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

pany continues. 1Ao H"J
notice that should the water at any
house be shut off, the occupant can nave
If turned on by notifying the city CLERK.
Mayor O'keefe says the water rae
fixed by the Common Council IS plnu,
mo and he intends to enforce IL uh!ll
the supreme court renders a occasion ~
the case. The street commissioners nad
4 new wrench made which Will pc useu
in turning on the water where the COLI
9any turns 1t OF.
JOHN HALvoRsON, Thomas Craugn,
Louis Pelican, James Otradovecc anu
Louis Racine are the names OF I'VE
boys who were arrested at Racine aoouI
:wo weeks ago and bound over 70 .no
.ircuit court on the charge Of malicious
v meddling, interfering and ob5truct-
ng the street car traffic on the North
side. Their case was called before
Judge Fish March 10, all the boys APP
bearing but Louis Racine, who forward
I'd al note to the authorities stating that
ne did not have time to 90 to court, as
he had to 90 fishing. The case was al
burned until March Is.
GEN. GEORGE w. JONES, of Dubuque,
Ia, once prominent figure in Wlscon-
sin, is lucky in his old age. He is one
Of the four men who own and operate
what is known as the old "karrlck
Mine" near Dubuque. This mine has
recently been re-opened and new dis
coveries of lead ore made. The com
pany is now raising 10000 pounds OF ore
daily. Gen. Jones is a poor man, ana
nearly 80 years of age.
TIE case against the Racine Lumber
Company, of Oshkosh, has been decld-
I'd by the supreme court III favor or the
defendant. It was alleged that the de-
PENDANT company had INSTRUCTED Henry
Street which runs from Algoma Street
to the Fox River. The court held that
street by not having taken possession OF
1t within four years.
A LAND official at Ashland states that
there are cities in Northern Wisconsin
which stand OIL land that may be
claimed by private individuals under
the recent decision of Secretary Smith
III the keystone Lumber Company>s
case.
ERNEST and O. P. Griffith, the two
young strangers who are alleged to have
victimiZed a number of La Crosse citi-
zens by the "fim ~fam" act, were adj
Judged guilty of larceny by Justice Hub
Bard and sentenced to thirty days i'll
Jail.
HENRY MUEL1ER's store at Green Bay
was entered by thieves and SIS in cash
stolen. Edward J. Lambart and Henry
Datinis have been arrested on charge
of being the guilty parties. They were
released on bonds of $500.
THE Hurlbut Manufacturing Com
pany's plant at Racine was sold at
auction to Charles M. Dietrich, of that
city, for $2O,S10. The plant will resume
operations in a few days and will employ
$50 men.
LARS OLSEN hanged himself in barn
at the Norwegian Lutheran Orphans
Home at Madison. He was Sc years of
age and was employed as porter about
the place.
AN unknown young man entered
Ormsby Hall, of the Lawrence Univer-
sity at Appleton, and carried off numer-
GUS articles belonging to students.
MIR. AND MRS AMOS CARLISLE, of Ran
dolph, recently celebrated the sixty
fifth anniversary of their wedding. Mr..
Carlisle is in his Goth year and Mrs.
Carlisle is 80 years of age. They set
tied in Randolph forty-two years ago
and raised eleven children, five of whom
are yet living. Mr.. Carlisle recently
whitfield out wooden chain, four feet
long, and containing forty-five links,
which he presented to d. G.. Williams,
of Cambria.
ELLIS OLSON, who disappeared from
his home in Nlarinette a few days ago,
was found dead in swamp near that
city. He was 81 years of age. Iii sup
posed his mind was unbalanced and
that he wandered away and persisted
from exposure.
BANKER Ii. G. PUTNAM, of Eau Claire,
-, A. 81 L.,
ance to the poor. He thinks it should
JACOB BENDER, who was accused of
stabbing James McNeese, at GAINESVILLE,
was found guilty and sentenced to six
months IN the county jail.
JOHN l. ozIczKowsKI, an old resident
of Sharon, Portage County, died at his
home a few days ago. While digging a
well, a number of years ago, Koziczkow-
ski was buried by a cave-in, fully fifty
feet below the surface. There he re-
manned for nearly torty-eight hours be-
fore the rescuing party could succeed in
reaching him. He was nearly suffo-
Gated, but regained his health in a short
time.
TIE directors of the Racine Hotel
Company have issued card in which
they call attention to the fact that they
ordered the issue Of 100000 per cent.
bonds, for ten years, by q mortgage
upon the hotel property jackson T.
Case, L. S. Blake, T. *. Bull, Joseph
Miller and 0. W. Johnson have guar
anteed the payment Of the bonds.
The Wisconsin & Michigan Logging
Railway has hauled about 4O, 900, 600 feet
Of logs for the different Menominee and
Marinette mill companies since last fall,
and there are yet upwards of 80, 900 900
feet on the landing. The railway log
ging company operates three camps be-
sides hauling the logs gotten out by
twelve jobbers.
HENRY B. HALyoRsoN, of the town of
New Hope, Portage County, has been
committed to the Northern Hospital at
Oshkosh. He had severe attack of
the grippe last fall, and his present
trouble is laid to that disease.
THE Fond du Lac members of the
Winnebago Park Association have sub
scribed about two-thirds of the amount
necessary to build and equip a passen-
ger steamboat with carrying capacity