The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-28


chairman. J. s. Anderson was appoint
ed Secretary.
The following named delegates pre-
scented their credentials:
| First Ward-P. Johnston, C. E. Estabrook, J.
| s. Anderson.
| Second Ward VIM. Werneke, L. Mohrhusen,
Carl Weiss.
| Third Ward--F. A. Bean F. vollendorf.
| Fourth Ward-Geo. Cooper. Samuel Hall, A
Prochaska.
| On motion Convention proceeded to
an informal ballot for Mayor, resulting
as follows:
| John Schuette. 8 votes.
| Chas. Luling, votes.
| A. D. Jones, 2 votes.
A formal ballot was then taken as fol
lows:
John Schuette received votes.
A D. Jones
There being no choice second formal
| ballot was taken:
| John Schuette received votes.
A. d. Jones 3
Chas. Luling !"
John Schuette having received ma
| jority of all the votes cast, he was on
motion declared the unanimous choice
of the Convention
An informal ballot for City Treasurer
| was then taken with the following result:
F..Kostomlatsky received votes.
Fl. Guttmann 3
N. Nielsen 2
L. MendliS "
On the first formal ballot F. Kostom-
latsky was nominated by the following
vote:
F. Kostomlatsky received votes.
H. Guttmann 8
The following City Convention was
then announced by the Chair, after
which the Convention adjourned sine
die:-Geo. Cooper, J. s. Anderson,
f A. Bean.
FOLLOWING conveyances of real estate
have been recorded in the Registers
Office since our last issue:
Henry Eberhardt and wife to Aug. Eber-
hardt 80 acres in So of SW14, S. 30, 7. 1S
R. 23 town of Newton, consideration $3.50
John Erickson to Magnus Erickson. E1x of
Ell of NE14, S. 20. and NJ of SwA of
NW14 s. Fl, T. 49, R. %, 80 acres, town of
Manitowoc Rapids, consideration 1900
| Joseph S. Shearer to SEVERN Oleson, NWA
of NEA, S. 5, T. 20, r. 25 east, 40 acres,
| town of Two Rivers, consideration 125
| Matthias Schneider to Anton BorweSi and
wife, SWH of NE14 and NW4 of SEA s.
| TT. 20, r. 25, so acres town of Two Riv-
ers, consideration 1000
John Cichy and wife to Jacob Mathans lot
| q in 8. SO, T. Is, R. %, 40 acres, town of
| Newton, consideration $500
John Murphy and wife to William Sy, 81
of NW14, S. 16, and NW14 of NW14, S. II,
7. Is. r. 81, 120 acres, town of Eaton 1850
| Joseph Heinemann and wife to Michael
| Schaf, So of SW14 of NE4 and M of
| M of SEA, S. p, Il. 20, R. "a 60 acres,
| town of Two Rivers, consideration 1900
| Joseph Heineman and wife to Herman
| Goedgen, So of 81 of SE14, S. %. T. 20.
| r. "a, 40 acres, town of Two Rivers $40
| John A. Hussey and wife to Henry Coakley
| lot II, block It's, city of Manitowoc, 500
| REPUBLICAN WARD NOMINATIONS were
made on Friday evening. as follows:
| FIRST WARD.
Aldermen-Fred Schultz. Supervisory Fred
Harris, n. Greve.
| Justice of the Peace-A. Y allich.
Constable-William Griebling.
| SECOND WARD.
Aldermen-P. Johnston, Supervisory Andrew
Hanson, C. c. Smailey.
Justice of the Peace-W. w. Waldo.
| Constable-Robt. T. Blake.
THIRD WARD.
| Aldermen-L, Sherman. Supervisory ]. Knick-
rehm, Carl Greve,
Justice of the Peace-wm. Schuette.
| Constable-A. Mannheimer.
| FOURTH WARD.
Aldermep-Geo. Cooper, Supervisory s. Hall,
A. Prochaska.
Justice of the Peace-Don A. Shove.
Constable Henry Straueh.
THE Public Schools, of District No. 1,
close the present term on Friday, March
29th. The pupils of the High Schoo.
offer the following programme for clos
ing exercises
1. Music-The American Hymn-Chorus.
| 2. Recitation-"Daft."
| 3. Music-Serenade-Male Quartette.
4. Debate-Resolued, That in the adoption Of
his Southern Policy, President Hayes was
justified by the course of events since the
Close Of the war:
S. Muso-Beautiful Songs from the Saa-Solo.
0. Recitation-The Men to Make STATE.
| Z. Essay-Dolls.
s. Music-Those Distant Chmes-Trio.
9. Selections from Hamlet-Seniors
10. Music-The Boatman's Return-Chorus.
All patrons and friends of the school
are in7itel eo be present ut 2 o'clock P.
NJ, Friday. March a9ti..
|
THERE was sudden change in the
weather OH Saturday, reminding us that