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COUNCIL MEETING.

At the regular meeting for October,
held last week, the council decided to
build the bridge connecting the First
and Seventh wards that has been in
controversy for so long. The appropri-
alton made was S15, 900, of which IS 900
will be entered in the tax levy for this
year and 50 900 in the levy for each of
the following years One member
opposed it, but when it came to vote
the resolution was carried by vote of
IA too
S. Reineking and Chas. Heppner petit
toned the council to appoint them as
constable to succeed the late John Viii
lens, but their petitions were not read.
The mayor stated that he had appoint
ed Joseph Muckerheide to the Office,
which met with remonStrance from
Alderman Schmidt A vote was taken
and the appointment was confirmed by
vote of II to 5.
The BOARD of public works reported
that at the present time it would not be
wise to repair the paved streets, for
paving blocks are too high, and the
matter should be postponed until
spring. The committee also reported
that the paving in front of the engine
house, which is in bad state of repair,
could be replaced with vtrified brick
at cost of 1926, which would be
cheaper than block paving at S8l. The
report was adopted and the board
authorized TO put in the brick pave
ment
The mayor announced the appoint
ment of Mrs Laura f. Bird as mem
Der of the board of education, John
Kiefer having refused to qualify. The
appointment was confirmed.
E. Wilems, of Schoheld, in a COM
munication, stated that his horse was
recently frightened by the road roller
on Grand avenue which caused it to
run away, injuring his daughters and
causing damage to wagon and harness
He was of the opinion that the city
should compensate him by the gift of
80. Referred to committee on claims
The finance committee, in a report,
recommended that tax levy be made
of $9O, 200 for the year. Report adopted
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HAD TO STAY IN MILWAUKEE,

II spoke at Chiffon Saturday night,
said Neal Brown, the Democratic sage
OF Wausau as ne sat in the Plankinton
house yesterday. land intended TO
have arrived in Milwaukee in time 10
take the train for my homo for sunday.
The engine broke down, and | have
had to stay in this mansoleum of politi-
cal hopes all day. From what | have
been able to observe of the campaign
the chances for Mayor Roses election
are good The two factions of the Re
publican party are eying each other
SuSpiciouSly. 1t must have been
touching sight to have seen Governor
La Toilette in his Milwaukee speech
eulogizing Senator Spooner. He was
so overcome with emotion that he over
looked a sentiment that he might have
compressed into two lines and ex-
pressed himself thus; Fellow Repub-
lieSns, il is one of the important duties
in this campaign 10 see To il that John
G. Spooner Is returned 60 the United
States senate Milwaukee Sentinel
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

A record attendance last night: 90
Seniors went through 20 minutes
dumb bell drill. after which work was
given on the gaulting bar, saddle and
trick rings There was also base ball
game which was very exciting. There
Is still room for more. Visitors always
welcome.
Educational work viii open on
Wednesday evening,
The Epworth League will give
social in the building on Friday even.
ing Everybody cordially invited to
attend
Lecture course tickets on sale ut the
building. No one will solicit
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

HENRY 5. MULvEY received the NOM
nation for State Senator on the dem
ocratie ticket at the Senatorial Con-
vention held at Wausau Wednesday
Oct. LIST. This is justly merited
honor for one of our most highly re-
spected citizens. His many friends
here at home are duly proud with him
of the justly merited notice he has re-
ceived II elected he will serve the
people creditably and with honor.
There is nothing the matter with
Henry except his politics and there
seems to be an increasing number this
year who say they're all right.-Loyal
Tribune (Repl
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Mat Schomisch, of the town of Plover,
was arrested yesterday on complaint of
his wife who charg ID him with having
threatened to shoot her. After the
arrest the woman wanted to withdraw
the complaint The Judge advised the
fellow to quit the drink habit which
appears to be the cause of the family
troubles, which he agreed to do. His
wife was also advised to post him in
the saloons to which she assented, and
in which thought he conceded. He
was placed under peace bonds and the
two were allowed to 60 their way.
With the change of season must come
a change of diet. The summer articles
must give way to those more suited to
the change of temperature. There will
be greater demand for warm meals,
and tea and coffee will take the
place of ice water and lemonade
We are prepared to meet your wants
in this line, and offer you some very
special inducements. Our teas and
eoffees have reputation that we are
proud of, and our prices are down to
bedrock. as you can see by glancing
over the list.-Max. E. Boehm, two
stores, Cor Grand Ave. and Forest and
204 Grand Ave. Tel. 3iS
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SPECTACULAR CARNIVAL.

ReherSalS are progressing nicely for
the Carnival to be given 81 the opera
house next Monday aud Tuesday under
the auspices of st. Mary'S church, and
the fact that the best local taleut has
been obtained alone inSureS the success
of this ever popular entertainment.
Tickets on sale Friday morning at
usual place. Those holding reserved
seat coupons should line up early in
order to get good seats. Admission -
and - cents.
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ST. soHN.s oHrRna

ST JOHN 3 UHL HUd.
Rev. W. j. Coniick. Rector.
Holy Communion at 1850 a. N.
Mathis and Sermon az 1850 q. m.
Sunday-sch0ol and Kector's bible class, at II N.
Evensong and sermon at 7.So.
Lifsny. Instruction and choir rehearsal Friday
evening ct 80.
The music at these services is rendered By
vested choir of % voices.
Weekly cake sale on saturdays at French'g
ST Faiths Guild meets at the rectory every
Tuesday afternoon.
St. Marthas Guild viii meet with Mrs. Har-
riet Baker on Wednesday afternoon.
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TRAINlnG SCHOOL NOTES. {

The Misses Bauer and Mayo began
work on Monday
The Misses Rood and Mcintosh spent
Sunday at their homes in Merrill.
Miss Florence Wells is back to school
after an absence of nearly week on
account of sickness.
Miss Louise Gibcke, 'O2, returned
from Chicago on Wednesday last to be-
gin her work in the county. She Wis
tied the Training school on Friday and
gave US an account of many interesting
things seen during her extended sO:ourn
there.
A letter received from Leonard Lem
mer, 1900, is indicative of the strong
work that is being done by him in
Marathon City. He has fifty pupils
enrolled and expects sixty within two
weeks. He will leave no stone unturned
to further the advancement of the chill
dren of Marathon City.
A most interesting professional ques-
ton was debated by the society on Fri
day last,-'Is the frequent change of
teachers the greatest evil existing at
present in our country schools?" A
large number of new students, who
apparently had experiences and convic-
tions of their own, took part in the de-
bate after the regular speakers had
finished.
The higher class in literary reading
will begin the study of portion of
Homer's Illiad tomorrow, the Ameri-
can literature demands large part
of the times devoted to literature it is
believed that knowledge of the myths
woven into Homer's epic is indispen-
sable to a proper appreciation of any
literature, as Grecian mythology is one
of the great store-houses from which
authors of all ages have drawn sup
ply.
Mr.. O B. Iverson. '02, of Dancy, Wis
tied the Training school on Friday
He gave short talk upon the necessity
of making good use of the short time
available to students of the Training
school in which to complete very
important fundamental course of study.
He mentioned the wisdom of making
the regular work the main object, and
then of following it up closely with the
cultivation of the social side of life.
MIR. Iverson opened school in the Fran
zen district on Monday. So large and
progressive a school will afford him
ample opportunity to put into practice
all of his ideas both practical and ideal.
1t is desirable that more students who
have done work in the school or who
have graduated therefrom should send
letters describing actual experiences
and conditions as they exist in the
schools of Marathon county. Such
information would be especially help
ful in the professional classes, and
would assist in making more detinate
the work of the County Many stu
dents after graduating are apt to look
in the clouds, and scorn the base de-
grees by which they did ascend"
There is no culture, no learning, no
refinement. that will not increase by
free exercise in the broad fields of
humanity
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CHAPTER 437.

An act to snhmit to the people an amendment 10
article XIII 81 the constitution 81 the state oi
Wisconsin 70 prohibit the pass system
Whereas Al the biennial session Of the IegIsfa-
f1rp of this state in the year lsas amendment
10 the constitution ~ this state #as proposed
and aereed 10 ny a majority OF the mem beers
elected TO each gf the two houses, which amend
neat was In the foll0w3ng ianguage
Resolved Hv the Senate. the Assembly concur
ring that article XIII Of the constitution be
amended by adding q mex section. TO benunlbered
and - read a. follows Section II. No person.
association eo-partnership OF corporation. shall
promise offer, OF give For any rBrF0-e4 70 any
political committee nr any member OF employee
shsrauf to any candidate for or Incumbent Of
arr fAiae or pussfion uH1er any the constitution
ar Lass or under Guy ordinance ~ any toSH or
mnaicipaiity % this state. or 20 any person al
the request or FOR the advantage ~ all Or ang o.
thsna anv FIRE pass or frank. or sny privilege
Withheld from aay person Tor the travelling
accommodation or trans isFf1T3pn 81 any person
or property. or the trah@1s lss40n 81 any message
or sssa uFTHieat5on. 10 Political committee. aud
no nerat4r or employees thereof 10 caaaid ate for.
sea no fnensnhert os arr 0fNea o. position ander
tie constitution OF lass oT under aay OrGinanre
u ssT toNs or Municipality % rhis state shall
ass ssr or aHg@Es. from slT EeEF5a, association
e3-uArxnersh5p. corporation. or a-s n anS
rsawn4r or Tor anT EsurpuAe anF ire pass %
g-nak ar svr privilege w5rhhsic from arr person
for n sraxeskzE axrausn CaaTSoA OF translsprta-
s5or 81 aHy gersan or pfoEsfTEroF the transmits
esnm 81 any naassa.r eg1gas zHsc&fson~ AnE xAo-
Isssson ess ans ~ tse eboye provisions sha1l b.
IsF5s.arr aud be punished as provided ~ 8aN. 80
IL aav ssxr ow anx mem Der ~ fns eKassAfHrs Sse
znSsfr thereof his srs shall tee Hae vaeaat- No
sraa w3Shia xke pGrvew u s1ia 81 s8ss q Er1Tli-
sp8 frs se~t4sgiB% Ia relation ~ as ts1n atsgH-
q RvohFaafesss and 20 reTssn aFsaA1 - ss1zEea
sAau ~ Hasse - any rxseeeusA hon 81 EHEhnEl1nszt
sur nsy a@anse rcneerHIEg waAeh ne @Aa required
20 eve As ta@<Fmonv ar ux08Mne aEF dueaMeNg-
arr sTSaemee The - Easssa1 sz2s rasszoaer SD "a
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

DAVID ROSES chances to become
Governor of Wisconsin, are Frightening
every day. The more he travels about
the more the people of the state become
acquainted with him, and until now the
outlook for his success at the polls next
month is assured.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

THOSE who are shouting corruption"
the loudest now, because mayor Rose
is making the rounds by special train,
were praising LaFollette for his enter
prise for doing the same thing two
years ago.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

Mr. and Mrs II. A. Blessing came
down from Ironwood 10 attend the
Schochow Schroeder wedding
Ole Biller and E. c. Zimmerman
are at Ba-aboo attending 3 Grand Lodge
meeting Of the /. q. O. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Grover arrived
in the city last evening
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

Rev. g. n. Wilson, d. D.. pastor.
preanhing &C l0.s0 n. and 81 D n, Sunday
SUNDAY School at u "a
YPEC meeting st 30 n
Tntevmedisfe d meeting, So N
Junior psf meeting at $500 n
Sanday school at west side chapel every Sun-
day at 500 o. clock.
Sunday school at the Hall Memorial Chapel
ev~ry sunday afternoon al o. clock
Teachers Bible study class everT Mondzy
evening At TsS0.
Prayer meeting en- Thursday evening At 7.ss.
In the morning there are plenty Of free seats
tor serangeFs and all ssafs free in the es ening.
No I.aiaes' Aid Society meeting this week.
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aERMAN nApTIsT. l2l2 sIxTH sr.

Rev. Albert Tilgner, pastor.
Preaching at $3.50 m and T.S0 y m
Sunday School &C II N
Prayer meeting at 7:S0 Thursday evening.
Women's Missionary Society meets on the FIRST
Wednesday of each month.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

THE Evening Wisconsin thinks that
Hon. Neal Brown could make pretty
hot campaign if turned loose on a spec
ial train.
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CHURCH NOTES.

BAPTIST.
Rev. Adam Fawcett. Pastor.
Sunday School, IL As
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 80.
Mission Sunday School on the West Side at 8
o'clock IN Sunday afternoon,
Young ps,ople's meeting at 6:46 D N.
Prayer meeting from 10 8,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

NEAL Browns pet name for one of
the Governors henchman, conspicu-
Gus in the book scandal will always
stay by him-'Ah SIM kronshage.
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FIRsr CHURCH OF CHRIST, scIENrIs1

At Universalist Church. Cor. Fifth
q and Mcclellan SITS. ~
Sunday Service l0:s5 a. m.
ChilGr ans Sunday School II. As m.
Wedr sday evening meeting 745.
Reading rooms opeh daily from to D. m. also
Tuesday and Friday from 1880 to o'clock D. m
Reading room in the church. Il
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arRmAN M.E. oHrRcH.

Rev A. ". Wieting. Pastor.
Preaching 1878 a. u. and 80 p N. Sunday.
Sunday School at 800 6.
Epworsh League Sunday at 100 p. m. and
Friday $50 p. IN.
Junior League on Saturday az II Is 8. N.
Prayer meeting in church at 7.s0 p u. Wednes-
days
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor
David S. Rose, of Milwaukee.
For Leuten&l. Governor
John Wattawa, of Kewaunee.
For Secretary of State
Louis A. LANCE, of Fond du Lac.
For state Treasurer
Ed. L. LUCKNOW, of Baraboo.
For Attorney General
Olaf r. Skaar, of La Crosse.
For Railroad Commissioner
w. A. Redner, of Ashland.
For Insurance Commissioner
William H. Ferber, of New London
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
Karl Mathie, of Wausau.
FOR Member of Congress, Tenth Congressional
District
Burt Williams, of Ashland
For satate Senator, Twenty-ffth Dist
Henry S. Mulvey, of Loyal.
For Member Assembly First District
Willis La Du.
For Member Assembly. Second District
H. H. Manson.
For Sheriff
Jerry Bradley.
For Clerk
John r. Patzer.
For Treasurer
John G. Hinrichs.
For Register of Deeds
Edward G. Kretlow.
For Clerk of Court
Henry Kronenwetter.
For District Attorney
Fred Genrich.
For Coroner
p. J. Taugher.
For supt. of Schools
John T. Lamont,
For Surveyor
w. II. Gowan.
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Raw Frank A. Pease. pastor
Pre@rhinx 1t 1870 . u Sunday.
Sunday School Gx II otcAock.
Mission scnS7ay School. els Lincoln Ave. les
ssh street, 80 N
West size Mfssson IN Markxtxum 3 store D. n.
Rpworsh League Szad&y 81 - D. u.
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NEAL BRoWE. L. rssDT. .. Q. GILBERT
ABSTRACTS.

We have the only abstract Of Mara
ihon county. We have thoroughly
qualified abstractor and make abstracts
at reasonable prices. We are resIsons-
ible for all abstracts made BIZ us and
guarantee that they show the condition
Of the title properly as it appears on
record.
An abstract Of title Is useful il you
desire To sell or mortgage your prop
erty, and is very valuable In ASCERTAIN
ing defects In your title thai can be-
easily remedied and yet Taiaht be suf-
ficient 10 spoil = sale. II yDls desire IN
abstract OF the title 10 yolr property,
call and see uz.
Wausau Law q Land Ass0eiaf'H
Nasaoa fsx-ow Esra4 Nafifsu nj Hank
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thereof a new section TO be known as section
four and reading as follows: Section a. The
legislature shall have power to enact general
banking law for the creation OF banks, and for
the regulation and supervision OF the banking
business provided that the vote OF two-thirds
of all the members elected to each house, to be
taken by yeas and nays, be in favor OF the pas
sage of such law
The people OF the state of Wisconsin represent
ed in senate aud assembly do enact as follows:
ment to the constitution OF the state Of Wiscon-
sin shall be submitted to a vote Of the people OF
this state in the manner now provided by law
the next general election in November, 1902
Section 2 This act shall take effect anc be
in force from and after its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved March %, 1901.
No. 500 81 Published May l. 1901
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Ioint Resolntion So. l2.

Providing for an amendment Of section .. ar
tscls ". 1t the constitution and for separate
county gLgernmenf IN certain counties
Resolved bY the senate. the assembly concur
ring, that section q 81 article IN. Of the con.
s4Stntiun 81 the state OF Wisconsin. D. amended
BIZ adding at the end thereof the following
Provided that IN counties which contain au
INCORPORATED ci1y OF mere than one hundred
thousand Inhabitants. the legislature may S.
tablish q separate system of county govern
viii read a. follows Section n The legis-
nature shall establish but one system Of foWn
and county govern uleH1. which shall - as
nearly uniform As practicable, provided. tRst
IN counties which contain an a1lefr IsoTAtea CITY
q more than one hundred thousand inhaoii-
ants tie legislature may establish separate
system n county government
Notice IS further given that st said general
election The following propositions are 70 ne
submitted TO the people 10 pursuance u The re-
8 1901 which said chapters read ~ follows.
Sa 1851 Published dArch .. 1901.
CHAPTER -.
An act 10 submits 20 the people an Amendment
raS article X o. the constitution OF TIRE stale
n Wisconsin giving TIE legislature power %
PAS a general banking law
NRs~reze At the niezu4al session Ct The aeEsss-
laturp o. the state ct Wisconsin Tor Ehr year
iSse Joint resoluz3ou was PASSED proposing
An rgruT 70 arfle1e N q the constitution
a re state az II tscouszn giving the legislature
power 10 PASS > general banking law WEaen
was srwx<s1 10 bv 4 majority ~ t1@ Lz1z8oeTs
elected 10 each 81 fhe tW0 houses and approved
APRIL twentieth fss9 which pg1p1sed arasza5-
xneuz was in the fosto~ 1ng language
-aEA@0lwua rs she assembly. The senate esan-
eawrzne zh8s article XI y The constitution ~
xss state. ~ Wrsseozsxza ke nxa ~ herenT Rzzseo
I'd - substituting for secss0as feur and I've
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Gaatasata pi1nt.
TUESDAY. OCT. IA, 1902.

Published weekly and entered atthePost Office
at wausau as second class matter.
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JOINT REsoLUTToN no. 5.

For the submission of an amendment TO section
of article Ii of the constitution relating to
the justic of the supreme court.
Resolved by the assembly. the senate concur
ring that section of article VII the eonstitu-
ton he amended so as to read as follows; Section
1 The chief Justice and the assoeiat justices OF
the supreme court shall be severaily known as
the Justices of said court. with the anne terms Of
office IF ten years respectively as now provided.
The supreme court shall consist o. seven Justices
any four whom shall be que rum. to be elected
as now provided, not more than one each year
The Justice having been longest a continuous
member OF said court, or in care two or more such
senior justices shall have served FIR the same
len 9Th Of time then the one whose commission
FIRST expires shall be ex-ofeio tbs chief justice.
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Published May I, IgUI
CHAPTER 25S.

An act to submit to the people an amendment 70
section l. of article 10. OF the constitution OF the
state OF Wisconsin relating to education -.
Whereas AT the biennial session OF the leGisia
ture OF Wisconsin for the year 1893. an amend
ment to the constitution Of the state was pro-
posed aud agreed to by a majority OF the MEN,
hers elected to each OF the two houses which pro-
posed amendment was in the following language:
Resolved by the senate. the assembly concur
ring that section of article X the constitution
of the state OF Wisconsin be amended so az TO
read as follows:
Section 1. The supervision ofpublie instruction
shall b. vested in a state SUPERINTENDENT andsuch
other officers as the legislature shall direct. and
their qualifications. powers, duties and compen-
sation ghau be prescribed by law. The state su-
perintendent shall be chosen by the qualified elec-
tors Of the state at the same time and in the same
manner as members of the supreme court, and
shall hold his Office for four years from the sue
ceeding first Monday in July. The state superin-
tendent chosen at the general election ID Novem-
ber 1902 shall hold and eontiHuefn oftie until the
first Monday in July 1906 and his sueees shall
be chosen at the time Of the judicial eifctie- n
April. 1905. The term OF Office. time shd manner
of eiecting or appointing u other osacers 9fsuper
vision Of public instruction shall oe nxee By law.
And Whereas, the foregoir1 proposei amend
men1 to the constitution 81 the state OF Niseon-
sin was duly agreed to n the Legislature Of this
state, chosen at the general election iil Novefn-
Der 1860 by q majority Of all the mem Frs elected
10 each house Thereof, therefore:
The people 81 the state OF Wisconsin represented
in senate aud az emblv do enars. follows;
Section /. The foregoing proposed amendment
to thu constitution Of the stpesr ~ " BJeonsH shall
be submitted rosN vote q tie people Of this state
IN the manner now ss-Sgided by law FOR the sub
miss.aB Of proposed amendment 81 the next gen
eral election In November. 1902.
Section .. Z his act shah take effect and be In
force from and after it passage and publication
Approved May 2 isel
No. SIS. Al Published May Y. 1901