben iiub, ioubern baB iie in Der @efangenen=
:3eue Des 9eridtSbauie5 in Sreibeit geictt
uuroen. Gs miro berid)tet, baB ein @cbeinl=
polisiit bel oteier Sransaftion $1,000 pcroteut
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Grmpr0un9 BON @crt6tSbeamten
tn WftSiitltta hires MmteS.

ct. 0ouis, Wio., 8. Septbr. = Gin &C.
miller SbaHnon, mllder icine 6abielisfeitea
fortSuidafien I'M Segrlfie itanb, ipdbrenO Elm
Yfdnouussbefebl gegen i'm ausseitellt mar,
erihoB i'm Serein nit Dan stoif5iger Die nit
Der 4ustiibrung oteles SeieblS beauitragten
SerihtShean1ten 0iron unb Glliptt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-10
3. @eatberbp ,,no SSbme,

Nr. II uno IS, gtoro 2ibertB EtraBe
aleinise Isenten fir
6biIton's GpntfdIe Furnaces fir's 5ei5en Don
Xtrd,em, Gaaen nno gSobnunsen,
iomie aut
GbiIton'S SeodzNan9e.
Die bette Rause, Die oem Yu6lifum iett seboten
ptro. gBr iino oud Sdnoler nit ben beiten 6emer=
pIat= uuD RohsSetem, unb sarantiren, oaB aue
uuiere Daareu uno arbeiten 3ufriebenbeit seben.
HDir repariren aut Furnaces. Hanses nno Sefen
ie9Iider Mrt. (Sepf, ,1Utf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-10
Mm bic 00. 9reber, &eap g. g..

Uaeine serren! Wir babeu oas gsrsuisen, su
befdtisen, DaB mir Shire 6ar6en felt efnser 3eit
pertaufen uno oab oieielben aaen, pelte fe ,9e=
bruutt baben, 3ufrieosnbett sese6eu babeu. sg!r
fur otelelben in Mnfprut6 nebmen.
luini1 h-I}op1Sfl Soh. u. RQter g &0htt,
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Spe3ial : Noti3e,t.
n1oare's Rafen. bdhunnIprr

efettip reinist uno madt Die Sabne tueiB, Tort ben
Wetnfeiu ab, nnb peroinbert Dos Yeroerbeu Der
3dbne. Die Saeon Der S6ahtel lift neu, nieoit, bez
auem uuo iparlam. Yrets % Gents. Gu baben In
allen Apot9eten uuo Trosuen=3anolunsen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-10
Wrurr Sphf,id,xQnhett.

yeuer Seppi9>Saoen.
soeben eroffuet in Nr. 1919, Sao=8roaetpas,
nebeu oem fd6tiiden Shulsebdube, nabe Danfftr.,
no it ftets einen pollen Uorratb Don
Sepptdten, @ad)Stnd;, Matten &c.
an Sauo babe. Sdone 5i4 Y9atten su 25 Gents,
4i4 farrtrte Natten 5u 23 @euts, gutter Sm8rom M
9epptGb 3u 371a Gents.
g. Sed1t, fun.,
(Nprfl9. .12D2tef) Yr. 129. Sio=BrodbpQn.
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Yu ben SnoianerzYsirret.

@bffago, 9, 9ept, : Gen, yientenant
sberiSan bat perfloifene 9ia6t folaenoe De-
peid)e bon Sen. Utiles erbalteu:
yr9auptquartiel i'm mSnoiaHer-Gebicte; gr-
petition nah ben, 8eb Otiucr, Seras, 81.
Ausuit, pia Sort Dodge, 8. Sept.-an &C.
neral Yope, Gonlmanoanten Ses WsiiIouri
Departments, - Wlit Dem unter meillem
Commando itebenben Corps babe i6 lsit Z
Sagsn bic perbiinoeten feinoliden Snbianer
bon Speet Mater bis 81 ben 9eahz &aters
am Iiiolid,en Ir1te peg 9feb 9tioer perielat,
5urd anftfensenbe MdrIde hlieb ih ihnen
tets auf ben 6erien, bis iie aeltern &ehrt
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3. Nains, 6eranssebsr.
epe1ial .Noti3ett.
8aIttntore
fire 9u(urauff Wfiff.

Baltimore
fre 9nfuranft Office,
elewens yde boa 9oxtbs sns xSatess ssetrake,
Sieie @eiealdatt ueri@ @ert tortmdbren6 aeeen Ser.
:ait ober Saaoen 6ur& SrauSunslid iomobt In 6e,
a3o9az. saoenz uno Sbaaren5dnier, sanSeIssater.
aiesaauz Yroeutte, WlobeIn. Saus gerdtbf4aften.
IN = Seu oe9rttsne ooer TIM Saten In eaouns befnSs
1.-The 1Sd9rSeu9e u. (. 10.
Oo5 Dtrettortum beffebt aus folsenben Serren:
Wm. 9. partition, Yrdfbeut;
Geo. U. 8tder5, s. b. 3apff,
SapiS g. WiIion, &. Ro6t. Senftn5,
Sofia9 Bennington, s. Rorton SteDert,
fSrancs 8. &tna, y. q. Nemcome-,
Senru Carroll. SrotQe 6or!pi3,
s.. g. Steuart, W. 29. GGplor,
s3.n. s. Drune, Ssrael Gobea,
George g. 9or;iion.
applifattonssgornuiareg gIe pei!ere 3atridt lbe1
Goub@ unb Dateritrabe, ertbeilt, mo aud aGe Mlfz
tS1e foiort erleoiat peroen. gerf terun9en neroen
aufir9enb etne Griit ansenommen. tuel4e Der appi'
fant .siIi ben mag.
(Jani,iSD 1r. @oossportb, setr.
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&idtige an5eise
fhr 0rtttoe 9ett i i merl
9eDoloe, abtritte, Cesspoos, Seutlofer uub onoer,
gertlefun9en peroen bel Gage seleert obue lblen
@eruh ourdb Den neueu
gern6loien Wusera bnne es=Apparat.
Vile 4uftrd9e fueroen prompt beiorst.
Snreat Wr. A, Sfcro SoHioaBftrate
(Sau6. .12ViteO
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9}ene &n3sigcn.

Wa,ar
ron 8atpaHcnSen5fteioerld,uitten
Vcue SdDnttte! Eeue SdIufttc,
g8ir eroffneu beute meme RapierSSbn fHr ben
Serbf 1874.
S9nttte BON aleouu9sltiidcn
tilr Oameu, 6erren uno Siuoer.
1000 pertd)teoenc Sd,uitte ,ur 9luSiuall.
0tele hnbitbeh Stntte iino au59ei5rt un0 9ca
lhnltteH BON Seuten, pelde Die bOfte Stlie in Ser
Sunit oes 8teoermdtens ctreibt hdbeH, uno fam
9tt1te Die Accurateiie uno Die golltUmWenbeit oieer
Shnitte fir ir9enb cine @endit crrtitbcH. Durb
ibren @ebrauh iuiro cine itete 6tgur beocuteno
peroe1jert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-10

nidt umbin, no6mals Seidlii1e ,u faHen
in ipeld,en Der llutsrnebmur9sgeif be,
vYacific Yoitoampfer 2lnie" mo bic sc.
i6idlidlfeit Der amcrtfaniid)sn Shiffsbauel
auf's bDfite gcriibmt murOeu. Ser ganse
3med Dieier picrSebntdsigen Spasierfahrt IL
Ser, oaB man in ecr ndditen Gon9rebiieun9
cine beoeutenbe gubiibie i'm eongreiIe her
aussuihlagen bofit. Ser 0ampier ma9te
auf ieiner !Serreiie 18 auoteu in 3ett pom
elmer StunOe.
- Der 0pfr. rSoben5o0ern4 lit bon Sre=
men bier ein1etrOIien.
= Ser 0ampier nWtoro Guitle" traf BON
Snpanna bier eiu.
= Sasllntsrihatamt 3ablte bsute $51 900
fir Sltereiien uuo $4,000 fir eingeSogene
Sonbs ans.
= Die bsutigen 3oasinnabmsn betrussu
$4G3,0O
Malob brdnoe i'm Staate Ne,p=Yprf.
gtew burg, N.zD, 8. Septbr. - Sn
oem So6lanbe bes Suoiou, Sort 0toutgo.
merp se9eniiber, rpiitben furdtbare sSalo=
hriiuhp
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92:zB Sumelier @aareu,
SE4s& 11hrrn.

8oloene uuo tiIberue ubren
dr Oamen, Serren uno &naben.
ale Arten
9@mu6i aGcn. 9tamanfen,
tetue afiipe Sttterm rmdaren,
f1IberpIatttrte EDaaren,
Etanb=ubren nnb 8ronSe=lpren, Wlaioltcd,
Bariier uno Bieuer Gancpsartifel
Der lesten f5acon gu reoustrten Ytetien bet
1ebriioer GantteIo & Gomp.,
(DeBS, BS,12Witef) Scr. 220, Wefts BalttmorefraBe.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

DIR. EAsToN has gone to Milwaukee
for few days to take more of Drs. Han
sons g. Rogers Turkish Baths. HIS
daughter Miss Anna accompanied him.
This ''Thermo Theropea' is located OF
the cornor Of 4th and Sycamore SITS.
The Drs. are and have been for the past
six years accomplishing much good IN the
relief and cure Of numerous seemingly
incurable Diseases. Many of our own
citizens claim to have received great ben
eft. Why can we not have such an es-
tablishment in our city?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

Wo1coTr MEDICINE. Stop that cough,
with seWolcott's Consumption Cure. }"
The best remedy in the world for coughs
and consumption. It heals liberated
throats and toncils, Soreness of the chest
and lungs. Wolcott's Pain Paint re-
moves every class of pain by thorough
outward application of Pain Paint over
the parts affected. Wolcott's Antetida-
tor cures Catarrh. These three great
remedies are for Sale at the Drug Stores
of Messrs. Bacon, Buerstatte, and Leub-
ner Il Son. t. I.
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Co. F.&IE PRis< e EDIN GS.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Mayor A D Jones, Alderman
Wallich, Boecher, Richter, Cooper, john
son, Mulholland, Rosso, Truman, Kuhl
Kostomlatsly, Knudson and Schroeder.
Minutes of last messing read and ap-
proved.
Petition of f Pautz for extention OF
time to finish Franklin Street from 18th
to 10Th street was on motion granted.
Pet'n of Augusta Perrin referred to
committee on License.
Petition of Fliegier Wahle & CO referr-
ed to committee on Dredge and Harbor.
Petition of 81 Johnson referred to
committee on assessment and finance.
Petition of w Shimonek referred to
committee on claims.
Aid. Wallich submitted the following.
Reso7yed that So So be referred to G.
Schmalfeld for erroneous assessment on
lot l3 block 317 situated In this city.
Adopted ayes - nays 0
Aid. Wallich submitted 5he following.
Reso7red that the special Bridge COM
nlittee be and are hereby instructed to
inquire into the expedieDcy Of building
breakwater under the approaches OF
the new bridge to be built on the site OF
the old one on eighth street, for the better
protection of the shipping and the har-
Dor, and to report to this board as soon
as practicable.
Adopted ayes II nays 0.
Aid. Kostomlatsky submitted the fol-
lowing.
Resozued that the necessary steps be
taken Immediately TO forbid all persons
in the city to sell, give, or procure any
kind of Intoxicating drinks to Fred Per
city charter.
Adopted ayes IL nays 0.
The following claims were presented
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

MASONIC Nantowoc Lodge No. 65, A. +.
NJ, meets every First and Third Wednesday IN eaca
ononth. at the Lodge Room, over mos nopinsoh
Drug Store, York Street
ODD MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge No. IS, I. o.
ofO, F.. meets overy Tuesday Evening over Thos.
Robinson's Drug Store. on York Street.
Manitswoc Lodge No. 1884, l. o; Of O. F., meets
every Wednesday evening, ar the Iooee nooAi' III
Carus building, corner Sth and Jay Sts
SONS OF HERMAN-Thusneda Lodge No. Z,
r,aets every Friday evenings Lodge Room in Carus
building. corner Sth and Jay Sts
.gTJRN vEREIN meets every Tuesday and Friday
evening at the Turner Hall on washington street.
sLOyANsKA LIPA meets every Sunday afternoon
Ar > o o'clock at their Hall on North Ith street.
THE SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD meets
avery "wednesday evening in Slovanska Lipa Hall on
North til street
First Presbyterian Memorial Church. Rev MIR = 81 b.
stevens corner of and State Sts, services at 1919
o'clock a. m, and p. NJ. Sunday School at p. hl'
aetbod;s, Episcopal Church. Rev.L.N. Wheeler. 7th
1t between Chicago and State streets services at 1919
& ~ and J.. m; Sunday School at p. M
ST James Protestest Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr.
prForrest corner of Chicago ana 9th streees ser
vices at 1oI% a. NJ. and P. NJ Sunday school, P NJ
-;rst German Evangelical Luthern Church, Rev.
Nr Hrebner corner sth and Marshall SITS, services
at 10 a. m, Sunday School at p III.
Catholic ST. Boniacieus Church, Rev. Dir. Fessier,
corner Of Main and Marshall SITS, Early Mass at a.
m. High Mass 10 a. IN. Nesper ut "a p NJ W eek
law Mass at a. M.
German Reformed Church, Rev Mr. Rusterholz, cor
ger Main aud Hamilton Sts services at 10 a. m ana
H. m; Sunday School at p M
German Methodist Church. Rev. Mr.. {. FAlert,on
sth ST. South Side: services at 10 a. NJ, ana T. IL =
Sunday School at "a. M
German Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. Hab, on tn ST.
South Side: services at 10 "a IN. and q p m SUNDAY
School at 9 q.
Norwegian Luthern Church. Rev Mr. Boern, cor
nd tat
the forenoon at 1919 m, and every other SUNDAY III
the afternoon.
Norwegian Methodist Church, 9th ST., North
Side, service at 1919 Il. M, and i12 p IN
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for further report.
Alderman Wallich submitted the fol-
lowing:
Resolred, That John Boecher is here
by confirmed by this Board as Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department of this
city for the ensuing year. Adopted, ayes
II, nays 0.
Oath of Office of John Boecher Chief
Engineer was ordered placed on file.
Bids were opened for building new
bridge on eight street and considered.
The following bids were presented
John r. Barnard 100000
Truman Proper $4,000
Chas. Raymond $40, 500. 90
A. B. Morse SIC, $50. 90
Greve & c.. Schroeder so, $40. 90
John Meyer SO, 900. 90
Aug. Meyer So, 400. 90
ALI. Aosher S9,500.OO
z. COIN $40, ZOO. 90
n. Gibson $40, 500. 90
Davis & Soulerin SIC, $4,000
Alderman Mulholland submitted the
following
Resolred, That the contract for build
ing 9Th street bridge be and IS hereby
awarded to August Meyer,l for the sum
Of nine thousand four hundred and
ninety dollars, when proper bonds are
furnished, and that the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby authorized to enter into con-
tract for the same. Resolution adopted,
ayes II, nays 0.
Alderman Cooper submitted the fol-
lowing
Resozred. That the amount of 80. So
be refunded to FL A Johnson as illegal
tax according to the wishes of his petit
ton and that the Mayor and Clerk be
authorized to issue orders for the same.
On motion council adjourned to Mon
day, Feb. Cd, 1874, at y M
F. W. BoRoHERDr, City Clerk
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

Mr.. ERwIH HUBBARD. one of the
early settlers OF our county, and very
successful Inventor of mechanical I'M
proyenents, has every prospect now OF
receiving one half, if not the whole, OF
the slOO, 900 reward offered by the State
of New York for inventlng a Dropelling
steam power to canal boats, which Is
20 realize certain prescribed conditions
Two of the boats, of the many which
were tried, namely, the Baxter and the
Newman, with Mr.. Hubbards wheel,
answered almost every require nent de-
manaed and practically solved the prot
lem.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

DANCING PARTY-A pleasant social
party will be held at the Williams House
next Thursday night. Ample arrange
ments have been made by an able and
active committee to satisfy any reasona-
bic expectations as regards good music !;
about the supper, it will be sufficient to
call to mind that Mrs. Williams will pro-
vide for it. The tickets, including oyster
supper, are $3.50,
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SUBsCRIBE-It will prove economy IN
both time and money if you subscribe
for the SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, that
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he first semi weekly number. tt
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News have not reached US from the
South since last Saturday night, the
late snow storm having blocked up the
Lake Shore railroad completely between
Milwaukee and Sheboygan. The morn
ing train from here yesterday did not
get beyond Sheboygan and will probably
work through to Milwaukee to-day. The
western train was about five hours behind
time from Forest Junction. but will be
on regular time again By tomorrow.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03
RESOLUTION NO. IA.

Fl. T. Hubbard submitted the follow
ing resolution
Resolved that the funds resulting from
the sale of the Poor farm and also from
the sale of the SO called Bach farm be
placed to the credit of the general fund.
Adopted by ayes Is :-Mill, BONN,
Zorn, p O. Shea, Tougher. F. Schmitz,
Rosso, Waii.ch, Cooper, kostomlatsky,
DAIMLER, Mohr, Piayfair, Cornell, Tou-
hey.
Nays 7:-Amonds, Hubbard, Fliegler,
FL. Ii. Smith, Zander, Linstedt. Reuss.
On motion Board adjourned to Satur-
day, the 9Th day Of November, 1873, at
9 O clock A. N.
A. NJ RICHTER,
County Clerk.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1873.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll was called. Quorum present.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Communication of the County School
Superintendent was read and referred to
select committee Wailich, Z. Schmitz
and Geo. Cooper.
Resolution of w. Zander instructing
the Committee on Railroads to invessi-
gate and report the condition of the
Manitowoc County R. r. Stocks and
other facts relating to Rail Road mat
tiers which are of importance to the tax
payers of this County was on motion
adopted.
Petition of P. O. Shea relating to ille-
gal assessment was referred to the proper
committee. The following report of the
Com mittee on Sheriffs and Justices &C
counts was on motion adopted:
Your Committee on Sheriffs and Jus
tices claims report that after carefully
examining all claims before them, they
have allowed accounts in full. amounting
to 1854 20, as per Schedule ga"
Also accounts allowed in part amount
ing to $I02. 26 and disallowed $50. SO as
per Schedule b"
The amount disallowed in full $40
as per Schedule c.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Signed JULIUS LINsTEDT,
HUGO REUss,
VIM PLAYFAIR.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

LosT.-On Friday eve. Jan. Both
1874 between DR.. Easton's Residence
and Platt's store, a long ronnd black
lynx tippet called s'Boa' the finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at DIR.
EastOn.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

FIRE ORDINANcE.-Our City Fathers
would earn the thanks of our community
by adding to the present fire ordinance
I'll the regulations necessary for steam
fire engines. At present there is not a
fireman in the city who knows what his
duties are in connection with the steam
engine.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

If ANY of our readers are in want OF
ANYTHING in the stove line they will do
well to call upon Z. ". Borcherdt, Chi
caro street, opposite Z. K. Rand s
hardware store, before purchasing. He
also keeps large stock Of tinware OF his
own manufacture. ii
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

LAND PLAsTER-Fresh ground and
constantly on hand at the Manitowoc
Plaster Mills in Oriental Mills ware
house. Farmers should not loose the
benefit of the good sleighing and get
their supply before bad roads set IN.
t. {. J. ScHUETrE & Bro.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

PRESIDENT Villas has returned to New
York to attend the meeting of the eastern
Directors of the M. L. S. & W. r. r.
We expect to be able to give cheering
news in regard to the continuation OF our
western branch to New London.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS AND LOCAL

PERSONS Aacii,g advertisements
Intended for Insertion ia the ensuing
number of the TRIB UNE, aciH please
haad an their taUors previous to aert
Wednesday noon.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

THE WEATHER our last issue
we can quote the great poet in stating
that cit first thew, then it blew and last
it snew,'' so that the sleighing is most
excellent.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

CUSTOM WoRK.-Mr. {. ii. Cold
water warrants all his work IN boots suc
shoes to be satisfactory in good material
neat fit and reasonable prices. We have
tried him and found him as good as his
w,rd "Go thou and do likewise. tt
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

Found. mourning veil, found near
9Th st. bridge, will be returned to the
owner at the Post Office by settling fees
with the P. NJ.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03
and referred

| f Pautz subcommittee OF Edward
D Jinkins 500 g on bridge
P S Tilson 500 &c s'F & W
r D Smart $3.50 9. !" claims
D A Shove SO
J Pulls 200 &c F." GO
III Gulickson 1.5O 6 's
J Klockmann 200 g e
The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed as follows
Il Westphal 1925 repairing ladder
III Greve $50 work on cistern
Goodman & Grabo so belts for Hal Co.
+ Gauger 135 labor on street
Allowed as reported. ayes II nays 0.
Report of J S Anderson Police Justice
was ordered placed on file.
Committee on Sanitary affairs recon-
mend to disallow the account or DR.. j.
F. Pritchard of So 90 for medical servi-
ces. Report adopted ayes II nays 0.
Com on bridge made the following re-
port on remonstrance OF A Wood and
others to raise 9Th street bridge
Your com report to grant this remon-
STRANGE for the reason OF it's being too
late to grant the petition accompanying
the same. Report adopted, ayes nays
5 (Boecher, Mulholiand, Rosso, Kostom-
latsky and Schroeder.
The select com appointed to settle
with Windiate & Richards for use of
dump scows made the following report ::
MAN1rowoc, WIS, Jan. 20, 1874.
no
claim Of the city against Messrs. Win
scows would respectfully report, that
upon investigation we find that the par
ties owe the city the sum of 1896. 81, as
would recommend that the same be col
lected without further delay. Adopted,
ayes II, nays 0.
On motion the City Treasurer was in
structed to collect from Messrs Windiate
& Richards the above amount.
Report OF T Hecker, street com re-
ferred to Sd ward com.
Report of T Seeger, Chief Engineer,
of officers elected by the Fire Depart
ment, was on motion accepted and placed
| on file.
Report of f Hecker, street com, on
petition of III Greve & Bro. was on mo-
| ton referred back to him for further
report.
Bond and oath Of Office of Chas. A.
Reuter- was on motion approved and
placed on file.
Claims of T Hecker, $72, for services
was on motion allowed in full. Adopted
ayes 9, nays l (KuhD
| On motion the rules were suspended
and the following claims allowed in full
J Pautz $500 watching fire
ii Gullickson 1,50
+ Hickman 200
d Jenkins 800 speci n for bridge
| r Ebbers 5,3S cleaning engine
Allowed, ayes II, nays 0.
Resignation of John Boecher as Alder
man of 1st ward was on motion accepted
| Bv resolution of Alderman Cooper,
council proceeded to ballot for Alderman
in the LIST ward, and A F Du-nke having
received majority of all the votes cast,
was on motion declared duly elected to
fill said vacancy. Ayes IL, nays O.
Oath of Office of A F Dumke, Alder
man LIST ward was received and ordered
placed on fle-
Alderman Cooper submitted the fol
lowing
Resoiped. That the Mayor and CLERK
be instructed to issue orders to the sew
eral parties named in the resolution re
funding the several amounts OF ilega
taxation.
J Bishof, S15.S5
r Franzel 1922
F Mueller S13,87
L Binkelman S55, 43
John Mack S29,eS
B Schade SO, 10
81 Esch 237, ga
Adopted, ayes IL, nays 0.
Petition of T G Shove was referee
back TO com Oh Assessment i Flnanc
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

CANCER. Am old resident Of Mishi
colt, Mr. Tereus, had a large cancer cut
out of his lip last Sunday afternoon by
two of our most eminent physiciass, who
do not want their names published. The
operation was perfectly successful, and
relieves the sufferer Of great pain and
anxiety. We congratulate our communi
ty on having such able medical men In
our midst.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03

TIE Scow Home was sold IN Mil
waukee last Thursday, by the q. S. Mar
shall for S2O75. 90 to Carl Nelgord OF Mil
waukee.