Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-28

Leave orders at A. w Mumm's for
Griesel Il thinner All papering
promptly attended to.
The work of putting in a new ceiling
in the circuit court room of the court
house was commenced on Wednesday
by II l. Mumm. According to con
tract the work will be completed by or
before July 1st.
At the last meeting of the Ripou
council a resolution passed year ago
accepting $40, 600 of Carnegie's money
for library purposes, was repealed by a
vote of five to three This also releases
two citizens of pledge of $1,000, but
will have no effect on the mandamus
proceedings brought by the city against
the library board, which purchased a
site for the library for which it asked
the city to pay.
In switching Wednesday near the
city pumping station several cars OF q
ST Paul train jumped the track apd
one of them tipped over Frank Me-
Cam, yardmaster, was standing on top
of the ear that was overturned and, to
save himself, jumped to the ground,
landing on his feet with such force that
a bone in the instep of one of his feet
was broken. Aug Borchardt, en-
ployed in loading ears for the Good
willie Co, was in the ear at the time
and suffered a serious shaking up aud
several bruises about the head
Upon complaint of R. f. Rietz. Rich
ard Jawort was brought before Justice
j. A Jones Thursday, to whom he paid
fine of So together with S4 costs for an
assault upon Mr. Rietz' wife, Augusta.
, The latter conducts a millinery store IN
the Jawort building and Mr. Jawori
desired TO remove some curtains from
the show window Mrs Rietz did not
object to the removal of the curtains,
but did object to the "mussing up of
her show window. Jawort pushed her
to one side and got his curtains, with
the result that complaint was filed
against him.
Chas. Kuehl was sentenced Tuesday
afternoon last in Justice Clark's court
to pay fine of $50, together with costs
amounting to SlS 80, for alleged depre-
dations committed on the land OF Chas
Passehl, situated on Ninth Ave. The
land passed from the possession OF
Kuehl to John Martin, now deceased,
and thence to Mr. Passehl On the lots
NGtE ANt II UT AlItN anu II 10 tAttf -NNAf
that Knehl for pure meanesS dug up
and chopped down the tfees. After the
passing of sentence the defendants
attorney took an appeal to circuit court
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, ieNelcr. corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed.
At a recent meeting of the town
| board of Weston it WAS decided to be-
gin work macadamizing on the Scho-
/ field road where work was stopped last
fall and complete the road 10 the bridge.
To cover part of the expense the sum
of $500 was appropriated and rs under
the present law the county i obliged TO
give a like amount, it is thought the
sum of 81 .Ol0 will be sufficient To do the
work The hin below the Means farm
is in very bad shape and this, too, will
| be repaired The planSing Is worn out
aud it is considered that macadam
would be cheaper than replansing it.
though some are in doubt rs to the wis
dom of this. the latter people fearing
/ that heavy rains will wash away the
top layer of crushed rock.
West Superior has adopted a new
1 Of1l IlAL VIII I&t~E tic MEEtN Va H.
school teachers Experience and graie
of work viii be considered as basis IN
determining the wages and each year 2
| teachers salary will be increased 3 80
per month, the maximum of $50 being
made for kindergarten, first and eighth
/ grades, while $50 has been established
| for the other grades. After the hr>t
| year il is expected that the maximum OF
/ each of these divisions will be raised s.
or more. Though the method is an eN-
pertinent il is expected t0 work To the
/ Satisfaction of the teacher aud school
/ board alike Ii will discriminate Ia
favor of the teacher of superior cap
abilities aud thus have a tendency 10
raise the standard.
Up al Crandon they have had little
TASTE Of Kentucky raised, aa-ronuo
taoroushhreds. There was quite
g ,lnny came 70 Crandon from heH-
tueky some time ago, among them
Fariee Daft and wife There WAS also
: vonnr and fair-eved widow IN the
crowd whose charms won Farice from
his wife'S side. until the green-eyed
monster. jealousy, took possession oi
her very snui. then she took her tFuSJy
revolver and went hunting after hei
heve lord She stationed herself on
what she supposed wss his usual run.
way and sure enough. be Soon emerged
from the wides'S hnme but he cld mol
ga far before h;S wife sent bullet
through his body, from the effects q
which ne died the next day Mr.. and
Mrs Daft aud the widow were each 2
years of age.