Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-26
CITY NOTES.

EGGs FOR sALE-Throughbred Ply
mouth Rock and Black Langshan egg:
for sale. Enquire al 623 Franklin
street [ml7tfl GEO. A. Brown.
With Hi Henrys band and the Athens
musical organization, both playing
lively music on the streets, Saturday,
the small boys cup of joy was filed.
Men wanted, to peel hemlock bark
by the month or by the job. Apply tc
or address Barker & Stewart, Wau-
sau, Wis. st
Judge w. G. Silverihorn is building
a new cement sidewalk in front of his
property on Grand avenue, the same
being done by Archie o. Clark When
completed the walk will be 557 feet in
length.
Tony Wittkow, member of base ball
team in the Three league was drowned
last week while boat riding near
Decatur. I'll. Wittkow, whose right
name was Wittkowski, was known in
this city where he was seen on the
Wausau diamond several times within
the past three years when he played
with Marshtield and Ashland.
From appearance, there will be a
lively time at the election of a new
chairman al the session of the county
board next week. The candidates who
will be pushed forward for the position
| by tneir friends, are M G. Thorn, of
the town of Easton, H. b. Blanchard, of
Colby, p G. Gebhard, of the town of
Stettin and John Ringle, of the city.
All are popular and the fight may be
close.
WANTED-SEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
| aeter and good reputation in each state Zone in
this county required) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing. Salary $2l.00 weekly with
| expenses additional, all payable in cash direct
| each Wednesday from head Offices. Horse and
carriage furnished when necessary. Refer
ences. Enclose selfaddressed envelope. Colo
nial Co.. 334 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
CT Carey, state superintendent of
schools, was visitor to the city Wednes-
day and Thursday and inspected the
departments of the county school, find
ing both in excellent shape, with a COM
petent corps of instructors, a good at,
tendance, interest in the work mani-I
tested by the students and doing excel
lent work. Supt. Carey voices the senti-
mentS of many others, that when the
tural school is demonstrated to the
farmers, there will be filing up of
that schools classes that will tax the
capacity of the building. The instruc-
ton there given is an enrichment of the
county'1 resources in way. While here,
Mr.. Carey was a guest of County Supt
John +. Lamont and expressed himself
as highly pleased with our city.
| A special dispatch to the Milwaukee
Sentinel of Thursdays issue, tells OF
the organization of gigantic lumber
company in Minnesota, in which a
Wausau man is Interested The dis
lpatch reads:
DULUTH, Mimi, May 20.-The Rainy
Lake company, capital SIS, 100000, was
organized here and articles filed with
the secretary of state today. 1t is a
holding corporation for the Duluth
Virginia and Rainy Lake road, which il
building from Virginia, Mimi, to the
Rainy river, and for the Virginia Lum.
Der company, which owns j, 200, 900, O0(
feet of pine tributary to the road and
other lesser interests. &. F. Ruggles
and M. j. Smiley of Chicago. Robert E.
Parcher of Wausau. Wis, E. Golden.
filler of Manistee, w. II. Cook, Hansen
Smith of Duluth, and ID. o. Anderson
of Virginia, are incorporators. MIR.
Ruggles is president and treasurer.
A cement sidewalk is the only thing
to put down in front of your residence.
Once there it stays forever if properly
done. Geo. W. Clark who has recently
returned from the West where he has
been picking up pointers in regard to
the newest and best processes for max
ing durable cement walks at lowest
figures is now better prepared than ever
to build all kinds of cement walks, base
ment floors, retaining walks, etc. Get
his figures before you contract for any
work in this line. Drop postal, or call
at the Winkley House. a2ltf
At the special meeting of the council
held Tuesday evening to consider The
dog nuisance and devise means of rid
ding the city of that nuisance
nearly all members were present
When the matter was taken up and
the members called upon to give their
views, each one had plan of his own
for the solution OF the problem. Finally
. it was decided that committee of five
/ should consult with the city attorney
and draw up an ordinance to be pre-
sented at another special meeting to be
held this evening, the provisions OF
such ordinance to cover all the points
so far as possible in Kidding the city OF
vicious CANNES, and stotping then
roaming of the streets. The committee
appointed is composed of Messrs
Flatter, Genrich, Muenchow, Powers
and Krueger Since our last issue
several more people have been bitter
by dogs and several more CANNES hav'
been shot.
For SALE.-House and lot, corner o
Third and Franklin streets. Inquir,
of H. A. Beane.
The annual convention of the Wiscon
! sin State Sunday School association
will be held in Oshkosh at the first Con
gregational church on Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday, June 2, z and 4
Inasmuch as the work of the Sunday
schools is growing in importance, anC
is being more and more emphasized,
is the purpose of those having this con
vention in charge to provide meeting
where every possible inspiration shal
! be furnished the workers who may as
!, semble. The state association is an in
. lterdenominational body. and Furnishes
the one common meeting ground of al
! the denominations. Its purposes arr
l eQucdIlOudt duu luSpifdbfOudl, duu ~
desire Is to make more effective tn,
Sunday school work of fne state.
aims to organize every county into al
auxiliary organization and by means o.
1 institutes and conventions to serve th,
workers all over the state.
The town Of Weston will, at the meet
ing of the county board next week, asl
I for an appropriation for macadamiZlns
!, the balance of the Schofield road int
3 the village The lS--G is by Law en-
: titled to an amount from the eonnt,
I equal to the amount raised by the town
! We understand that the town of Stettil
4 viii make like request, and with tn
3 money raised will perhaps macadamiz
!. the road leading west from the cit,
!. past the fair grounds. Graduals.
; counties in the state are beginning L
4 awaken to their interests i1 this matte
!. aud it was for the purpose os securing
q good roads that tho law abov
; lmentioued was passed Each town in