The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-24

to be. But the next session of the legis-
lature will very likely arrange for the ex-
tension of the city limits to where they
ought to be. But point in the Pat
riots Squib has some force in it. Beer
does rule Kenosha The liquor men have
not succeeded in defeating the $500 license
law. but they elect their own officers to in
terpret and carry out the laws With
Mayor who it is said. distinctly
notified the sGl00n-kceperS that as far
as he ncas concerned they might
rioJate the Sunday closing laac, and
even went into one of the saloons one
Sunday afternoon and treated the boys
himself, the ''beer-keg throne" of the
Pdt740fs squib is not far from cold
blooded fact. The writer is perfectly
aware that the publication of this fact or
a dozen more like it would only add to
Mayor Kupfers popularity with the party
that elected him, and that the criticism of
law abiding citizens is the best kind of
campaign material for a laW-breaking Of
| ficer. But it is decidedly humiliating to
have such reputation in other places. 1t
prevents people from moving here and is
an argument against locating factories or
| anything else here. The Americans Of
| KenOsha have either to shake off their fas-
tidious Indifference and take an active
hand in the politics of Kenosha, or lie
down and supinely submit to the arrogant
domination Of the hOOdlums.
The following is the programme and
prizes for the Y. NJ. G. A. Field Day, to
be held Thursday July 31st:
l. One mile walk-Silver medal by
Zalmon Simmons.
g. Sack race, Is feet.-Gold watch
chain by Weiskopf Bros.
g. Boat race.-Silver medals.
f. Putting Is 10. shot-Silver medals.
5. Throwing ball.-Silver medals.
6. Three legged race, 100 ft.-2 dozen
photos by B. La Marsh.
Z. Standing high iump.-Gold watch
chain.
s. Pole vaulting-l pair So pants by
Schmitz & Lauer.
g. Half mile race.-Silver medal.
10. Throwing Is h. hammer
by W. e. Reed
II. Egg race 80 #. IS eggs.-2 dozen
photos by Allderige.
y. Hurdle race 100 yds: 10 hurdles
p fit. high.-Photo and frame 0Xl0 by
c. A: Alvord ID, Paper holder by c. G.
Theleen.
10. Standing broad jump.
medal by Zalmon Simmons.
a. Bicycle ring race'-Silll umbrella
BY Lentz & FuncI
Is. High kicking. Cuff buttons.
IS. Running high jump. med
al by n R. Allen
II. One hundred yd. dash.-silver
medal.
IS. Three jumps without weights
Outing shirt
49, Hop, step and jump. and
cuff boxes by Woodward & Conley.
90. Running broad jump. set.
81. Swimming race, one-eighth mile
Silver medal.
% Slow bicycle race (Safety).-Ma
caulay's History of England by G. H.
Hurd.
%. Leap frog.
"a. Slow bicycle race (ordinary).-Sil-
yer medal.
%. Horizontal bar exhibitions.
26 Tug Of war. Cliff Spruce and /.
W. Corey, Caps. tug Of war
There will be contests by the junior
members in the following Nos: 6, 8, II.
Prizes-No. 6, Fishing rods by G. A.
Dewey and H. G. Schulz; No. s. Fishing
rod; No. II, Base ball Jersey suit
Entries for contests will close next Sat
urday evening. Be sure your member
ship ticket is unexpired, as no one will be
allowed to contest whose membership is
not paid up.
L. NJ. THEIRS, Chairman.
Supervisor Rambusch gives the fol-
lowing statement Of population in the
counties comprising his district. Milwau-
kee county is given by towns. In the
others totals only are shown. Speaking
of the statement Mr.. Rambusch said that
the figures are not absolutely correct, as
the returns from six towns in different
counties had not yet reached him. but the
figures We're given from the daily reports
of the enumerators. The statement of
population is as follows:
MILWAUKEE COUNTY.
Franklin. 1853 |
Granville. 2,271 |
Greenfield -. 3,204 |
1T AXE :. 1851 |
Milwaukee :. 6,436 |
o. CA1- 2Q5 |