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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01
. TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In County
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In the msfter Schreibe


In mser of the Estate of Carl George Wilhelm schreibe
reading and filing the petition of Adoph Rosenha
North Germaa Confederation the
Wisconsin, and the letters
representing among other things that Ca
Schneider of eIior Douglas
fifteenth day of May A D. 1870 died nestae leaving
goods chates and estate within this county, leaving
parents surviving him but leaving
Z. Schreber and brother ohanas H. Schreber
heirs law of said deceased praying
thae said granted George
Superior it is ordered that said
the Judge of this Court Monday
july 1871, O'Clock
Office in the town of SUPERIOR County of Douglas
thereof be given the to
interested by publishing this
weeks said day Of hearing Superior
Times weekly printed and published
in said County. TH0S. CLARK, County Judge.
Dated June 90, 1871
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01
1886. SUPERIOR 1871.
LAND ACEN NCY.
OFFICE, NO BAT, WEST 2ND 81.
Z. W. ANDERSON, JR.,

Real Estate bought and sold on commission
Titles Examined and correct abstracts furnished
Taxes Pasl for non-residents
Land Warrants Located, and al business in con
necton with Real Estate promptly attended TO-
Desirable Lots and Lands in and around sUPE-
RioR, DULUTH, and FoNDULAC fer sale
Several Tracts Of Choice Pine Lands on nayga-
bic streams and very accessible, for sale.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
sold
P ssage Tickets aud from ali parts of Europe
for sale
With an experience of FOURTEEN years in this sec
ton, am thor oughl posted in all that pertains 10
real estate, and parte desiring to invest in or around
Superior or Duluth having property to sell would
do well to confer either in person or by letter with
e. w. Anderson. .Jr
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
SUPERIOR CRY, WISCONSIN,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01

WE learn from the Hudson Star that the
work on the West Wisconsin Railway
bridge across the St. Croix has actually be-
gun. There is large crew of men engag-
ed, at present, and we learn that many
more are to be employed. The contractors
brought up several flat boats, two pale dri-
vers, one large engine, and all their tools
from Lacrosse. The work will now be
pushed vigorously, and the bridge compile
ted in the early fall-G Paul Pioneer.
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You've women should always set good
examples, for the young men are always
following them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01
City M g at Nj ark ETY.
S. WAKELIN, Prop'r,

Nos. 365, d 967, End St., 4seqoerior,
Will keep constantly on hand a full stock Of FRESH
BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, SAUSAGE, FISH
&c Also SALTED MEATS and FISH. TURKEYs
CHICKENS, VENIsoN and OYSTERS Orders solicited and
promptly filed for large small quantities. Give
me a call | am you will be suited in price and
quality. To- S. WAKELIN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01

RAILROAD BRIDGE Across THE SAINT
CEoIx The first pile on this end of the
West Wisconsin Railway bridge over the
st. Croix, at Hudson, was driven on We'd
nesday morning, on the point below Mr.
Baldwin's mill A crowd of three or four
hundred assembled to witness the operation
among whom were several of the oldest in
habitants. Messrs. Smith Brothers, con-
tractors, have three drivers, and exhibit a
determination to "push things" Great &C
tivity is displayed all along the line under
construction..S. Croia Republican.
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The CANADIAN PAcIF1C oURvEY.-Col-
lingwood has been unusually alive the past
week. The surveying party has been
awaiting the arrival of the gunboal Rescue
and the Algoma to convey them to Fort
William. The party, which consists Of
more than 800 explorers are well organized
and the arrangements for the conduct Of
the survey, are Of the most perfect and
complete character. Three hearty cheers
were given on the Agoma steaming out of
harbor on Tuesday evening at 10 o'clock.
On Saturday evening DR.. Lett made ap-
propriate allusion to the great national
work in which the surveyors would soon
be engaged, counselled them not to neglect
Gods Word, aRd exercise Of other chris
tan privileges and warned them of the
dangers and difficulties that would beset
their path on every side The attendance
at All Saints Church, both morning and
evening, was unusually large, and few
worshipers had to leave the church with
out being able to obtain admissou.-Coz-
MagacoOd Enterprise 22nd ult
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

70 tks C;:ise;,s Of yaolaage C0saa.s: /
feel it incumbent to explain tie apparent d'-
erosion from Democratic usage. IN Offering
my name to the voters of Tuolumne County,
as an independent Candidate for the Office OF
County Judge. First, am opposed to the
principle Of bringing judicial candidate be-
fore county convention as wrong in prinei-
pie, for the reason that . ';n6ge should feel
tree aud uatrammeled and not bound by any
political organization, he should feel that he
was The peoples servant, and outside q poll
teal influence aud without favor or affection
decide all cases BY the law and evidence.
How often have honest judges been accused
of leaning towards their Republican or
Democratic friends. in cases subject to their
decision. 1t may be said that a convention
organized by the people, is best qualified To
choose candidate for judge. In answer, |
would call your attention to tire manner Of
forming those conventions. The Central
Committee appoints judges for the various
precincts and sets the time Of election when the
polls will be open, to elect delegates to the
county convention. Then may be seen the
various aspirants, canvassing for the ticket
that viii support their nomination in the
county convention regardless of others out
siia, aud Important interests. Thus If an
aspirant for the positioyi Of Judge would Sc
cure his tlsciioh, he IS compelled to enter the
field ard bow 10 political nsages and forfeit
al the ndb.er feelia5s os his sosl. As re-
CARDS the competency of the people to choose
their judges, ask the boys running in your
streets or the most humble individual in your
community, who is the best lawyer or doctor
in your town, and ter TO enc, they will give
you a correct answer Without further COM
ment on this sohjeet would respectfully say
to the voters of Tuolumae County, particulars
! ~ to those with whom am not acquainted,
that | assisted to form the first code of laws
for California while a representative of the
county CT San Joaquin IN the GEARS 1S50-5l
that am recognised member of the Su
would be informed | woad respectfully refei
them to the 9th vol. California Reports, in
which they will find my na:he registered,
and now ;Sith AL Cue respect to the gentle:
men nominated by political parties, propose
to enter the field as Candidate for County
Judge and philosophically submit to the PEG:
pies verdict
If my principles and the assurance of my
qualifications meet your appreciation | would
solicit your support.
Respectfully
WV. c. scDoncAt.
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Debility aud Emacia.soi..

Both result from the lack ca ability 10 con
vert IRE tace into nntrimenr. tloE necessary
then, for those susering fron tE'cse alarmins
symptoms to int:e@.ate.y resort to |, remedy
that will strengthen the stomach aa3 dies
tive organs. For, as soon as this desira bic
object has been accomplished 10 health H.
proves, and the patient resumes his usual
peraonal appearance. Eostet:er's Stomach
Bitters have attained a worldwide popularity
il sccb cases, and have been proven tie lest
aad safest means of removing constipation
tcning the stomach, giving enersy TO tie
liver, and relieving every symptom of ner-
sousness and depression Of spirils Its cheer
ing and beneficial effects are highly spoken
OF by Thousands, WHO owe te it their restora-
ton to health No restorative in the annals
of medicine mas attained the same popularity
in the short space c. time It has been before
The public. or has wen the high endorsements
accorded to this excellent tonic. MANY
otbo- PREPARATIONS, purporting TO be correc-
tives anS restofatives. have been introduced,
and have persisted one 5y one, while the DO
pularity of Eostetter's Bitters continues to
increase, and is now recognized as stand
ard household medicine. The success which
attends the use of the Bitters evinces at once
its virtues in all cases of debility and disease
of the stomach. Certificates, almost without
number. have been published. attesting its
truly miraculous power in removing those
painful aud fearful diseases. And at this
tine it seems idle to do more than cell atten-
ton to tie great remedy of the aye, in order
to awaken public attention to rs excellence.
l. is the Only preparation of The kind that is
reliable in all cases. and it is therefore
worthy of the consideration of the afflicted.
Aug. ), ls1I-Im
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

The Republicans held political meeting
at Turn Ferein Hall on Saturday night last,
when 7. G. Phelps and John T. Swift adj
dressed them. Several Republicans in ai-
vance expressed their regret thss the appoint
msnt had been made for this speaking. but
their regret was vastly increased after hear
ing the gentlemen. Mr. Phelps laborel to
prove that Gov. IIaish: had been n great
friend to railroad subsidies. that his admins
tration had been one OF reckless expenditure,
that be was q good aud pare man before he
became Governor, and implying many things
about him since, that should be beneath the
dignity of nan who has had the reputation
and positions that Mr. Phelps has enjoyed.
lie made garbled statement about the fnan-
cia' affairs during the present administration
that was uniatelligiblc 10 his hearers, his
whole effort was pot-house politicians bar
angua against the ms, consisting of assertions
without presenting reasonable proof for what
he said. or advancing single argument to
show wh5 bis party shoald be endorsed by
the people st The coming election. His grand
aim seersed 10 be to have his hearers under
stand that Gov Eaishs haG Been a subsidy
man, ans. therefore mist alwGys be a subsidy
man, and that when he declared otherwise he
was inconsistent. Hn6 tf,ins Mr.. Paelps did
not do he diG. nos declare himself or his party
to be oppossa IS stbsisies, aa6 liz Being reti-
cent upon this matter re give HIM tie credit
of lodging Che a5ortant and vital question
that of 81. Others which las astated the people
of this State for months Is Democrat we
would wish thas the opposition might come
before the people from now to the election,
without interruption, with speeches similar
to taat of Mr.. Phelps, for we verify believe
sach speeches will contribute as much to
Democratic success as the labors of our own
osat5ss. We have 20 hesitation in asserting
;hs: Wr. Phelps; has mistaken his vocation in
appearing as public speaker. Poor as Mr..
Phelps was, his companion, Mr.. Swift, was
poorer in bis attempt to enlieEten the people.
He explained at length the Darwinian theory,
and by it endaavosed to shift lis own origin OF
coming fttori the bed bug species on to the Dem
ocra,ic Party, which was received by the audi
ence in painful silence. Then he travelled
across the Atlantic AID gave his version OF
the late war between france and Germany
laborinS 10 show that democracy in the Uni
ted States was the fra friend and ally of inl-
perialisI.. IA France. lie was certainly a
first class failure in interesting his hearers.
He II u5t have the Sreai5 h5owevss which is
not due to lis more masculine Companion OF
saying he knew Gov. Haigh:; and believes he
is still good man. To sum sp the whole
thing, it was IS poor poitica. meeting ad-
dressed by speakers fiom abroad as has ever
taken ylace IN Sonora. 1n5n Mr. Swift;
closed, benches were Sore Eutiesons .han au-
eience. For the credit Of thS Republican
party we do not wish tp be called on to speak
of such another miserable fzzle.
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SAX FRANcIsco NoMINArIoNs.-The

SAX FRANcIsco INTERNATIONALLY Demo-
cracy of Saa Francisco, which for time was
broken into Senseless factions, to the great
disgust of the party in the interior. have COM
promised their troubles and united in max
Ing local nominations which we hope will be
supported ia good fa;tE. Some of the no
limitations made We know 10 be good ones and
worthy of the confidence of the people. The
judica, nominations are as follows: Judge
of the 18th Judicial District, Sa:nl II. OWN
ellie County Judge, John y. Staniy; Pro
bate Judge, Charles T. Bolts; Municipal
Judge, Delos Lake and Police Judge, J. F.
Cowdery. For Senator's, ". A. Piper, j. A.
McClelland and Owen McMahon receised the
nomination and Tels- Curtis that Fos Mayor
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

.enE KENTUCKY ERECTION. The Slsetion
in tbs State took place on Monday. 4 ses-
patch Estimates the Democrats majority frora
10000 20 $4,000. The Republicans claim
gains. As night be expected .he Stockton
Independent says This is exceedingly en-
couraging news 20 the Republicans" because
the maiorities of '5S-'69 were larger. This
Republican gain, Offsets Democratic gains in
Vermont and the Republicans are jus. as GER
tain of Carrying Kentucky, m the next elec-
ton as t1e Democrats are cSSsain of the Green
Mountain State.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

A PEsFuMEp Toora VASE Xix tea
Spoonful OF MuRRAv & LAaSAN's FLORIDA
WATER in a trmbler of pure, soft water, and
you have a tooth-wash far superior to all the
lotions and dentifrices ever offered Cor sale.
IE 81 ios iniure the enamel; Will heal all
tenderness or soreness of the gums or month,
and will impart most delightful fragrance
70 the S@eat:i.
EG- As there are conn.erfeits possessing
none of these bygienic properties, always ask
for the Florida Wate., prepared W AaaInan &
Kemp, New York. $50.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

s. W. CRaIGuE.-The Republicans of Sal
Diego county have nominated S. =. Craigae,
ESQ, for Sheriff. Mr.. Craigre lived in this
county several years at Big Oak Flat, in 1866
he was elected County Recorder, which osice
be filed two fears to the satisfaction Of the
people. Ee is high minded. honorable MAJ
and will make rs good Sheriff for the pe9-
pie as any man in San Diego. Although op-
posed politically, we cannot avoid according
him that praise which he justly merits. II the
Democracy of his county cannot elect their
Sheriff we know 10 one of his political bear
ings we would prefer to see successful than
5. W. Craigae.
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Every Democrat in this county should
make il his duty to be present ct the great
meeting Of the campaign. which will take
place on Friday nexf, wien Gov. IIaishs.
10 Harailton, A. P. Dudley and j. F. Cow
derry will address the 7ecple. II is desirable
that every body should hear eur standard
bearer. who is receiving tbs silestaCuso .sonl
the Republican press and speakers through
ont the State. For having dared to oppose
and frustrsts the subsidy cornorants, he has
brought down tie anaihemas and hatred of
sesery eo!r3ptIonist, schemer and plunderer.
not olIy - this State, but mt the different
sen,res OF the Union. Come al the people to
hear hiai defend himself, he will convince
Jou of the justice of his cause. Come and
hear 10 Hamilton, who is known throughout
TIE length and breadth of this State as one
90 the most powerful of speakers cos.s..e and
hear 4. P. Dudley, who in his line has never
been excelled. j. +. CowGery, We DO not
know, but presume be is an asie man or he
would not have heen sent by lie State Com
m'ttee to talk to tie people. This array cf
distinguished speal5:s should Cause al our
people ia tie .ioantains and the galches, she
towns aid the plains 10 give them a hearty
weldonS aud patient hearing. The qres.
toss 10 So decided az the coming election
go down into the pockets OF every citizen.
Already il is forsSh4doSed that Mr. Booth
is to be made United States Senator, in the
event of his election as Governor lie, and
he alone, of all the prominent names on the
Republican State ticket "a an anti subsidy
man. If his ticket should be successful and
he be made Senator; Romualdo Pacheco, who
belongs body aE3 soul to the railroad combi-
nations will become Governor, and thus will
tho people and all their interests be placed at
the mercy Of a stupendous monopoly that IA;
| alseady bhshted and widowed the hopes OF
OR people and that is now using every means
/ that corruption and wealth and power Gan
bring to bear, to place still heavier yoke on
the peoples neck. Let every one come AID
hear the champions of their rights This is
an opportunity for the P5i6l5l55 Is show BY pab-
lie demonstration thai sl.syy are opposed to oil
men or parties that sustain policy that will
support capital at tho expense of labor and
the industrial Classes. Come and hear how
the Democratic party are opposed to tbs de-
basement of white laborers, BY th5' Bringing
CT Chinese cheap Tabor to take the bread from,
their mouths, ard hear how DIR Booth is
identified with Tue Chinese question. Let
this reception of Gov. 5Iaigst ana bis distin-
,guished oras'paaions bs ono Iofthy Of old
FTaoluu.ns IL recognizing tne great services
of our honest and good Governor let it be
one that will show Inmistakabiy that oGr
people ase overwhelmingly in faso$ Of tae
right.
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CsEAe Mgslc.-Is is seldom that cheaE

CsEAe MgsIc.-Is is seldom that cheap
less is associated ;cM Ies.... and real rdl,s,
but re must make an exception N favor of
P5issrs' Musical sisisa. iaonia$y. This valaasle
work cones tc ~ regularly each month. over
flowing with choice nav Music-some fifteen
pieces in every plumber. 1t is printed from
Sc full-size music-plates, neatly bound, and
sells for the modest sum of 30cents. Volume
Viii. began wltn the July number; sad the
publisher offers to send two copies--July and
August--ter 50 cents. Address j. L. Pc
TIERS. 500 Erod5s;xsS, Kew York.
Think of it so pieces {: good aas.o ssr SO
cents.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

7. G. Phelps makes the astounding dis
closure that the last Legislature whise was
Democratic, created several new Offices. In
heard of imposition on the people. 1t is II
solerable, as shown by the history Of tat
Radical Congress ana Radical Legislatures Of
she past Few years. When they could noi
make an onse they would steal one. Econo
ny Ssi Rad:aalism won's raix, it won't ad
nit of even economical stealing.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

Mr.. Bergh has been a benetactor 10 ami.
mails, in relieving them from cruelty and
over-work. But there is Q luekless worker
which performs the hardest end most inces-
SaSs tasks in the world, yet is generally
abused aSd over-worked /; and that is the hui
man stomach. What wonder that it becomes
1sspopticg To avoid dyspepsia. and have
good health, live properly, and use Dr..
WALksR's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR Rirrgas, the
great inyigora,or and blood purifier, which
will infallibls cure all diseases of the diges-
tive apparatus, he, skin, liver kidneys,
bladder or blood,
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

DrcsSasE IN RATEs or INrEREsT.-The HI,
bernian Savings Bank and Loan Society o {
San Francisco, by resolution have fixed tha
rate of interest on first class loans at nine per
cent. per annum. As this Institution has &,
large Influence in governing the rates of in
terest in that market, it is esident that in,e
rest is 60 r@te at much lower figures tina n
heretofore
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

On sunday, August 9th, the Catholic Church, Sono-
ra. by Rev Father NcNaly, Nj. 5aeS Daily OF James
town to Miss Maggie J. Murphy soSricrly of Sonora.
AT jamestown. Augi:,t Sth, by Rev. Father McNally
Mr. Walker Lyoa Lowts 10 Mrs. Catherine st6rris both
&c JAMESTOWN.
Ausast srd. ISL at tie tss.eEse Of csaie Morgan
Esq, Columbia. by Justice JAMES Lstford Mr. Wiliari
Cox to Miss Elizabeth Roberts.
At Stockton, July 3oth, by Rev. Father Motter Mr..
Michael Fnney of Roachs Camp Miss Margaret Smith
of Stockton.
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3sMJCRaTIe STATE TICKET.

~ sfozsrnos..
II. ii. IAIGHT. ................ of Alameda
For Lieutenant Governor,
2. J. LEV tS...........................of Tehama
Fos J,l.iges Of Supreme Court.
JACKSON TEMPLE. of Sonoma
For the Short Terra
y. S. WRIGllT...............of San Francisco
For the Fnll Term
For Secretary OF State,
w. b. C. BROWN............. of S1c-ar.en %
:. For Controller
X. o. DEWITT...............:. or SlsAiyou
For State .Ersasares.
a. +. COROAEL.............. los Angeles
For, attorney General,
30 HAMILTON ..........,.....:o of Placer
Fer .sarveyo.. General
JOHN w. B0ST. ............... of Tulare
- For State Printer.
JOHN i. BARRY.........o of San Francisco
rs superintendent Of Pu6uS Instructioa,
o. =. FlTLGERALD....... San francisco
For Clerk Of supreme Court,
THOMAS LASPEYRE......... of Kern
For Harbor Commissioner,
JOHN ROSENFELD,... San Francisco
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Nor So sonora 41aguSt, o. The Re
puhlicans of Sonora and vicinity held large
and enthusiastic meeting in .Turnverein Hall
last evening. They we're addressed bs I. q
Phelps and John F. Swift"
The above was sent to the Stockton Inde-
pendent and appears in that paper of Monday
last. We say that the despatch is not true,
as it was not large meetihg and the enthu-
s!astic part was not there. Whatever may
be selegraphed in relation to political meet
ings in other portions of the State, we are de-
term,ned that no excitement or capital shall
be made by sending bunccmbe dispatches
from Tuolumre. There was less than one
hundred and ffty hen and boys and few
ladies present at the Hall which presented a
long array of empty benches. and the enthu-
siasm was confined to {. II. keefe, ESQ, who
loudly called for . three cheers for Hen. T.
G.. Phelps, our next United States Senator. y
Ii was very sickly and unsatisfactory meet
ing to the leading and ,a.ellissr. nepabli-
cans here.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

NorIcE.-There will be a Campmeeting
held close to Murphy's rantE, GA 1 piece Of
land claimed by Mr.. Kelly beginning. Au-
gust 18th. The people are cordlaf.v invited
to attend the meeting. There will Be no
drinking shops on the encamnment where
Intoxicating spirits are sold. There VIII be
a boarding tent kept by Mrs. holland, to en-
eer.ain the public.
D.F. oyerton p p
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vIsNCArD FLAT MINING CO. TUoL.

M 3Iene C,uny Caornia.-Notice IL hereby given,
thai y meeting of the Board of Trustees Of said C5mpa
DIV, held the 4th day of August 1871,
OF 30 per share levied upon the capital stock If
said Company, payable Immediately in United States goe
and silver COIN the Secretary 10 Clay San Fr
cisco. Any stock upon which sud shall
mafp npDaid the il day of September 1871 shall be
deed delinquent ard will be duly advertised for sale at
pablo auction. and unless shall be made before,
will be sold Monday The 2nd day Of October ISL topaz
the delinquent together with costs Of adver-
Using and expenses of SALE By order of the Board OF
Trustees.
r. II. CORNELL. Secretary.
Office 30 Clay street San Francisco.
August u. lS1l.-4w