The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-01
Duluth Items.
From The Minnesotian.

thi~ city, for the present ear: War
den>-B. ). Russell and Henry
Seloy. NeStrymen-J b. Culver.
Joseph Smith, David Douglas. II.
Seymour, w. b. Gaskill and D. G.
/ Cash.
Capt. II. J. Lutz was in the city
this week. He has been in ST..
Paul for a week past looking out
for his chances for a contract on
the new work at Ontonagon. We
understand that he also purposes to
bill on The Marquette Harbor work
and The Wisconsin aud Fox River
Improvements.
The Lake Superior Line of
Steamers, Leopold Il Austrian,
prietors, AMI which consists of the
propellers Peerless and J. L. Hurd.
to run between Duluth and Chica III.
and the Norman between Duluth
and MdrQuette-will land at Krei-
mer's Dock during the coming
season.
john Davidson, formerly cash
ier at The Dulurh station of the T..
S & NJ. r r., but more recently
connected with the PaymaSter's
department Of the n. y. has been
appointed general age"t at Bismarck
OF The latter road, and gone to The
discharge OF his duties.
From the Herald.
There is yet supreme dullness
in every branch of trade.
There is an increase of travel
over the l.. 5. 81 NJ, and n. p. rail
roads.
Over $40 was taken in at the
! Catholic entertainment on Saturday
evening last-and these are not
good times for entertainments,
either.
Running out to the sugar camps,
aud trading so!led ribbons and br us
Ijewelry to The redskins for maple
sugar, Is Duluth pastime'
Judge or Probate, Parker, has
allowed 500 per month to the
widow Of the late John Pugsley,
whose estate, we hear, figures up
TO about $4,000, with liabilities of
about $1,000.
Wood has gone up so cents
per cord, aud the price for hauling
1t has also risen from 30 to - cents
per cord. SO we go-rhe less mon
oy thoro i, hcr- tn T'i3he~ III q
price for the necessarics OF life.
THAT BRowNsToNE HOTEL M.
Z Chambers, Esq, who is welded
to Fond du Lac, whore he owns the
great broWn~tone quarries, BIAS com
menced active operations there on
his own hotel, Mr.. George Reuwick
IN charge Of the masonry and Mr..
John Burns acting aa boss car
penter.
OUT OF THE ICE.-The steamei
ManiStee, Captain John Mckay, left
her winter quarters the other day
and steamed To the \. p coal docks,
where She now lies, ready TO take
IN fuel for her first trip. The ma
chiuerv was found to work all right
The glad~ome sound of the NJ S
chime of whistles was a welcome
hing to hear, and created com
motion.
CRY BoNDs.-The new council,
we hear, first proposes to ascertain
whether the bonds given to the
! Blast Furnace and Ciuz"n's Dock
cnmpani, s, were donared in acror-
dance with law, and if they We're
not, then $50 for those parte> who
were In The council at the time the
thing was done. This is the talk, "
bur, really. we don't think it amounts s
To ANYTHING. Those bonds will be
paid as soon as are any others Is
sued by the city.
WHEAT TRANsPoRTATIoN.-It is
said wheat is now being carried hv
ral from St Paul to New York for
y cents per bushel AMI to Balti-
more for 25 cents. Ii this prove
correct, no very large amount of
grain is likely To come this wav.
| But Duuth will have her day vet.
So don't despair. Railroads will
GET tired after awhile of these throat
cutting freight-rates.
j The En- R1AINMFNT.-On Sat
urdav evening there was full house
at Dramatic T mpIr, to witness the
entertainment given then aud there
m aid Of the Catholic Church The
exhibition was declared good, each
and all engaged in it filing most
crelitab y the parts assigned them.
rs a whole, 1T was quite a pleasing
success, fact we are glad to re-
cord.
From The Tribune.
Somebody will lose money this
wear on the arrival of the first boat
some having made wagers that il
will arrive by May 18th, and others
that it will not before June 5th.
A PREDICrIoN.-The TRIBUNE is
; not one Of those papers which be
Al Il u l.,