Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-26

office, 1O4 Main Street, about the 9Th
of May.
The NJ. E. church social will meet
with Mrs. Bailey Friday evening OF
this week.
Still cold and backward, with little
prospect of any seeding being done the
present week.
The good news comes from Osh-
kosh that Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McNickle
have nice baby of the female per-
suasion to care for.
K-Cards are out announcing a May
party to be given by the Young Mems
Bowling club at the Concordia Opera
house, Friday, May 5.
A. Roegner purchased the Robert
Erler residence property on North
Washington street Wednesday of last
week. Consideration $1,000.
List of letters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, April 26, 1898:
Fitzgerald, F. Goossen, Rev. B.
German, Geo. Reddy, Mrs. Anna (2)
J. T. MoAK. P. M.
Carl J. Gaul, an old resident, died
at his home in the Second ward, Fri
day, April 81, IN his 73rd year, having
been born in Germany, June 8, 1920.
He leaves wife and large family of
children.
The State Board of Control has
elected J. J. Hughes, now second as
sistant physician at the Northern Hos
pital for the Insane, to the position of
first assistant at the State Hospital,
vice Dr. Taylor, resigned.
"A twelve-pound baby-girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nell
Inns Monday morning. Being the first
daughter in the family, not only are
the parents corresponding happy,
but there is general rejoicing among
their friends.
Six per cent. bonds to the amount
of $4,000 were raised in Whitewater
in few hours Monday to incorporate
theWhitewater Wagon company which
has capital stock of SIS, 900. The out
fit for the works comes from Sheldon,
Iowa. Fifty men will be at work by
June l.
VIM G. Raue has new ADVERTISE
ment in his regular space this week.
He has one of the finest lines of wall
paper and bordering to be found any
where. In house painting and decor
ating his establishment is prepared to
fill all orders with promptness and ex-
cellence.
The meeting of the schedule COM
mittee of the Southern Wisconsin
league, appointed for this city yester-
day, did not materialize, as the circuit
has not as yet been completed by the
accession of the sixth club. It is ex-
pected that the meeting will be held
next Tuesday.
The Concordia Bowling club and
the Young Mems Bowling club were
the contestants in a match game of
nine-pins on the Opera House alleys
last Friday evening. The game ter
minated in victory for the Concor-
dias by margin of TIA points This
was the second meeting of the clubs
and honors are now even, each having
won game.
yesterday afternoon a party of
Watertown Masons and their wives, in
all numbering some thirty-ffve per-
sons, went to Columbus to join in the
festivities incident to the celebration
of the first anniversary of Columbian
chapter, Order of Eastern Star, held
there last evening. A banquet to the
visitors was among the good things pro-
vided by the Masonic ladies of Column
bus, and it is needless to say that the
whole occasion was one of much enjoy
ment.
"A dispatch from Madison to the
Sentinel dated April "a says:
Gov. Peck overturned the calcula-
tons to-day by appointing John G.
Bachhuber, of Juneau, to succeed S. W.
Lamoreux as county judge of Dodge
county for the unexpired term till Jan.
/, 1894. After j. E. Malone and his
friends had given up the hope Of in
ducing the governor to appoint de-
feated candidate to serve till his sue
cessful opponents term should begin,
the statesmen about the capital had it
for gossip that the job would be given
to NJ. E. Burke, who was defeated by
Malone for the nomination. The APP
pointment as made is credited to de-
sire on Gov. Peck's part to harmonic
the Democracy of old Dodge, which
had revolutionized 1900 majority for
Cleveland last fall into a majority of
500 against the Democratic nominee
this spring"
So far as the" harmonizing" tendency
of the appointment of Bachhuber is
concerned it will not work. Bachhuber
is the present register in probate ofthe
Dodge county court, the appointee of
Judge Lamoreux, and his selection
by Governor Peck looks like persist
ent effort to keep the Dodge county
judgeship in the old Lamoreux ring
channel The annOintment ia there