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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27

comotion, and that they may be
changed to suit the purchaser, is
inauguraung \ dangerous prece-
dent.
The principle that grants from the
Sovereign or State, are most strong
ly construed Against the grantee,
certainly is law in this country.
When then, We consider this
whole subject, and take in view the
act Of 1896, as well as the numerous
decisions, we must come 10 the con-
cIusion that there is not a shadow
Of reason 70 say that the riparian
proprietor upon q meauderei uayi-
gable river Ike The Mississippi the
Wisconsin, the ST. Louis, owns the
shore, or the bed Of the stream, or
any part thereof
Tie doctrine may be summed ap
as follows: I. That the States are
the absolute owners Of -he aaviga-
ble rivers, their beds and shores.
, That Jhe Stale continues to exert
all powers over the same not grant
cd TO Congress. ) That the STATE
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27

+ Cooke 4 CO., its financial agents,
said be had no doubt Of the future
of the road. 1t would be consJruc-
ted. There were those supporting
it who would not let the work be
abandoned. The board Of directors
alone represented millions. The
company had not 4 dollar o. unpaid
paper Up to the present time not
a note OF theirs was ever seen in
Wall street; not a bond was hy-
pothIcated by the company. Con
>equently 1t had no liabilities hang
ing over it that might descend with
ont warning. Interest on the com
pany's bonds was aot due until the
first Of January next, and it would
un3oubte etlv be met. That portion
OF the road Already built was earn
Iag more than was anticipated from
il. That portion OF il running TO
The Red River country had air adv
developed a line carry no trade. He
believed that the road would be
hIudered more by hostile Sioux than
by tinanciaI revuISion
No force, however, could prevent
the successful completion Of the
road. Two OF the members of the
6rm were directors OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad. The result vii,
be that the work OF construction
VIII be somewhat retarded. Il is
more than urahaEIa CONGRESS- will
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27

HEAVY frosts have visited all The
States south 81 Us * loW down Is
Tennessee, doing great mischief to
corn. Tn some sections, II IS repor-
ted, the crop has been shortened
from this cause fully one-haIf We
are unable 20 account for this if the
planting was done carly, Thus far
We have heard Of no damage Of the
kIud in Minnesota, and yet q large
breadth IS on the ground Tie pop
uiar idea that this Is am a1ctic re-
gion is confuted by the fact that
Kentucky and Ohio both have later
trosts in spring, aud earlier in the
ta1i. than this State. Nor IS this eX-
ceptjonaI, but "a permanent condi-
ton OF climate.-St. Pau} Pioneer,
18th.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27

WHAT GEN. MEAD SAYS.

Mr.. Meade, the General Supeliu-
tendent OF the Northern Pacific
Road, has been interviewed at ST.
Paul. He has received no orders t.
stop work, but is building snow
fences and making other expendi-
lures to the amount of $4,000 on
the line. He says that bids for
POS additional miles were opened
last week and are now being com
puted, no contracts have yet been
let. Thirty miles more would take
the road o the coal beds Tie SUI
periutendeat says he does not know
but JAY Cookies .a5.ure may delay
matters and adds -four weeks
ago. when our folks mt in New
York, everything looked favorable.
There have never been bat 53a, ,O0O,-
600 in 80 bonds authorized, and
up to that time s23, ,JO0,O ,Og0 had
been sold. The other S7,000,00O
Gen. Cass and some of bis friends
arranged 10 take independent Of Jay
/ Cooke, and this is what was relied
upon TO build the 2u5 miles. Now,
I can't say what effect the failure OF
I Jay Cooke may have, but / know
/ the S3U.O00.0CO were all taken, and
the intention was, when the other
( bonds were issued, to make them
bear six per cent We owe moth
ing beyond monthly expenses, which
the earnings Of the road meet, ex-
cept what was contracted in the last
three weeks"
WHAT GEN. NETTLETON SAYS.
Gen. NgttIeton. agent Of the Nor
thern Pacific railroad, was at his
office. in the second story Of Jay
Cookies building, last night, and
made the following statement: The
railway company loses nothing by
the suspension OF the banking house,
as tits largely indebted to the latter.
The railroad company has no float
ING debt of any consequence aside
from what it owes JAY Cooke i Co.,
and has few liabilities falling due
before January next, when half a
years interest Is to be met. AS this
Is three months off, il Is to be eN-
pected that the stockholders Of the
company will by that time have
completed other financial arrange
ments which viii preven, forfeiture,
The Pacific Division or 100 miles,
connecting The Columbia river with
Puget sound at Tacoma, i nearly
finished, and this wlJn the Eastern
Division, uniting the lakes and Up
per Missouri, forms Il completed
system OF rail and water transport
alton Which viii soon be profitable,
independent OF the further coH~truc-
ton Of the road through the Interior
of the continent. The company has
earned about I0,gUg,0O0 acres of
il> land .raat already. and tae title
Is this is not dependent on the com
pletion of the line. The flushed
portion OF the road and the land
grant already earned being both
mortgaged To secure the ouJ>tand-
no bonds. The ultimate security
of the road ought to be beyond
doubt. but Of course these mort
gagged assets could not be turned into
cash at once, and 1t would be very
uuwise for holders Of the bonds To
throw them on the market during
the present excitement. They are
worth far more 10 hold than they
are to sell under present circum
stances
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-; L, rs-is,t - IA -
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