The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-19
Additional Locals.
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w. (. Fisher and Louis B0lmrlcn
transacted business in Racine Tuesday.
For good furniture at low prices
call on n. j. Buchanan, at the old
stand on Wisconsin street. dWtf
A notice was served on the council
Monday evening that Charles Zweenic
had sustained serious injuries by reason
of the defective condition of a certain
sidewalk. The matter was referred to
the committee on claims.
The bids for furnishing the city
with wood this winter were opened at
the council chamber Monday evening.
They ran as follows: Ole Olson, So 65
per cord; Chris Ferguson, 1915; G. E.
jackson, 1915 for green and $3.50 for
CRY; j. D. Murray, $3.50; Moran &
Zoens, $500 The bid of Moran &
Zoens was accepted. They furnished
the city last year.
See our line Of dress goods for
holiday trade.
dj2w32 LENTz & FUNCK.
L. NJ. Theirs has taken some very
artistic views Of the late big snow storm
in Kenosha. These and other views Of
Kenosha in summer and winter may
be seen at Starkweather's store, where
orders may be left. See advertisement
in bargain column.
With reference to the matter of the
lost package of money at the .. S, ex-
press Office Agent Young was seen to-
day. He said that the story told by
Mr.. Northway is substantially correct
as published and that he had nothing
to say for publication beyond the fact
that the loss was great surprise to
him and he regretted it very much.
The council received a communi-
cation from the committee Of Milwau-
kee citizens having the emi-centenniel
celebration of the admission of Wiscon-
sin into the union in hand, asking that
a committee of prominent citizens be
to meet with similar COM
mittees from all over the state for the
purpose of deciding upon some sort of
program. Mayor Farr was elected
such committee.
Don't buy your Christmas candies,
nuts, oranges and other fruit until you
call at Henry Halberstadt and get his
prices. d31w32
AID. McGivern does not propose
to see that little squabble the city is
in with the railroad company go
against the city by default. He re-
ported to the council meeting Monday
evening that the city attorney had re-
fused to argue the matter Of dissolving
the injunction the railroad company
had served on the city recently in re-
latiOn to the West Main street extern
sion. He moved that the matter be
put into the hands of the judiciary
committee with power to employ other
legal talent if it sees fit to push the
matter through.
The prices of jackets are just as
low now as will be after Christmas, and
the assortment is much better.
r. E. SUTHERLAND & CO.
There is very little appears on the
surface in the controversy over the
matter of putting a street through be-
tween Deming and Eagle streets, but
there is a good deal of bitter fighting
going on. The majority of the prop
erty owners adjoining the point where
it was proposed putting the street
through drew up remonstrance
against it and had it presented to the
council Monday evening. Their prin-
cipal objection is that the proposed
street would cost more than they feel
able to pay for it. At the meeting all
that was heard of it was the reading Of
the remonstrance. 1t was Immediately
referred to the committee on streets,