Contractors Vie for Milwaukee Cut-Off Bids
Fifteen representatives of competing firms arrived in Milwaukee last night for the proposed cut-off project. Bids will be registered soon as firms prepare to finalize figures and bid details.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
5
Fifteen representatives of competing firms arrived in Milwaukee last night for the proposed cut-off project. Bids will be registered soon as firms prepare to finalize figures and bid details.
Assistant Engineer E O Reeder and a delegation of Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota contractors toured the proposed line of the new cut off. They will inspect grades hills creeks and curves and evaluate cuts before bids. The viewing party includes W O Winston L G Winston Anthony Eul P O Malley T J Friederieck A F McArthur Dennis Madden D C Dunlap I C Secombe C J Larson J A McDougall A R Yale W H Chapman W E Hauser and W C Smith. The party proceeds to Ottumwa.
The High School Alumni Association executive committee finished plans for the annual banquet and reception for the graduating class at the high school Friday. Events include a brief business meeting, speeches, social converse, vocal numbers, refreshments, and iced drinks, with tickets urged but welcome at the door.
Kalse mining paper hanging and white washing services listed for LaGrille and Son with phone number 2146.
In Columbus Junction on June 13 local news notes include Joe L. Reaney losing the little finger on his left hand at a stave factory while feeding a bolting machine. The town stays busy as visitors come and go with many personal updates. a hurricane damaged a house and a barn, the telephone exchange repairs proceed, and preparations for a hot political campaign begin.
Word from Cedar Rapids says a Muscatine marksman in Company C at the state range has rejoined after a long furlough and forgotten the army life diet of black coffee bread and potatoes. He has been ordering lavish meals including sliced spring chicken turtle soup ice cream and cake and will return home broke.
Miss Mollie A Graham of the Royal Liverpool Golfers wins the ladies open golf championship of England. Her father was a noted athlete and two brothers are also prominent in sport, one in golf and the other in racquet sports.
In Baltimore on June 13 the Orioles defeated the Champions 8 to 1 after Sheridan drove Griffith to the bench and then the pitcher left the game. The day’s standings show New York leading with mixed results and several matchups listed, including Chicago at Baltimore and Milwaukee at Philadelphia.
Chicago June 13 reports T P Hayes leader of the rebellion against the Western Jockey Club applied for ten stalls at Washington Park track. Telegram from St Louis says stalls will be assigned in a day or two. Hayes will bring two American Derby candidates to the South Side track Royal Victor and Lady Strathmore. Royal Victor is viewed as an excellent colt with an outside Derby chance. Talbot Bros and Turney Bros have already been awarded stalls.
William H. Murphy arrives in New Haven to take charge of Yale baseball for the rest of the season. Murphy, captain of Yale in 1892 and a 1894 New York shortstop, later coached at the University of Pennsylvania.
An uneven report lists several city matchups with varying scores including Chicago 8 over Brooklyn 1 and New York 2 against Cincinnati 6, along with St Louis 6 and Philadelphia 0 and Pittsburgh 5 versus Boston 6, indicating a fragmented scoreboard excerpt.
The schedule lists New York traveling to Chicago, Boston visiting Pittsburg, Brooklyn playing St. Louis, and Philadelphia hosting Cincinnati in a set of four matchups.
Harvard varsity crew and substitutes departed Harvard Square in the afternoon for two weeks of final training in New London. The team faces Yale on June 27 and received a rousing sendoff from Cambridge supporters.
James A. Hart reacted to his failed bid to block A. Freedman’s aims in the National League. He said it would be sacrifice to speak against Nick Young and mutiny to oppose Freedman, then declined to offer further comment. He praised Freedman, noting he can win six votes on any proposition.
London June 12 The international clay bird shooting match resumed at Middlesex Gun club Hendon under rain and strong winds. Americans, bolstered by Tuesday’s work and familiarity with the course, held a higher average and expected to clinch victory if today’s conditions allow a 90 percent or better average.
Columbus Junction reports the death of Rev. George Stone at his son Isaac’s home in Mediapolis on Wednesday after a paralytic stroke at age 84 years, nine months, and sixteen days. Born in New Jersey in 1816, he moved to Louisa County in the 1840s, farmed 200 acres, married Janet Roddan in 1844, joined the Church of God in 1854 and was licensed to preach in 1862. Survived by eight children and several relatives, his funeral will be held at Pleasant Grove Bethel with Elder C. L. Wilson officiating. interment at Indian Creek cemetery.
In the lake country of Northern Ilii nois Wisconsin Minnesota and the Uppereninsula of Michigan along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway are hundreds of delightful summer resorts. Notable spots include Fox Lake Clavan Lake Lake Geneva Lauderdale Lakes Waukesha Oconomowoc Palmyra The Dells Kilbourn Elkhart Lake Madison Minocqua Star Lake Frontenac White Bear Minnetonka Marquette Spirit Lake Okoboji Big Stone Lake and other locales.
The Iowa Central railway announces reduced rate arrangements for several Iowa meetings. Atlantic June 13 14 for Iowa Log Rolling association reunion Cedar Falls June 18 20 for annual commencement Iowa State Normal Union June 24 26 for Marshalltown Epworth League meeting Waterloo June 25 28 for Iowa Music Teachers association. For sale dates round trip rates ticket limits and detailed info contact an Iowa Central ticket agent or Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
Titus and Jackson offer a cottage house in a good neighborhood for sale at a reasonable price with easy terms.
Grain and flour market prices range from 38 to 60 cents for various grains. oats and rye listed, hay at 11 to 13 dollars, potatoes and eggs priced per dozen or per peck, butter and lard at per pound rates, and live stock values including hogs cattle calves and sheep. Miscellaneous items include berries, citrus, and vegetables with assorted per unit costs. Prices reflect market volatility with multiple entries for fresh and aged goods.
At Lincoln Nebraska for the German Baptists annual meeting on May 24 1901 the Iowa Central Railway sells excursion tickets to Lincoln at one fare round trip. Tickets on sale May 23 to 27 with return limit to June 4 extended to June 30 for 50 cents deposit. Extra trips planned from Lincoln to Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory at one fare round trip. For times and tickets contact any Iowa Central agent or Geo S Batty G P and T A.
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