The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-10-19

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has decided that the district school
boards may make reply to the answer
that was filed some time ago by the new
city board of education to the appeal
taken by the district boards on the
question of dissolving the districts. City
Attorney Burke held that the district
boards had no legal right to reply to
the answer.
Joseph Stachek was placed under
arrest last Saturday ON a charge of
having taken a ten-dollar bill from
Joseph WachowitZ while the two men
were in II saloon. After hearing, the
case was adjourned for several days.
The accused man claims that the money
was a stake he had earned in wager
The meeting of the State Federation
of the Clio club, Il literary organization
of ladies' will he held at kenOsha oct
25, %, and 81 Mrs Mary Hewitt and
Rose Schuette have been elected del
egates to represent the local club at the
convention
Statements which have recently ap
peared IN the public press in regard to
the Wisconsin Central Railway Com
pany are SO misleading that the follow
ing corrections seem necessary. First,
no change whatever is contemplated in
the management or policy of the Com
pany. Second, il has been determined
that the development of the property
shall he carried ont on the Independent
lines along which it has here-to. fore
progressed Third, any statement that
the Wisconsin Central Railway Com
pany Is connected or in sympathy with
II company now seeking to obtain ter
minal facilities or privileges in the City
of Milwaukee are without foundation
Signed, w |. Bull chairman
II F. Whitcuuh president
Wisconsin Central Ry Co.
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A bill of $3.50 presented to the city by
w IL Timliu Of Milwaukee, for legal
advice to the city administration was
allowed by the council Monday evening
bnt In ordering the bin paid the council
wisely insisted on II promise that MIR
Timlin would not be retained as counsel
in the expected litigation Taxpayers
will now breathe more easily
The Lois society Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will give one of their famous
suppers this Thursday evening. Roast
beef, mashed potatoes biscuits, all
Steamlng hot, will he served from } to =
with a full list of condiments and ct
ceteras to tempt the inner man, includ
ing that genuine American DESSERT pie
All this and II young lady waiter for II
quarter.
George Brhm, boy of fourteen. was
found drunk on the streets oe the West
Side last Friday When taken in charge,
he declared that tramps had forced him
to swallow large quantity of strong
drink Little credpnce WAS given To the
lad story and officers have been trying
to find ont where the youngster got the
liquor
Some dog owners of the city have
failed to pay the +? license fee required
10y the city ordinance; and unlesA the
| tax is paid within u few days from now,
prosecutions will he started About
$50 have been collected thus far. There
are about 21o dogs in the city
Lust Friday evening at Carsten hall,
Miss Viola Schllng of st Paul, who
had been here ON y visit for several
months, was the guest Of honor nj q
| farewell party. AbOut twenty five yuung
people were present and the occasion
was enjoyable.
Prof and Mrs Paul & W, Keller were
ut Stevens Point for the convention of
| the North Eastern Wisconsin Teachers
association. During their stay in that
city they were guests of Prof aud Mrs.
f. $. Hyer
Banker John SchuetteI plan for the
coloring ut bank notes has attracted the
attention of bankers the nation over
| The National Bankers association at
Washington recently appointed com
mittee to investigate the plan
Fred lIulverson was rendered II
surprise 10y aparty of friends Saturday
evening. the occasion being the nine
teehth anniversary of his birthday The
evening was pleasantly spent in playing
games and at T. clock luncheon was
served The affair wa- prolific of much
enjoyment for all participants.
Owing to illness Of II member of his
family, Atty +. /. Kelley who had
4 been asked to deliver speech at the
/ Landing Day celebration of the Green
I Bay council Of knights of Columbus,
was unable 10 attend.
Mrs Frank Jones left for Minneapolis
on Wednesday evening Of last week
she having been called there by the i'll
ness of her father, Mr., T. c. Shove
The local lodge Royal league will give
! financial Assistance To- the sauitarium
that has been opened by the order in
the South Funds are now being raised
The Goodrich company erected II crib
in the lake last week 10 protect its coal
sheds which were being undermined by
! the erusive action Of the water
! Socialists Of the city contemplate the
establishment of n daily newspaper. It
| il reported that Il stock company IL be-
ing organized aud that Mayor stole il
one Of the promoters Of the enterprise
1 Dr Cha4 Seeger has sold his building
ON Sonth Eighth street where ne has
/ his dental rooms in the upper fiat. to
/ Frank A Miller
The rity of II.
A certain lady of wealth living in
,hp north Of lrplDuI WAS recovering