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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
WISCONSIN VS. MINNESOTA IMPORTANT
LAW SUIT RELATING TO THE HAAB0R OF
nuIuTH
From he Milwaukee Sentinel April :

From he Milwaukee Sentinel April5.
Attorney General Barlow is about to commence an
important law sui in behalf of the State of Wisconsin
gainSt the city of Duluth and citizens of MINES ta
TIE nature of the may be briefly stated follows
The St Louis river is the boundary line between the
States of Wisconsin and Minnesota the channel of
which nearly south through the bay of Superior
then defects and into the lake, between
Minnesota Point the north, and Wisconsin Point
on the south. This mouth Of the river is the
ly Superior bay and harbor aud the haror
OF Duluth The United States government has adopt
ed in its plan for the Improvement of the barbo the
mouth of the river its entrance and has already
pended large amount in building piers out into the
deep waters of the lake combining the waters in mar
channel increase their force and thus pre-
vent the formation of bar the entrance to the har
bor Superior Bay, from Rces Point where the st.
Louis river enters the bav the mouth of the river
into the Lake is little five miles long and 5
about two miles wide. The waters ot thc river, in
seeking their way TO the lake, obliged
through the bay lengthwse, before they can empty
into the lake. In order 10 make the entrance the
bay the city of Duluth than it now is the peo
pie of that city prop rse to dig channel through Min
nesota Point nearly opposite the OF the river
into the bay at Rces Pont-simiiar the straight
cut in this citvso that the river would find its way
into the lake a distance of two miles instead On
five. And as the lake is on the same level at both
points the fall of the would be as great in two
miles by the direct cut ii is in FIVE by its nat
ural channel and as conseq' would take the
shortest and most direct channel the lake This
is contended by the United States engineers, would
divert much of tie OF the st. Louis River
from its natural outlet to greatly decrease it's force
and volume at that point and that, a consequence,
it would be much difficult to keep the present
entrance TO the harbor open and they instance the
effect produced in the Milwaukee harbor by the
straightcu-the old outlet being filed up by the wash
of the lake.
The present entrance to Superior Habor lies equal
ly IN the States of Wisconsin and Minnesota the en-
trance proposed would lie entirely within the State of
Mnnesota-so that if the design should be carried out
it would result in turning onehalf of large navgabe
stream from Wisconsin into Minnesota To such
one-sided proposition the people of Wisconsin natur
ally object, and the Legislature its last session a-
thorized such proceedings necessary prevent
1t, and has appropriated 900 carry on the suit
Senator Carpenter has been associated with Attorney
General Barlow in the case
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
Items from Duluth 1Korning CoU of the

Items from Duluth 4Kor,sing CaU of the
18th:
We've had another Northcaster. The lake resem-
bled the widest storm at mid ocean. The came
crashing the docks and agansts the freight bouse
with freedom that plainly told they did intend
to b. opposed by civilization. We stood and looked
al these waves, and figured OH the of rock and
rt 1t would take to keep them back. We that
the elevator must be protected it built on the
wroHg side OF Minnesota Point and devise no
Hthar remedy than that il Minnesota Point must be
apvs4. T. i, said that some OF practical minds
te. ioag aud close calculation have arrived the
.#e.nn tbat 1t would pe better TO move the point.
i.- done aud outer harbor viii become perfect
l..
Il arge c. Stone ESQ. furnishes with the follow
IL average of the opening of Buffalo Harbor for
past sixty-one years. During fl of the 81 years
IS tsegag- April II. For Is years it was May Il
ears it did not open until the 4th and 7th OF
June.
II sise ersineers of tue Mort .ra Pacific Railroad
tsifd ] the waves dash against the base OF
hsn sofa folnC yesterday, they nttgH have altered
ID ads TO where the uocks should be located
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
Published March Is, 1871
CHAPTER 22O-LoCAL.


AN ACT protect and regulate the business of fishing
in certain counties thi5 state.
The people of the of Wisconsin represc nted in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. No person engaged in the business of
catching fish in any of the lakes, bays fivers Of the
counties of Ashland Bay field or Douglas shall throw
cast leave cause to be thrown, ief in any
such lakes bays, rivers the waters thereof any in
testines, cleaning, refuse other offa, any blood
washIng refuse of any kind, leave any snch in
testiues ceaungs, refuse, ofa blood washings of
any such fish at any place or in any that the
same can be washed into any such lake. bay river
the elements. -
See. 2. ANY person. persons violating any of THE
provisions of this act, upon conviction thereof shall
b. fined to exceed fftv dollars for the first
oiFense and for the second oense fine OF fifty dollars
and Imprisonment in the county Jail days, at the
discretion OF the court
Sec ). Justices Of the peace shall have power and
jurisdiction to hear, try and determine ali arising
under the provisions of this act
Sec 4. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publicl the Bay
field Press
Approved March 16 1871.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
LATE WISCONSIN LAWS.

THE County Equalization of AL property
will hereafter be made by the County Board
1T its November session Chap. 81, G. l..
1871.
ASSESSORS ,nllss make list of he-ss, ale "a
she-male dogs in towns and cities, and send
TO town or city clerk by first Monday ofJu-
ly. Tax tor dogs 50; suts SO. [Chap. 81,
G. L. 81
THE names of all partners, general or spe-
cia, shall be 'paiuteI IN leg;6le Eaglish
characters,' on a sign on the front OF the
building where they do business =. Chap.
50, G L. S7l.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15

THE product of Ingot Copper in the Lake
Superior district, from 1845 to 1870 inclu-
sive, has been 1886 tons. valued at S63,-
357, 240 The product of 1870 was L ,946
tons, valued at S5,696,240 the largest yield
OF any previous year, though halt the guam
tity III 1864 brought S6,llo,o0O. The toiaI
amount OF Pig Iron produced in the Lake
Superior region from 1853 to lS7" inclusive
was 2+9 100 tons, valued at S27 ,799, 800,
Of which 47,846 tons, valued at $3.50, 1904,
was The product of 1870.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15

GoISG AHEAD-M.. Becker, who return
ed las evening, reports that arrangements
have been completed wher, by the work on
the man line OF the II. Paul d Pacific road
will be commenced ami the work driven
right through to Breckenridge. The line
from St Cloud to Bralnard, and also the
road running through the Sauk Valley to
Outer Tail City, and thence to Pembina,
are bolh to bt pushed forward immedia ely
to compluuon.-.St. Puut P.oiseer, 9sh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
GROCER!ESa PROVISIONS:

five are ovERsrocxED in anything, it is in Grocer
les and Provisions of which we keep Good Stock,
consisting of CHOICE and FANCY GROCERIES,
as well as STAPLES. In this line we would call
special attention to our TEAS which we think axe
not cxcelled by anything i 4, 1;Ik Ct.
s5- When visiting our store if you do not see wha
you want ASK FOR 1T
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
THE OUTER EARBoR FAILURE.

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ihe f'P-fap work OUTSIDE OF the Duluth
pfe"A"ater VII prove 70 be a constant bi.
oi expense 10 the railroad comp ny. 80
maon 81 'h's has oeeh t.'Fo@ IA oVr. ia- Grub
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15

PEoprcTIyE LASD.-Three years ago, a
man paid $50 for an acre OF land near the
town OF Albany, y. y, hom which pur-
chase he this year netted-uot by resale,
but from rawberres-the very large
amount OF 81, zoo. We hear OF marvellous
instances OF reproductiyeness in the value
OF real estate, but here is case where by
the employment OF skill and industry, the
owner II an acre oil land realizes more than
eleven times the amount OF the original pur-
chase, and Vet retains his land
FoR~Y-sEyEN woman are elitorially con-
nectea with the New ork press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
E. W CLARK 81 CO,
B 4 n < z 2 S 4.

DULUTH, MINI, March %, 1871
Having opened Branch of our PHILADELPHIA
BANKING HOUSE. in the city of Duluth, we are
prepared to receive deposits make collections
all points, and furnish exchange all the principal
cities of the United States and Europe
We are also prepared to make LOANS on GRAIN
stored in the Duluth Elevator, and to NEGOTIATE
PAPER drawn against SHIPMENTS of GRAIN and
FLOUR. E. W. CLARK & CO..
aprl-tf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
IMPROVEMENT or SUPERIOR UARBoR-
The following appeared as an advertise
nent il the ST. Paul Press Of Thursday:
UNITED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE,

UNITED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 10th 1915
Sealed proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this office until l o'clock A Of the 18th day of
April, 1871, for furnishing the requisite materials and
doing the work of Pier Extension for the Improvement
of The Harbor of Superior City, Wisconsin. Bids
must be made forms furnished from this Office.
For all information relative TO the work ,sppiy this
office. The right reject any and all bids is reserved
Proposals be endorsed, Proposals for Improving
Harboe of Superior City, Wisconsin" and addressed
to MAJ, d. O. II custom,
Corps of Engineers, I. 5. A.
We are glad to see that the contract IS
to be let SO soon under the 500 900, appro-
priatedby last Congress, and trust that the
work may fall into good hands.
Mess Peyton & Kimball, the contractors
under last years appropriation, have let
the work Of framing and placing the cribs
on their job to Mess. Goselin Il Bruno, the
competent superintendent of the improve
ment during he last two years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
Town CLERKS OFFICE, April 1ltt 1871.
NNIIAL TOWN MEETING:


A..4NNUAL TOWN MEETING:
Continued as per adjournment to receive report OF
Committee appointed to examine report OF Town Clerk
Present William r. Smith Chairman James Newton
and Andrew Soderland Inspectors of Election and
John 4. Foster CieIk.
Tie chairman announced that the meeting was now
open, to take action report of the Committee
Mr.. Perry on the par: of the committee made the
following report:
The undersigned committee appointed to examine
the report of the Board of Supervisors of the Town
Superior for the year ending April 4th 1871 would
respectfully represent that they have attended to the
duties assigned to them and find upon examination,
that the affairs of the Town have been managed with
as good degree OF economy, and regard for the pub
lie welfare, circumstances would permit, and there
fore would recommend the acceptance of the report.
But they desire to represent also, that, in their
opinion the present plan of supporting the poor is at
tended with unnecessary expense, is very annoying,
and not calculated TO the comfort and happi-
ness of those dependent upon public support
large amount is yearly paid out for rent, repairs,
fire wool care sc which would be saved if suitable
home for the poor as provided and economical pro-
vision made for their support.
The committee would recommend the transfer of the
poor, from Town TO County charge and that such
economical provision be made for them as is provided
by statute. Respectfully submitted
GEO W. PERRY Committee.
Superior April 11th, 1871.
solved That the report of the Board be accepted
Resolved, That the report of the Committee of exam
nat0n and the report of the last Board Of Superv-
sors be adopted Carried. On motion Of Mr. Richie
moved to adjourn: carried, D. GEO. MORRISON,
Town Clerk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15

Henry illeris duly elected Sealer Weights Measures.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set hands
this 4th day of April H. D. 1871.
WLLIAa r SMITH, Chairman,
JAMES AkwToN,
ANDREW SoDERLAND,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15

s-TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
> In Circuit Court
Ann Marguriett Huguier, Plaintiff,
against
Antoine Savinier Maxmillien Huguier, Defendent)
In the name of the State Of Wisconsin, to the above
named defendant;
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the plant in the above entitled
ton which said complaint is filed in the office OF the
Clerk of this Court in and for the County of Douglas
aforesaid in the Town OF Superior, and copy
of your answer upon the undersigned his Office in
said town of Superior in said County within twenty
davs after the service of this exclusive Of the
dav OF service And if YOU fail to answer said com
plant within the time afor said the plaintiff in this
action will apply the for the relief demanded
in the complaint THOS. CLARK,
Plaintiffs Atty, Superior, Wis.
Dated March 28th 4 D. 1871 30-7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
THE WESTERN LAND ASSOCIATION AT DULUTH.
We are happy to hear that a compromise

will probably be effected between the con-
tlicting interests iii this Association; a divi-
sion had, to "A certain extent; and change
in the Agent likewise secured. Hon. VIM
l.. Banning and President Frank Clarke
hive been agreed upon as the. Commission
ers to divide the property: both capital Sc
Duluth Mi,anesotia,e, 8th
An injunction has been served on the
agent Of The Western Land Association, to
prevent any further sale of land.-Norming
CAL, 10Th.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
JAMES RARDON,
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
SHERIFF'S SALE
SUPERIOR,


TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAs-In Circuit
- Court
Frederick A. Newton, Plaintiff,
against
James p. Greyes Defendant.
BY issued of Of
the Circuit for Do gas County in the above entitled
directed and delivered and the personal
SAID defendant james p Greyes have
and the following described real
right, ad interest which the said defendant bad
the said property the of the docheting of
Wit the 27th day Of December 1870
may acquired Of in and the Southeast quarter
the quarter osG twenty-five (25
and IN and 10 Undivided hfy the half Of
half Of twenty-five 25 all in township forty-nne
go fourteen m in the of Superior
county Douglas and Of Wisconsin, being ninety
sad real estate and right tile and shall
expose and l public auction the CHEST bidder
MONDAY THE 22ND DAY OF MAY 1871,
ten O'clock day
in Coddington Block West Second Street
Superior, connty Douglas Wilson's satisfy Id
costs, much said property may
be necessary. LARS LENBD0T, Sheriff
BY SETH SNOW UndersheriiT Of Douglas County
II. HAYES PIaintiH AttoI ney.
Dated Sheriff on e. Superior April 6th, 1871 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
TOWN OF SUPERIOR-SS.

We the Inspectors of the Election held at the time
and place set forth in the within statement subscribed
by US, do certify that the within named duly
elected:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
DI9.gOLUTION.
City M at VI ark g :.
S. WAKELIN, Prop'r,

Nos 565, d; 367, end ST., Superior,
VIII keep constantly on hand full stock Of FRESH
BEEF PORK, VEAL. MUTTON, SAUSAGE, FISH,
&c Also Sailed MEATS and Fish. TURKEYS
CHICKENS, NENIsaN and OYSTERS. Orders solicited and
promptly filed for fargs small quantities Give
me call | sm sure you will be suited III price and
quslisy. Is $ WAkELlh
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-15
REPEAL OF THE STATE LINE RAILROAD
CHARTER.

WE clip the following from the Duluth
1N0.nesotidn. The first paragraph appear
ed in its issue OF the lst, and the remainder
i'll It's issue of the Sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-25

STEAMSHIP CLoTLpR-An the fregh. has taken GU,
OF steamer Cotlde ashore Wells Beach, renewed
efforts wiz be made 20 get her on at high full OF
the present moon She lies bedded sInce
she was hauled TO her present position Her anchors have
been carried out and additional heavy tackle was taken ou
on ennesday 70 be put Soop Corneia arrived ~ Port
land 22d, with q portion OF her cargo
BARK JENNIE PRINCE, Prince at Philadelphia from Iav.
erp0os lost some sails during passage and WAS
peeled 70 bring Liverpool pilot over.
BRIG EDITH HALL tof Rockand), Oliver from New Or.
cans TOT PROVIDENCE before reported ashore Point
was got on night Of z2d inst, Newport by
united states revenue steamer Moccasn, Capt Baker, and
little. ~ 10Y
BRIG MooRy.-A letter from Mr. W Bassetr, m ate OF
nng r Moore Of Boston, dated at ~ Helena, May 49,
states that when on Anabon, West Coast Of Africa NAV
Captain Elddge was attacked with African fever and died
on the evening Of the 18th. mr. Basseu took command of
the brig and proceeded 10 81 Helena where
was buried IN the English Church Cemetery Captain Eld
rdge belonged In New Bedford and leaves widow two
children. 49,
soHR BILLIE CRowELL, from Boston for Alexandria. nj
Fortress Monroe 23d reports goth, kickcrson mate fell
nto the hold and killed
scnR TAeLoI. Could At Boston 23d from Orlcans Mass
reports night OF I'D nj 10 O'clock on Niys Mate had her hui
Ssr soyc saDcbeons and psnkshesr damaged, fore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-25
ANOTHER FOSTER.
A Respectable Citizen Assaulted While Get
ting out Of Broadway Stage.

Respectable Citizen Assaulted While Get
ting out Of a Broadway Stage.
About nine O'Clock last night. as Mr.. Dewitt c.
Lawrence, banker in Wall street, was getting out
OF Broadway stage, In front OF the GRAND Central
Hotel. ne was accOsted by notorious ruff1an
named Edward T. Reilly, who insisted that he
should accompany him to q neighboring res
taurant and join him In a drink. Mr. Lawrence
who had never seen the man BEFORE OF course re-
fused and started 10 walk away, whereupon Reilly
caught hold OF his coat collar and b9gan pushing
him about in the veliest manner possible.
Mr.. Lawrence struggled hara and escaped from
the rufHan's iron grasp, but dld not succeed until
after Reilly had nit him a murderous blow on the
forehead, cutting him severely: He then ran into
the hotel, where he was met by officer Darke, to
whom he related the circumstances, and VINO imme-
diateiy went and arrested Reilly and conveyed him
to the Central office, where he was locked up. At
nrs he was placed In one OF the large, comfortable
cells on the second floor, but had ne been
locked up than he turned to and broke all the fur
niture In the place. Alter this ne was removed 10
smaller aud more secure cell in the basement where
he was left all night and win this morning be
taken before Justice Hogan at the T0mbs for exam.
nation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-25

NEW BEpfohD June 22-Sailed schr w Pras, Crow
,nss fa1 'r.
Stephen ws,srnsn. Chase New York i ThOm.: Smith.
NEWPoKT, June 20 Pm Arrived. New York school ship
cruise Also Iris S's Ne" Bedford
lo7 ArR pqs ,n Dick
York Sarah Blake Blake. DghsOn for do; Adens En-.
ssd Arrived, bark B Bares, orr, from London for
% sss
dsnce FOR DO THE + smith prS.on sf,sr going on
bishop New ys.f asSo:ssy ors~s xo, S'i iei
Ida Ds Ts pv 90 % fs
Kenyon EsH River iSr New ySIk Fs!STs' Ozark xsen
dence for do; Elm City Kelley from Pawtucket for
sGop Fred groTn @ rr0ySs1ce for do ~ a.
Doyle yants: bow Hass.on, Eiaasstspors N'''vl'
Sailed schrs Hudson. Waterman, and Chief Champlin,
Norwich, june as-ssiled. schr Maria Flemming, Will
Harriet and Sarah BALI Old lack. Beebe Sarah, sesey,
PORTLAND June q Arrived schrs Ruth H Baker, Lor-
Brig S
New RsoS Hdm.s Ss Edith Hail. o
asSb Georsstown DC jesse wsn.sc,n cSrson and
ssyf2s ns
pSans RSns Ssrs
S AND ear vser .r kSs Mary Ron
salmon ws:hSsrn, staples Albany; Kate scran!cn Palmer
and Ely, Stokes New York; soop Rhode Island Gaw-
ley Newbure Below, schr Reuzi Cobliegh, Rondout
Saed-Schrs Den,ke Jones, Baltimore; Lilly, Warren
ton, and Babel Irons, Irons, Philadelphia; vermilon
Dlckerson Rachel Jane, Tavlor Silas Wright Brown
Kindbnrg. Thomas; Brown, Mott; Expedite. Rackett5
Julia Ann Wes Favorite, Clark Albert Pharo, Bingham,
Saie Morton, Morton Pointer. Baker; Sarah Bulkeyy
Busley, and savannah whitney, New York. Oeronto Hams
mond New York Cor Esworth Ariel Austin New York (oa
Caaisl Gen Banks, Fitzgerald. New York Tor Calasl
PAWTUCKET, June 2S-Sailed Goddess Kelley, and
Kate Louisa, Barry New York. Harper, Go, do Ban
RICHMOND, June 22-Arrved, schrs A W Collins, Joker,
Poughkeepsie; James Jones, Crane, Boston,
Parker New York.
ROCkLAND, June 2l-saied. schra Reno, Bishop Light
Boat. Wood, ana L Gregory, Ihorndixe, NewYork
Graviere lFr), Baudon, Port Townsend.
SAVANNAH, June 24-Cleared steamships Magnolia, for
New York. Catharne Whiting, for do; sehr While Moore,
for Jacksonville.
SALEM, June 22-Arrived schrs H Edwards, Bartlett.
Philadelphia; Dandy, Hutcnns, New York FOR Boston.
VINEYARD HAVEN, June %, PM-Arrived, schrs 4 NJ
Baxter Waterman and Mary Price, Griffin, Boston or:Phla
dephia Josephine Knowles, Merritt, Machias for New
York Caroline Grant, Haskell, Bangor for Newark.
sailed.Bark Grace Redpath; brig Maurice. -
3d. AM-Arrived schrs Vincent White Br Robinson, 81
john NB New York; Para, Brown do for Philadelphia
Koret. Crocker; Loeser. Davis, II Sharp Webb.
Boston for do Owen Hnds Ccndinn Calais for do Bay
State, Hart vnahaven for do; Bramhall Hamilton, Port.
land for do; Benedict Crockett and Olive Elizabeth, Cole,
Portland for Newark.
Sailed-Schr & Baxter
WARREN, June 22-Sailed schr Ell Townsend, Nichols
Elzabethport.