The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-03-30

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The promoters of the proposed piano
factory submitted definite proposition
la,t week 1t appears that, besides ask
ing for Il So, 600 bonus from the citizens
Of Manitowoc, the Milwaukee parties
make it further condition that loo
lots be sold i'll "A plat that will adioin
the factory site. The bonus was raised
some time ago, although it has not rs
vet heen collected. The Advancement
association mas taken the new proposition
under consideration and it is believed
that the city will secure the location #
the plant
Lieutenant Il T. Buersiatte and First
Sergeant Louis Shimek of Company II
of this ci Y both passed successful
examinations Mt Appleton on Wedncs-
day evening of the past week for their
promotion TO the first and second lieu
tenancieS respectively. The average
standing earned 10y the former is 9Sl
aud that of the latter 904
An informal meeting was held last
Friday evening by Lake side Tent No
- X. O. f. Maccabees, j., honor of State
Commander John Brown of Stevens
Point who was present and gave an
address, After the address II banquet
was enjoyed.
The meeting was u pleasant affair and
Mr. Browns address was listened to-
with much interest. An effort will be-
made to increase ,he membership OF the
lodge
On Monday Anton Nogt, retired
furniture dealer of this CRY, celebrated
the fcticth anniversary of the day on
which he, in company with twenty nine
other Germans, emigrated from their
native land. He il the only survivor of
the thirty men who came to America to-
gether fifty years ago. He was engaged
in the furniture business III this city for
forty.four years The celebration was
an enjoyable one for Mr. Vogt and his
family
r. g. Graham, who came here from
Green Bay some time ago. was arrested
on Sunday by Sheriff Eggert ON the
charge of abandonment. Brown county
officers who We're apprised of the fact
that Graham had been taken into
custody, arrived here on Monday and
took the prisoner back with them.
Graham is middle aged man He had
been employed 10y the Manitowtc Dry
Dock company for II short time The
mans arrest was effected ut the
franklin street hotel
Last week County Clerk Schafland
received sample ballots for the coming
election, accompanied by instructions
and blanks, from the secretary of state
Women will havethe privilege to vote
next Tuesday for state and county
superiut 'ndens The Instructions direct
that separate ballots be provided for
women and that II separate ballot box
W lulIINuti lbI liltIH III EVERY NDlllE
precinct.
In this county 1000 ballots will be
supplied for the voters of the fair sex
this numb,r being considered sufficient
inasmuch ~ less than 400 votes wee
polled by women at the last election at
which the geniler sex were privileged
to vote.
Company II, Second re ,iment, Wi
consin National guard, OF this city was
recently inspected by Gen. Charles
King. The command, which has GO
men, had - present ut the inspection
which was witnessed by about 800
people The eight absentees were ont
OF the county The officers of the comps
ny received much encouragement from
General King and it is thought that The
comp ny will be advanced in rank. il.
present rank being sixth
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