The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-13


deposit fund. Observation-Disclosures. 40S. OF
| Redemption fund. Observation-Disclosures. 4.47
Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mortgage
Land Company fund. ............... 4,549. 81
Mani5owoc aad Calumet schoo land
fund. ....................... SO. 05
| Indemnity fund Observation-Disclosures. 761. SIS
| Allotment fund. Observation-Disclosures. GIG. 81
Amount in State Treasury ....... 1924, 295 At
The following Wisconsin pensions
have been granted:
| Original Invalid-John EARLY Whitewater
| Phillip Schneider, Fond du Lac; Frederick
| Gussett, East Wrghtstown; Ferdinand Ulrich,
| Potter; John Muth Watertown; John Cowling,
Oshkosh; Robert H. Little, Waldo; James A.
Buell., Lime Ridge; Hieronimus Behrends, Mil
waukee; Frederick Heronemus, Sheboygan
Charles W. Myers, Bloom City; Granville Webb,
Ironton; John Mcmahon. Grand Marsh; Perry
A. Hart Stevens Point John H. Graham, Pratt
William r. Curtis, Synco; William Devoe,
Plainfefl; John c. F. Grobman, National Mill
tary Home; Christoph Fandry Milwaukee.
Increase-John j. Hall, Drywood; John f.
Lane, Lancaster; James d. Mckee, Oregon !;
John Lansing. Waverly; Richard N. Bevans,
River Falls; Michael Mcdonald, Ahnapee JAS
P. Heath, Stevens Point; John Newman, Hori-
con; Charles B. Ayers, Montello Benjamin T.
H. Luce, Merrill; Joseph Rensimer, Unity Da-
vid Amidon Eau Claire; Thomas Lysne,
Viroqua Daniel O'Conne11, Buena Vista; Max
Bergmiller Muscoda James Kelley Monticello ;
Benjamin Simplot, Black River Falls; Henry
Smith (deceased). New Lisbon; Calvin B. Flick
Hayward; David LOCKER. Ash Ridge; James
man.
Reissue William Schultz, Baraboo.
Reissue and William H. Payne, Bos-
cobel
Restoration and Increase-Minor of John
Egan, Milwaukee; minor of VIM. Paul, alias
Poole, Sparta.
tian H. Phillip, alias Philip Henry, Wauzeka
Mary, widow of Isa C w. Devoe, Wausau.
A Chicago syndicate, which has been
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mills of the W est, is reported, upon reli-
able authority, as having an option on
Strance's mill in Menasha. The amount
statedIs $4,000
Elk Gov ernor Ludington recently re-
fused an offer of $4,000 per front foot for
lot on the corner of East Water and
Wisconsin streets, Milwaukee.
There is no change in the condition
of Archbishop Heiss, and it is not known
when he will be able to return to Mil
waukee.
Fire damaged the Weight & Ritter
carriage shops at La Crosse to the ex-
tent of So, 600 or $40, 600. The insurance
is 5000.
Counterfeiters are operating around
Superior.
Rev. FL. Stone Richardson, of Osh-
kosh, is writing history of Green Bay.
The stock of the Sturgeon Bay
Transportation Company took tumble,
and, like the celebrated Nc Ginty, it went
RI +ho ne ho Is, 11t1
mated that the collapse is due to an at
tempt of some of the large stockholders
to swallow the lambs"
Five thousand people on Half Moon
Lake, near Eau Claire, recently saw Nc
Cormick, of New Brunswick, take the
title of champion skater of the world
from Axel Paulsen, who had held it eight
years.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Marinette and Menominee Paper Com
pany, BradEer, Smith & Co., of Chicago,
sold their stock to local parties. so that
controlling interest is now held by Mari
nette parties.
Landlord Lutsey. of New London, is
build ng an excursion steamer for use by
home parties and tourists.
The Blatz beer depot, at Colby is
being moved to Abbotsford. 1t is on run
ners and is being propelled by means of
capstan.
The Stevens Point Boom Company
will order small steamer to be used in
delivering logs from the boom to the va
rious mills of the city, as we'll as in the
dividing of logs.
The new city hal, costing Sc, 900,
was opened at Beloit.
Miss Mamie Kelley and VIM. P.
Lyons were married in Milwaukee last
August and kept their secret until q day
or two ago.
-"Black Joe" Dehar and Bertha Dehar,
of Glidden, Ashland County, have been
bound over for conducting a disreputable
dance-house.
The records of the State Bureau of
Labor Statistics show the following i'm
provements in manufacturing industries
in Wisconsin during the yelrs 1888 and
1899:
Total building improvements in State
Total new machinery in State at large 1884 1923
Building improvements in Milwaukee. $50, OBJ
New machinery ia Milwaukee. ......... L. 18,52j
Grand total building improvement in
Grand total machinery in State 3, 4S3, Asa
Grand total improy ements III State. 6,5cS,797
Mrs. Mary Curry, of Mineral Point,
has secured back pension money amount
ing to So, 300 and regular pension of $12
month on account of her son Thomas
services in the Union army.
Five carloads of giant powler were
recently expedited to the northern iron
mines over the Northwestern Railway. |
The trainmen had orders to keep the
brakes constantly partially set, SO as to
keep the cars from bunting when sop
ping and starting the train. Besides this
an extra precaution was taken to place
heavy thicknesses of rubber between the |
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