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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-10
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SUPERI0R-Contlnued.

Pepin Street glooks-61, 81, g. 70 n, SO, %, I0o
Ill, 113
Quebec Pier Lots-22 3d. "a, %, 2G
River Street Lots--6, 7, 9, 10 Is, II % 81 49, SO
80 il, 81 81. 50 100 I13 40 165 H. ia, 176 1876
1875 225 226 227 2j9, 30, 3o3 S05 32l 222 BPS $40
sol, 354, 355, $50 $50, Alb, 107
Rchart son Avenue Lots-3,
pbertson Avenue Lots 8 8, g. TO- %
West 1t Clair Street Blocks-S, g. TO- L. IA Is II
90 o. - 27 20, 80, Il, 81, 50, 81, S. 49, 1OI, 104
1t6, l09 Ill 1l3
East - CLAIR Street Blocks-A5 A. 81 Go e ,2 Of
II, g l-2 ofw 1>2 of IL 81, 81
West st. Gro street Lots-12, Il, %, So AZ, "A
78 so 81 9G l02 104 leg
East st. Ctoix Street Blocks--1O 81 II 78 80 81
ST. George Street Blocks-i6 AZ - 80 81 "a
St Paul Street BIocks-n l>s of3 eqrof W Il
of i>2 cf7 H. of " Ia Of Sc or of g. 1>2 OF
1~2 of IL. 1~2 OF or Of IL. II 154 # OF -
Seneca street Blocks-19 80
Smcoe Street Blocks-l0l l04 10 113 ia lis
Toledo Pier Lots II II % 20
Walker Avenue Lots-20 d 81 81 50 90 63
Water Street Blocks IL Of II I>2 off 1>2 Of n
1>2 Of 20 -
Winnebspo Street BiOcks-4S "A 70
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Ely'a Addition to Sunerior.

West Third street Lots-4Ss sos $50
West Fourth Street Lots-442 460 $50 5l3 514, 5l5
West Fifth Street Lots-470 $40 542
West sixth street Lots-402 4o4 Az 419 42l 423
442 444 52l 523
Vest Seventh Street Lo;s-425 427 429 4Gi 1917
499 504 $50
Wea5 Eighth Street Lots-392 41s 500 545 SAT- $40
5S5 6
West Ninth Street Lets-405 ta7 429 430 4aI 45B
529 53l $50
West Tenth Street Lots-423 453 1913 495 542 554
st Eleventh Street LolS--506 SOB $40
West Twelfth ST. eet Lot--tS1.
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TAX - ALE.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
@ TATE or WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DoUGIAs,-s'
y OFFICE OF The COUNTY TREASURER

CTATE or WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DoUGIAs,-ss.
> OFFICE OF The CoUNTY TREASURER.
Superior April - 1879. !
Notice i. boroby given that SO much of each tract
or parcI of land or town lot lots situated IN the
town OF Superior (Which the entire county OF
DougIss) AID des ribbed in the following statement
"a may BE- nee essarY fer that purpose will, on the
second Tuesday in May next, being the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY &. D. 1879
commencing ut ten o'clock in the forenoon and the
next succeeding days thereafter be sold by me at
public auction at my office AT the Court Honso IA
Suuerior the seat of Justice of said county, for the
pyeut of the dena uenU intel est Ard charges
thereon for the year 1878 returned 10 me by the
treasurer o the DOWN of superior in ead county OF
Douglas
Given under my hand officially at the Office Of the
County Ire surer Of Douglas Comfy State OF Niscon-
sin this twelfth day Of April d 1879
THOMPSON RICHIE,
County Treasurer,
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Cheer up !

Cheer up!
Better times all cad.
Tax sale next Tuesday.
House cleaning is now in order
The Town Board meets this,
Saturday, evening at O'clock.
The Uppertown school closed
yesterday.
No hotel arrivals this week
worthy OF note.
Men don't object to being over
rated except by the assessor.
Everybody and his mother-in-
law are busy gardening.
Cut your coat according to
your cloth.
The mail now closes at and
arrives at s p. IN.
The philosopher Antisthenes
said, that as rust consumes iron, so
does envy devour the envious.
Birch bark shakers are fash
lonable articles Of head-gear with
the dusky maidens Of this village.
The copious showers of the
past week has given the grass a
glorious start.
If you would render your chill
dren helpless all their lives, never
compel them to help themselves.
Man is said to belong to the
vegetable kingdom, when long ex-
perienoe has made him sage,
Assessor Morrison is around
blandly enquiring: "What have
you got? How much is it worth %
Mr.. James Collier is enclosing
lis wheat field on Sixth street with
q neat and substantial board fence.
Now is the time to remove the
chips aud rubbish from the streats,
alleys and back yards.
Commodore Brooks new soov
is almost completed and will be
ready TO launch in few days.
Miss Mary Clarity who has
been visiting at St. Paul for some
weeks past returned home Thurs
day.
Dog owners will have TO walk
up to the captains office this year
and pay for their bark. 50 for fe :
males and 81 fer males.
Capt. Walter Burns loaded his
family and household effects aboard
of the steamer Nellie Cotton Thurs
day and removed to Duluth.
If man will tell me what he
thinks ov his Majors, i kan tell him
what his MAJORS think ov him
Josh Billings.
Martin Verweyst, Esq, of Still
water is spending a few days in
town visiting his brother, Rev.
Father Verweyst.
Mr.. VIM. Craw ford went over
to Duluth this week ana purchased
fine looking span of horses, for
farming and general use.
People act according to the po-
sIIon Of their brains. IF these lie
in their heads they study if in their
stomachs they eat; if in their heels
they dance.
Pity the man who has to pull
off his coat, roll up his sleeves, and
help at house cleaning, but thrice
be pitigd is the wife who has to boss
him while in the act.
"A method of preserving eggs
by coating them with parraine has
been discovered, aud it is said that
when the eggs 90 coated have been
fresh at the time of the operation,
they have been kept perfectly good
Tor sey eraI months.
Prince Richey (prince OF bar
bersl has fitted up his shop in Du-
luth j. 4 Ne. l style. 1t is one
Of the coz,est ana pleasantest rooms
in that city, and to be shaved OF
shampooned by the Prince or any
of his courteous assistants is a
pleasure indeed.
A certain young man of our ao-
quaintance, who, by the way, is a
great talSer, has been struggling ter
ribly OF late, trYIag 10 raise nous
tache. His girl said to him the 9th
er evening, Il, do YOU know
whyyou cannotraise moustache o.
@No," be answered. "Because you
don't give your mouth enough rest"
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Diagram Lots

Let, 40 62 63 sw ar ofse or IS G8 IL of n IS
sw or OF so nw or Of II Ia II 81. u 1>2 OF CO. ind
IL offs liz of 20 40 lie III e1-2 1I9 WIZ of
ll9 130. swqr Of l25 n:1-2 OF 133 sI>2 OF 1853
u ar of l3l l52 1873 l3S -63 l67: 1-2 OF 1T l97
10S 19O l94 1875 1871. - 200 POI 2fY.
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Lots 2 in block g. lots 7 md 1>2 of 10 in
block 80. lois3 in block 81. lot in blk 80
l. to 8 . 10 Ia block J6. Lot IL in block AZ
l. in block So Lot in block 60. una 1-3 of
block 10. Lots 3 5 . in block 81. Lots 8
. ~ in block -. Lot q block 70. Lots s 9 10
4 block II. Lots 10 in block 81. Lots ? 6
Z in block IS. Lots ! 4 8 10 in block 49,
Lots IN block 81 fr blk 10S. Lot 10 in block 100
Lots 3 5 in block TO-. Lot 7 in block lf9. Lo.s &
III block ia. fr block l25. und hf 9 Block in 20
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ConGor's Point
md Il Of se acre OF lot 2 uud os hf lot g. unt
80 Of. IL Off, und = OF LOT l. und 2,3 Of lot 5.
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DR.. Lewis J. Wright, Surgeon
Dentist, late Of Qubec, Canada,
may be found at DR.. Laffitt's office,
Duluth, prepared to offer his pro
fessional services to the people Of
Duluth, Superior and surrounding
country. He promises to do good
work at moderate rates. Filling
with gold a speciality. ct.
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EiddletoWu.
Superior Eity

4ots-S 10 II in block 10 Lots IS 16 II in blk 1!
lots in block i. Lots 2 in blk Is
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Note,-In he foregoing statement the fol
lowing Authorizations are used: for north
for south, for east " for we st, und for un
divided, bPk for block, fir fractional, fol
acre, av for avenue, st for street, des for de
scription, sec for section.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-10

The Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paal hali-
way is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any OF
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and IS
the most conveniently located with reference
to reaching any depot, hotel or place Of bpsi-
ness in that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly balasted, free
from dust " estinghouse Improvch Auto
metc Air Brake, Miller's Safety Platform
and Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through a finer country, with grander
scenery, than any other Northwestern Line.
Avn. CARPENTER.
Gen Pass. and Ticket gent
8 s MERRILL. JNO. c. GAULT,
General Manager Asst General Manager.
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LANDS--Continued.

Town 48, Range ii,
DeS Sec
Lot 2 and sw of ne
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

"may sometimes happen that person Is
"amenabe to both Jurisdictions for one and
" the same act. Thus if marshal of the United
States is unlawfUly resisted while executing
1.-THE process of the courts within State. and
" the resistance is accompanied by an assault on
/" the officer, the sovereignty of tho United
States sis violated by tho resistance, and that OF
the State by the breach of peace in the assault"
So. too, the passing of counterfeit coin may
be an offence against the United States be-
cause il discredits the coin, and also against
the State, because it is fraud upon individ-
uals. We published on Monday statement
furnished by the Treasury Of certain opera
tons of the Internal Revenue service In the
Southern States. From this document 1t ap-
pears that during the past three years 2,o3l
Illicit stills have been seized In that section
and 5,462 persons arrested for violations OF
the Revenue laws, while in the discharge OF
their duty twenty-five officers and employees
have been killed and thirty-seven wounded.
The States are so far from doing their share
in the prevention of purdcrous assaults upon
Federal officers that no fewer than 100 of
these functionarics have actually been prose-
cued in the State Courts for acts done in the
tend that the United States must leave the
Revenue laws unexecuted because barbarOus
community shoots gaugers or persecutes them
through the agency of local courts. The Ma
tional Government must deal with the 6 viola
"tion of its sovereignty" involved i'll resist
ance to its laws, whether the State Govern
ment sees fit or not to deal with the accom-
panyng crimes of assault and murder.
There is no reason why the same principle
which underles the enforcement clauses of
the Revenue statutes should not be recog-
nized in legislation for the protection OF the
post-ofGcc. The bulldozrng" of obnoxious
postmasters is a two-fold offence, and falls
under the two-fod jurisdiction which the SUI
preme Court described in the language we
have Just cited Any proposal to pass an
Act of Congress for the punishment OF the
violation of the Federal sovereignty would,
10 doubt, be savagely opposed by the Dem
ocratic nulliers but 1t would be worth
willie to make an Issue right here, and let
us SEQ where the Democracy stands.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
PROTECTION FOR FEDERAL OFFICERS.

The Postmaster General has changed his
mind about closing the Blackville post Office
and instead of suspending the mail service at
that yillage-a punishment which the persons
guilty of shooting the postmaster would mind
very little, while innocent persons would mind
II a great deal-he will submit to the Presi-
dent and Cabinet the question Of providing
by Act of Congress for the Federal protection
of postmasters in the discharge of their duty,
as officers of tho Treasury Department are
now protected by the revenue laws. OBJ
yiously, if the General Government has no
power to defend its agents In the exercise of
their proper functions. any Act of Congress
whatsoever can be nullifed by rebelllous
State. OF disafected community, and we
are brought around again to the political here
sizes which we supposed had been extinguished
by the war of the rebellion.
The fact that Postmaster Nix was shot be-
cause the chivalry of Blackville would not
have ga id niger" for postmaster, gives
the Federal authorities no jurisdiction over
the offence 1t was believed that the legisla-
ton framed by Congress for the enforcement
of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments would protect the freed people
from OutTaReS lubputu ny Hdtcu VI thVH
politics or their color. But the decisions
of the highest courts have made a consider
able part of these laws of no avail. The in
depreciation first laid down by Justice
Bradley in the Grant Parish case, In
Louisiana, was confirmed by the full bench
of the United States Supreme Court In a re-
view Of that cause, and in somewhat similar
one arising In Kentucky, and il has recently
been reiterated by Judge Bond in the Barn
well cases. The rule is now clearly estab-
lished that while Congress may pass laws to
protect citizens In the enjoyment of rights
conferred upon them by the Constitution, 1t
cannot guard other rights, or punish ordinary
crimes. The shooting Of Nix was simply an
attempt at murder, which the State alone had
power to punish.
But statutes for the protection OF Federal
officers in the discharge of their duty rest
ursn another principle to wit, the unquestion-
able right of the General Government to pro-
vide for the execution of its own laws. As
the Supreme Court declared In the
Grant Parish case, 1.-THE people Of the
United States resident within my State
"are subject to two governments, one State
land the other National. Together
they make one whole. and furnish the peo-
ple of the United States with q complete
government, ample for the protection of all
"their rights ut home and abroad. True. It
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE STATE CANT1SS.

The news from Ohio is good for many
thousand fresh Republican recruits
The campaign had begun to he lively be-
fore Ohio was heard from. There will be a
emily.
New-York is the political focus for the
rsze of the Nation now Don't let the fall upon a
sin gle Republican skulker
A Democratic paper says: "The disaffcction
70 the regular Democratic ticket amounts to nothing
.xcept IN spots" Yes. but the spots close to-
ctbrr YOU cau't see ything between en-
II mast be little puzzling to that Demo
visiting committee to be told by the local author
es that they of bolters and then to hear that
Kelly boom sounding so close IN their rear.
Everything continues ut skies" in the
XXIvth senatorial District The convention met again
Monday afternoon and baoted for Senator each Of the
three candidates receiving six votes. The the
deadlock Il broken better Will be for the party
The immortal Spriggs. who was pronounced
dead "anyhow" In the Democratic party three years
ago has been for the second third
and acted rs chairman at the Robinson meeting In Utica
Monday evening. His effort to eDven tie gathering WAS
as dismal failure as his memorable attempt TO nomi-
nate State ticket by telegraph He should be rein
TERED.
The Rochester Union advocates the election of
Charles tho Democratic candidate for Sem
aior from Livingston County the ground that II
debt OF gratitude the people OF Gcnesee Valley TO his
father for fighting to save the Union Seventeen years
same paper did all In It's power 10 defeat him. Cohsls-
tcncy, etc.
Late nominations for the Legislature For
Senator In the XIIth District Eugene B. Travis, Green
back In the XXIXth Dl,ric judge j. L. Angle. Green
back; IN the Xnith District tOrange and Sullivan
Counties) John IL. Devine Greenoack For Assembly
man In the lid Otesego County Dstrct. Frank NJ SIS
son Democrnt fl, in Schuyler County, j. g. swartwood.
Democrat I'm I'd Ulster District, Henry Van Aken.
Democrat I'm the Ist Queens County District. william
i Youngs Republican, IN The lid District OF Queens
County B Valentine Cloves, Republican, aud George
l.. Bulmer, Democrat
The nomination of George z. Lord for Sena-
tar I'm the XXyIIth District has been warmly approved
by large number OF the principal Republican Of
the State Mr.. Lord was member OF the Assembly In
1871 and 1872 and made state reputation there lie
IA ono OF the worthiest and most influential in his
section OF the State, ana every Republican In his dis
trie should make point TO be at the polls on Flee
tiop day and east ballot for him. It Is sad that the
democrats are making strong effort againat MI Lord.
hut there ought to doubt OF his election tho
counties composing his DstrctWayne, Ontario, sohy
er ind Yaes-gaye the last vote for Senator In 1871
Republican majority In the aggregate OF over 1000
votes.
The Scratchers sent one OF their circulars to
The Eiira Advertiser snd this Is the reception IL gets
from that paperi Just exactly what object these
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

young nIncompoops had in sending such stuff 10 this
paper we are et n loss 10 understand The weather IL
too warm now 10 ~ for kndling fire., and II IA
hardly worth storage to keep npti winter They must
be Jolly II they have idea that we VIII print IT,
and they fools iDcarnate N they thnk Ropublcan
IN this section would be influenced by u II "" should
In recent interview in TIE Brooklyn Edgle,
Governor Robinson SAYS; Really hear nothing that
Is not wholly encouraging have been trying 10 hear
something 10 the contrary-bad news--b.t nothing bnt
the ost hopeful OF affairs IL reported 10 me- Ny
information In all shapes by letter, by personal
communication. and the reports o gentlemen whose ac
ruraoy cur, & % J ,raI - w., P Pn,,a9 Eviieni" soo
David knows what persons no allows 10 Onzz Tho Old
San'" and what letor' he permits to come under hS
Tie Albony Journal has the following in
creating ragraph -Four friends chaneed 10 he TO-
gether the other day. Taree were Democrats and
was Republican Conversation turned on politics.
and one OF tho Democrats expressed his purpose
for Mr. Cornell. the gentleman who thus declared
himself PobiDson delegate % the Syracuse Con-
vention. Such a declaration from srch source
surprising. and an explanation was s"n1h The answer
that the Democrats had committed suicide; that
the speaker. from carelGl reading ~ Nr toTnePs
letter OF acceptance. found thar he was sound no
corporation and spOrtatiOn questions, and that
business man who was inter, stcd in cheap and jus.
freignts and he will vote tor Mr. Cornen because Mr..
Cornell stands on hts PLATFORM
This specimen of Canal reform under tho
Robin sonTden regime. Is commended for careful con-
siderafion Independent voters II - taken from IN,
TROY Times " Last Friday gang OF about 200 men
were set TO work or The canal CoLoc literally doing
not.dng' are informed. except 10 pass the tmo
and draw their pay. Each laborer on applying for
ob "a catechlzed his politics, and promise IL ex
acted from him that he will vote for Governor Robinson
IN November. As election day approaches. the force
will probably enlarged The plan seems 10 work adj
niraby since Republicans who nay taxes thus DO
assessed 10 help purchase votes for the Democratic
ticket This instance will do 10 place by the sis OF tho
removal Colonel Hcattle the other day from keeper
ship In Sing Sing Prison because he was Republican
and would for Robinson, a p sample ~ the
Governors reform methods whether n the manage
ment vi the Canals or the state Prisons"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
Jnoes 10 AoprrnsemenIs.

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To WHOM IT NAY Co>CEKS-9h PG0e-6th co'umn'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

show every voter what his new Assembly and
election districts are, and the polling-places
are arranged i'm an easy table. The citizen
who does not vote because of the trouble 1t
takes and. shameful as it is, there are such men
would be surprised to find how little time
and labor it would cost him to register his
name and cast his ballot afterward. But for
active citizens there should be no necessity OF
multiplying words about this matter. The
country needs every Republican vote. Let
every Republican who reads this he sure that
his own vote is secure, and the rest of the party
will take care of itself.