Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-15

/ qua to serve the necessary papers t.
test the validity of the ordinance set
ting off the town O, Arbor Vitae.
/ John Barnes of Rhinelander came
up Saturday to attend the funeral o.
Mrs. n. A. Colman. Farmer Brown
drove him down to Rhinelander Sun
day.
Weston Bros. are putting in the
Judges stand at the court house and
are doing a very neat and tasty job.
They expect to have it completed
this week.
Judge Bardeen sentenced Pollock
Bill, who will be remembe by some
OF the older residents. to ten years in
Waupun for attempting to set several
fires in Rhinelander.
e. Bouker, who has run the shing.e
department OF the Gerry Lumber Co. S
saw mill for several years, arrived in
town Tuesday to be on hand to assume
charge again this season.
E. {. Allen is counting in Rhine
lander. He went down Wednesday
to attend to case in which the
Sheridan Lumber Go, is plaintiff and
0. W. Avery & Co, are defendants.
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satisfactory.
Geo. O'Connor left, Monday, for
'|ausal from which place he expects
to go to Rhinelander to attend the
trial OF the case Of the O'Connor Estate
VS. Stubbins which is expected to come
on this week.
M j. Morris. Deceive in the en-
ploy of the c. & n. w. railway com
pany spent several days in town the
latter part OF last week collecting evil
donce to BE- used in the O'Brien case
when it comes up in the circuit court.
"A. M. Shank arrived home from
Masoba Thursday afternoon. He had
been telegraphed for on account of the
illness OF his daush ter, Mrs. Colnan,
but did not succeed in reaching here
until about three hours after her death
The Y. r. A, is a new order lately
started in this city. 1t has q mem
bership Of about twenty so far. The
object Of the order, as near as we
are able to learn, is the reformation
Of some Of our young men, and we
must say that great credit is due the
founder Of this society since he has
already listed some of the very best
kind of timber to he worked. Should
it prove q success in this city we
understand they intend to institn te
branches in other towns.
The voters Of the town have a
good list from which to choose mem
bers OF the side board Of supervisors
for the coming year. The following
is Il list OF the candidates for the posi-
ton SO far as heard from at present:
Mart HirZel, Wait Bonner, NJ. 1tich-
mond, Dan Diamond, Frank Stein, A.
II. Stevens, n. A. Garrison and JAS.
Obeholtzer. 1t should not be Il hard
Job to pick out a good board from
that list. The worst trouble will be
to decide between them where SO
many good men are candidates.
Ever since the county board passed
the ordinance setting off the town of
Arbor Vitae the citizens have had the
question Of testing the validity Of the
ordinance under consideration and
have had good attorneys looking the
matter up. Last Monday evening there
was a meeting Of the representative
citizens who, after hearing the opinion
of the lawyers committed, determined
to push the matter and have it review
ed by the courts. The papers in the
case have been prepared and will be
served to-day and the case will be
brought before the circuit court at its
session here the last of this month.
NEARLY HSPHYxGED BY CORL
GIG.
Last Monday night attorney D. b.
Riordan had narrow escape from
asphyxiation by coal gas. He sleeps
in room off of his Office. Along about
nine o'clock in the forenoon Mart
Hirzel, who had an appointment with
him, called at the Office and found 1t