Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-27
The card of 1. Brunners tonsorial


nounced awarded to j. L. Perry, Water
town, on polishing cylinder.
Last Saturday Nessrs. Nick and ia
cob Schanen, OF Port Washington, pur-
chased one of DR.. Valerius & Co.'S fancy
Clydesdale stations at very fancy price.
Capt Ed Marsh, an old resident of
Jefferson, will remove to the town OF
Beaver Dam in few days, having leased
the farm belonging to his father, Henry
Marsh.
CONGRESSMAN Clark, of the Sixth dis
trict, has appointed VIM. Baehr, of Osh-
kosh, cadet at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. Cadet Baehr is son OF A.
F. Baehr, former resident of this city.
If there should be any copies of the
Blue Book of 1889 not yet printed, it
would be well where the first assembly
district of Jefferson county is spoken OF,
to change the town of ashland" to Az
ITALIAN.
Mrs E. Kopp died Thursday last at
Der home in the Second ward, aged 70
wears. Deceased had been resident OF
WATERFOWL for the past 81 years. Her
funeral was held Sunday from the Ger
man Methodist church.
-Nowack, Schmutzler & Co., the en-
terprising undertakes, have just received
a new fuueral car from the well-knOwn
establishment Of Cunningham 4 Co.,
Rochester, New York. The vehicle is
highly finished and built after the latest
and most approved style.
The work has commenced on the new
addition to the Commercial hotel, which
contemplates its enlargement by from 10
to Is rooms, steam heating, fire alarm,
electric bells and ether improvements
that will render the Commercial one OF
the best and most convenient hotels in
the interior of the state.
Monday the farmers quite generally
in this vicinity commenced their seeding,
large proportion of which will be finish
ed this week with the continuance of the
present fine weather. The land is in fine
condition fer cultivating, and the season
is about three weeks ahead of last year,
causing the farmers to feel quite encour-
aged over the prospect
There appears to be misappreAen-
sion with some regarding the time when
fish may be caught without violation Of
law, and for the information of all such
we append the time when game fish may
be taken: Pike, from May l to April l;
brook trout, from April Is to September
l; Mackinaw trout, from December l to
October l pickerel, from May to March
|: black bass, from June l to March J..
The Democratic convention for the
nomination of city ticket will be held
dl ueTulduu " DftSCuiCI lCSeduAaht
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock. At
the same time justice of the peace for
the Third and Fourth wards, and also
one each for the Fifth and Sixth wards,
will be nominated Democratic caucuses
in the several wards for the nomination
of delegates and ward officers will be beld
Friday evening.
The Church Lecture Course concert
Friday evening was the means of bring
ing before a WATERFOWL audience in a
some what informal way vocalist OF high
order of talent. We refer to Mrs. A. c.
Blankenburg, of Fond du Lac. Her So
prano voice has fine range and compass
and very strong and clear in expression.
No one heard in concert here for long
time created more favorable preston.
Her repertoire included an Italian song
and one in German, the latter being par
ticularly we'll adapted TO her style of voice.
Mrs. Blankenburg was encored three
times, one OF her responses being Coming
Through the Rye"
Mr.. Field has introduced bill in the
assembly to regulate the practice of meii-
cine which be thinks is free from the OBJ
iectionable features in the medical bill
now before the assembly. Mr.. FIELDS bill
is practically the same as the Illinois law,
which has been in operation for a year
past. One of the main provisions is that
it recognizes diplomas from any well-es-
tablshed medical college as emitting the
holder to practice. The bill further makes
no discrimination between the different
schools of medicine. Mr. FIELDS bill is
regarded with more favor than any of the
measures on the same sutiect now before
the legislature 1t is doubtful, however,
if any medical bill will be- passed this
session.
The assembly railroad committee has
reported on the bill relating to the duties