The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17
(F'rom Thursdays Daily.)


land, Wis, Jan. 10, to accept new
position.
Phunny Plum, phast and phurous
phor phunny pholks, at Rhode opera
house, Jan. IL.
Rev. Father Jacobs, Of Burlington,
will deliver a lecture on Palestine at
st. Georges church Jan. Is.
-Denning & Hensgen n boring a
we'll for FL. Kruger, on the William
Yule place in the town Of Somers,
when down 270 feet struck a stratum
of sulphur and saltpeter two feet thick.
"A copy Of the pardon Of George
Lyman Morehouse given by Gov. Peck
was received at the clerk Of the courts
office this morning. By the terms OF
the pardon Mr.. Morehouse is restored
to full citizenship.
Huber Zeien pleaded not guilty
Wednesday afternoon to the charge
preferred against him Of selling liquor
on Sunday in Brighton. The case was
before Justice Slater, where it was
continued to Jan. 10.
According to the terms Of the or
dinances which have been presented to
the common council proposing to an
mex territory to the city, the annexa-
tions will become parts of adjacent
wards and not separate wards.
Herman Ratka requests us to an
nounce that the report circulated that
one Of his boarders was robbed of some
money was not true, and if this does
not suit the party who lost the money,
and then said it was stolen, let him
call to see Mr. Ratka.
Jason Lothrop appeared before
District Attorney Buckmaster We'd
nesday and accused Peter Frekker OF
stealing some sewer pipe. Mr.. Buck
master wrote a letter to Mr.. Frekker
calling on him to come up and settle or
a warrant for larceny would be issued.
The News made an effort to secure
q list of the pieces of property that
have been improperly surveyed. City
Engineer Davidson has finished but
one quarter section and part of another
as yet, and absolutely refuses to grant
the NEWS permission to give the list.
He says that as soon as he can com
plete the map he will make Il full re-
port to the council for that body's ac-
ton. Until such time as the report
shall be made out he desires the list to
remain private.
-Eiba Weyhe's bill for $57 for over
time was not allowed by the county
board The board took the same view
Of the matter as expressed by Mr.. Lloyd
in his written opinion and voted it
down. Mr.. Weyhe says the county will
have to answer him in the circuit court.
"A we'll known man about town got
into considerable trouble Wednesday
night. He was pretty we'll loaded with
g tanglefoot" and attended the show.
He saw a girl in the show his fancy
tied to. and after the show was over he
tried 10 tell her that he was an old
professional" and sought recognition
on that score. The girl resented his
approaches and called to her assistance
a male member of the company. The
we'll known man is wearing a black
eye today and some other bruises as a
result of the contact which followed.
Matt Werve has a kick coming.
He don't like the idea of paying for a
sewer that will dump a lot of sewerage
under his nose and then be obliged to
pay about $40 for it. At least that is
the way he looks at the Grand avenue
sewer matter as ordered by the last
meeting of the common council. 1t
seems that he has about 200 feet 'front.'
age on Grand avenue, and the putting
in of q sewer would cost him the sum
mentioned if it costs the full 70 cents
per front foot. Then, according to the
orders Of the council, it will dump the
stuff next his door at the "Water edge"
Mr.. Werve will enter vigorous kick
at the next meeting.