Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-11


the mayor Of that city last week
and then had him arrested for
assault The justice fined him So,
which seemed like adding insult to
injury.
The Lancaster Teller says that
Judge Glenn entson was asked to
sign the petition for the pardon of
Rose Zoldoski, who is serving a
life sentence for the murder of
Ella Maley, of Riohland Center,
but declined to do so.
REUBEN MARKS, Of Belleville,
former proprietor of the Marks
House, at Dodgeville, who accu-
mulated large and interesting
collection of historical relics, has
been assigned space in the Worlds
Fair buildings and will have his
collection there on exhibition.
On the I'd inst, Mr. Fred b.
Prideaux and Miss Merope Ourat,
were married at the home of the
bride in La Crosse, in the pres ence
of over one hundred guests. The
groom was recently of this city and
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. b.
Pride aux. Here's to the long life
and happiness of the young couple.
The enterprising proprietors of
our city creamery, Messrs. Spensley
& Hoare, have decided on putting
up at Bloomfield, a few miles north
west of here, an establishment
where they will buy and skim milk
The cream will be brought to this
city and converted into butter.
Such an arrangement ought to
prove of great advantage to farme rs
of that section.
THIEVES still abound. Thursday
night some person or persons enter
ed the barn of 5. I. Osborne and
purloined a good double harness
and half Of another set almost new.
This leads to the conclusion that a
double and single harness were
most desirable, but the theft was
evidently committed in the dark, as
complete single harness and the
J other half of the new set were left.
Chronicle: Some tramps broke
into the Northwestern depot, in this
city, Wednesday night and broke
open the ticket case and scattered
the pastebcards in confusion about
the premises, but they got nothing
they could use to any advantage to
keep them out of the penitentiary
if they are caught. One man was
arrested yesterday morning on sus-
picion, aud the officers have a clue
to others.
The farmers club meeting to
have been held in this city last
Wednesday afternoon, was post
poned, owing to the rain storm
then prevailing, until Wednesday
of next week, when paper will be
read by Edw. Dunn on silo, one by
E. w. Sylvester on seeding, etc,
one by John Knight on machinery
and its cost. Besides these it is
likely that other gentlemen will
present subjects for discussion.
BILLS are printed for the first
and best concert and hop of the
season, which will be given at the
opera hall by the Mineral Point
band on the evening of Wednesday,
April 5th. An excellent program
is in course of preparation. Tickets
for gentlemen $l.OO; ladies free. 1t
is hoped that the people will turn
out and make the entertainment a
grand success. This will be the
first opportunity after lent Of having
a good and enjoyable time. Pro
ceeds to clear Indebtedness and
make further improvements.
The municipal election in Miner.
al Point this spring should be a
matter Of great interest to every
good citizen. This is an important
epoch in the life of the city.
Hundreds of citizens have, during
the past year, given abundant eyi-
dence Of their concern for the vel
, fare Of the city, aud there should