The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-30
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, MARCH so. 1879.

REE IfIu0 ana sailors rights.
TOMORROW will be yesterday.
SPRING painting has commenced
NORTHERN Pacific connection sure.
DOUBLE up the dyke, and drop it in the
canal
TEN thousand for defence, not cent for
tribute.
Two forty to the Pokegama, is the fash
ionable drive.
Mid and lovely weather for some days
past Trying to snow to-day.
TIE Messrs. Fifeld propose starting a
paper at Ashland in May next.
II there's any guiding election day,
clap on the new protector" of the public
ELECTION for town officers comes off
Tuesday next, the 2nd day Of April Elect
your best men.
A NICE Catholic church to be built on
their Third street lot. We understand S.
900 have been subscribed.
No need of bawling SO loudly for GEM
etery at Galute now a-days. 1t is all GEM
etery. Quiet as Col. Graves.
CHICAGo's blowing against the St. Croix
land grant has gone home to roost.
FSThere's nydiot down in Chicarger."
Hon. II. n. Setter returned last Thurs
day afternoon from Bayfield,. He reports
everything lively in and around Ashland.
IT has been true for some time that
"1Hings is workin' at Duluth. On this
side 'Nsa is workin'' and "Things is
movin'."
N this issue of the TIMES we commence
the publication of the laws passed by the
Wisconsin Legislature, which adjourned on
Tuesday last
SOME Of the women and children may be
'fuled" on Monday, but it is a prime GER
tainty that some of the men folks will be
ApriIed on Tuesday.
Look here! Superior is tired Of being
''satraped." Well say something saucy
yet, as sure as its 1872. We don't want
any red tape fooling. Dye hear?
VINCENT Roy Jr., has Just received a
large and complete stock of boots and shoes
of the latest style, of tue fit and excellent
quality, which he does not hesitate to men
ton as the best stock of boots and shoes
ever brought here, all Of which he will sell
at prices to please his customers. Prices
low as tn. lowest.
THE Duluth Muanesotian (''wich" is for
sale) needn't lay awake nights thinking
about the damage Superior would receive
from the passage of the ST. Croix grant.
Superior don't intend to be tramped on by
anybody. We could give an interesting
incident behind the scenes at Madison, that
might relieve the Doctors fears. But it
will hardly do to make q pub. doc. of it,
just yet.
WE learn on good authority that infuen-
tial parties in Canada, are making active
cxertions for line of steamers from Sarnia
and Goderich to head of Lake Superior,
and should the promises of assistance made
to them by the Dominion Government, be
faithfully kept, Superior will be in direct
communication with these ports and the
Grand Trunk Railroad through Canada
during next summer
THE st. CroiX land grant came up in the
Senate on the 9th. Senate refused by 80
TO l6, to concur in House amendment. On
the 20th a committee of conference was APP
pointed consisting of Senators Carpenter,
Pomeroy, Kelly and Casserly. The House
committee of conference has ketcham as
1t will be fight, and if the grant goes up
the Northern Pacific will have to smoke
for it. Watch and wait.
DULUTH is the deadest town you ever
did see. This is the result of the big BUG,
and fancy price policy which crowded the
honest poor into the shantes on Minnesota
summers Of 1869 and 1870. Seeing the
point of crowding them OF to the Point,
they have made point of choosing their
own Point which is a point "l4 miles
west of Duluth known as Rice's Point.
This points moral for the next set of
spectators that go around Zenithing. It'll
is full stop on Old Gaute, and completes
her sentence. She can't play 'sChiearger"
when it comes to the Phoenix business |
She's dead duck.
THEY have been making Gawful fuss