The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17
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LFf Eh IN Il " T E.o.
From the p .Ik County
d cr are very pl, rtv. VIM. CoIburn has
nurchas ii about ut, five at seven cents
per D. iuud. H.. shp- them 10 Chicago, con
srgurd to + il. .ndall, AID receives l24
cents per pound Tor tt, m.
-Wurthv Prentice and partner have
killed >,v nTy-tive deer during the wint :;
W. ID. Thomp,nn. Al; j. Tompkins 3 o., anu
! .'turgr Dulh,m bout tn. SanI.. numb, T.
- B Dresser Informs uS tha: there are
sixty-twn lumber camps o, the St Cr"ix nv
er and lis rrbuiarl,- tins winter. Ih'S l.
near rhe usu,I numbr and it is his opinion
mat n much iatgcr quantity of logs Will he
cur duing This winter than wa cont, t,mplal
cd III III tall l.. T,rinu> aud FL IN & etir>
are drIng an extcns,v business OH the Saint
Crox waters Present Indications ATE thai
there viii he largr q lantily of logs for the
mark, mex, season
From th- liui>on T,u- Republican
Wheat is bringing one dollar per bushel
Oh our steers.
TAXING RAILROAD L.SDS-In Trempel"au
county the West Wisconsin railroad lands
! have been taxed for the ,ealS 1871, 1872 and
! S73, aud next YEAR they W II be .s-eSSrd AMI
taxed for the 4rh year. The railroad compa-
n, commence, d "a SUIT 10 set aside the tax
sale Tue case WAS lately argued at : parra,
J. {. Spouner of this cit, and Judge Srooner
of Madison, app airing on behalf of the rai!-
| road aud the DiStfict Attorney of fr mpr-
J lrau county III behalf of the county. .Ig
| i'u III | cld the tax good. According to The
decision. the lands should have been assessed
aud tax d in l'irrr, and ST Cro'x con IS
ever since the railroad WAS finished, VI, tor
/ III y.ars 1872 nnI 1873 IL was supposed
/ bv g rat MANY that th.- silroad ,-oitIiI
Won ii succeed III >ertiug aside the ii Il ears
tax. ISL. in Trempee III cnuuts. hut Judge
! Bum holds cy, t.iat tax 10 he good
| = ON the I'm l. St,r Times.
Large quantities of fine i-h, pickcre
and bass. are being -pearcd througi tue ice
on Willow river pond
Several ear loads of =" inn hago Indians
have pass through ere Lately OH their WY
To their reservation.
-prrSons wishing copies of" Lutr Ia, lnr'-
| CHIP Ba-k" will pl aSs' send in their nalurs
IL l. I" b" sold vcr, cheap ard will be one
of the most read,bIe books extaut.
Ne have taken some pains to inquire of
our business men To their trade of late
and il is general repo T. that nntwirh t,ud-
ing The repeated hard times, t.adr l. tu'ls az
god thus wlut as II has averaged t >ev T.
al Years past. Collections rather slow
a. MANY farmers ace holding their wheat for
an advance, hut The prospects are favorable
for collecting III the spring
From hr -. rnix Republican,
Lust week w's aS mild as March On
| Saturd'y the road were III bad condition for
hauling.
An exchange savs that the Dramatic
| Temple al Duluth has been rented rs ii beer
hill. and the proprietor advertiSeS the purcSt
and "ooest lqno'> III he city.
Lit Gov Parker and M,j,r Fnltnn visit
ed tins c'ty since our last regular issue.
Mrs. Lutte Y. Taylor has moved 10 River
Falls, VII re she viii vr hereafter.
Will our rxrh ,ng,.s please put our town
right on the records on the r,.pudl ,tiou au =
'ion? We Will pay uur interest without any
trouble.
It my he surprising 10 some of onr
readers 70 learn tnat therr was. during the
lat season, quite an itnm grafton from Min
nesota tn tuns aud Poik County, aud the
pro>p' ct j. good for still Iar@er influx next
summer. THIS is NOT AT ali su,pri>ir. when
| the two sections are contr5Sted We have
! all that VI une>nra has to uff and more
Our Timber and iuel is more ahund mt and
cheaper, our Wi teas are not 80 severe, and
We have school hOu-es churches, and county
mprovem we'll advanced.