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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-10
Physical Problem.


We find. as was anticipated, the ply
ical problem to be the most difficult
Of our work, and have given it much
time and thought, fully realizing that
20 recommend proceeding which in
wolves a proposition that has not and
cannot be demonstrated before militia
ton, demands the utmost caution.
Under this view we feel constrained
to present quite at length the evidence
leading to our conclusions. To make
it clear we present a sketch of the
ground herewith
On examining the ground of the
Thomas place in which the city holds
title to water, and particularly to that
part where so much wark has already
been done, we find a system of three
pipe lines running east and west par
alleling Mill creek and practically par
alleling themselves, two Of them lying
alongside under and across two irri-
CATION bitches and apparently intend
ed to pick up the Boise spring, the
Pine Grove spring and to develop
enough underf1ow and percolating
water to supply all needed by the city
Failing in this, however, the party
in charge of the work devised
scheme consisting of ingeniously
placed tile pipe open end, "Y's" and
It's" in the bottom of these two irri-
CATION bitches, which pass through the
barnyard and sheep corral only few
hundred feet above, so as to take any
required quantity of water directly
from the bottom of the bitches to the
two main pipe lines, that is, the hf-
teen and the eighteen inch pipes.
The timely uncovering of this
scheme enablessyour committee to get
very satisfactory measurements OF tie
quantity of pure water being con-
veyed by this entire pipe system This
we effected by taking up all the water
flowing in the two irrigation bitches
and carrying it In tight lumber fumes
from a point some one or two hundred
feet above, entirely around and past
all this system Of intake consisting OF
open end "Y's" and ITS" so cunning
ly arranged and carefully hiddsn and
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of notifies is to be fair and unselfiSh,
ara. if it is not mistaken, that Is also
the Tacoma idea.
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browns book must be having a
great SALE why do you think 500"
the other day l saw him looking into
the window Of first class restaurant
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dropping it back into the creek below.
The result of these measurements
shows that the flow before taking up
the dltch water was, on January 9Th,
after month of almost no precipita-
ton. in both pipes. 1,14S.226 gallons
per day. On January 22nd, after a
lsht snowfall and some little rain, the
measurement was 1.SSl.144 gallons
per day. and the water showed discol-
Grafton from surface flow. On Feb
ruary 18th, our measurement after the
water had been running in the lumber
tlume for three days. was SOC. O9S gal-
Ions per day, a difference in extremes
of 1.215,04S gallons per day, and it will
in all probability continue to diminish
during a continued dry season until
1t will not exceed 100000 or 5O0,00o
gallons per day. which amount is
clearly insufficient to justify the ne
cesSary expenditure to make it avail
able or to be a matter for much con-
sideratlon in future plans.
Consequently it reverts back to the
original proposition what is to be
done to secure water supply For
the better solution of this problem
your committee has considered and
now presents two plans, both of which
are based upon the presumption that
water can be had in the gravel bot
tom almost anywhere along Mill creek
when the right strata is reached, seele-
ing it at a greater depth, say thi,ee
and forty feet, instead of fifteen feet,
the greatest depth of the Thomas tara
failure.
The manner of procedure which w>e
would recommend is to sink test pit
to determine the practicable depth at
which water can be found and in what
by pumping. Upon the showing of this
pit, if satisfactory, succession of
pits properly located in line at right
angles with Mill creek and connect
ed by tunnell until sufficient water be
found when it may be brought to sur
face by means of tunnel.
First Plan.
Assuming that sufficient water be
found on the Thomas farm near the
Pine Grove spring where the elevation
will be ample for all domestic pur-
poses. a 15-inch machine banded i'm
proved wood-stave pipe, with pumping
plant sufficient for fire protection,
with motor and automatic starter for
| both water and electric power, all in
place connected with main at Boyer
avenue, or prospective new main at
head of Alder street will cost $4,000.
Using steel dipped pipe in place Of
wood, $4,000 using kalomine pipe in
place of wood, $4,000.
, A word of explanation may be APP
.ropriate here. The above referred
20 water power is owned by the city,
is a property of much value and should
| De jea:ously guarded. Electric power
connecticut costs nothing unless used
and we !,Cpe may be rarely, if ever
| needed. - II, !
Second Plan. ~>u ;
Using a pipe line from the Thomas
place of sufficient dimensions to over
come friction and give anything like
the result obtained by use of a fire
pump the cost would De very much in
excess of the above figures and would
depend largely upon the kind of pipe
no size
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CONTINUED on Page Six.)
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COMMERCIAL CLUB COMMITTEE
CONCLUDES ITS LABOR AND
MAKES A REPORT.
Number Of Recommendations Are
Made Which Will Prove Bene-
fetal If Carried Out.

The most important matter that
came before the Commercial club last
night was the report of the water COM
mittee. Owing to the illness of Presi-
dent Harry H. Turner and the alb
sence from the city of Vice President
w. P. Hooper, jr., Frank S. Dement,
presided.
The report was submitted by Chair
man F. w. Paine. and after it had been
read by Secretary John II. Mcdonald
on motion Of j. H. Stockwell the same
was accepted and the recommends
tons made were cOncurred and the
club will carry out its provisions as
far as the organization is concerned.
The report in full follows:
To the president and members Of the
Commercial Club of Walla Walla:
Your committee on water supply beg
to report as follows:
Title to Water.
ISCdllLlI1S ll10 1dIl tIldt tIlC pi lily
essential in all investments and i'm
orovements that pertain to realty is
hat the case in hand, involving in a
great measure the health and happ-
ness of city full of people. could
but emphasize it's Importance. Your
committee as a first step procured the
opinion in writing citing many author
tiles and decisions in support thereof
all of which is herewith submitted
lpon the validity of the citys title tC
ne water conveyed by Thomas to Hill
Ill subsequent conveyances being un-
questioned.
According 20 this opinion the title
now held by t.is city to the percOlat-
ing or subterrarean waters of the
Thomas farm is as good and defens-
| ible as can be had without court de-
cisions following actual development
which would be no less required BY
IN owner in fee simple of all the lanC
! If this or any other place where rnder-
! ground waters are to be appropriate led
Regarding the much mooted question
! If an area of ground sufficient fo4
reservoir purposes or the prevention
| rom vitiati,g, the courts can be de
| pended on to fix y fair Nalnatio
should the owner place too high {
price on it in case it should become
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
REAL ESTATE REPORT

The following Real Estate Report is
furnished us by the Manitowoc County
Abstract Company, which owns the only
complete Abstract of the county. The
following are the officers of the com
pany: c. E. Spindler President; Julius
Lindstedt, Vice president; l.. j. Ma h.
Secretary VIM. D. Richards, Treasur-
er; H. A. Mueller, Manager.
Chas Burmeister to Fred Burmeister
81 n sec 3. 26 a sec 33 Two Rivers $4,000
j. E. Hamilton to Frank Sincoular lot
in city Two Rivers $500
Chas j. Haese to Michael Schroeder
80 a sec 90 Rockland 1850
VIM Baars to Matthias Mayer 1870 n sec
II Meme 81
Laura Jermain to Anton Fessler 100 a
sec rs Meme $4,000
T. c. Thompson ct, al. to Maria j
Edwards lot II blk As Manitowoc 81
Anton Fessler to Matthias Wolleshein
10 n sec 90 Eaton 1915
Anton Fessler TO Matthias Henzen &c
a sec 90 Eaton $l125
Anton Fessler to August Meyer 40 a
sec % Eaton $500
Michael Seidl ST. to Michael Seidl Jr.
100 u sec % 81 Kossuth 81
Thos Fem to Matthias Salm 10 Il sec 81
Meeme $1,000
Frances A Powell to Edgar H. Will
liams tract in sec Cato 81
Clarence Weblin TO Mary Weblin lots
F q G sub sec 80 Cato 81
John Buschmann to Frank Scharen-
brock lot 10 blk 6 School Hill $3.50
Frank Scharenbrock to John Rusch-
man anb tract sec 33 Eaton $1,000
Frank Drummer u Geo Brunney TO
Chas Augustine tract in sec A Cato $500
Mic H-iser ST. to Mic Heiser Jr 1870 "a
soc Gibson 5000
Mic Heser Sr to Michael Heiser 80 II
sec SO Gibson $1,000
Carl Bunzow to WIN Frank lots in
Village Neshoto $3.50
John F. Rehbein to Chits w. Burt, 40
sec % Gibson 81
Chas w. Burt to Auna M. Rehhein
40 a sec ~ Gibson Fl
Turnverein of Manitowoc to Manito-
voc Turner Opera House Co lots 2 blk
274 Manitowoc 81
John Kellner to Christ kiel lot NJ
lot blk 1 Dumkes sub $4,000
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More Riots.

Disturbances Of strikers are not near
" ~ grave ~ IN individual disorder of
the system. Overwork loss of sleep,
nervous tension will be followed by ut
ter collapse, unless reliable rem dy is
Immediately employed. There's nothing
so efficient TO cnre disorders Of the Liver
or Kidneys ~ Electric Bitters It's a
wonderful tonic, and effective nervine
and the greatest All around medicine for
run down systems. 1t dispels Nervous
ness, Rheumatism and Neuralgia and
expels Malaria germs. Only soc, and
satisfaction guaranteed by Henry Hin
richs, Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
THE BLACK HILLS
The Richest Hundred Square Miles
In the World

The Black Hill, in the southwestern
part of the state of South Dakota, pro
dnce one-third Of the gold found in the
United States, and are said to be the
richest one hundred square miles in the
world. A new booklet on the Black
Hills has been issued by the North
Western Line, with fine detailed map
of this wonderful region. Send four
cents in stamps for copy Of the booklet
to w. b. Kniskern, p T. NJ. Chicago &
North Western R'y. Chicago, H. 3
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
The Course Of Study Examinations.

The Course of Study examinations
will be held Friday and Saturday April
90 and 23 ut the following places:
Reedsville, Branch kelluersviIle
Mishcot. Clarks Mills, Neemc, st Nnzi.
am, Newtonburg and Larrabee.
Pupils not completing the exainna-
tion this year will receive credit in all
branches in which the required mini
mum il attained and may finish the
work next year
The work in literature is Longfellow !
The Courtship of Miles Standi1h
Graduation exercises Will take place
solne time in June in the city Of Mani
towoc A County spelling contest will
take place nj the same time.
Manitowoc, February q, 1904
FRED CnRlSTIANSEN,
Snpt Of Schools.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
DR.. kutChin Coming

Every twenty eight days for eight
years his skillfu Specialist has visited
our city, bringing nope and hesling to a
vast number of sick and suffering fellow
creatures He does nothing with acute
troubles his mission is to cure those
chronically afflicted and the fact that he
continues to come after eight years il of
itself evidence of a successful practice.
You have been thinking for several
months of going to 500 the doctor
Why not do so next Thursday March
FREE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
LIBRARY STATISTICS
Circulation for Week, 1873, for Feb
ruary, 1892, Months Average $50

The following statistics give the cir
culation of books of the Manitowo(
Public Library for the week ending
March g.
General 2; Philosophy, 4; Relie ion,
4; Sociology, 90; Natural science, 81
Useful arts, 8; Fine arts. 10; Litera
ture, AT; History, A; Travel, Al
Biography, 81; Fiction SO; Foreign
books, 1877; Total, $40.
Ofthe foreign books SO were German
10 Polish, 10 Bohemian aud IA Norwe
gian. Daily average was TAT,
A total of 1888 books were issued from
the Branch Library during February
The total circulation for the month OF
February was 1892 and the daily aver
age for Feb was $50.
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IrrfeutabIe Evidence

that the Rahr's Pale Lager and
Mucnchcner Beer is the best,
purcst and most delicious bev-
cragc that is brewed is the univ
ersal favor that it enjoys from
the public of both sexes. The
cpicurc and the dainty but deli
cate woman, the nursing mother
and the convalcscent all praise
the fine flavor and invigorating
qualities of kahr's beer. Quail
ity first and always.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
Teachers Examinations
Series of 1904

Examinations for 1904 will he held ~
follows:
Manitowoc (Training SCHOOL, Friday
and Saturday, April . and 9.
Reedsville, Monday and Tuesday,
April II and ~.
Osman, Wednesday and Thursday,
April 10 and Il.
Two Rivers, Friday and Saturday,
April 10 and l6.
Manitowoc, Friday and Saturday, July
20 and 30. This examination il for Third
grade applicants who can give valid
reasons tor failure to attend the April
series
Examinations for Second and Third
grade certificates will he held ut Mani
towoc, May 81 and May 90
Applicants for First aud Second grades
may raise their standings in Third grade
branches ut any Third grade examina
ton
Program.
FIRST DAY.
900 A. NJ. Reading, Geography, Or
| biography.
p MI. s. History, Grammar
Agriculture.
SECOND DAY
500 A. NJ. Written Arithmetic Con
situations. Psychology.
p NJ Manual, Mental Arithmetic
Theory
HIGHER GRADES.
May II Physical Geography, English
Literature, Algebra, English History.
May 2S-Pnysic-, Cong position Geom
etry, American Literature
The examination in English Litern
ture will be based on Tennyson'H "Prin
cess, Shakespeare's Macbeth" and a
general knowledge Of English literature.
American Literature, Lowel's The
Vision Of Sir Launfal', Cooper. The
Spy" and general knowledge of
American literature
The written examination in Reading
will be based partly on Lowcll's Vision
of Sir Launfnl" in Theory on Jean Nit
chell's School and in Typography on Gil
lans' Mathematical Geography.
The privilege Of accepting standings
in lien Of examination will again be
q,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
TaiIOrs Get More PAY

The tailors Of this city after threaten
ing to strike have been granted their
demands. They are now paid at an adj
vance Of about 81 per garment over the
previous rate. All the merchant tailors
Of the city have signed the new scale
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
Skat Tourney At HartWiQ's

A we'll attended and interesting skat
tournament was held last Sunday after
noon ut Chas. A. Hartwig's There
were II tables in all and quite bunch
of spectators. There were three cash
prizes, IS, $ and "a and the winners
were Henry Martin, George Lambert
and William Ro hsack, Jr.
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Law BY Mail

I will send impartial advice on the
law of personal injury, accident, hus
band aud wife, divorce, rights of mar
ried women wrongs, libel, mortgages
deeds, leases, wills, lands, homestead,
abstracts, children, adoption, political
office, church law, notes, collection of
debts lending and borrowing money,
renting, buying and selling, partner
ship, Inheritance and estates, crimes,
bankruptcy, contracts, cattle, dogs,
fowl, division fences, patents for in
vention or other subject of law, if one
dollar il enclosed with u letter contain
ing all the facts. Address p. V. Law
son, Menasha, Wisconsin. Graduate
Law School Wisconsin University 1876
and practiced twenty six years.
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~
Louis Guiesler.
A boy has been born to MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Herzog.
Mr.. Nusang, whose wife and daughter
are ill, is in town.
Jerre Hussey, of Franklin, was in
town ON Saturday.
S. D. Eckel, of this city, was in Green
Bay on business last Friday
Mrs. Chas. Flint entertained at he1
home on Western Avenue Sunday after
noon.
Judge Emil Baensch was given a
"smoker" ut Kaukauna by his admirers
flast week.
G. e. Callies of this city was ca!,od to
Wausau last week by the illness of his
mother.
l.. J. Nash of this city will address
the jefferson Club of Milwaukee Mon
day night.
Miss Clara Cartwright has left town
for Chicago where she will remain for
me time.
H. Lapp and family have started for
Los Angeles, Cal, which will be their
future home
Herman .Jarr returned from Madison
where he has been taking the course in
,riculture.
Emil Hartmann of this city has been
elected treasurer of the Wisconsin
Skat League.
Frank Hessel Louis Hassmer and
John Even of Francis Creek were in
this city last Saturday.
Last Thursday Judge Baensch WAS at
Oconto In conference with the leading
Republicans of that town.
Ruby jacobson the second cook at the
Williams house was severely burned by
by hot lard Monday evening.
Schroeder Bros Co. of Two Rivers
has filed articles of interpretations at
Madison with capital stock of $50, 600.
Messrs Knickelbein and Dummer
plumbers moved to S07 JAY Street Mon
day. They were formerly on Eighth ST.
The Turner Opera Hous. Company
met Monday evening and adopted set
of bylaws. No other important action
was taken.
Miss Kellner the housekeeper at the
Williams House has returned to her
home in Denmark. Wis, because of her
mothers sickness.
Mayor Kemper has received An APP
plication from a neighboring communi
ty for the privilege of using tho city's
pet house. He has refused the appli
cation.
Some of the Northwestern freight
cars getting off the track ut Eighth
street did some damage Sunday by
smashing the switch house and an
electric light pole
DR.. Blumenthal broke one of the
| fingers of his left hand the other day
He was hammering nails and on one OF
the downward strokes the head Of the
hammer fell off striking finger of the
hand that held the nail.
At meeting of sto( kholders of the
Manitowoc Co operative Association
Tuesday, the annual report Of the asso
citation WAS read. The organization
was shown to be in such splendid con-
dtion financially that n dividend of
eight per cent was declared. Besides
this dividend u surplus of $l99 will he
divided among the members on pnr-
chases made.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
Valders Farmers Organize

The Valders Grain Company of Val
ders has been organized by the farmers
Of that locality with capital stock of
*l5, 600. Plans for the erection of u
large elevator have been completed
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ExCurrlOn Tickets TO Farmers Insti
tute and Mid Winter Fair At
kaukauna, Wis.

Via the North Western Line, will be
sold on March II, ID and IL, limited to
return until Mar. Is, inclusive Apply
to Agents Chicago ~ North Western
R'y.
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FORTUNE TELLING

Does not take into consideration the one
essential to woman's happiness - wom-
anly health. There is many woman
whose future seems absolutely unclouded
who is marked by her own condition for
future disappointment and distress.
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where located or which organ is affected,
coughs, colds bronchitis, loss of ap-
petite, dyspepsia or Indigestion, diseases
of the kidneys or liver heart troubles,
malaria chills and fever, weakness and
misuse in men, and all female com
plants, etc.
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For Re mt

Photograph Gallery and barber shop
combined Good location, village Of
Cooperstown, Wis. Enquire of or adj
dress, Moses Allie, Cooperstown, Wiz
Ar
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Nerve Fae'.
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Emaline Brown suffered a sprained
ankle in runaway last Thus lay
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