The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-26

the revenue law, and the perishable
property sold. :. A new catalogue OF
Green Bay law libraries has been COM
piled by Mr.. w. Halstead, and is Just
issued.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
PORTAGE has appropriated 81 900 for
the coming celebration Of the 4th of
July Miss Matte Walsh, of Column
bus, has three pictures at the Centen.
NAL Exp osition.
CHIPPEWA COUNTY.
THE Chippewa is now an immense tear.
On the 18th inst. it was Is inches higher
than at any time this spring, and three
feet higher than before in eight years.
The French Lumber Company's boom
broke on the 10th, and they lost 1,OOO,-
600 feet of logs. The mills have all
stopped running . The certificates to
the amount of $4,000 are held on
Chippewa county lands.
DANE COUNTY.
A NEW steamer is to be run on Lake
WinOna, at Madison. :. Messrs. Smith
d Lamb, Of Madison, intend to build
5000 brick block on Main street, op-
posite the Park Hotel The State
Board for equalization of the assess
ment of taxes, composed of Secretary
of State Doyle, Treasurer Kuehn and
Attorney General Sloan met at the
Capitol on the 18th and organized by
electing Mr.. Kuehn Chairman and Mr..
Doyle Clerk, and will be engaged for
some days in classifying and fixing
the valuation of the property of the
several counties of the state.
DODGE COUNT Y.
GEN. HENRY BERTRAM has leased and
taken possession of the American
House at Juneau. :. The ninth
annual inspection of Germania Fire
Co., will take place in Beaver Dam on
Tuesday, June 9th, at p o'clock P. M
In the evening, the Company will give
a grand Centennial ball at Music
Hall. The music will be by the Cornet
Band Orchestra.
GRANT COUNTY.
A. PALMER, one of the State Fish
Commissioners, living at Boscobel, Of
fers So for the first two-pound shad
sent him, and $40 for the first five.
pound salmon, caught in the tributar.
les of the Mississippi in Iowa, Mime
sofa or Wisconsin. The Craig Min.
ing Company, New Diggings, has re.
Gently sold 100000 pounds of mineral
$4,000, the proceeds of two months
FOND DU LAC COUNTY.
A BOY named Robert Connors EN-
! ployed in showing lumber at Weeds
mill, Fond du Lac, accidentally brought
his foot in contact with one of the saws
and considered himself lucky in getting
off minus a toe. =. The steamer Dia
mond Will be run en- the lake between
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh during the
! present season.. In the town Of Byron
on the 18th, the lightning played s
curious freak. 1t struck the carriage
house of Seth Sylvester, Esq, and melt
ed all the iron work on three carriages
The cloth and wood were not injured ir
! the least.
GREEN COUNTY.
LEW EMS, farmer of large stock
farm south of Monroe, was nearly killed
on the 10Th, by short-horn bull which
he was trying to manage. The bull
knocked Ennis down and butted him sc
severely about the chest that fears are
entertained that he will not recover
Had it not been that there were some
men at hand to drive the Infatuated
animal away, Ennis would certainly
have been killed.
GREEN LAKE COUNTY.
BERLIN has mandatory styled the
Buckeye Grubber Works An ole
gentleman named Seymour, living neal
Green Lake, recently dropped deac
while dragging piece of wheat land
-. A small boy named Kiefer, while
wrestling with another boy in his
fathers barn, fell down and broke his
neck. He died instantly. -. The Hub
bard House, at Princeton, has lately
changed proprietors, Mr.. G. w. Kol
lock being now at the helm. AS Mr.
K. is known to many people in thai
section, and keeps house where q
good bed and well-served meals can be
obtained, people from this way will
find it to their advantage to put up with
him when visiting Princeton.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
On the 18th inst, Postmaster J. T.
Moak received letter from the Black
Hills giving particulars of the killing by
Indians of William Coogan, who has
friends in or near WATERFOWL. :. An
elderly lady, entirely blind, named Mrs.
Tilloteen, arrived at Palmyra, Wednes-
day the 18th, from Chicago, to visit her
brothers widow, Mrs. Gutenberg, sup
posed to be living there. Inquiring for
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