The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-22
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
INSTEAD Of adding insult to injury, I'll
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1872.

congress tlAS year, are S0U,UUO 10r oupe-
lior and 1000 fer Duluth.
THE late rains brought down to the big
boom on the Nemadji, large number of
logs for Mr. Bradford and others.
RAIN still falls at intervals. The inter
walls are not long. April showers may bring
May flowers, but June showers will bring
May-sketoes.
Roy's swift +" Mackinaw' sailing craft has
served as ferry and maI-boat for the last
week, making two round trips between Su-
perior and Duluth, daily.
RUMoRED that the cold Kasotao has
been breathing steam again, and has reach
ed the dock at Duluth, preparatory to fer
rying between that place and Superior in q
few days.
THOMPSON Ritchie's fine Delaware shall
lop-yacht spread her sloop sails to the breeze
yesterday afternoon, and walked the water
like thing of life. She's a pretty boat, and
no mistake.
NOTICE of impending proceedings for in
junction against canal and dyke, and requ-
sition to show cause why such should not
be granted, are currently reported to have
been served on Duluth.
TIE June term of the Circuit Court,
Judge Clough presiding, opened on Mon
day; after hearing only two cases the
court adjourned to the oath Of July when
quite a number of cases will be tried.
A MAN who does not tell all he knows,
will always have power. man who does
not spend money for things unneeded, will
always have money A man who does not
believe all he hears will always have sense.
THE appeal comes to hand again. Since
the death of Rev. J. p. Quigley, its found
er and late editor, his father Rev. DR.. Quig-
ley has consented to act as editor. Articles
from his crisp and pointed pen are worth
reading.
JUDGE Clough and family move into the
residence of VIM. Kimball temporarily
while their own house is being reconstruct
ed and enlarged. Mr.. KS family are alb
sent for the season, having taken the house
near Peyton's mill.
FoUSD.-Foot of Nettleton Ave. peck
et-book containing a certificate of deposit
of lst National Bank, Duluth, and another
valuable paper. Owner can have the same
by calling at Superior TIMES office, proving
property and paying for this notice.
UPpERrowN school-house has received
its outfit of material for plastering in ad-
vance of time, as we are informed, owing to
the public spirited action of Sheriff Lars
Lenroot in allowing 4 portion of his lime
Just received, to be diverted in that direc-
ton.
THERE are one or two cases of severe
sickness in town at present. Mr.. James
Newton's family have nearly all been sick
Mrs. Newton being especially, and serious
ly i'll. Mrs. John Grant of Uppertown is
also reported quite low and feeble during
the past week.
Our property owners are awakening to
the situation in a most gratifying and prac-
tical manner They are bound to have a
railway here in short order, whether it
makes or breaks the Northern Pacific rail
road. They are ready to assist the sale Of
North Pacific bonds.
Yi1 tug did very little in the passenger
business one day lately. But we should not
like to have had through ticket on that
little screamer that lowed boom raft of
logs up the bay the other day at the dizzy
rate Of mile al hour. But it was fast
enough for so heavy q drag
A GLORIOUS golden moon rose right over
Superior last night. This thing must be
stopped. The city attorney of Duluth in
company with an eminent Philadelphian,
must drive around to the weather depart
ment, and threaten TO cut the moon into
green cheese if it don't rise at the Dalles.
and set over the London addition, here
after
LOGS by the million feet have been shot
through a narrow aperture at the east end
of the dyke. 1t is said that a night watch
man has been stationed Gu the said dyke
lately, to keep some saw, moved by honest
Indignation, from opening it still further.
AS the man of vigils is from Superior, we
apprehend the saw business is to come from
the Galute side. But let it come, we repeat
it sir, let it come.