Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-03
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duce soon. Address 5O4 Dekum Bldg,
Portland, Oregon. 9w7
Now for the city campaign.
There are those who claim allegiance
to the Republican fold who should
remember that they cannot have
Democrat votes topull them through
should they get mixed up in the con-
test.
Lancaster Herald: Judge jerks
came over from Dodgevlle Tuesday
evening to adjust some county court
matters for Judge Goodsell. Among
other proceedings he sentenced
James Johnson to six months at
Waupun for larceny.
When in need Of a first-class
carriage, buggy or harness, write to
Fitzgibbons Bros, Monroe, Wis, for
catalog, They have no agents, but
sell direct at wholesale prices, with
freight paid. 9m2
Darlington Democrat: The price
of good horses continues good.
james Wall of Dunbarton recently
sold draft horse for $40. G. A. Cary
sold three-year-old unbroken colt
for $780, and Harry l.. Smith Of Fay
cite sold apair Of l5O0-pound three
year-olds for $3.50.
-Kenosha, this state, has lnunie-
| ipal grocery store. Said store is oper-
ated by the city for the support of its
dependents and after a years bust
ness shows profit of over $1,000. The
said store is the only one of the kind
in Wisconsin.
The deputy revenue collectors of
Wisconsin have received orders to be
on the lookout for the sale of beer in
kegs by saloonkeepers and arrest ev
cry saloon keeper violating the law
prohibiting such sales, unless he has
a government license to do so. A
great many men areunaw are OF the
passage of the new law and in conse-
quence many arrests are being made.
Sort of birthday surprise was
sprung on Mr.. James Brewer last
evening when, at the instigation OF
his hospitable wife, the clerks, their
wives and others closely allied to the
Cash Grocery House, gathered at
his comfortable home for a social
time without his being apprised of
their approach. 1t proved genuine,
but none the less joyful for one and
all present.
The following Odd Fellows of
this city were at Dodgeville Mon
day evening visiting their brethren
and report an exceedingly pleasant
time: Chas Cox, J Kuelling, w
Anderson, VIM Arthur, j d Bennett
John Holman, Chas Paynter, Josiah
Paynter, Will Bennett, Chas Pearson
Dr. Hubenthal, Thos Huxtable, Jay
Dunn, Joseph Bray, J r Wallis, Will
Prisk, Henry Hewitt, ALI Penhalle-
gon, Frank Ivey, John f Graham
Sherman Phillips and Chas Adams.
--Beloit is fast getting out of the
clutch of labor unions, and the team
sters union, which has been regarded
as one of the most aggressive labor
organizations in the Line City, has
surrendered its character and gone
out of the business. The prejudice in
Beloit is now so great against the
union man that he's handicapped
in getting work and the teamsters
have fastened to get out the union.
.-Shullsburg Pick and Cad: Au.
gust Anderson, landlord of the La
Fayette HOUSE in this city met with
an accident last Friday forenoon.
He climed out of the second story
window of the hotel onto the little
porch over the front entrance, to
clear away the snow from the porch
roof and while thus engaged he
slipped and fell to the sidewalk, four
teen feet below, breaking his left
thigh and also his left arm. He has
suffered a great deal, and besides the
breaking of the bones there was no
doubt some internal injury. He is
about sixty years old and has been
afflicted with rheumatism, which
makes his condition rather serious.
Frank Trego of Platteville is pat
enting a new rooster for zinc ore
which he is confident will cut quite
figure in the mining world. The
old roasters weigh about % tons; his
will weigh about 5000 pounds. With
the old rooster 1t requires about 21a
hours to finish the product. Mr.. IRE
COS rooster will do the same work in
eight minutes. He expects to do the
same work with one horse power
where the roasters require ten. The
! eess.s-s !!.;... yss.w yoaSt@E will~ts9 ate+st.
three fourths less than the other and
he says it can be built complete IN
thirty days, and will have capacity
Of handling twenty-five tons OF con-
centrates in twenty four hours. The
rooster is so built that the ore may