The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-29
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and each and every of them in manner FORM and eff
feet as aforesaid.
And may it please your honors to grant unto your
orator the most gracious writ of subpoena be issued
out OF and under the seal of said to be directed
TO the defendants, the City of Duluth the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, and Sidney Luce COM
mandiug them and each and every of Them under a
certain penalty and on a certain day therein to be
named, to be and appear before said court, and 10
stand to and abide by such order and decree as said
court may make in the premises. And your orator
will ever pray S. S. BARLOW
Att'y-Gen of the State of Wisconsin, and
H. n. SETTER,
Solicitors for Complainant.
II. S. ORToN of Counsel.
United States of America-State of Wisconsin, Doug
las County-ss.
Geo. w. Perry being duly sworn upon his oath, says
that he is well acquainted with the ST. Louis river
Superior bay the outlet Of said river, and the place
where the dixie is being built across said bay from
Rces Point to Minnesota Point by the City of Duluth
and the other detendants that he has resided Su
perlor in said county, for nearly fourteen yearstha
he has carefully heard the foregoing bill of complaint
read and that he knows the contents thereof and that
the same is true of his own knowledge.
(Signed) GEO. W. PERRY
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 9th day of
June. A. d. 1872.
(Signed) HIRAM HAYES.
U. S. Com for the Western Dist of Wisconsin.
ORDER OF THE COURT.
Circuit Court of the United States for the District of
Minnesota.
The STATE OF WISCONSIN, Complainant,
against
The Cny of Duluth
The Northern Pacific Railroad Co., and
Sidney Luce, Defendants.
EQUITY
Upon reading and filling the bill of complaint here
in, with the affidavit of Richard G. Coburn, s. w.
Tanner, NJ. L. Avery VIM. R. Perry and Peter E.
Bradshaw, and on motion of S. s. Barlow Attorney
and seconded by the State of Wisconsin and H
Setter, solicitor for the complainant it is hereby or
dered that the defendants show if any they have
before the Judg ges of said court at the United States
Court room in Rodgers block in the city of St Paul
and IN the State and District of Minnesota on the
2Sth day of June, A D. 1872 at 10 O'clock NJ or as
soon thereafter counsel be heard why an nunc-
ton should not issue pursuant to the prayer of said
bill, such cause to be shown in the said BILL in the
affidavit OF Richard e. Coburn, S. w. Tanner, NJ L.
Avery, VIM. K. Perry and Peter f. Bradshaw hereto
annexed and be herewith served, and it is further
ordered that copy of said bill and affidavit and of
this rule be served upon each of said defendants
court five days before the time fixed herein for the
hearing thereof
Done at Chambers this Goth dav of June A y
1872. SAM F. MILLER Judge.
DISTINGUISHED PAIL BEARERs.--The fol-
lowing are the pail bearers selected for the
funeral obsequies of James Gordon Ben
nett: Horace Greeley; Manton Marble, of
the WOrld,' George Jones, of the Times ;.
Charles A. Dana, of the .S,ol, David NJ
Stene, of the Journal Of Commerce.; James
Brooks, of the E'rpress, J. NJ. Bundy, of the
Evening Ma0;; Hugh Hastings, of the
Commercial 4dyertiser; Robert Bonner, of
the Ledger. Geo. w. Chlds, of the Pha-
delphla Ledger Frederick Hudson, for
mery of the Herald