Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08

desuetuds.
DoN'r forget that the Tribune is
prepared to print auction or sale
bills in the very latest styles at low
prices, and thatwe give a free uodce
in the paper of every sale for which
we print the bills. The free notice
is often worth more to you than the
price of the bills.
TUESDAY afternoon last week the
residence of James Leahy miles
south of Darlington was discovered
to be on fire. Despite the efforts of
Mr.. Leahy and several neighbors,
the building aud most of the con
tents were destroyed. The loss
will exceed $1,000, with insurance
of $500 in the Phoenix of Hartford.
By ordinances the city council
provides that the city clerk, attorney,
marshal, jauitor aud some other
officials, shall be elected by the
council and approved by the mayor,
instead of being nominated 10y the
mayor and confirmed by the council;
that new sidewalks shall be laid 10y
property owners and kept in repair
by the city.
Ar the municipal election in Oar
lington last Monday the entire re.
publican ticket was elected by ma
iorities ranging from so to l5O. In
1902 Cleveland carried the city by
about so majority. 1t is said that
last Monday former democrats were
tumbIing over each other to record
their regret for the blunder of '92,
Vol. /, No. !, of the Lodi Enter
prise, published at Lodi, this state
has reached our table. 1t is q
bright newsy sheet, published by
Messrs. Yule e Richmond, two
: young men Of that place. knowing
Mr.. Yule personally we feel assured
that j energy and integrity will VIII
for the Enterprise success the,
are sure to succeed.
JoHN MARR, for many years 3
resident on farm near this city
died after a long illness last Friday,
and was buried in the German
Catholic cemetery in this city on
Monday. He was highly esteemed
by a large circle Of friends, whose
sympathy flows to the bereayed
widow aud children. The St
Joserh Society in full regalia .es-
corted the body to burial, Deceased
was about As years old.
TuE Dubuque Telegraph says the
Karrick mine is developing greater
, riches than expected even few days
, ago. When the men quit work last
q night they had dug down through
! three feet of solid mineral, no dir
q among it, without reaching the
bottom of the vein. Mr. GoldthorT
e estimates the ore now in sight a
r two million pounds, and holds hiI
' interest at double the value he pu
e upon it day before yesterday.
+ Dodgeville Chronicle: "Th,
/ friends Of S. W. Reese, of this city
+ are making a move to secure hi
8 nomination on the republican state
8 ticket for Attorney General. Mr.
e Reese was a presi dental elector OF
e the last republican national ticket
t and his qualifications for the Off
e asked for him by his friends canno
f be questioned, and his orthodox,
in the republican faith has neve
been doubted" The nomination o
/ Mr.. Reese would crafty man.
friends in Iowa county beyond tn
limits of Dodgeville, and hi
a election would insure the stat
a against the disgrace of such job
, as the roster contract.
ALL the chapters Of the Epwortl
, League of this (PIatteyille) district
will hold convention with tn
Mineral Point chapter at the M. +
church next week Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. The exercises vii
commence at O'Clock Friday, wit
an address Of welcome by Rev. +
w. Straw. Papers will be read an
@ discussed Friday aft ernoon and Sal
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