Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30

ers, did happy stroke of business
last Friday, in selling to j. Conklin
& Sons Co., of Madison, $4,000 worth
of draft horses. The horses have al
ready been shipped to that place and
are now trodding those streets and vi
cinity, engaged in their regular occu-
pations.
Stanley Myer and Frank Bulian
were scalded at the plant of the Wau-
sau Paper Mills company at Brokaw
last week, through the blowing out of
two fiues in the boilers. The former
received his injuries Wednesday and
the latter Thursday, both accidents
being of like nature. Neither of the
men sustained injuries of a serious
nature.
The Lincoln County Fair associa-
tion has elected officers as follows for
the ensuing year:
Pres.-F. j. Smith.
1st Vice-Andy Donovan.
Ind Vice-Mike Shape.
3rd Vice-R. S. Drew.
Sec'y-W. H. Kaiser.
Treas.-Emil Knorr.
Directors G. Curtis, VIM.
Vickery, Louis Ledger, E. f. BoS-
worth and G. N. Johnson.
The state horticultural orchard in
the town of Main, this county, prov
ing to be such a success has inspired
Secretary Cranefield of the Wisconsin
State Horticultural society to estab-
lish fifteen other orchards in various
parts of the state this season. He is
authority for the statement that a
million fruit trees will be planted in
the state this year, which speaks well
for his faith in that line.
On Sunday change in the time of
the evening passenger trains on the
st. Paul road went into effect. These
trains have heretofore met here and
both were scheduled to leave at 1850
o'clock, but from now on the train
going south will leave at o'clock,
while the one going north will leave
at $50 O'Clock. A change in the time
the train leaving here at10:40 a. m.
has also been made, the same now
leaving at 1892.
MANY of our citizens, whose time
permits them to do so, have been go
ing to Rothschild almost daily and
returning with any number of suckers,
which fish are said TO be biting very
good below the dam at that place.
The sucker is one of the few fish to
be eaten. that the game laws permit
to be taken before June LIST, and such
of our citizens who care not for the
sport of fishing for the wary brook
trout, can enjoy themselves to their
hearts content catching the first
mentioned member of the finny tribe
at Rothschild.
Several persons in this city have
been notified the past week by Tie
police TO keep their chickens from
roaming over their neighbors' gardens.
II these well meant warnings win
not have the expected results, other
and more drastic measures will be re-
sorted to, 10 have poultry owners
abide by the city's ordinance, regard
ing the running at large of their pet
stock A fine of $500 for each and
every violation of the ordinance is
the punishment melted out to those
who do not keep their hens on their
own premises.
A blister caused by burn is rather
annoying, isn't itS Well, those blist-
ers caused by the sun on the exterior
of your house are also annoying, aren't
theys Don't let the latter annoy you
any longer, preventing their recur-
ring by using Sun Proof paints. sold
by c. G, Pier.
The other evening there was great
excitement on Third street, in the
neighborhood of Mcclellan, which
drew large crowd. 1t looked like
a foot ball game and it was pretty
close TO it. 1t seems that muskrat
had abstractedly srolled up Third
street: it was spied " some boys and
they went after him. BY kicking and
Clubbing, the Aquatic rodent was
soon dispatched, Notwithstanding it
is unlawful to kill them at this sea-
son Of the year.