Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-11-26

The side tracks of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway running tc
the several manufacturing establish
ments on the east side, were completed
Friday.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies' Missionary society of the
CONGREGATIONAL church will be held In
the church parlors, Wednesday after
noon, December Sd.
The Jefferson Brick and Tile COM
pany intends putting In machinery to
double its output, increasing the capac-
ity to 1900 brick per day and employ
ing eighty more men.
Joseph Miller and Miss Mary
Schoeberle, both of this city, were mar
ried yesterday morning in St. Henri's
church, by Rev. Father Kampschoerer.
The couple will reside here.
H. B. Dodd has resigned the Madi-
son agency of the American Express
company, and is making arrangements
1 to engage in the laundry business in
| Chicago with @. E. Fitch, formerly of
Madison.
Among the newly elected state SEN
ators in the new state of Idaho is John
S. Langrishe, whom our older readers
will remember as the inimitable COM
edian of the theatrical troupe of Lam
grise & Atwater, that used to perambu-
late through this state thirty years ago,
The Sacred Heart college has late
ly purchased the q acre tract belong
ing to the Kolinski estate, joining the
college grounds on the east, and stu
ated just west of the Northwestern rail
way track. This makes fine addition
to the already spacious grounds of the
institution.
The ladies of St. Paul's parish guild
have placed case of fancy articles
suitable for Christmas gifts for sale in
the window of Mrs. w. n. Hawkins
fruit and confectionery store, near the
west end of Main street bridge. Or.
ders for such work filed by leaving
word with Mrs. Hawkins.
IS. Y. r. Brockway, of this city, has
sold his farm in the town of Clyman
Thirty-three acres of the farm on which
the homestead buildings are situated
were sold to Charles Schult for So, 900
and the balance of the farm, containing
80 acres, principally meadow and marsh
land, was purchased by Mrs. VIM. SUIT
ton for 1000.
The apportionment of the state
county and county school taxes made
on the city of Watertown in Jefferson
county, by the Jefferson county Board
of Supervisors at their recent session
is as follows: State tax, 81 ,643.S3
county tax, S5,472. Is; school tax, So,
39660 The state tax is SS3.7S less thar
last year, the county tax S202.73 more
and the school tax S6135 more.
The enlargement of the Sacred
Heart College comprises chapel anC
refractory building, two stories high
30x62 feet, and smaller building 1873:
to be used also for a refractory. The
architecture of this addition CORES
ponds to that of the main building and
is fine improvement to the Sacred
Heart edifce. An ice-house is also IN
course of erection. The entire outlay
for these improvements is about So,
600.
AT the meeting Of the county boarG
yesterday morning, William H. Rohr
of Watertown, was elected superin
tendent of the poor for the first dis
trict; Henry Haskell for the second
and Frank Willard for the third. P
c. Quentmeyer, of Watertown, was
elected trustee of the insane asylum in
place of j. H. Harger, of Waterloo, and
John Schmidt was again elected janitol
of the court house. DR.. W. w. Reed
was elected county physician.-Jefer
son Banner.
The state superintendent has made
| IhC dAHu1l 1PpO1 C1OHLHO11O VI lhO az
granted by the state to free high
schools, amounting to SIT 900. In JEFF
ferson county the following are the
benefciaries of the fund: Fort Atkin.
son, 1925. Jefferson, $325.11; Lake
Mills, 1925 Watertown. $325.11; Wa.
terloo, $325.11. The following are the
benefciaries in Dodge county: Beaver
Dam, $325.11; Fox Lake, 1920; Hori
con. $325.11; Mayville, $325.11; Wau
pun, S325.11.
st. Pauls Episcopal church has re
Gently been provided by an unknown
donor with new and elegant black
walnut retable for the altar, from the
establishment of Foulke & Howard, o.
Chicago 1t is in three sections-the
central one, the full height, for the sup.
port Of the cross, the other two, side
sections, being provided with two gra-
dimes for the use of the other orna.
ments of the altar. The three middle
panels in the front are enriched by the