The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

UOO. Tie cases were appealed 10 the SUI
prene Court Of the United States and la
Is hoped that Il final decision Gay b.,
reached ut an early day. In tile mead
time similar question bs been decide :,
~ that Court quite recently, invovln .
the rights Of the Cherokee Indians
; lands rhat were claimed to- have bee.. for
| tolted which decision seems 10 settle III
question Ut the ST. Cr0iX and Lake Supe,
rlT grant IN favor Of the State. aad shout
| 80 decision ia our case be charmed befnr
yoor adj 'urnment, [ think that it will D o
safe assume that the lands belong to
| he ate, and make sucn disposition i q
regard u them as Will lnsuIe tue bald.
ing OF the road. L. is true, that CoDgre g
may DECLARE this grant absolutely f9rfetf-
e't bat IL Is hardly to be expected an d
- SCI Il any uncertainty. il IS h3pe3 t1tt
Congress may 10 terms extend the time
f"r lie 'rnDie,lon Of ne roa3 [ hipe
HAT no grant will be mede 60 any but ge-
Np"hSi6e PARTIES and CHAt hey nc "a.
Iq2'frd 70 give ample security for the 60 a.
SEDUCTION pt the + al, AZ the rate Of Il at
| ie~s nan forty miles year untiI it "a
fully rompieted
| N" people in tue state have been 81
badly treated rs those living at Superior.
By Tie terms Of this land grant, SpDs.
IOT waa made one of the terf1jDttiuv
| points, and nope that through b. 3Il.sax
~ this grant they may su1n haze a ra,:.
way terminating on t1cir beautiful ar.
hnr. WUh thai, and the water. restored
+" heir nAtuiai channel the future of jn,s
city IS fully assured.
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
F1e necessltv for che, per fr.nsoorta,
ton u felt 10 every ecilD1 Of the Un,,o
White N iowa, Ksnsa ard other States
corn + consumed trr turI, 10 m4nv zee.
| Ho1A "i he country people suf r for van
ut bread. To transport = basbei II cor"
rom the gIeat corn fields II tbs west 70
fhe consumer IN New EDgland or New
York, C ISIS twice IFS value 1T the place If
pr"d Ac'rn, and The Consumer pays for
very bushe he consumes flrty GEMS u
| The tranSp ration company, and twenty
cents t" Tile farmer VITO prpltuc"s it. The
"nly remedy tor his is t. be fpund in lie
cheaper lines If tr4uspprta ion
TIE President of the Unlted States,
recognizing the great want of the c,un-
~, has called attention to this Suhiecr IN
III appropriate manner. The only ryiief
# VA er lin of Communication betwnen
the valley If ae Mississippi AID the sea-
'nar'. The Green B ~ mi M,ssi>SiDpi
Canal G mpsny h4s accepted he ward of
hr Bard 1t Arbitral0rs author;zei by
. 'ng e., ard Inc government is nov ia
>u'I PCS esS,Un Of tia work. T. m4keIe
rf"c we, lr vii. require - be enl1rgrd
aud grady mp ov, d, and Congress vii
~ d"ubt make the nece>s .ry appropria-
til" 'he present winter.
The government has been engaged the
past season IN ImDrnying ,he chlunrl nf
TIE Wisconsin, RIVER, and ain luf rme
"tfh great success. When this line is
c"mp,rted, as It shout be, 80 that he
large Mississippi steamers can pass from
The MI~s;s1ippl T., Green Bay, the annutt
saving To the producers If w sconSu,
hinme-"ta aud wa will count up many
millions of tollars, and will the c,mplC.
ton at IL snip canal around the Fit, If
Niagara, i Is safe to say that nnt-Ealf of
the sum now List be- ween the producer
nd consumer by tue ex3rssive cast IF
trdnSp rtHfIou will he ssvei,aud respects
fully recommend hat YOU mem0rIalize
Congress dp"n this su j"ct
STURGEON BAY SHIP CANAL.
An important work - now In progress,
intended 10 connect Green Ba with Lake
Michigan. hr0d!h Sturgeon Bay, thus
avoiding the necessity of doubling the
penin>ult and the haz ri"us passage
through DEATHS D ,or," and shortening
the dist ace 10y water from the cry II
Gteen Bay 10 Milwaukee, AN / CHIC 'go
about $50 mieS Surgeon Bay Is n beau
tltul Inlet from Green Bay penetrating
the peninsula about eight mites AMI 60
wIthIn one ami une-half miles OF Like
Michigan. 1t has u d-pth III wSter almost
~ Its head sufficient to fp4t the largest
seamrrs ON the lakes. The process of cut
ting the canal has been prosecuted with
energy the past season, IN about "ne-
fourth nf the work is stimated rs having
been already accomplished and the ctm
pany expect to have the whole completed
during he next season. When completed,
the necessity for harbnr at the mouth
of the canal 0n Lake nj chignn Will he
apparent. There being no good baIbor
pf refuge betweea Mamtow"c a.d the
head ~ the peninsula, distance of about
100 miles, and ~ this Will become the
great highway for the great anu growing
con- Terce Of Green By. the construction
OF ( ooi harbor here will no doubt bs &c
once undertaken hy he government.
HARBoR OF SUPERIOR,
The legislature Of 1871 appropriated the
sum OF SIS roo and the last leg's At ure the
sum OF $1,000 tor the protection OF the hAr
Dor OF Superior. OF those sums, 81 ,S39 30
was expended by my predecessor, and "a LOG"
50 by me. of which last named sum 50 SO2. 80
was expended for engineering services.
E,r In ,urnnsa IF notwithstanding thIs