Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-12-12

John Daley and S. Biron of the
Grand Rapids Paper Co. were in tow,
Tuesday and Wednesday making con
tracts for pulp wood for their com
pany. Several parties here made con
tracts to put in some for them this
winter. Jas. Morgan will put i'll from
six hundred to thousand cords and
! Dickinson & Cook will also put in ;
lot as will several other parties
Last Tuesday Denton Dickinson
the ten year old son of Geo. p. Dicllin
son, broke through the ice while skat
ing Oh the river and went in all ever
and was BILE to throw his arm over ii
and pull himself out without any ser
lous consequences except Il very colo
bath. This accident should serve as q
warning to the boys to keep off the
river. Itmay apparently be frozen III
solid one day and open the next.
The friends of Mrs j. h. Madden
will be panied to learn that the hard
/ work necessitated by the care OF her
| daughter, coupled with anxiety com
pietely Frustrated her last week and
/ for several days she was confined to
| her bed. AS soon us she was suffic
/ iently recovered to travel She Started
for home arriving here Monday even
ing. When she left, Mae was some
| what better. Mrs. Tierney, who Went
| down Il couple weeks ago remains
/ there with her.
The pportionment committee
j have made their report and adjourn
ed. Some changes were made in the
assembly and senate districts as here
! to-fore published, mainly in HE north
crn part Of the state. 1to..os.nd and
Iron counties were made an assembly
district. Taylor county was take.l
from this district and united with Lin
coin, leaving this district; Oneida,
: Il
district was also changed and now
stands. Florence Forest, Langlade,
Lincoln, Oneida, Price. Taylor and vi
las. The committee made no recon
mendations as to the calm g OF All ex-
ira session and it now looks as the ugh
none would be called, although the
Governor has not as yet given ANY in
timation OF what his intentions are.
We clip the following words Of
good advice from one Of our ex-
changes:
Remember this young me n--be care
ful how you speak OF q womans char
acter. Think how many years she has
been building it, of the tolls and priva-
lions endured, OF the wounds received,
ana let no suspicious follow her actions.
The purity Of wonanhood is the sal
vation Of the race. the hope Of future
greatness, the redemption Of man.
Wipe out her purity and man sinks
beneath the wave of despair, with
not a single star to guide his life in the
channel of safety. Think then before
YOU speak. and remember that any
hog can root UP the failest flower that
ever grew: so can the vilest man ruin
the purest woman's reput;l ton.
Ed Weston. has appealed to the
circuit court from the decision Of the
county board disallowing his bills for
superintending the cons trUctlon OF the
Jail last spring At the last meeting
of the old board they engaged Mr..
Weston to superintend the construc-
ton of the jail at Il salary OF five dol
lars per day. The present county
board at their first meeting recinded
that motion and engaged w. j. REILLY
to perform that service at four dollars
per dav. Mr. Weston claimed that
the Dresent board could not annul his
contract with the former board, put
in his time at the Jail, filed his bill
with the clerk for his services and
when it was disallowed, appealed.
The district attorney considers the
statement of the claim as filed. defec-
tive, and put in demurrer to it. This
demurrer will be argued before Judge
Bardeen at Rninelander this week,
District Attorney Colman appears tor
.he county and g. f. Sanborn for Mr..
Weston.
Report Of the Financial Condition
The Mckenzie s Morey Bank