The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-29
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1878.


Our railway matters have progressed but slightly
since las. issue but favorably far heard from
To-day in bright, beautiful and warm If
March is going out like lion, it must change soon.
Gov. Washburn will demand half million dollars
security for the construction of the ST. Crox and SUI
perior Railway.
Dun doctors still have hopes that spring, and neg
ect will do something for them. It is question be-
tween patients and patience.
In this number OF our paper, commence the pub
LEGATION Of the laws of Wisconsin, passed at the late
session of the Legislature of 1873.
DULUrH proposes to turn April First from foolish
to wise use, by eectng old friend, Dr.. v Smith
mayor of the young municipality
TaE mumps have made some visible inroads On the
attendance of the Uppertown school this week, but
have not however necessitated the suspension of the
school
SAMUEL Rees takes the editorship of the Duluth
Tribune pro tem while +. c. Mitchell and A. II. Stur
tevant devote themselves business for the same.
No explanation is vouchsafed.
tbs st. Paul and Pacific Railway got an extension
of time in one Of the night sessions of the last Con
gress Holman stayed of bed to object, but it
OF no use. Averill 1anked him.
SUPERINTENDENT c. T Hobart minnesota Div n. P.
R. RI, General Freight Agent R. w. Chase, and L. Al
len Auditor of the Northern Pacific, have resigned
their Offices Reason not given.
THERE are probably few frontier towns where as
many young people who have received their education
principally in their community well quail
fed to teach in the public schools, as in Superior
Gro Francis Train is pronounced lunatic Like
all idiots he has always considered himself the fopn
tain head of public opinion and the prime mover of
all successful enterprises. And there 9999 999
just like him.
II IS expected the Northern Pacific Engineers will
before the ice goes out line the water, along
the bay front, from Connors Point to mouth Of the
Nemadj river, before deciding whether to build
shore or water, in front of Superior.
THE Sank Rapids Sentinel Vol. /, No. l, comes to
hand 1t looks well, talks hopefully of the Rapids,
and is welcome to sanctum. By the way where is
the Hudson Democrat and True Republican? We have
failed to receive a number or two, lately.
TIE new and improved Welland canal will have two
openings on Lake Ontario The locks at the new
opening will be 270 feet long, 45 wide, and II Deep
(ought to be l5) The appropriation for the improve
ment is Sl4,000,0Oo. Time involved, two years
A NORTHEASTERN of medium force with snow and
drifting, set in Thursday evening. As usual the
northern lights observed day two in advance
of the We have had but portion of great
snow storm heard from as far south as Indianapolis
and St. Louis.
TIE Duluth Tribune says; "the machine shops, the
iron works. and the blast furnace on Rces Point are
causing that part of city to fill up with people
rapidly than any other" Also that and
commodous House called the Western Hotel has just
been opened there.
From the Duluth Herald gather that the Oneota
people to have a mill. 1t is of the single
persuasion lately owned and run by S. V. Hostein
Minnesota Point. The new owners are T. G. Swan
strom, and others. We glad that Oneota is to
have start. Long may she buzz.