The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-29
THE SUPERIOR TIMES
note paper at Hackers.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1873

The Paris fire department is
managed by New Yorker
MIR Zachau is running daily
stages between Superior aud Du-
luth.
Snow has fallen several days
this week, and is now about a foot
deep.
Some deer were killed near
town this week, and the venison
brought to market
Fresh arrival of poultry at Geo.
NJ. Smiths.
The Houghton Il. s. Gqz tie
is delighted at the receipt by that
city of a steam fire Engine.
The Rqj2road Gozette says j.
228 mics Of railroad were compile
ted in the United States in 1878.
Read the cad" Dnluth and Sa-
perior Stage and Express Line, and
buy your passage tickets Of Geo. NJ.
Smith.
Col. Houston of the L. S. En-
gineer Department, reported to the
Secretary Of War that no appropri-
alton for improving Milwaukee har-
Dor is necessary. but the officials
and business men Of that city, insist
that further improvements are need
ed, and are asking the government
for an appropriation Of 10000
which we think ought to be granted.
If you want a good clock,
Hackers got them.
The December term Of the Cir
cult Court for the County will be
held on the second Monday, the 8th
prox. This being the Jury term,
the following persons have been
drawn and are being summoned by
the sheriff to appear on that day at
10 o'clock in the forenoon-to draw
their per diem if nothing more:
A. c. Brown, L. w Palmer,
Joseph Mayer, L. Morisset,
H. E. Laffitte, James Edwards,
L. Chase james Collier,
VIM. Wonderle, I w. Anderson,
J. W. Hacker, Thos. Kocher,
Seth Snow, P. Fay,
L. 7. Sayton, V Descimval,
George F. Holcomb, Q. Sheridan,
Rnrtrand T. Tpnront
/ " Gates, IT, Gouge.
j. T. Morgan, John W. Bradshaw.
VIM. Kimball, John NJ Mutt,
T. Richie, Vincent Roy,
VIM Cranwell, VIM. Crawford.
?. L. Bradshaw, Z. s Dawson,
A. soderlaud, j. F. Wheelock.
Richard Bardon, l. I. Moore.
60 to Hackers for the latest
style ladies' note paper, and enyel-
opes to match,
The crew Of men who have
been working nearly a month Oh
the ST. Croix road, returned to town
on Wednesday " tn Mr.. DeseinyaI
the Superintendent, who informs us
they have greatly improved the road
by widening and strengthening, fly
ing bridges, etc besides cutting
out about six miles Of new road at
the lower end, and the road from
Superior to the S. Croix river
about % miIes-is now in excellent
condition for travel.
Mr.. ID. reports five numbering
camps already in operation, ana
probably others will be established
on Moose river and the upper Saint
CroiX, within % to 80 miles OF this
place. The Iumbermen have built
dams on both these streams. l. is
expected all their supplies will be
taken from Superior.
Fresh pork, beef, mutton, veni-
son, poultry, sausage, butter, sc,
cheap for cash at LachapeIle's
The effect of ventilation is
strikingIy illustrated by the vaults
at the Court House. Owing TO the
fact Of the foundations being set in
imperyious clay, without substitute
ture, and not provided with any
means of drainage, last summer
even after two years drying, the
county records were constantly be
ing covered with mold. To obyiatc
this, in the office OF the county clerk
and in that Of the county treasurer,
holes were drilled in the walls and
two inch tin pipe carried from there
to the chimneyS aud a strong draught
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