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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

The delegates 10 sats convention should BE
elected Al The democratic cxucESeS orziered 10
he held on the sssJ tay q September l9Es ia
the several towns Villages and waulS pursuant
- cali Of the democrats county committee 81
Marathon county.
Hy order ~ the democratic committee % the
Second assembly district.
III REESER.
A..rss,.r "a, fr,,taY.
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DIR. A. L. BROWN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OeRcs over
Mueller 4 Quz1dts shoe store. Residences
over L. v. Speers is~elry store. Telephone co.,
rection- Special attention given TO discs ses OF
women and children
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The Scheme Laid Bare

Since the state central committee
has failed to investigate the state
ment mady by US regarding the de-
feat OF Mr.. Harvey at the state con-
VentiOn, there seems to us no alter
native but TO give the matter TO the
public just us it came to use and let the
public judge OF the matter itself Mr..
Theodore krOnshage told us that he
went to Chicago and received the
81, 900 In question from an agent OF
CHM & Co. OH the solecondition that
a candidate was To he brought into
the field against MIR. Harvey aud
that the further sum of from 1000
to $4,000 was to be contributed II
the campaign against MIR. Harvey
was successful. He stated that he
put the money received in a bank In
Milwaukee TO his own credit and
then sent his checks for the same
to Governor La Toilette.
(Signed.) GEORGE A. BUCKsTAFF,
Oshkosh, Wis.,. Sept. u.
j. H. STOUT,
MenOmonis, Wis, Sept. ID
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ELLIS USHER asserts that Rose will
not win, now, it is a dead sure thing
that he will.
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Democratic Congress-
ional Convention.
WAUsAU. Wis, Sept. Is. 1902

w ACcAN3 t1c-, OSPt 10, w.
The Democratic Convention for the
Tenth Congressional district was called
to order by chairman, e. E. Powers, at
the court house, in the city of Wausau,
Wis, Saturday, September 18th, at 2
o'clock p. m. Thereupon the chairman
read the call of the convention and then
seated Arthur W. Shelton, of Oneida
county, as temporary chairman of the
convention.
A. q. Pankow, of Wood county, was
thereupon on motion elected temporary
secretary of the convention.
The chair appointed the following
committees:
On CredentialS-John Byrne, of Lang
lade county; 1. Burdeau, of Iron, and
G. E. Schwindt, of Price.
On Permanent Organization--G. l..
Shattuck, of Taylor; A. ID Mcdonald,
of Ashland, and ID. l.. Rothman, of
Shawano
On Resolutions F. P. Regner, of
Marathon; f. G. Pors, of Wood, aud
Nj. d l. O'Rourk, of Lincoln
Upon motion, duly seconded, recess
until 3 o'clock p. m was then taken to
give the committees time to report.
AT O'Clock p. IN. the convention was
called to order by the chair, whereupon
the committee on permanent organiza
ton recommended that the temporary
organization be made permanent. On
mo.ion the recommendation of the com
mittee was adopted and the temporary
organization was made permanent
The report of the committee on Gre
dentials was then read by the secretary
and upon motion adopted as follows,
and the gentlemen named on same de-
clared duly elected delegates to this
convention, and entitled TO vote and
transact such other business as may
come before this convention
Ashland county-Burt Williams, A.
D. Mcdonald, M. Collins, Walter Cate.
Florence county
Forest county-John Masbaum.
Iron county-Isaac Burdeau.
Langlade county-John Byrne, Jos.
Spoerl, Christ. Wunderlich.
Lincoln county-D A. Jordan, NJ
d. i. O'Rourk, d. S. johnson, George
b. Thompson.
Marathon county Joseph Chesak,
Oscar Ringle, proxy of h. K Wright,
Edward Kretlow, Herman Neumeister,
August Ritger, Il. j. Plowman, w. B.
Philbrick, f. p Regner, E. j. RiAeman.
Oneida county-A. w. Shelton.
Price county-G E. Schwindt.
Shawano county-D. l.. Rothman, +.
+ Green.
Taylor county-Phil. WINNER, G. L.
Shaltuck.
Villas county
Wood county-E. c. Pors, A. G. Pan
kow.
The report of the committee Cd reso-
lutions was then read and on motion
adopted as follows:
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NEAL BROWN l.. A. PRADT
FRED GENRICH. District Attorney.
BROWN, PRADT d GENRICH
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice In all courts.
Ofaces over First National Bank.
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ATTORNEYS.
Kreu.ser. Bird q Rosenberg.

a 10. .NEYS AT LAW. Wausau Wis, corner
of Third and Jefferson streets-heip mann
building. Money TO loan in large o, small
amounts. Collection specially
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FRED GENRrcH.
Fl. B. HUNTINGTON.

a TT0RNEY AT LAW. Office in First National
= Bank bDilding, Wausan. Wis.
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RESOLUTIONS.

We, the democrats of the Tenth Con-
gressional district of the state of Wis
consin, in convention assembled at
Wausau, this Thirteenth day of Sep
TENDER, A, ID. 1902, adopted the follow
resolutions:
We heartily endorse the platform and
candidates of the democratic state con-
yention.
We condemn the Dngley tariff law
as IA trust-breeding measure, and stand
firmly for tariff reform.
We are in favor of placing every trust
made article in this country upon the
the free list.
We donounce what is known as the
fowler BIZ, and are opposed To the
system Of sC-t2iied Asset Currency
We oppose Imperialism in any and
every form, with its increased expen-
ditures that must naturally follow.
We stand for the independence of the
American judiciary, but condemn the
abuses of the merit of the writ of
injunction, issued by the federal courts
OF this land. which are aimed to con
denim and imprison citizens without
the right Of trial by Jury
we are uGalterably opposed to Gre
atlng another monopoly by esta blishing
what is known as the Ship Subsidy"
We are in favor of the election of the
United States senators by popular vote,
and pledge our candidate TO vote for an
amendment of the constitution requir-
ing the same.
We oppose monopoly in every form,
and wherever found and pledge our
candidate to vote for legislation that
will abolish this system of which the
American people axe now victims, strik-
ing examples being the coal and beef
trusts.
1t was then moved and seconded that
the vote for congressional candidates
be taken by uica uoce vote, which motion
prevailed.
Thereupon nominations were placed
before the convention in the alphabet
ical order of the counties. Ashland
county, through Walter S. Cate, placed
in nomination the name of Burt Will
liams from Ashland; John Byrne, of
Langlade, placed in nomination Wells
Nj. Ruggles of Ashland, and NJ. ID. l.
O'Rourk, of Lincoln, placed in nominal
ton Willis Y Silverthorn of Lincoln.
f. c. kretlow, of Marathon, seconded
the nomination Of Silverthcrn, while |.
Burdeau, of Iron, seconded the nomi-
nation of Ruggles, and F. f. Green, of
Shawano, seconded the nomination of
Burt Williams.
The first ballot was then taken which
gave the result:
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Via the North Westeri line. win be sold
at reduced rates September -. TO %, in
elusive. limited 10 return until Septem-
Der -. inclusive. Apply 10 agents Chi
cage x North-NcSteru Ry.
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BUMP, sARCHErTT q BUMP,

o Umk, LAAhNI1E11I q BUMP.
a TTORNEYS AND CCUNSELORS AT LAW
- Offices, sl2 Second Street. Telephone No.
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REFUSES TO sroP .raE DEAL.

MIR. Stout told him that if the deal
was carried out and Harvey was de-
feated the public should know how aud
why it was done. The governor replied
10 MIR. Stout that he dida't care, that
we might take the cover Off ANYTHING
we had, il was nothing to him.
lie, however, telephoned Jerre
Murphy and had Murphy, Fiett and
kronShage meet MIR. Stephenson. Stout
and myself Ia the room under the exec
utire office MIR kronshage there
told US that the s. Coz he had received
be dIsposited in the bank to his own
account and sent his personal checks
TO the governor for the money turned
over TO him. He said that the goyes nor
didn't have any responsibility in the
matter whatever: that he alone Was
responsible for bringing out Cary rs q
candidate kronshags said he had
made an agreement 70 do 50 il they
would paw 5000 into the governors
campaign fund. and make the further
and larger contribution if the campaign
against Harvey was successful. He
said that .sse hook companies had
watched the govcrnofss course and
approved il and wSstkd TO assist in
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Z. c. Kretlow, Wausau.
ID. II. Walker, Rhinelander.
&. c. Kelleher, Phillips.
John K Shattuck, Medford.
Mart Hrzel, Eagle River.
A, e. Pankow, Marshtield.
As there was no other business before
the convention, the convention adj
journed upon motion sine die
A. &. PANKow, Sec'y.
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A TToRNEY AT LAW. Office on Third street.
A opposite the Court House.
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Maaasata Di1ot.
TUESDAY. SEPT. IS, 1902.

Published weekly and entered stthe Post Office
at Wausau as second class matter.
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Excursion Tickets 10 County Fair at
New Lsancoa. Wis
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fEs. SAL

Fer the submission Of an amendment to section
Of article VII Of the constitution relating TO
tho justices of the supreme court.
Resolved. by the assembly, the senate concur
ring that section OF article v III OF the constitu
ton be smended 50 as to read as follows: Section
I The chief justice ald the assoclste justices Of
the su9reme court shall be severally known as
the Justices Of said court VIII the same terms Of
oIhca 81 ten years respectively as now provided.
The supreme court shall consist Of seven justices,
any toar or whom shall be g quorum. to be elected
~ y, nov provided, not raore than one each year
Inc lnstlce having bsen longest continuous
me.toer OF said court, in case two or more such
seniol gustices shall have served for the same
ienkts OF time. then the one whose commission
nfst expires shall be Ell -ofeio tbs chief Justice.
mo. l4A.l
Joint Resolution No. II
rropcslng an amendment TO section 3 OF article
II OF the constitution OF the state az Wisctr-
sin. as amended by q vote OF the people nj the
general election, November 3, 1874, relaxing TO
TIE Indebtedness OF municipal coTporals.Sns
Resolved. by the assembly, the senate ,o.,,s,,1
ring, that section OF article III OF the constfrn.
ton q Wisconsin be amended by inserting AZ.
ter the word years" In the last line OF SAIL ser
tion as printed In the statutes OF lSoe the fol
lowing words "or, ii city containing q pop.
ulasion OF more than twenty five thousand ac-
corsing to the last state or federal census taken
before such debt is contracted within ifty
years, so that when amended said ssstion OF
article ii shall read as follows SeUsion 8 IL
shall he the duty OF the legislature, and they
ganization of cities ssnd Incorporated villages
ana &c restrict their power OF taxation, assess
meit. borrowing money, contracting debts and
loalsing their credit, so as TO prevent abuses In
ASSESSMENT and taxation, and In contracting
debts by such municipal corporations. No
county, city, town, village. school district or
other municipal corporation shall be allowed
70 become indebted III any manner or for any
purpose to any amount including existing in.
deoietsness, IN the aggregate exceeding five per
centuln ON the value OF the taxable property
therelq, 10 be ascertained by the last assess
merit cor city and county taxes previous TO the
mourning OF such Indebtedness Any county,
city, town, village, school district or other ma-
niclpat corporation mourning any Indebtedness
as aforesaid, shall, before or at che time OF do
ing so provide for the collection OF u direct an
nual TAX suficient &c pay the interest on such
debb as IL falls due. and also TO pay ard dis
charge the principal thereof within twenty
years, or, II city containing a population OF
more than twenty-five thousand according to
the last state or federal census taken before
such debt Is contracted, within fifty years. from
the time OF contracting the same.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

J. H REISER.
Acting Chairman
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
New incorporation.

The Ohio Tonopah Company has
been incorporated under the laws OF
Arizona, with headquarters in
Youngstown, Ohio, the incorpora-
tors being prominent business men
of Youngstown, Cleveland and Pitts,
burg: This company has been formed
to take over and develop the claims
California, Colorado, - Arizona
and ~ tab, held by B. E, Shear,
S. A. Knapp and E. E. Knapp, and
situa ted west Of town on line of the
Mizpah, Burro and other lodges
The present shaft will be enlarged to
double-compartment, which will be
sunk through surface porphyry and
the lodges opened by crosscuts. No
doubt this is a strong company and
the showing is well worth its great
est efforts.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
STBNOGRApHER
AND TYPEWRITER
OLiNB STEWART

Has opened an oficc opposite Bunauha ONE"
on ST Patrick street aud Is prepared 10 do ANY
aud q work Ia SleuoHruphy and TypeWrtiug
Work solicited and SatisfactiGE guaranteed
Rates reasonable
Onicial Court Reporter None County Cali
fnruia
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01

Suits made to order; no deposit
required Tonopah Trading Co.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
ONLY TOO TRUE.

1t is said that the State Board of
Assessors, after adjourning in Carson
last week, held a Star Chamber
meeting in Reno, and those present
agreed to ignore the law entirely and
grind along in the same old rut
of high rates and low valuation If
the counties will not elect men to of
flee who will try to carry out the in
tention of the laws, it is of very little
use for the Legislature to make laws.
While the new revenue law is not all
that it might be, it is step in the
right direc ton, and if the county of
ticials would have put their shoulders
to the wheel and pushed, altogether,
much good would have resulted.
There are some wealthy men in every
community, however, who will OPP
pose and make as obnoxious as pos
sible any law which tends to make
them stand an equal portion of the
expense of government. They do
not seem to care whether the State
moves forward or backward, in fact
they would probably rather see no
advancement, as it would be detri-
mental to their cinch policy of doing
business. More people in their re-
spective communities would mean
more competition, and competition
would mean death to their trust pol
icy of doing business. The fact that
no laws can be made and enforced to
make the wealthy men of the State
pay their just proportion of taxes is
Il bad state of affairs to become
known to outsiders. 1t is not an in
ducement for home seekers to locate
in our midst What this State needs
more than anything else is Il Consti-
tutional Convention TO provide a
more suitable Constitution, wipe out
about two thirds of the laws ON the
Statutes, and give the people con
siderable less law and more Justice
Lyon County Times.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01

Some people denounce Unions in
unmeasured terms, but if they had
been in Tonopah during the recent
epidemic of sickness they would most
likely have changed their opinions
The Miners Union of that place did
heroic work in caring for the sick
and burying the dead, and spent
thousands of dollars in the cause of
humanity. Lyon County Times.
Everybody should use due precau-
ton during this spell of dry weather,
which is causing pneumonia. Avoid
hot rooms when about to enter the
cold air When retiring at night see
that the feet are warm and that your
sleeping apartments meet all the
healthful requirements. Do this and
you will not be taken with pneu-
monia.
Congressman Newlands, so sayeth
Dame Rumor, would like to return to
the Republican file and rank, now
that it is an assured fact that New
ada will again become "a good old
time Republican State and will elect
the entire Republican State ticket If
fusion ticket is put in the race at the
next election it will never start, for
it will be too weak to make an effort.
They say air is the newly discov-
cred cure for consumption. What a
sanitarium the Virginia Chronicle
editorial room would make. 1t could
be administered hot or cold by the
attendent of that room
The cold feet boys who left here
scared almost into death, for fear
they would getsick and die, will soon
begin to return, as their feet are
warming up little.
If you want fancy stationery call
at the BONANZA News Store. Our
prices are right.
Just imported the new French
fresh candies at Booths Candy
Kitchen. II H..
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UN.
| der the firm name ana style Of Williams q
Ryan, lumber dealers ami contractors has bccu
dissolved by mutual consent NJ h. Ryan re-
ring The hrm win be known hereafter a.
Williams & Trabert, Nm. Traburt having
bought the Interest 81 NJ. f. Ryan All bill,
due the frm Of Williams & Ryan ART payable
to J u. c. Williams aud all bills owed by the
firm Of W itlams & Ryan viii be paid by ] f. G.
Williams
Dated at Touopah this 6th day of January
4, u, 1877
h.. G.. WILLIAMS,
NJ f. RYAN
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01

For magazines and daily papers 90
to the Bonanza News Stand
Fine stationery at Bonanza News
Store.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01

Money to Loan.
Have several thousand dollars to
invest What am | offered. Send
full particulars. Can invest person
ally or through a Stock Company.
JONI CAvANAGH,
344 Hudson St,
New York City,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
Homestead, Final Proof.

Land once at CARSON Cry, NEVADA.
... January y 1902
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol.
~ lowing named settler has filed notice of his
intention TO make final proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
County Clerk of Nye County at Belmont Ne
yada, on tuesday, MARCH II. 1gr. viz.
James trasleur, Homestead Application No
iJi for the So of NWl4 and Lot l. Sec 4; Lot I
OF NEl4 Sec. ;, 4 4 N , r. " T. MD NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
SAID land. VIZ: jacob Glow, John W Strobe
Henry Hancock and William N Granger. ali of
Belmont, Nevada.
jars q. H. GALLUP Register.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01

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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
Dissolution Notice.

TTHE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING ITN.
i der the firm name and style Of Butler &
O'Brien livery stable keepers doing business in
the town Of Tonopah, Neveda is this day dis
solved by mutual consent r Butler has
purchased the entire Interest Of T. D. OBrien
N the concern All bills due the firm OF
Butler& OBrien are payable to r. +. Butler
aud al bills due from said firm will be paid BY
+ +. Butler
+ Butler will continue to conduct the
livery business and u continuance of the pat.
rOnage IS solicited
Dated this 9th day Of January A. d ig02.
+. +. BUTLER,
j. H OBRIEN
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-01
TINSHOP.

SpauldinR Bros. Of Virginia City, have
arrived with complete stock and have opened
Tinshop next door to Edwards & Cutting
All kind of
SHEET-IRON WORK
Done on short notice. Slovcplpe made TO
order any size and stoves put up
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-22

Telegraf1sn de Copenhagne que
Russia ha comenzsdo ls construction
de fortiicaciones cuArteles en- Ia
frontera irlandesa
Los cperteles sor cAp&ces para
10000 hombres.
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AyQDtami0ntO
.. de San Juan.
(Sesi6n del dia 81 actual J
Sc sproh0 ell acta anterior.

Sc &prob0 el acta anterior.
Sc cre6 una p]szs de practican-
to temporero spara el hospital de
Sarta Rosa.
Sc acard6 que en- el pr6ximo
presupuesto Sc yea 81 s. pu9de creAr
una plsza dc Letrado del Al unta-
miento.
Cunfiar al sbogAdo Mr. Kee1y Ia
defensa on Ell spleito iniciSdo p9r Mr.
l. A Scott GUntrS ei @ nseio,
Qae Sc AdQuiera una cs So en-
subssta pdblics,
Que informe ell Sr. Lngeniero
sobre Ia proposition adiciou&l del
Sr. Balado eobre ercintado de ace
ras.
Fac aprob&dA Is cuenta de alum
brado de Mayo dltimo.
Qaed6 enterado ell Conseio do la
renuncia del Concejsi sef1or Manuel
Panisgda.
A virtud- de queja del sencr
Arquite3to, 50 declare cesaute al
escri6iente don Lorenzo Tiol, y So
iicit@n de aquel IL propuest@ del que
debA su ustituiyle.
QueiA enterado Ell Consejo de
las buenas notss de- estudios del
joven don Enrique ResAch, subven-
sionsdo por IL Ciudad
Dejar sohTe l& mesa Ell nombrA-
mieuto de un Typerrfther que pro-
pone el sef1or Ingeniero.
Qae Sc psgdena Domingo AFRO
20 $50,51 como tsblsjero, cuyo i'm
porte Sc incluira en- el pr6ximo pre-
supussto
Que Ia Junta Local de Instruc t.
ci6n Fdblica informe acerca de las
deficiencies que note en- ell servicio
su cargo para yer 81 pro-ede esta-
blecsr una contribuci6a especial con
destino S los fondos esool&res.
Q1e 81 lrA t.que "a Dl'q ila-
ci6n por Contadurfs para yer donde
SO p&ga el sueldo del sobrestante Sr.
Candida
Q1e SO imponga una contribu
ci6n de $400 csds una dc las en-
presas de eLuz EI6ctricaa de esta
ciud&d para este af1o fiscal.
Conceder uu mes de pr6rrogA &
don Julian Andino para pagAr unas
contribu3 clones
W A0 SO SOUt5 % uOu AuALGS NJ
driguez solo S5 por una gu7gua al
servicio pa olico, como contribution
~Aprob6se cuenta de D. G B )s-
chette por 5 0 por l&brAdo de una
lozA que dice sPAdre Rufo M. Fer
uandeZo.
Desestimar un csc ito de don
Modesto Ojeda sobra contribu 3i6n
impuests don Jose r. Figueroa por
urbana.
Condonar q dona Guadalupe
Gonzalez las contrit ucfones que a e
deuda por 10 casa 70 1C8 Gale de l&
Luna.
Aprob6se Ia cuerta de sucp. de
A. Mayol &c Co. por 1882 por tubos
para Ell acueductC.
Cuenta del Ingeniero mec&nico
Cuenta del Ipgeniero mecanico
por 81 80 de mater ii para derretir
plomo para la tuberfs del acueducto.
Fac aprobada,