The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-10

The barge |. n. Foster came here laaf
Thursday to Tighten its cargo after hay
ing attempted to get into port at Two
Rivers with load of building stone for
the Hamilton Manufacturing Co. The
boat was so heavily laden that it drew
g feet of water. 1t was found necessary
to tighten the cargo considerably so as
to have the craft draw but II feet.
j. c. Willinger has been chosen as
delegate to the biennial state conven.
ton of the Catholic Knights of Wiscon.
sin to be held at Marshfield in July.
Emil Schroeder has been named rs alter
nate. Henry Mulholland is candidate
for director of the state organization Of
the c. KS.
Last Thursday afternoon, at the ball
park, the North Side High school team
defeated the Business college team by a
score of 10 to r. The battery work for
the Highs was done by Rogne and Nc
Mahon while that for the college team
was done by Rusch and Luebke. The
game was an exciting one.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs of the
body? Don't dope yourself with ordinary
medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the supreme curative power 80
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. c. Buerstatte.
Miss Blanche Schuette of this city,
who is a student at Milwaukee Downer
college, has been appointed as mem
Der of the program committee for the
annual Prom, which will take place
May 18th. The Prom is the principal
yearly social event of the institution
mentioned. Miss Schuette has been a
student at the college for two years, dur
ing which time she has taken a promi-
neut part in all social events Of the
school.
The funeral of the late G.. Otto
Schmidt was held last Friday afternoon
from the family residence, and was very
largely attended. The Eagles attended
the obsequies in n body. Among the
many floral tributes was one from news
paper men of the city, who also attend
ed in a body.
Bids on publication of city proceed
ings were submitted to the council Mon
day night and the contract for the year
was awarded to the Citizen Pub. Co. at
a figure that is six cents cheaper than
last year. The bid was "a cents on
proceedings with 5 cents for copying
and for ordinances the bid was 30 first
and "a second insertion. Tho Herald
bid 40 cents on proceedings and 29-24
on ordinances.
City Attorney Burke and Engineer
Unger were in Milwaukee on Saturday
to confer with President H. F. Whit
comb and General Manager Potter of
the Wisconsin Central Railway compa.
ny relative to the w. C.'s plans for the
contemplated improvements here up
the river. Nothing definite was decided
upon at the conference.
The list of Manitowoc contributors
toward the relief of San Francisco suf-
ferers is rs follows:
VIM. Rahr Sons Co. 5000 90
City of Manitowoc. ........... 100. 90
o. Torrisou Co... ...... ...... 5000
Schuette Bros. Co ........ 80. So 90
Plumb d Nelson. $50. ....... 5000
Manitowoc Savings Bank. ... 5000
II. b. q q. b. Burger. ...... $500
The F. Sixta q Sons Co. $500
Atty. L.. j. Nash .......... 49,. 5000
sth grade Luling school .... 2.15
Manitowoc Steam Boiler Wks. $500
A. M. Richter q Son 10 OO
The Victoria bus was damaged last
Thursday night when the team attached
to the same ran away from in front OF
the hotel and tried to run into the
Schmidt livery barn through low door
way. The dashboard Of the conveyance
struck the beam above the door, and
the conclusion broke the windows, thus
putting the bus out of commission for
day or two.
At meeting of the special court
honse committee held Monday after.
noon it was decided to advertise for bids
for piping the new building for gas
Contractor Hickman and Architect
Tegen were present at the meeting, and
conferred with the committee regarding
the use of INFESTED cement in the con.