The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1873.
\ GOOD time coming.

SUPERIOR is on the right track.
NAVIGATION is due in two weeks.
WINDOW gardens are in full leaf
THE bay surface is beginning to darken
ZENITH voted Rice's Point on Chooseday.
THE blast furnace is again fixed fact"
THE snow drifts are being shoveled out again.
TEAMS have made professions on the Bay this week.
THE deceased dyke and breakwater are buried il
one Graoes
YE fur flew among ye Thomas cats across TIE bay
last Tuesday.
The Unsalted Topside now pays rate per cent on
$3.50 600 in bonds
DULUrn is likely to pay cash. and interest, for all
permanent possessions
peror for Lake Michigan
NOTHING funner than the marine news in Lake Su-
perior papers. So reliable.
THE snow is going fast, and by week from date,
viii have disappeared entirely.
Our Swedish citizens are having new seats con
structcd for their church, the Scandinavian Lutheran
THE True Republican comes to hand again, and APP
pears to be alive and wide awake, with something
say.
MAJOR Francis L. Farquhar is reported relieving
Major Houston in charge of Hubor Improvements on
Lake Superior.
IT is well to begin entertaining suspicious to the
safety of the bay ice in places, especially the
channel and various entries
Mr.. J. P. Larson the experienced mason and brick
layer of Uppertown, has finished off his house, and
painted it a neat brown color.
THE n. P. R. r., (says the Duluth Hera1I) will build
bonded warehouse on their Rces Point docks for
the use of tie Canadian boats.
THE London Addition, three miles away from forth
shore business and on the open Lake, will not hurt
Superior mach. Clinton Herald copy.
Dr. Foster of the Niunesotaa, is put in charge of an
Indian Historical Bureau pro tenn by the Secretary of
Aae interior. 1t is a good appointment
DANIEL March of Philadelphia, says that the Florida
climate requires winter clothes in the morning. and
umbrella to protect from the sun by ten o'clock.
LITTLE Albert Bishof had his leg broken on Monday
afternoon in consequence of elder brother acct
dentally slipping from hay loft and falling upon him.
THE northeastern yesterday, blew wildly for time,
its clustering reminding of the of winds
and waves, as heard Lake Superior steamer in a
blow.
THE ST. Paul Press has discovered that lit is a
plot" only instead of stranglng" and "pcrfdyn by
the Penn Cen. in the interest of Duluth the boot is
on the other terminus.
THE ferry sidewheel steamer Kasota is to be fitted
up propeller learn preparatory to running be-
tween Duluth and Superior, this year. The Lolita Ber
nard will also become propeller.
TmBERs have been hauled this week by force of
men for the repairing of Quebec pier. Supervisor
Descmyal who has the matter in charge viii doubt
put it in good and substantial condition at once.
THE ST. Paul Ereaiag Journal has enlarged by col
umn in width and several inches in length. We are
glad this evidence of prosperity. The Journal
is the right side of questions in general and wel
worth the public patronage.
STREET railways are in allegiance at the Zenith, till
the place is willing to bleed for them little more
freely. Even Mr. Cooke must have his little bonus.
Duluth energy is rapidly taking the shape of high
old debt. So wags the world.
We have il at only one from officers high
in the confidence of the Milwaukee 6 st. Paul Rail
way Company that the rumored lease to the Penn. R.
r. is not tr7te and the VI. & St. p Co. will construct
tie roads provided for in the bill giving them the ST.
Croix grant.
WILD GAME-John 0'Sagie and brother, killed FIVE
moose this week at Poplar river II miles down the
south shore Some of them weighed 600 lbs. The
meat brought to Superior and proved very palat
able eating. The parties brought bear to terms
during their hunt the Poplar. We hear also that
Alex. Touryile, another of our Nmrods, slew cou-
pie of Moose at the Amincon twelve miles from
this place.