Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-23
1t costs 1921 per week to support
each one of the unruly boys in the Re-
form School at Waukesha.

1t costs 1921 per week to support
each one of the unruly boys in the Re-
form School at Waukesha.
The ladies Aid Society and the St.
Agnes Guild of ST Paurs church will
meet with Mrs. III. P. Rus sell, Thursday
evening.
Bayfield, county, with its 564 popula-
ton, has the smallest number of inhabl-
tants of any county in the state. There
are SO counties in the state.
When the census was taken there
were Is Chinese in the state. Ozaukee
is the only county that does not have
negro in its territory.
There will be no state bounty on
wolves. The law makers at Madison
think the counties interested should do
the paying, and the industry of wolf
raising should not be encouraged.
The petitions in circulation favorlng
the restoration of the Hall Compromise
Plan of settling our bonded debt lind
willing signers. 1t is clear that major
ity of our citizens favor a return to this
method of settlement.
The advertisement of the Jones Ven
tilated Truss, said to be the easiest, safest
and best in the world, will be found in
another column. Brennecke q Steinfort,
Druggists. Main street, are the sole agents
in this city and vicinity for the Jones
Truss.
Hon. S. w. Lamoreaux was nominal
ed for probate Judge of Dodge county, by
the democratic convention held at Jul
neau last Thursday. During his term
in this office which is now closing Judge
Lamoreaux has given perfect satisfaction,
and his endorsement of another nomina-
ton is but just and proper.
The internal revenue bill reported to
the House of Representatives repeats the
taxes on savings banks, bank deposits,
checks, patent medicines cosmetics per-
fumery, matches, etc. 1t makes a total
reduction of $25,000,00O in the internal
taxes.
AT the vestry meeting of ST. Pauls
church held Monday evening, Rev. Harry
Thompson presented his resignation as
rector of the parish to accept the pastor
ate of the Episcopal Church at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa The resignation was &C
cepted and takes effect March 10th.
The Watertown Rifles paraded the
streets yesterday in honor of Washing
toms Birthday, making splendid dis
play with their handsome uniforms and
soldierly bearing. In the evening the
grand ball of the Rifles at Turner Hall
called out large company who enjoyed
themselves to the utmost until day
light this morning.
Rev. II. Thompson started yesterday
m Orning to attend the Pre-Lenten SER
vices of the clergy of this diocese at Ma
shotah, beginning Tuesday of this week
and closing Friday. The services will be
conducted bv Rev Mr.. Kelley, of Min
neapolis, by invitation of Bishop Welles.
The very remarkable Scotch lecturer
Prof. Allan Curr, will deliver his popu-
lar lecture entitled "a night in the Eng
lish House of Commons" in the Method
list Episcopal Church this wednesday,
evening. He was announced for last
evening, but telegram was received
late in the afternoon saying that
the sudden illness of his family pre-
vented him coming but that he would
be here sure this evening. He comes
with marked commentator from
leading British statesmen church digni-
taries and newspapers including The
London Times. The pamphlet containing
these may be seen at the Post Office.