Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-31

ana credit to AnarnOSa. The d., "A.
!, r., as is known. have raised little
I over $1,000 for construction purposes
, and the necessity for securing prac-
: tically $4,000 more. besides what will
! be required for heating and all inside
: lifting and furnishing. looks like a very
formidable task. Miss Shaw does not
: propose to give it up however. and
expects to start into the field again to
secure an increase of subscriptions and
new subscriptions.
Waterloo.
The motormen and conductors of the
local Rapid Transit cars have been
granted 10 per cent increase in wages
!, to date back to July l. The men pre-
: scented respectful petition for an in
!, crease of pay short time ago and the
: management of the company has
: granted the request of the petition in
: the action noted above The growing
. business of the electric line increases
: the labor of its employees and the own
; ers are to be commended in the willing
ness shown to share the increasing
: revenue with the men.
r Fort Madison.
Deputy Fish and Game Warden b. C..
] Davis and Constable Miliendorf went
t hunting near Green Say Saturday.
4 Their game was a big net, with little
I meshes. They found big net of $50
feet length in IA houseboat in Green Bay
land took the property To return to this
t city. The owner of the net is sick at
e the head of the bay, but will be brought
= down aud prosecuted The net was
long enough to fish up the entire
V slough and catch every small fish in it,
: the meshes only being about an inch in
e diameter, quite contrary to the laws of
i the state.
: Newton.
!. Charlie Bison arrived in Newton
!, Monday evening, the 22d, from Spring
: dale, Ark. having driven through
!, with a team-a long. hot, tiresome
trip which came near doing him up
II as Well as the horses. Charlie says he
. don't want any more Arkansas in his
as it is no place for northern man
= His wife came several weeks ago, and
i they will not go back again. He says
his father John w. Bison. is very vel
!, pleased with his southern home, but his
:, mother is homesick. and would gladly
e return to Jasper county and her old
Il friends here.
e Dubuque.
Life in camp as the soldiers cal
!, it, has many interesting sides and tbs
r. various pastimes while within the line.
have interesting phases. Saturday
many of the boys We're tired from theii
!, hard drill of Friday and the sham bat
} tie, there We're large numbers OF
< men in the tents. Card playing anc
shooting craps are INDUCED in b.
, many. In nearly every company there
are cliques gathered talking over in
i, cidents of the Spanish American war
il Others read the DAHL, papers and tax
e ing it all in all the hours spent in CAM
n are pleasant ones.
Indianola.
The Herald says: Last week petit
tions We're circulated freely and prac
e tically all the young men of the cit.
II We're signing them, agreeing to advanc
q money for the building of IA swimmin,
pool. 1t would have been a reality il
less than two weeks had the waite
works company given a reasonable wa
:, ter rate. The pool would hold 1000
= gallons of water. and to fill it tire
=. times a week the water conipan
~ ~, asked $3.50 per week The boys didn
want to buy the plant. The stree
sprinkler gets IA rate of $40 a year an
has access to all the water he can use
= DevSnport.
- Beginning with Monday the sylvia
= Steel company is running tive mill
= ut night. a. present the mills are KEEP
. busy during the day The gang whie
Will be put on at night will give EN-
ploynent To over a hundred men. TIL
night force is not usually started s
carly in the season. but on account o