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Red Cross Notes
Work turned in the past week:
Mrs. ]. Houbough, 1 sweater
Geo Altman 2 shirts 6 han

| w VI ~ I'LL ltSd III tllS DdOl WIN.
Mrs. ]. Houbough, l sweater
" Geo. Altman, 2 shirts 6 band
ages
F. Robson, 2 shirts
W. c. Olson, l shirt
A. Coffin, / scarf
Fred Johnson, / shirt
c. Tillotson, l sweater
c. Daily, shirt
c. R. Miller, sweater .
F. S. Kalberg, 1 sweater
Ingeborg Turf, l pair socks
H. A. Jensen, 2 shirts
Engelhart, l sweater
Miss Vera Moore. l scraf
Lila Thomas, l pair wrist
let's and one wash rag.
New members:
Mrs. B. F. Mumma, Circle. .$1.0O
T" c. A. Lantz, Circle, .$1.00
=" P. c. Dreyer, Circle, 81 90
" Chas. Motif, Circle, .$1.0O
The Red Cross is preparing a
play entitled "The Poor Married
Man" which will be put on in
about a month from now. Watch
for dates.
The Red Cross wishes to thank
everyone who so generously do
mated their services and other
things towards making the Hard
Time party a splendid financial
success.
Mrs. F. S. Kalberg, Sec.
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At The Princess Theatre
Big masquerade ball-Washing-
toms birthday, Feb. 22nd.
A real good time assured.
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Solo Sc requiere Ia remesa del Pc
uueno importe de 30 ceptayos.

- curan los hombreS debileS Y nerVio-
sos radical Y permdneDieIuenic. con 81 uSo
De SONu. E una medicinal marayilloSs,
cue va he Curado a miles y miles. 81 este
I'd. dClteaie. i SURE I'd. de Deo,lloai
ScrviuSa. impCtencia. Fail2 De visor Q
ae Nemcr!1. Ptrdida de Fluido VITAL, Ne
iancnlia. polOr de Cabeia. Dolores de loa
RiIoueS o aigUna e~urerrsedad de las Was
UrlnarlaS: de Suelns MalOS. lmpoSibilidsd
de COnCenlrar las Ideas, Tim!dez e Inca
paciGad para ~pre>cntarSe natural COMO
oiruS hombTeS, eniOnceS 50 puede curar
con NDVO. ESla medicina le haze en- cor
20 tempo Ssu,irSe Fuerie. Sano y Ntgoro"
So p:opiC para los placereS de Ia Vida.
Para probable 4 I'd. que NOFO puede
haCer este, lie enyiaremoS IN traiamtento
para 20 dlas por valOr desa.0o traits. a!
recibo de 81 nomOre y direction. y ~
csatIvoS o su equivalence en- Seuos de
correO para gudar los sasioS del porte y
embalaje. SfrysSe eaiender que no le
eny,aremOS sOlamenie una "muestra." stIo
un lratamiento complete de Is dias, 10
Iue curara uuchoS caSos POGO avanZ2dos.
Esta Oresa Sc exIiende Solamerte por I'm
TEMPO rmtiado. Por 10 tanto, deoe eScrt-
birnos sin demora, y le envtaremoS este
Iratamien,o sin marcas que puedan indi-
rsr Ell contenido.
NOVO COMPANY, Dept l..
Box 1000, Philadelphia, Pa, E. U. A.
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Nendra un perit0

En- la Camara de Concrete dc es-
Ia ciudad Sc han recibido noticlas te-
legraficas que anuncian que proXl-
mamente sera enviado por el Depar-
tamento de Agriculture, un perito en-
csc ramo, que fue graduado en- ell Co.
legio de Agricultural del Estado, puos
por indication de la misma Camara
de Concrete Sc entero el referido
Consejo &c que en- estas regiones ha-
cia falta una persona competentc en
ia materia, para que orientara a to-
| dos los agricultores en- algunos casoS
Ell que Sc hace indispensable la cola
5oraciGn de IN perito.
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varias casas en- observation

Por disposiciones del Iefe de Ia
Policia de eSta ciudad, varias casas
que han Sido senaladas por los agen-
ties del servicio secreto como g~uarldas
Gonde Sc refUgian q~uienes estan vio-
lando' las diSposiciones gubernamen-
tales contra Ia prostitution, estan
siendo vigilaGas muy estrechamente
per los agentes de Ia %autoridad, pa
ra verificar un raid en- elias cUando
10 estimen oportuno.
Dichas cGsas son, aparentementc,
de huesDedeS, Y a elias no va genie
desordenada, pero a ciertas horas de
la noche en- elias sc rinde quito a
8aco V a Venus.
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Omiti6 Ell reeistro

Luis TeraZas, meTicano radlcado
en- esta ciudad dcSde hace algun ITEM
DC. fut aprehendido aver en- la noche
rcr las autoridades de FL Paso, en-
IL csquina de las GALES Segunda y
Stanton. acUsado de haber violado Ia
Gisnosici6n del Presidente Wilson que
impuso a todos los habitantes de es-
te pals registrarse para les socteos lie
guerra que han tenido lugar.
Terazas esta dentro de Ia edad re-
glamentaria Y no ocurri0 a registrar
Sc, raz6n por Ia que ha side detenl-
do.
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Sc establecera en-
Paso I'm campo
de ayiaci06n
Nueyas versiOnes sobre ell tlrc=
leo habidO entire meXicanOs
americanos en- Ell Polv0, Tex,

Ell PASO, Tex, Mario 27.-Un CO.
nocido hombre de negocios de esta
ciudad, recibi6 aver n carta en- la
que Sc lie asegura que muy proXlma-
mente Sc establecera en- las mmedla-
clones de e. Paso un campo de avia-
ci6n, Y que para el efecto va vlene
en- canine de este lugar Ell Captain
Paul Condo, del ejercito frances,
ouien tendra a su cargo Ia instruc-
ci6n de les aviadores amerlcanos que
Sc inscriban en- Ia escueia de avlaclon
que Sc dice Sc instalara aqui.
La noticia no esta, sin embargo,
confirmada en- fuentes oficiales.
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Solo Sc admitiran voluntariOs

Segun las instruccioGcs recibidas
por ell Official de reclutamiento en- es-
ia ciudad, a partir del primero del
pr6ximo abril va no Sc admitiran en-
Ell eiercito americana atlas de indivi-
duos por las juntas Selectivas.
\ partir de tai fecha, solamcnte sc
admitiran como Sc ha hecho hasta
hoy. los voluntarios, pues tambien
los que han quedado pendientes del
servicio militar en- virtud de capaci-
dades especiales 0 a pedimento de los
iefeS de departmental, seran consl-
Gerados como senalados por las jun
taS selectivas.
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FIESTA.

La Sociedad MeXicana de Jovenes
Bautistas, ~celebrard hoy q las .3:3G
lie la tardc. Su primera tertulia en- ia
casa del senior Gil Vil!arreal. en- la
numero 1121 de la Gale de Ell Paso.
Hay mucho entuSiasmo por aslstlr
i esa fiesta, por 10 que Sc cree que
resultara muy auimada.
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- hace Ia bola de nieve.

Ell error del G~obernador conSis-
ito en- no f~iiarse en- la genie que
mand6 en- persecution de Romo.
pues resultando cue esta era de Ia
cue habia eStado bajo las ordenes
del soaialista seii mesds antes,
creyo mas c6modo paSarse con 81 !
aSi 10 h5zo. encontrandosc dc prom
to Romo con seSenta Y cuatro hon.
bres.
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Ha seguido la aventura.

Sc ;guora 81 Romo tcndria IN in
tenci6n dc sccurr aieiantc Il a.
ventura, pero cl caso es QUO. va
viendose a "a cabeZa de mas de me-
die gentleman de homhrGs, ha tent
do que dejar que 25tos hagan lie las
spyas. Y n lie las qua han hecho
III Sido cortar Ia via del f~erroca-
rril Central entire AguascalienteS Y
San Luis PotoSi.
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R E c O R

listed Y guarde eSia direction para que
Sc le muestre a suS amigos que surren
de callOS, mezQuinOS. ZizoleS Y granos de
Ia plel. Con CSC. en- tImbreS poSlaleS que
na rcmiia lie mando. 4 vueIta de correo.
franco de porte. una caiila de pomada
Gonzalez. La mejor del mundo para esIas
Intermediates. Devuclr0 el dinero q la
persona que Sc cure y no sane.
ESpIRiDION GONZALEZ.
p n Rny ~ .Dpnn rrx-
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Una sua-n:cion Sc lie une

La guarnicion Ge Rinc6n de RO-
mos, compueSta de treinta V dos
hombreS. al ir dicha plaza a ser a
tacada por los hombres dc Rono,
Sc rindi6 sin pelear. uniendose a los
alzadoS.
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La policia en- pos del "orador"

Dos horas mas tarde de aQuclla
en- que Romo habia pronunciado Ia
lss palabras, la policia de Aguasca-
~lientes andabs va en- pos de 81 para
dar o sus hueSos en- una bartollna,
por ordcn expresa del Gobernador,
con galones y TODD; pero Romo Sc
do cuenta a tempo, otto violenta-
mente a algunoS de sus amigos Y a
1arios de los ex-soldadoS cue hatian
ardado 0 c! levantados. zen los
airededo-es de Aguascalientes, y s.
lanzo a la sierra de Calvillo.
La noticia de que Romo sc hab!a
Irvantado en- armas cundio con ra-
p;dez por el Bstado, ocasionando
que Ell Gobernador, que sabe dema-
>iato Que Romo no es capaz de NADIA
y cue pansaba hacerse disimulado y
dar lugar ! que e. ''levantado" vol
viese arrepentido d pedir excuses,
disp1sieSe que una fuerza de Gin
| cuenta hombres saliese con FL rumbo
del lugar en- donde Sc e%ncontraba
Romo, para aprehender a este>y SIS
acompanahtes que eran en- numero
! de ~catorce.
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Para rnngucra>, i7tlaHaCiOneS puiinuna-
res a toseS ir%ritaniCS. Il BALLAHp'S Hn-
HEEuUND SYRl.F, g. uu hdlSaIno cura,l-
w. Ob!a prUntu y radlcaimenic. Pre-
10. 35C. ;Nc. ' $i.Ou por DOiella. lie ven
"a pSr-R. CeAR- aud Co. tAdv.
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AUTOMOVILES

Crando vaaga ustea a san Antonio
no neces!ta listed ~vaierSs de nadle
para cue le easshe d0aGe nay una
parata pars corlpCsr u s~utoEa0Ei.,
les n~osotros poGemos venderle 6 US
ted mo. Va sea nuev0 o de segunda
maco par NJ ?reci0 baJlSimo. No
de5e de verros : econom!zara dlnero.
Tenemos carros de todas marcas, CO.
mo cieato cincUenta de donde escc-
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS CLEAR
ING HOUSE
221 and 223 South Flores St
Telefono CT 1868.
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Sc lanz0 a Ia aventura revoIu.
cionaria I'm antique maderista
Manuel Romo, jefe earrancista yiider de los obre'
ros, Sc sublev6 al verse perseguido por
el Gobernador de Aguascalientes

De las mformaciones que en- fuen-
ties particulars hemos recogido den
tro de las ultimas v~einticuatro horas'
relacionadas con Ia interruption que
nan sufrido las comunicaciones fe-
rrocarrileras en- Ell centric del pals,
Sc desprende la posibilidad de que
en- Ia ciudad de Aguascalientes haya
habido un levantamiento armada en-
contra del gobierno carranclsta, lie
gando los datos que hemos adqulri-
do hasta hallarnos en- poslblildad dc
dccir el nombre de Ia persona one
ercabeza tai levantamiento.
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Tn doble crimen

En- la Residential de los espoSos Van
Mourick, sta en- la colonia Tobln, Sc
INTRODUCE a las siete de la noche del
sabado un desconocido, de origen me-
xicano, con obieto de robar.
Como no encontrara Ia casa sofa,
pues en- ella estaba una joven sirvien
ia mexicana tambien, Sc arrojo sobre
la pobre muchacha y despues de a.
busar de ella barbaramente, roho 10
que pudo de IA casa y escape.
La policia busca las huellas del in
fame ladron.
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Alsunos antecedentes.

Cuando en- variaS ciudades amerl-
canas de junto al Rio Bravo Ia pro-
naranda revolucionaria Sc hacia os-
tersiblemente, este es, durante los
amos de 1909 Y 1910, en- FL Pasc,
Texas. Sc hallaban, entire los elemen'
tos adictos a don Francisco Madero,
dos individuos llamados respectlva-
mente Alberto Fuentes D., Y Arehi-
baldo Eloy Pedroza, quienss en- Ia
MEDIA de sus cortos alcances, de-
clan laborar por Ia causa que entoH-
cee Sc llamaba del manifestations
mo-"
E~ntonces. lego a Ia referida ciu-
dad de e. Paso un individuo llamado
Manuel Romo. que en- Aguascalien-
les. 81 Estado natal, Sc dedicaba 3
tocar e. piano en- algunos lugares pu-
.rIicos COMO salaS de bale, cinema
~tGgrafoS. cantinas. etc. Y gozaba dc
~o:ertas slmpatias eitre los muchachos
a!egreS de aGuella localidad, porque
estos cortaban con 81 para cualquier
incvga en- IA que hubiera de por me-
do una guitarra Y n botells de
cerve2a.
Por aquei entonceS, repetimoS'
lego a Ia ciudad de e. Paso el re-
ferido sujeto liamado Romo. y, AMI
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go de Fuente u, ue teuIoLa y
de otros conoci6os revolucionarios,
recibi6 la comisi6n de hacer propa-
ganda revolucionaria en- Aguasca-
lientes, cosa que Romo cumpl!o de
Ia menos peligroSa y mas
facil que lie fue possible, sin que en-
su contra Sc desatase ninguna clase
de persecution.
Debido a este. cuando, amos mas
tar3e, Ell carrancismo Sc aduen6 de
Ia Repub!ica siendo Aguascalientes
uno de los Estados en- donde domino
| con mas facilidad, Manuel Romo,
resulto NADIA menos que general" y
Jefe de las Armas de la ciudad de
AguascalienteS, luear en- e. que es-
,uvo hasta hace aproXimadamente
siete meses, epoca en la que. por
ciertaS maniobras que 5 le descu-
brieron en- los fondos dedicados a
pagan los haberes de las fuerzas, sc
Qued6 siendo general" pero sin
mando de hombres = sin maneio de
fOndoS.
I'm discurso inceudiario.
Ash marchaban las cosas Y asi va-
jetaba Romo cuando la Suerte QuiSo
cue estallara eN Ia ciudad hidroca-
Ida Ia huelga de operarios dc "a Fun
dici6n. de los Tranvias Y de Ia macs
tranza del ]ferrocarril.
Claro que Romo estuvo de partr
de los obreroS, como buen ~sociaiista
Y como buen revolucioHario que Isl
n2ismo &c ha llamado siempre.
Las diIicultades entire obreros )
capitalists, lejos de arreglarse, fue-
,on en- aumento. V entonces Romo
ccmenz6 q organizar mitines en los
Que sc le hablaba al obrero de sus
derechos conquistados por la Y
l3ci6n etc, V esta propaganda do
lugar a serios deS6rdenes que el Jefe
&c las ArmaS quiso suprimir Hannah
Go ii general Romo Y dici@ndole que
De no p~reScindir e de tai propagan-
On. sc veria en- el. case de tenet que
2rrestarlo.
Reno, Dor 10 pronto. nadia dijo :
parcci6 r~esignarse; pero continue en-
ST obra de socialismo p~laticand1,
Iegando en- cierta oportunidad Il de-
CIR a los obreros que 81 ell Gobierno
~ Cumplia sus promeSas ellos te-
MAN derecho para eXigirSelas o las
armas en- IA mano.
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Dicen que los americanos d%ispararon
primero

Con relaci6n al tiroteo habido hace
alCunos dias entire soldados america
nos Y m&icanos durante la tarde del
viernes ultimo en- Polvo. Texas, Y So
bre Ia version primera Sc dio por
v~erdadera, de que los meyicanos fue-
ron los primeros er hacer fuego, hay
ouien ha asegurado a las autorida-
des mexicanas de ciudad Juarez que
los americanos fueron los que antcs
rompieron el fuego, siendo este con-
testado por los meXicanos.
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RED, EMBLEM OF DOMINATION
Has From Time Immemorial Been Sig
nificant of High Authority-Blue
Called Cloak of Heaven.

Of all bright colors red is the favor
ite among primitive peoples. 1t ex-
cites to violence in flags and uniforms
Red is the emblem of domination in
politics and religion. The cardinal and
the doctor of divinity have their red
robes.
On the other hand, red has replaced
green in one respect as reStful color
At great state functions out of doors
in India, such as a durbar, red umbrel.
las are preferred to green as an effec
tive SunShade.
Blue has a minor influence. Curious
ly enough, it appears only to affect the
cat in the same way that red affects
other animals. Humanity has respect
for blue, which Is the cloak of heaven
In legends and fairy tales it is the
good little boy, destined to achieve
success in life and marry a princess
who is described as clothed in blue
while red blouse serves for the bad
boy.
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Cockneys ADAPTABLE.

The adaptability of the London girl
to farm work is equaled by the adapta-
bility of London youth particularly
the real Cockney type) to almost any
work and any circumstances.
I have known Cockney, entirely
ignorant Of machinery, to learn ali
about a thrashing machine inside a
week, and to be In sole control Of 1t
on the eighth day.
And 1t Is we'll known that some of
our smartest cavalrymen are Cock
neys. Young fellows who were never
on horse before become expert riders
in an incredibly short time. Whatever
else the Cockney may or may not be
he is nearly always observant, quick
in the uptake and useful with his
hands.-London Chronicle.
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At the Theatres

Friday at the Classic the Hands
Up" serial will be continued together
with the "Sons of Democracy" a SER
ial i'll ten parts dealing with different
phases in the life of Abraham Lincoln
Two reels will be run each Friday
Tonight at the Classic William S.
Hart will be seen in Selfish Yates. y
A Hart picture always means crowded
houses.
Thursday at the Majestic Jack Pick
ford will be seen in mile a Minute
Kindell."
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Soul That Is Truly Greet,

Emerson, that greatest of modern
philosophers, has told us that it is
easy when in a crowd to allow our
selves to be swayed by the opinions
about us and comparatively easy to
keep our individuality and sweetness
when alone, but that the great soul
is he who in the midst of mass Of
other individuals can still keep the
poise and sweetness of solitude.
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single roof and other repairs. He
was directed to ascertain the cost of
such repairs and report same to the
common council
The council thereupon adjourned.
Frank S. Weber,
City Clerk.
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Embarrassing,

At place Of worship in Bedford
shire. England, member of the con-
gregation went to sleep during the
sermon and slipped off the seat Just
as the hymn, Christians, seek not yet
repose," was announced.
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accounts:
Ernst Peters, rent of polls for
Federal registration-------- OF
Ida Briesemeister, do--- 500
n. Courville,. SOC
Frank Mclaughlin, services at
Federal ration---------- Acc
VIM. L. Sleight, do------------ 400
R. Courville, dO-----------4 400
because the persons are legally en-,
titled to the same, but regrets that
these claims have been made, as
thereby the record of the registration
boards for gratuitous services has
been marred.
Dated November 5, 1918.
VIM. A. Beurhaus,
Chas. Kerr,
Geo. A. Richards,
Finance Committee
The report was adopted and ac-
counts allowed, all members present
Q4) voting in favor thereof.
The treasurer's report for the
month of October, showing balance
on hand Of $33,727.62, was presented
and placed on file.
To the Common Council.
Gentlemen: We submit to you here
with the budget for the year 1918
containing the estimated receipts and
disbursements for city purposes for
the year 1919, with the recommended
ton that the same be adopted and
that taxes be levied accordingly.
The amounts herein estimated re-
quire a tax rate of $500 per thousand
Of assessed valuation which is the
same at the rate last year.
In spite of the ever increasing cost
of all work and materials, we are able
to include in our estimates a rather
large contingent fund which will be
available for unforeseen expenditures
caused by the war or during the recon
struction period following the war
should the latter be over soon.
The school budget shows q COM
mendable decrease over last year
amounting to $8,435.86.
On the whole, the financial condi-
ton of the city is very good, which
we feel is due to the rigid economy
practised by the various departments.
Nevertheless, all public affairs were
given proper attention.
We pride ourselves upon saying that
the rate Of taxation in this city is as
low as that of any other city in the
state and great deal lower than
many.
The estimates follow, towit:
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Mayor
VIM. A. Beurhaus,
Chas. Kerr.
Geo. A. Richards,
Finance Committee
Frank S. Weber,
City Clerk
The same. was adopted.
Alderman Beurhaus introduced an
ordinance entitled IAN ordinance fix
ing the salary of the engineer Of fire
engines"
The ordinance was given it's three
separate readings and passed under
suspension Of the rules, all members
present (14) voting in favor thereof
RESOLUTIONS:
BY Alderman Glatzel:
Resolved, That there be and is here
by levied upon all the taxable prop
erty in the Sixth ward of the city OF
Watertown, Wisconsin, in addition to
all other taxes levied in and for said
ward, the sum of two hundred eighty
eight dollars and forty-two cents
(s2S8.42) for Sixth ward poor pur-
poses.
The resolution was adopted, all
members present Q4) voting in favor
thereof
BY Alderman Koerner:
Resolved, That there be and is here
by levied upon all the taxable prop
erty in the Thirteenth ward of the
city of WATERFOWL, Wisconsin, in ad-
dition to all other taxes levied in and
for said ward, the sum of three hun
dred ninety-eight dollars and ninety
seven cents ($39S.9O for Thirteenth
ward poor purposes.
The resolution was adopted, all
members present Ga voting in favor
thereof.
By Alderman Bayer:
Resolved, That there be and is here
by levied upon all the taxable prop
erty in the Fifth ward of the city OF
WATERFOWL, Wisconsin, IN addition tC
all other taxes levied in and for said
dollars and thirty cents ($18O.3O) fol-
Fifth ward poor purposes.
The resolution was adopted, all
members present (14) voting in favor
thereof.
By Alderman Beurhaus:
Resolved, That the tax budget fol
the year 1918, prepared by the mayor
| finance committee and city clerk, anG
submitted in this common council al
| this session, be and the same is here
by cOncurred in, approved and adopt
! ed
Resolved, That there be and is here
by levied upon all the taxable property
in the city Of Watertown, Wisconsin
in addition to all other taxes, the fol
lowing taxes, tOwit:
For general city purposes, including
library and park taxes, ninety-one
thousand, six hundred twenty dollars
and seventy cents ($91 ,62O.7O).
For school purposes, thirty-fou1
thousand, one hundred five dollars
and eighty cents ($34,1O5.SW.
The resolution was adopted, al
members present Ga voting in favor
| thereof
BY Alderman Beurhaus:
|
tee be and said committee is hereby
authorized and directed to purchase
for the use of the police department
one side car to be attached to the po
lice motorcycle, the same to cost no
more than one hundred five dollars f
o. b. Chicago.
| The resolution was adopted, al
members present Q4) voting in favol
thereof.
| On motion of Alderman Lutovsky
the city clerk was directed to cast tn,
unanimous vote of the council fol
Mr.. John Habhegger to succeed him
self as a member OF the board of wa
ter commissioners for )the ensuing
three years. The vote was so cast ant
Mr.. Habhegger declared elected
Alderman Bayer stated that tn,
Fifth ward hall was in need OF a new
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*BOWLINGx

The following scores were rolled
on the Elks alleys:
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Market Reports
Milwaukee Live Stock Market

Milwaukee-Hogs, receipts, 10000;
steady. Cattle, 1900; 15@25c lower.
Calves 1900; steady. Sheep, 800;
steady.
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FOR RENT-House at All North Fifth
street. Inquire at 400 North Fifth
street Soft
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FOR RENT-Two f1ats-one six room
and one four room with modern con-
veniences. Fuel in cellar can be pur-
chased by renter. Inquire at News
office. 4-3t
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garden at Sc per month. Inquire at
COG Cole street or 316 Madison street
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FOR RENT-Eight room house in
good location with bath, electric
light and gas. Reasonable rent. In
quire of Mrs M. Seibel, 313 Main
street, over Classic theatre. 6-3t
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The account of the Wisconsin Gas
& Electric Co., $1143O for surcharge
on street lighting from October 7 to 81,
was referred to the lighting commit
tee and city attorney
The undersigned committee recon-
mends the allowance of the following
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For Sale-Empty wooden CT
gar cases, handy for storing
articles. Miller's Cigar Store.

Will the woman who called at the
News office to claim purse that was
found, call again for the same.
Henry Mitzner and sister, Miss
Louise Mitzner, have gone to Balaton
Mimi, where their mother is very ILL