Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

The agricultural school is issuing
new bulletin.
r. b. Johns will commence tour OF
the county soon in the interests OF thu
agricultural school.
| Mathie's Malt-hop will be on draugh
next Saturday 1t is also bottled TO
table use.
l.. f. Spencer. M. d., Office in TIT
Mckinley block, corner of Third ant
Mcclellan streets. tt
For your tin work give A. B. Wheeler
q Son, COG Third street, trial. WorE
done on short notice. i24-tf.
DIR. Frank Kickbusch, veterinarian
has been offered a position to go to the
Philippines in a government capacity
for salary of 81, 200 yearly. He ha;
turned down" the offer.
The remains of Otto Kufahl, who
died recently in Seattle, Wash, ar
rived here Saturday morning and
were inferred yesterday afternoon, the
services being held in lions Lutheran
church.
Henry Juers, city treasurer, has been
notified by the state superintendent OF
schools, that the apportionment of state
aid for the maintenance of the Wausau
school for the deaf amounts to 81 ,4l7.50
The money will be forthcoming some
time during the summer.
Upon application, Martin Fogarty
will be examined next Thursday before
jury to determine his sanity and he
will be represented by an attorney
Mr.. Fogarty has twice been confined in
the state hospital and recent actions
have caused friends of the family to
make the application.
Miss Minnie Halder, of New York
City, who is a guest of her sister, Mrs
Fred Levenhagen, received the unpleas-
ant information Friday that the four
room flat she occupies in Gotham had
beer burglarized and everything of val
ne, aside from the heavy pieces of furni-
ture, had been carried away.
Before painting call on Callies and
see what he has to offer in the paint
line. People who painted houses with
his paints ten years ago are coming
back now for more paint, their houses
just beginning to show the wear of
time. This is good proof that Callies'
paints have merit and durability.
Up to the present the state tax com.
mission has rendered no decision in the
town of Cleveland controversy over a
re-assessment. Officers of the town
and parties from this city appeared be
fore the commission last week and gave
testimony for and against such action
but the commission has reserved its
decision.
A fire broke out Friday evening in
the lumber yards af the Wisconsin Box
and Lumber Co. Two piles of lumber
in the southeast corner of the yards,
near the Northwestern Ry. Co.'s new
round house caught fire in some mys-
FERROUS way at about six O'Clock.
Luckily there was no breeze and the
flames were subdued before any serious
loss was entailed.
An examination was held Wednesday
evening by the board of police and fire
commissioners for the benefit of appli
cants for positions on the police and
fire departments. The following took
the examination for patrolmen: An
drew Peterson, N. j. Fitzgerald, John
Donnelly, Thayer n. Young, Frank
Barden, Julius Raduechel, Geo. Arch
Andrew Zachek and Jas. A Burek
There we but two applicants for fire de
partment positions, Rudolph Roloff and
VIM. Ziebell.
The Wausau Canning Co. is this sea-
son trying the experiment of canning
green beans, and should the experiment
prove a success it is quite likely that
several fields will be planted with beans
next year. The crop in process of pack
now is being taken off the r. +. Parchel
farm and consists of one acre. A crew
OF fifteen or twenty persons 60 over the
held at intervals and pick the pods of
the vines. 1t is expected that the acre
will produce enough beans to I'll
several thousand cans.