Gazette (Newspaper) - July 30, 1897, Eau Claire, Wisconsin The Best Weekly I Published between St I Paul and Chicago I Tho Wide Awake I Weekly Four Pages Six Columns VOL 13 m 13 EAU CLAIRE WISCONSIN qn Ox iOJ as s s as PEE 1 1 CITY N The City Building to Be Cost of Street Water Waiu Allowed The city council met in special sessim consideration being to do i Hli ihc old city mauer i tis up by of a of committee on v The that do uol consider it i in vew u 1tiiiuuvitiiiiiuttliouiiiid repun i iu vUu i will as fur us i 11be expected or lime at i 1 Aid to accept j port aud lo give lull power lo UCl i iu answer lo a his opinion Una it not cost mole make Hie city uut more than said ibai ought lo liave what they repaired aud could get an lo within a dollar of thu actual jost The alderinan Offered an amend ment to resolution lo the that an estimate for work be first secured before any action bu 1akeu After considerable discussion Aid was lost aud Aid carried Aid Forest moved that a of three lo 6ecuro suitable quarters lor oily building waa being repaired Aid the cily afraid slay ia building aud thought Unit wishes in ibo matter should lie Aid Graves called to the facl tuat the dour of office could not be and thought tiie building safe lu to pass Aids resolu tion ihe MIC wlls in 11 ayes and 0 nays nud in the The held that there nul a number mirier the rules In the lo cany the motion WHS de clared lost CHy Engineer submitted repon an per on COBI of paving or street Thu loll wing are from said report Kiwi Estimate of cost of placing a of gravel upon ihe on to make taid street safe for yards screened a inches at Second of lulling up sid said street lo condition it was iu prior lo paving same 1 am positive what material in Ule before il was but havo it to be riverbed gravel and sand up old pavement cubic jds 8 inches deep at Total 103330 Under head the engineer that 11 bo built of different sizes of with sand or shul caml thu whole to be 14 or 10 inches deep The cost of ibis would be about SLE I imil Sheriff Appeals to Governor Tanner for Troops to Protect Miners A Thousand Men Marching on the Town arci Great Ex Prevails Third Estimate of cost of replaying said street with vitrified brick If this lo bu done ou u sund luul foundation Ihe tost would he as Taking Sand gravel for foundation Total Fourth ot cost t repaying street with dipped iu tar KiUb As lo tin that tuti lowest ot per equate yanl at 111 St cost ui ii n lor know fail in lid Wolf IU M allowed u years ly tinn True Uniformity Agreement Adopted by the tors at July sheriff has wired Governor Tanner troops to protect the mines nnd miners The sheriff bus in 30 deputies nnd bus special police bmj is un able to procure u sufficient force to rc the 1000 racu hero f rein several towns Great prevails Ills July deputy sheriffs have been sworn in to go to Roanoke where an invasion of con miners is expected from and Rutland tbc purpose of forcing the miners to join the strike A telegram from Minonk says men have loft there nnd will meet others at Benson the entire number from 800 to 1000 They threaten to stay at until every miner is out The marching miners curry provisions suffi cient for days Serious trouble is feared TRUE UNIFORMITY GOES vt Tao July true uni conference of the coal op orators ol the district con cluded its work al after a two days session work Theit sect ions of Ihe uniform ity agreement were I adopted by section The bRit of feeling prevailed through out the meetings the only exception be in the of Howl to however Judge Owens announced lint Colonel Keud had authorize him to Ihil liny agreement ho conference would receive his hearly ho would if CO per cent of the opens tors wero sincere iu their sanction of it Tho appointed a commit tee of the signatures of Ihe operators to he agreement When Iho requisite number of have been secured another be held to ratify the agreement The agreement as adopted provides for cash payments of wages 000 pounds to the ton cheek on iho tipples miners to ho credited with the full quantity ot coal contained in the mine ear of company stores semimonthly paydays uniform price for pick mining in the thin and thick vein districts and screens onehalf inch also provides that in case of Ihe violation of the provisions nnd terms of the agreement a penalty ui 10 cents per Ion on the total output of coal mined by the violator will be charged which penalty is to be paid a subject lo the right ol inr ther arbitration or appeal Said pen alty when collected is lo be distributed among the signers of tiie agreement pro riita in proportion to the total amount fif tonnage or output made by thorn during Iho year The agreement shall not become ef unless it has been signed by per cent of the operator on or juu i llis No lilii t on Hi wilt a lew ion want it distinctly und thai the passage of an agreement ill operators tire o ado and nn u pay ibi MIU lor bas great suike The rpi out tiie inu l ik ing any ptn in thiM iir miy v JR Si u j o v ly the U r BACK PEOM 1 s he Boys Blue Well tie Sati fled Wetks Work Tiie i tiie Front bank Company Ev got buck from al Douglas ou b i little darkened by tho suii feeling well Tho work in camp year while it 1 s iiol us us last few more Iiut liays would get were service bull lion to drills but in iiiiii iny ono uill tjN ls Flm h id i pass on ol Ihe hoys was iu linns Tim hoys led of the iu year n isoli On duty and dress UK re wure inure belter while in were among the bust Of ibu ju ud performed by Co E Col the best luu 3rd Rugl il ui ami hu doubl the best ever performed iu the state On the precision ul was tne talk ot the cump As they would the reviewing heard from visitors like this Iter Co E Look at lhat line tl The First tour ahot Monday and out of sixty l logo ou Co hud Out of the 13 from Ihe lion for they h 1 1 on tie team 12 L Hay luid On they made 108 nt time beat record uver nude m tin United The next CJo I of more by good Kick Ulan uine 171 lulu There nre in company good Clearly Is Still land Democrats State Convention Names His Candidates and Endorses His Resolutions Platform Favors but Is Silent on theQues lion of Ratio Jul of the old fashioned prevailed at the 15euiocniticisjuo here and U was clearly demonstrated Slates Senator still his hand ou the lever that tlu of the Tho candidates by iho tiou by and the reso lutions adopted were of his inspiration of the ou resolu tions he rend the platform and it in such a Wav as to that Very nearly 500 SHirt Waists are libre to sell for less tlian their the wholesaler wanted to close out the seasons lot comprises half of his regular other half was taken by another merchant Goods made for the very best trade Many of the styles were from models 25 nl a gtl inire be ih thu front rank will inspect The boyu have been drilling week and to near ihu heud HUB year The heavy ruins of n on Iho Kimpp Wilson a and I ruck carried awny limited from and two lakeii by way of Ihe from wus over Ihe same to A largo force of was pin tu work were running Monday night ns usual Tiii OK The of review business on hund Tuesday nnd nil oilier members wne were present James for UK Kim and niide an ihe by which ihu was about Mr delivered sin bie address nil of the company He presented ihe view that if the proposed men tha ul upon the HM not is In destroyed lhat the previous WHS and inl he same lo be year i A w Ali ITII TO 7T11 Tin Ni ki I Hate Koad will Hell ti fti at one fine tin round mi will Au td Ith Mood i vn P I lii lull iili in oi el I y tien ill A III Vlll itli lie it wit alif At his one of frir wieM lUR anil iin was taken tip 1y at and rnn waived their fur ihc voted a that Inn is as to Ihe vital of The following stale was natal 1or Tliomas A Smith Caroline clerk of Iho iC appeal St IOWA PROHIBITIONISTS Sluil TiUl II nll lv Kv I ill Mn Dws la Inly Im hold their slate hern and placed in nominal ion ihe fol lowing ticket L DCS gov ernor W Watwood ville state superintendent Mrs 5l IV Hun ham supremo judge A Center railroad A V Jerry The phi I form ii short and to prohibition en tirely except one plank fur suf frage and anol her of a hallo and a fair count in CITY hi Inly deadlock in the ivii imw M in this city U lil on sifier over i si ui iu lots The stands JC Wallace 111 anil Hi TAX ON WEARING APPAREL il iol I lilis iti Inly of lie III this Mlle I h I tariff The mat the in l of for manufacture hai MIV into tini ill il r Other side ot the oi an v hn ri Mij tic sailed U a nti I i tui r I Wore eon wi I v Mm Ii In thy now arrivals 31 AUK ihil wMe OF OlK STOCK OF Shirt Waists only 3 left Ihe season of 9li wore sold ago E very thing on this season All Si 00 Toe waists arc need to All 25 and 50 fed need Iu All Ta and So tu All 25 ami 00 waists re to tuny divided in three luls 75c In lie now of Greeny lieds ete and small polka dots of and wide Gripes large of many lines have starched detach able culls some ol while linen and inline in flit same back grounds as I lie botly ol the and lion again some are in colors The careful farmer pulls up daisies in the fields where the crop is growing No question about the beauty of the daisies but they are a From this field of wash goods we keep pulling out the remnant daisies of the stock They are apt to be the choice they sell down to small pieces first At any rate they have no place in the regular stock One of the three Center Counters has been given to the seJ ling of these remnants atone quarter one third and in no case more than onehalf price There are a trifle over 400 short lengths on the counter r Co Eau Glaire Wisconsin EXAMINATION 1 I Anil A will he il in All te illn 1 is lO irvi lii i ul any ill 111 Mil I LATE MARKET REPORT M II hily 28 y 7flu No 1 L1 HA No MUc on Grain nl p WH On Trunk J hard 1 irii if July fl miring Drui rie I nili Sturk hi j Vo in I lower lu 1nr ji lur i v ii lir i It II to in No tutr tor W I TV 1 r v ui A I Mile li lii J Mt ill 11 I
