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C0NSEJ0
EJECUTIV0.
3 DE ENERO.

Reunido las diez de la maf1ana,
se lego el aota de h session anterior
y fu6 aprobada
Ell consejero Crosas present6 u1a
instancia de Jose M. Monte y otros,.
solicitando la anexion del pueblo de
Trujillo alto 81 de Riospiedras. Paso
8 la comisi6n respective s
A la-solicitud de Jose A. Ortiz
pidiendo autorizaci6n para el desa-
g1e de terrenos pantanosos en- Cabo
Rojo, Sc acordo preguntar al intere.
sado 81 esa propiedad pertenece g
nc al Estado,. y q que uso piensa des
tinarla..
Sc recibi6 ell informe del conse.
jero Crosas, aconsejando la votaci6n
de un cr6dito de $4,000. para aten-
der los gastos de exhibici6n de pro
ductos de Puerto. Rico en- Ia Exposi
ci6n de Buffalo.
.Se aprob6 ell Bill no sobre au
torizaci6n para >recibir juramento y
pas6 a la comisi6n de proyectos de
Ley enrolados y copiados.
Sc di6 segunda lectura p. Bill
no II, pasandolo &. la comisi6n de
impresos. ..
Fue leido por tercera vez Ell Bill
no3y Sc aprob6 por unanimidad,
acord&ndose dar de clio conocimien
to q la C&mara de Delegados.
Ell bill no 3, 1nfermado por la
comlsi6n respectiva, tue 1e1do por
tercera vez y aprobado por unani
midad, pasandose q la C&mara &c
Delegates.
A moci6n~del consejero Garri-
son Sc autoriz6 q la comisi6n de Pro
yectos enrolados y copiados, para
que informase sobre el costo de i'm
preston 6 typewritting y clase de
papel que habfa de- usarse~ para ell
diario de sesiones. ~
Sobre la petici6n. de Farif1a y
ca oponi6ndose Ia anexi6n del Mu
nicipio de ~Juncos & otro municipio,
inform6 ell consejero Matienzo que
no debfa tomarse ninguna medida en-
la actualidaa. Sc aprob6 este die.
tamen.
Pas6 q la. comisi6n Judicial-el
bill no 8 sobre abolici6n de la pena
capital
Sobre la petici6n para introdu
Cir una enmienda al apartado 90 de
la franquicia concedida a la Porto
America Company, y pedir al Con =
greso la revocation del derecho de
alteration & las franquicias conce.
didas, fu6 acuerdO no tomar aeci6n
a]guna sobre ell particular, en- estos
momentos.
Sc levant6 la session a las 124
del dfa.
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ESpEclAuDADEs De Ia CASA
ANS FINO "ANDALUZ''
cho, sin haber tenido que registrar
so al mas lava innidnntA


cho, sin haber tenido que registrar
So el mas leve incidente.
A Ia noche siguiente, primera
af1o, tuvo efecto er 81 cfrculo Union
un espl6ndido bale de sociedad, que
fu@ ,el broche deoro de aquella fiesta
FL salon presentaba un elegaate as
peeto adornado con mucho gusto, y
10 concurreucia uumerosisima, con
t&ndose entire ella elegahtes dapas
de aquella poblacion. Muchos 6ncia
les ame-icanos con sns respectivas
familias asistieron al acto, que resul
b magnifico, no decayendo por un
momento el entusiasmo y Ia algeria
Los licoros y dulces fueron reporti
dos con profust6n y el bale duro
hasta las tres de la maf1ana -
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MARcAS ReeIsTRAoAs
ANS MI NINA

81 sef1or Lcdo. don Francisco
Mater ha renunciado & 10 presiden.
cia del comit6 local del partido fe'
.deral de Utuado.
En-. Alemania Sc ha recibido
con j6bilo 10 noticia, sunque no Oh
cial, de 10 decapitaci6n del asesino
del Embajador Van Keteler.
Todos los nifios y nil1as que
quieran vestirse de Pastorcitos para
conmemorar 10 traditional y sjmp6
tica fiesta de Nuestra Sedora de
Belen, en- Ia Iglesia de Sa0 joss, 90
les suplica vayau & los ensayos que
So estan hacienda en- la casa ntmero
16 de Ia calle de San Sebastian, ba-
jo la direction de las senLritas 81.
cardd.
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S0Ciedad ben6fiCa., :.
LA Pr0teCt0ra
de la infanCia. y

El DR.. Janer, especialista en- las
enfermedades de los ninos. nos en-.
carga que demos publicidad en- nues
tro peri6dico q que 81 ha renunc:ado
a ser Medico de Ella Protectors de
los nif1os, y ha creado otra nueya
sociedad llamada <Protectora de la
iufancia>, con objeto de procurar
mayores beneficios sus clientes. En-
la nueva sociedad SO admiten nif1os
de a 16 amos de edad y existen dos
clases de socios: de ndmero y agre-
gados; los primeros tendrau derecho
a socorro y pagaran un peso men
sual; los segundos solo abonarau me
dio peso, no teniendo opci6n q So
corro, pero ST a todos los demas be-
nefcios.
Para informes: centric de IA so
ciedad-Fortaleza 16 bajos - de az
LEASE tambien en- la cuarta
plana de este numero, que heva ma
terial de lectura.
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N0TICIAS.

Hemos visitado hoy la Plaza
del Mercado y hemos visto 10 asque.
roso que esta ell pavimento, sobre el
cual, lleno todo de lodo y basura, SO
tienden las viandas para IA venta
pdblica. Esto nos parece POGO hi
gi6nico y sobre clio llamamos Ia
ateuci6n de quien corresponda.
Sc nos han quejado algunas
personas de Ia gran oscuridad que
existe en- ell atrio de la Catedral que
da frente & Ia Gale del Cristo. Serfa
conveniente la installation de uu fo =
co el6ctrico en- aquel sitio.
hoy, despues de conclude ell
parte de policfa, SO produjo un fuer
te esc8ndal0 en- 10 Gale de San Jose,
por disgusto habido entire dos indi.
viduos. La policfa ha producido
Ia correspondence denuncia.
Ell acto de Ia dis istribucion de
los juguetes el dia de Reyes en- ell
establecimiento del Sr. Giusti, sera
amenizado generosamente por la
banda puertorrique1la que dirige el
Sr. Verar.
:. coNsEJo A LAS NADREs.--El jarabe camante
on 81 periodic dc Ia dentioi6n. Alivia de momento
3sedisa s,yisado MO q soa1 a sfa
pterta eonmuoha viveza rs muy agradable 81 pa
iadar Calma al nifio, abanda las enofas, alivia to
sulta as L denticl6n DO otras oaqsas; Tener out
Se4 Seae * ef o'"ns de Mr.
Ell policfa Julie j. Hidgo le
ocup6 aver en- Santurce uu revolver
al indiv1duo Francisco Rodriguez,
por carecer de la correspondence
licencia-
Ahsado de ha5er prcvocado
& Antonia Catala fu6 detenido aver
Ell individuo Pauline Sanchez quien
conden6 el Tribunal 2 dollars de
.mnlta,
Ell individuo Basilio Anorade,
vecino de Santurce ha presentado
denuncia contra su sobrino Jose
Merced, porque habi6ndole repren-
dido, le inf1ri6 este varios golpes.
La policfa del barrio tiene 6rdenes
de ivestigar este caso.
Causa la, admiration de pro.
pios y extraf1os el gran baratillo de-
driles, paraguas, casimires y enca'
les como tambien el immense surti'
do baratfsimo de camas y colc@nes
que acaban defecibir en- "El oielo"
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Cr&dito
y AHORRO P0NCENO.
Secretarfa.

La Junta de Gobierno de esta
Sociedad, en- session del dia IL de los
corrientes, acordo celebrar la Junta
General ordinaria aq. Sc contrae ell
art. 20 del Reglamento organico, ell
Domingo 6 de Enero del. pr6ximo
af1o 1901, q las 81 de su maf1ana para
dar lectura la Memoria de las ope
rsciones y al Balance de 1900.
AL efecto SO cita a los Sres arcio
nistas para el acto de referencia y Sc
advierte q los tenedores de acciones
al portador .el decor en- que estan de
depositar sus titulos en- esta Secre
tarfa con "a horas de anticipation a
la fijada para Ia Junta, q fin de pro
veerles de Ia correspondence pape'
ieta de asistencia. Ponce, Diciem'
bre ~ de 1901.
Vo. Bo Ell Secretario.
Ell Presidente, J. 0. PASARELL
Enrique G. t'ritze.
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Ell 81 de diciembre por Ia no.
che coLtrageron matrimonio On Ca.
yey do Fidel Hoyos y dof1a Blasi-
ma Torres Melendez. El, ,scto result6
solemne y despues Dc @l6 ceremonN
nupcial se bailaron algunas dausse
Hemos recibido un nuevo Pc
ri6dico local, obrero, bsjo el tftulo
de Ella Voc del Pueblo.s Lo dirige
don Rosendo Rivera Noa. Exito en-
su empr9sa deseamos al colega.
Ha cesado en- ell cargo de Con.
cejal, por renuDcia que presentara,
don Geronimo Agrait, leader de la
mayorfa.
Anteaber no pudo celebrar session
quorum.
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EllVidia.

Vic la estatua ell imPrudente,
blanca, tersa, trasparente,
del mejor marmol de Paros;
quiso ponerle reparos,
no pudo, y dijo impaciente:
iMe humilla tanta hermosura!
cno habra de eclipsarla modo?
y, avezado & la impostura,
tom6 un puf1ado de lodo
y 10 lanz6 a la escultura:
Mas por efecto casual
: ell humedo proyectil
tropez6 en- el pedestal,
volviendo, con fuerza igual
sobre el rostro del servil.
Y quedando, en- conclusion
la estatua limpia y luciente,
y al envidioso imprudente,
mas hiel en- el corazon,
mas lodo sobre Ia frente!
r DEL VALE.
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JUGUETES.

Di,fase que los REYES han
fjado 81 dep6sitoo de iuguetes este
al1o es Ell establecimiento EL NUE.
VO BAZAAR San Francisco 40. Dos
gra d 9 escalinatas preparadAs
cad hoe, son insuficientes para ex'
hibirlos. Ensancha al espfritu YER
los alegres semblantes de los nifos
gu contemplan tanta liberalidsd de
los Reyes. Hay juguefes para todos,
desde ell mas pobre hasta 81 mas
acaudalado. Juguetes desde centa'
yos, hasta $40 uno. EL NUEVO
BAZAR, 40 San Francisco 40.
Aver zarp6 para Ia Habana, el
vapor cubano "Marfs Herrera con
cargamento de ganado vacuno.
Qued6 muy animada la soir6
celebrada en- casa de los esposos
Vanleenhoffen Ia noche del dia pri-
nero en- Utusdo. La amena reunion
dur6 hasta las tres de Ia madruga-
da.
En- la Cidra, barrios de Hon
dura y Monte Llano Sc hallan va
cantes dos escuelas rurales.
- Anocne estubo hacienda nue.
vas pruebas el tranvfa el6ctrico, de3.
de Ia Estaci6n hasta los hornos mi.
1itaros
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JOSE MENDIN

JOSE MENDIN
Almacenista de Ladrillos y
Cal. Ventas al contado y q plazos,
constante existencia, Deposito y es
critorio Playa de los lodrillos Mari
ua San Juan Puerto Rico. A P
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'THE HELVETIA"

% Gale de Ia Cruz, %.
Gran casa de hu6spedss "Ta
BILE d H6te"
Aposentos para familias y
personas solas.
BANOS
PRoPIETARIO PEDRO SIRCHA.
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En- la Cidra, barrios de Hon.
dura y Monte Llano Sc hallan va
cantes dos escuelas rurales.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
SOME COUNTY MEN WHO
WERE SEEN In THE
CITY THIS WEEK,

VIM Groh of st. Nazianz was i'll town
Tuesday,
Jos. A. Kellner of Kellnersville was in
town Monday.
p j. Conway of Meme was in the
city this week.
J. A. Geimer of Two Rivers was IN
the city on Monday.
Fred jacob of Centreville called at
the Pilot Office Monday.
Fred Kielsmeir of Centerville did bust
ness in the city on Tuesday.
Chas Rieck and Jacob Gauch Of Cen
terville spent Tuesday in the city.
John F. Koeck of St Nazianz was
in town on business Monday and Tues
day.
A. G. Maertz of Reedsville was in the
city this week He has already COM
menced rebuilding his flour mill.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
JURY DRAWN BY
COMMISSIONERS FOR
JUNE TERM OF COURT.

Jury Commissioners NJ. II. Murphy,
X. X. Robley and Ira Boyer have drawn
the following jury for the June term:
John Strouf, Gibson Frank Jagodinski
Manitowoc city; F. A. Rodawald, New
ton; J. c. Mueller Kiel village; Jos. 5.
Kline, George Dicke, Two Rivers; Max
Richter city; Bernard Wilkins, Two
Rivers; Chas kabat Maple Grove;
Michael Dulan, Franklin; Ira Stein,
Two Rivers; Even Tollefson, city Henry
Stol Schleswig;W Ahearn, Two Riv-
ers Christ Neuman, city; Chas. Kierst,
Two Rivers ;Olef Sundeberg, Eaton;
Joseph Wanda, Gibson, George Cooper
city. Wm. Bermke Ccnterville; Frank
Ghebe Cato; John Guidinger Newton
Frank Hessel kossuth; ole q. Wind
ingstadt Eaton: Henry Schmkuhl Cen
terville; Fred Woodcock Rockland w
j. Wreith, Two Rivers; Frank Mrotell
city; Sam Randolph, Jr. city; Henry
Meggers, Schleswig; Thomas Hallada
Mishicot; Henry Goedjen, Jr Two
/ Rivers; Conrad Kielsmeier, Centerville
| August Wagner, Mishicot
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
TEN CAR LOADS
OF POLES FOR INTER
URBAN ELECTRIC ROAD.

Ten carloads Of poles We're shipped by
Worcester & Co. of Marinette to II. c.
and Thomas Higgins to Manitowoc for
their Manitowoc-Tw Rivers line The
Madden Cedar Co., of Rapid River, is
shipping $1,000 feet cedar ties to the
same place for their road. The Illinois
Steel Co. furnishes the steel, expects a
special kind which will be used in the
paved part of the city, and thi, is being
furnished by the Lorain Steel Co., of
Lorain Ohio, as the Illinois Steel Co.
doesn't make this style Of rail. The cars
OF poles have arrived the city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
Land and Salt Company to Plat
t!- GunderSOn Farm.
HOLDS ITS ANNUAL MEETING
Henry llinrichS is Elected 10 the
Presidency.
NJ. II. MURPHY WILL CONTINUE MANAGER
Lots al Highland Home Will be Sold on the
InstalIment Plan so That the Poor.
est Can Acquire Home.

1t was decided at the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Manitowoc
Land and Salt company held last Satur
day to plat the Gunderson farm which
lies just west of the Fair grounds. In
the future it will be known Us Highland
Home and lots may be purchased upon
it from 800 up. The Land and Salt
company in order to meet everybody,
will sell on the installment plan, pur-
chasers being able to pay just such
sums from time TO time as they can
without incommoding themselves.
This new section is admirably adapt
ed for homes and within easy reach Of
the city.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year at the annual meeting on Saturday
as follows;
President .............He Henry Ilinrichs
Vice President Thomas +. Torrison
Secretary and Treasurer NJ. H. Murphy
Manager ............ M. II, Murphy.
Board Of Directors Henry Hinrichs,
NJ. H. Murphy, Thos f. Torrison.
Michael Kirwan, w A. Wake and A.
j. Schmitz.
The report made showed the company
in a hourishing condition. 1t is hoped
the company will branch out in other
fields in very short time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
The First Matinee Will be Held on
Tuesday June 1.
A PARADE PROCEEDS THE RACES.
Special Features for this Season of the
Year 1901.
PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS ARE barrel
ManitowOc Riding and Driving Club Said TO
be one of the Strongest and Most
Popular in Wisconsin.

Cardinal red and black will be on the
programme Tuesday June T. The
Manitowoc Driving and Riding club
will hold its first matinee Of the season
on that day and it is expected to be
red letter day. A parade will take
place in which the members will par
ticipate and it will be one of the finest
exhibit of horses and fine rigs ever seen
in the city. A feature of the matinees
this year will be the driving Of the
horses by their owners Professional
drivers will be barred from driving any
but their own horses. The club is one
of the strongest in the state and is be
coming more popular.
The President will ask Mayor Rahr
to declare half holiday so as to enable
the business men to participate in the
enjoyments Of the day.
The following is the order of parade
arranged by the committee for the mat
inee June and the public is invited to
attend
T. The parade to form on Eighth
street between Hamilton and Marshall
streets, headed west on Marshal street.
proceed west on Marshall street to
Eleventh street, north on Eleventh
street to Washington street east on
Washington street to Eighth street,
north on Eighth street to St. Clair street,
west on St Clair street and Michigan
Ave to driving park.
?. The line Of formation to be made
up as follows: LIST, All pony riding
horses to head the procession. 2nd
Band. 3rd. All horses entered for ma,
tinee races. 4th. All double driving
rigs. 9TH All single driving rigs.
3. The Marshall's of the day will be
P. ]. Pierce, Ct w. Kennedy and DR.. j.
Mulholland.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
UNION COAL MEN
AT LOCAL YARDS
OUT ON A STRIKE.

The union men employed by the Reiss
Coal Co. and the Jones & Adams COM
pany have gone out on a strike. j. &.
johnson of the j. G. Johnson Co. local
agents for the Reiss Coal Co. stated that
the men had been offered the same rates
that were being paid at Sheboygan and
Milwaukee but up to the present time
have not accepted. Coalers that We're
intended for Manitowoc are going TO
Sheboygan to unload.
An unsuccessful attemp5 was made
to stop the men loading grain at the
elevators and give place to union men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Berthram Of Sheboygau to Hell
len Kaufman Of Two Rivers; Theodore
Oleiu Of Dane county to Ma'Hilda Y,
Stauslaud of Manitowoc county Joseph
~icge Of Sheboygau to Lcua Iu-cl OF
Liberty; George H. Newcomb Of Mani.
towoc to Mary T. Skubal Of Mishicot;
Anton Goetz of ManitOwoc TO Annie
Wattawa OF Mauitowoc; Albert Hasten
of Gibson to Emelia Kohn Of COOpers-
town Charles Petzold of SchIcswig to
Lizzie Baltz Of Schleswigj James w,
Pech Of Manitowoc to Ellen May Day
of Manitowoc; Chas. Ringmeer of Two
Rivers to Annie Benesch Of Mishicot
Henry Anthem Of Mishicot to Mary Notz
Of Manitowoc; Frank r. Roubel Of
Franklin TO Mary Svacina of Kossuth;
John r Burton Of Waukcsha to Alyina
Schwake Of Two Rivers; Aug f. THEM
Of Brown county to Minnie Eaise of
Maple Grove
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
MARlBEL CAVES HOTEL
WILL BE OPENED AT
COOPERST0WN MAY 30.

The Married. Caves hotel near Coopers-
town will be opened to the public Nav
Both. Speeches will be made and an en-
tertainment will be given in the even
ing. The hotel is built in one of the
most romantic locations in this county
and has all the modern Improvements.
Mrs NJ. VI. Steinbrecher, Il pleasant and
accommodating hostess, invites the pub
lie to participate in the grand opening.
VIII take Part-At a meeting of the
Minnehaha Camp 1885 NJ. W. A it was
decided to take part in Memorial Day
exercises, and all members of the Camp
are requested to be at their hall at |
o'clock on that day.
VIII visit AppIeton-A large crowd
of rooters will accompany the North
side track team to Appleton on Satur-
day. Many people not connected with
the school, Will take advantage of the
low rate Of one dollar for the round trip
and spend the day with friends in APP
lleton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
NORMAN T0RRIS0N
RETURNED TO ALASKA
TO DEVEL0PE MINES

Norman Torrison leftfor the IEIoudike
gold regions Of Alaska where he j. in
terested in some mining claims. Mr.
Torrison has been there before having
gone there last summer and goes there
now todeyelope the claims he obtained
He expects to return about November
next
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
Christian Science.

The Christian Science society holds
service Sunday at 1880 A. NJ. Subject
fornext Sundays lesson is Soul and
Body. Sunday school meets at
vice at 5 clock. Reading room is opt II
Tuesday and Thursday from to4 P. Nj.
Frazier hall, York street BET ween Sew
enth and Eighth. All are invited
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
MEMBERS OF THE
CICERONIAN SOCIETY
HOLD A MEETING.

The Ciceronian Literary Society con
sistiug of the members of MOore's Bust
ness College held their first regular
meeting last night. The programme
was as follows:
Opening Address. Pres Mr.. Eberhard
Recitation. ............H Hugo Raytield
Essay. ..................F Francis Nobrll
Description of Manitovoc
w. Heingarten
Debate: Resolved that Washington
was greater statesman tina Lincoln.
Affirmative Negative.
NJ. S. Kellner Ed. Huwatchek
f. Il. Eichman Thos MckeOugh
Herbert Hadson Paul Zentner
The judges decided in favor of the
affirmative
Essay .................... Mabel WATTS
Recitation. Pest House. o.. p. \. Ref
Recitation ............E Eta Sonsthagen
The next meeting will be held May
%
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
Three AyOWed Candidates for the
Craftsmanship.
TWO OF THE MEN ARE WELL KNOWN
D. NJ. Sheldon of ManitOwOc Rapids is
Last Man Out.
PERSONNEL OF THE BOARD GIVEN.
What the Board Expects to do at the
Present Session Which Will Last
Just One Week

The County board will meet in special
session next Monday for the purpose OF
organizing and attending to such other
business as NAV come before it. Con
siderable interest is always taken in the
choice of a chairman who is elected at
the spring session This spring is no
exception since there are three avowea
candidates for the position with pos
sibility of more. The present chairman
w. C. Maertz of Maple Grove is can
didate to succeed himself and has a
strong following Mr. Maertz has filled
the position heretofore with credit to
himself and marked executive ability.
P.J Conway of Meme is also can
didate and his wide and favorable ac-
quaintance in the county will give him
considerable strength. Mr.. Conway
has the ability and experience in public
affairs necessary and should he be elect
ed would make a good chairman.
Another candidate is David Sheldon
of Manitowoc Rapids Mr. Sheldon has
represented his town on the county
board several years and expects to de
velope considerable strength
The location of the training school
may also come in for share of the dis,
cussion in the board. There are several
places in the county that would like tC
have it, among them Manitowoc, Two
Rivers, Reedsville, Cato and Branch,
Should the school board, consisting OF
Supt. F. Christensen, a. c. Maertz OF
Reedsville and John Schroeder of Two
Rivers, not be able to agree upon the
location of the school the county board
may be requested to solve the problem.
There will be several new men on the
boardthis year which will ne composed o,
the following members:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
AS to Hay Shipments For year

AS to Hay Shipments For year
Manitowoc has shipped hundreds Of tons
of hay to Michigan annually, but this
year it is different Manitowoc hay
dealers sold hay 10 Lake superior for
spring delivery but owing to the short
age Of the crop in this vicinity it vas
necessary to purchase the hay in MiChi-
gan, ship it to Manitowoc and thence 70
Lake Superior by steamers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
I.IBk ARIAN Won BRlESEN
Submits Her Figures on Circulation for
Past Week

Miss Won Briespn, librarian Of the
Manitowoc public library submits her fig
ures, showing the circulation statistics
for the past week ending May If. They
are: General 3; philosophy, religion,
sociology, natural science II useful
arts, .; fine arts9, history, 2l; travel, Is,
biography, ~; literature, 6lG; Philology,
O. Total I'll
OF these 80 were German, ~ Polish, :
Bohemian, Norwegian and 0 French.
Daily average was liS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16

Circulate Petition A petition is
being circulated in the Second ward to
have the streets sprinkled, the same
show of enterprise in all of the wards
would much improve our city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16

Should Improve Crossings Every
street crossing in the city should be
boarded over the pitch holes AT most
Of the crossings being relic Of days
gone by which is not in keeping with
our prosperous city of to-day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16

Tor Purchase of Land-The Special
committee appoined by Mayer Rahr to
visit the cemetery with veiw of pur-
chasing more land performed its duty
and after due consideration decided to
recommend to the council that tract
Of land belonging to H. Markham be
purchased.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-16
MOVEMENT OF PERSONS
TO AND FROM MANIT0W0C.

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