The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-25

| lie COuuClI TcCeutly ItJSCIeu I'LL DlO6
for q new Tenth street bridge, and
decided to submit the question of u
$75, 600 bond issue to the electorate of
the city at the spring election.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Schreiter recently
returned to Manitowoc for the winter.
They have leased the residence of Mrs.
E. Seeger on North Eighth street, where
they will take up their home during
their stay here.
James A, Tucker of Concord, Mich,
acted IL judge of the pigeon department
at the pigeon and poultry show held at
McCauley of Chicago was Judge of the
poultry department
STRAYED-Dark bay mare Weight
800 lbs. White star in forehead. Rope
around neck. Missed since Dec. ~, 1905.
Any one having knowledge ~ 10 the
whereabouts of the above described ami
NAL, will please to notify CARL ERICK-
SON, Valders Wis %
Thomas Foran for whose arrest a
warrant WAS issued eight years ago,
was taken into custody on Sunday. The
charge on which the warrant was issued
in 1898 WAS preferred by Il Milwaukee
woman, who is now resident of this
city. Foran is held in $500 bonds.
Young men The Moler Barber Col
lege Chicago, ILL.,, certainly offers a
splendid chance to learn the barber
trade just now. Their scholarship can
practically be earned before completing.
1t includes tools, board and positions.
Write Them. %
The PILOT and FARM AND FIRESIDE
both one year for 81 50. We take pleas
IRE in calling attention to our announce
ment, or proposition, under the above
head. The offer appears on the first
page of The PILOT. Read it carefully
John Ganger, who is serving in Uncle
Sans navy and who had been here on
furlough, returned to Baltimore last
week to resume his duties in the naval
service. ,. lie expects to go to the Phil
ippines in the near future.
! The last quarterly report of burials mt
Evergreen cemetery shows that AZ inter
ments took place during the three
months. OF the 4G persons whose re-
mains We're laid to rest in the cemetery
mentioned, % were males aud 10 females
| AT the recent convention of the Wis,
consn Electrical Contractors associa-
ton, j. H. G. Buerstatte WAS elected
secretary of the association. The con,
venton was held at Milwaukee aud
came to close on Wednesday of last
week.
You will not find beauty in rouge pot
of complexion whitewash. True beauty
comes to them only that take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t is II wonderful
tonic and beauitier. 81 cents Tea or
Tablets f, &. Buerstatte
Pursuant 20 Mayor Stolze's recon-.
mendation the council will address n
memorial to the next Legislature for the
purpose of urging the enactment of u
law authorizing II pension system in
cities of the state for firemen aud police
men,
On Wednesday evening of last week
the city council voted to continue to
pay the salary drawn by John Hall, the
deceased fireman, to the family of the
departed member of the department
until April | next, after which time
some permanent provision will probably
be made for the decedent's family.
Henry Hall and daughters, who were
here from Manistee. Mich, for the
funeral of John p. Hall returned home
last Friday. Ed. Hail. who WAS also
here for the funeral of his brother, re-
turned to his home at Milwaukee on the
same day.
City Attorney Burke was appraised of
! inc IbCL ltst week iildI lHt supreme
court had issued II writ for n review of
the papers on file with State School
Supt. Cary in the school case of this
city and the decision of the superin-
tenlept will be reviewed an appeal
from said decision having been taken
"A unique claim has been filed against
the city by Frank Herzog, rural de-
livery carrier, who demands ~, the ex-
pense he incurred in repairing his har
ness. Herzog's horse fell on Main
street and the harness was torn and he
now filed the claim on the ground that
the street was defective"
| G. NJ, krumm of this city was recently
elected member oe the finance com
mittee of the state order OF the Royal
league Mr. krumm met the other
members of the committee ut Milwaukee
last Saturday Charles Herzog has been
named w delegate to the advisory coun-
ell ut Milwaukee, January %.
The city council, at ~ meeting held on
Wednesday evening of last We * adopted
plans prepared by the engineer for u
new water works plant to cost 5000, 600;
and IN ordinance for $3.50. 600 bond
issua WAS offered for publication How.