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Kalper's Young People /!
An Illustrated WeekIy-l6 Pages.
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March Is, 1872 ~.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-03
= Town Hall.

y petition asking that proposition
10 vote 5000 for Public Town Hall
be submitted to the voters of Supe-
rior at eur election in April is being
numerously signed. We understand
the plan 10 be to build a substantial
two story building, the ground floor to
be used for an engine or store house
for any fire apparatus the town may
decide 10 purchase, while the second
floor will be used for a public hall.
We do not think any one will deny
the need Of such a structure, but
whether they will vote for the propos-
ition at tins time Is another question:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-03
IRON Is STRUCK.
A Rich Vein of Iron Found Only
Two Hundred Feet Below the
Streets of Superior.

Messrs. Mitchell & Gage, who are
boring for water on the corner OF
Holiingshead avenue and Second
street, last Friday, at depth of about
two hundred and FIVE feet, struck
a stratum of almost pure iron.
After going through the quicksand a
stratum of clay was encountered and
after that came pure coarse sand,
which grew coarser as the drill de-
scended until it became well devel-
oped gravel, some of the stones being
as large as hens egg, and next be-
low this comes the almost pure bed of
iron. In the gravel bed excellent
water in great abundance was found,
the water rising to within about thirty
feet Of the surface While the water
find is of no small Importance, this
iron find is of vastly greater import
ance. OF course the ordinary well
drill Is not proper for drilling III iron,
but Messrs. Mitchell & Gage perse-
vered with it until they penetrated the
iron deposit to depth of sixteen
inches, when they called halt for
consultation with the county officials,
to consider the propriety of trying to
60 further now or Of waiting until the
proper machinery can be got for the
purpose 1t is safe to say with these
facts before us, that right here at SUI
pcrior is the place for most successful
iron mining; that only about two
hundred feet below our streets lies
mines Of wealth which have been
waiting for ages for man to bring to
the surface and utilize for the public
good. Other tests, to ascertain the
extent of the find will no doubt soon
be made, and that they will prove
eminently satisfactory there is hardly
a doubt. Again does Superior come
to the front as the best point on the
lake for the investment of capital,
With an Iron foundation and a wall
of Copper, and water highway to all
parts Of the world, her future great
ness and wealth is assured.
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So. NICHOLAS FOR MARCH

Has a notable list of contributions.
Archibald Forbes, the distinguished
war correspondent of the London
Daily News, furnishes 4 wildly inter
esting story of the Turko-Russian war,
entitled, "Where was Nilliers?" Rose
Terry Cooke contributes a capital
story of the Michigan fires of 1881,
called THE Wrong Coat" Lucretia
p Hale gives us the latest particulars
from the Peterkins, and tells how
Mrs, Peterklns Tainted on the Great
Pyramid" That Sly Old Wood
chuck" Is a characteristic American
boy story by W. O. Stoddard. Be
sides the foregoing, there are stories,
sketches, poems, and pictures by
Charles Barnard, Sarah Winter Kcl-
logg, Joel Stacy, Palmer Cox, Regi-
maid B. Birch, II. p Share, W. l..
Sheppard, De Cost Smith, and many
others.
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Eggs, fresh and pure at
NEIL SMITHS.
How Gnrubetta lost an Eve.
From the March Century,


His father, who had no provision of
the boys celebrity, wanted to secure
him against military service by keep
ing him an Italian. Immunity from
soldering was brought about acct
dentally As Gambetta was watching
a knife-grinder operate on wheel,
the blade of the knife got detached
from the handle and flew into the
boys eye and blinded it. He was
very much petted in consequence, and
the mother was emboldened by her
increased tenderness 70 insist upon
Leon being sent to the Petit Semi
naire Of Monttaucon to receive a elias
steal education. Her husband was
an enemy to higher instruction and
thought the communal school sutfi-
cient for a boy whose destiny it was
to be a provincial grocer.
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~-0TT@-

NOTICE Is hereby Given tnat pursuant = para.
Np-aph seven OfsectionSfN hundred and seventy
OF the Revised Statutes OF NiNtonsin ai4 4s4tlltss
ameudatory and supplemental thereto tne NoI5 ,
ern Pacific Railroad Company VIII -peul5oA inc
Board of supervisors Of Douglas comfy, " lScoll,
sin on the seventeenth day of March, Ap. ihSs
or on such subsequent date as the saisi board
may appoint that the following descTibea streets
avenues alleys. or portions Of the same IN oupe-
riOr as surveyed and recorded IN the sald DouG.
las County. be vacated, VIZ.
Bay street from lot 81 70 the western me g
ogien,barg PIER
Cleveland Pier;
Buffalo Pier
Milwaukee Pier
tl>Wcgu IiCr:
SiinS1n avenue from the eastern line Of fITst
street To the dock line II the lay o. i
Newton avenue from the eastern a $780, u r4iSt
street to t,lc dock line in the Bay OF ouPcri3I;
Baker avenue so much rs hes 20 tne Loi IN sliic
cast of the eastern line OF FIRST street; = re-
Walker avenue from the eastern llhe OF fI.1t
street to the eastern end of the sald aHtIuy ~!
the Bay of Superior as laid down Oh tiie ieeo'
ri Ricbar>on avenue nom the eastern line of
First street to the eastern end Of the SAID avenue
on the Bay Of superior as i'ld gov Oh 'iie
corded plat of Superior III slld county
Breckenridge avenue from the eastern liIlc -
First street TO the eastern end of the Sald avenue o1
the Bay Of superior a iald down on 'l9 ie0oiN'1
plat of Superior in said county go.
Nelson avenue from the eastern line OF t4Isss
street 10 the eastern end Of she snld avenue oii
the Nemadii river. as laid down on Inc Iec9iue'-
plat OF Superior in said county.
Robertson avenue from the eastern me OF tlrse
street Ia the eastern end OF the said avenue on
the Ncmadji river, as laid down on the recoraeo
plat of superior In said county.
River street from lot Is ~ First street 70 alc
including lot rs.
ItaSca street from the eastern line OF N"ikeh
avenue to the western line OF Robertson Avenue
s. CruiX street from the eastern me OF Hiiihet
avenue to the western line of River streel
Michigan street from the eastern Inc q haiAct
avenue To the western lincuf River street
Huron street from the eastern Inc 81 N'tikeh
avenue 10 the western line of the NcmaGli rlNtI.
It Clair street from the eastern Inc OF "aiAei
avenue to the western line OF River street.
Erie street commencing AT the western eAttklh-
ity and extending eastward and ending al IAFst
street.
Ontario street commencing at the western eA-
trcmity and ending on Richardson avenue
Together with all the alleys lying III u5t
portion of Superior, rs surveyed ana IecoIu-
ed i'm the said county which lies between tlc
eastern line of First street the western llLt OF llC
Ncmadu River the Bay OF superior ana the west
cu line otthc lots on the western side OF O9sriis
burg Pier: all the said streets. avenues ana por
t>ous of The same being in the s1Id portion Oh
Superior. 80
Dated at superior this 27h day Of January. 1883.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD %,
i57m1T BY G. NJ CUNNING, Atty.
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At i.sc IHocI o-s yoar Dnp"T "i,h see
.aow your acct stands with tlse Times.
Postal money orders are always
the safest
The new building for the \. P
land officer and other officials, is near
ly ready for occupancy.
-Evaporated Peaches, Apples,
Pruncs. and all kinds of dried fruit
very cheap at Neil SMITH.
If You wont a fine field glass or
telescope, order it of NIessrs. Elwell
4 Co., and 50 get a good one.
Nice Creamery Butter, 81 cents
per pound at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Bradshaw has just received an
other car load Of fresh Flour, and it Is
good. Delivered without extra charge.
Neil Smith has Just received an
other fresh lot of those nice oysters.
Try a can?
Mr.. d. Geo. Morrison Is still con-
fined to the house. He has had a Sc
we're attack of erysipelas, but is now
getting better.
Good cheap Music at the Post
Office.
In the river and harbor bill now
before congress, Superior harbor is
down for $4,000, and we ought to
have it.
A choice article of Creamery
butter at reduced price at
NEIL SNTrH's.
Mrs. s. Bacon has been having a
serious time with her arm from vacci-
nation and cold in the sore, but is bet
ter now.
Mr.. D. f. Roberts, attorney-at-
law, has several eligible lots for sale
on Sixth and Seventh streets. 1923
The first thaw worthy of notice
since November last, visited us on
Wednesday. 1t was a fine day and
the beautiful vanished rapidly.
Apples. Apples! Apples! Only
1919 per barrel at
ANsLEY x SUNpERLAND's.
True TO his depraved nature,
Mitchell Of the Duluth Tribune could
not bury Judge Perry without giving
the dead a stab. NIitchell's brute.
Dairy Butter, a choice article put
UP in stone jars, at greatly reduced
prices, ut NEIL SMITHS.
Stewart the Tailor still insists upon
having at least a settlement with all
Of his customers, and again invites
them to call and see him.
-Messrs. Collins and Lang had a
little fist discussion early last Monday
morning, in which Mr. Lang took sec
ond money and a slice Of raw beef for
the bruises.
Old papers for sale by the pound
at the Post Office.
Mr. Geo. VI. Cumming has gone
down to Madison to get a square
meal, legiSlate a little in the third
house and help keep Mr.. Bardon in
order.
The Mite Society had a grand
meeting in the parlors Of Mrs. NJ. Z.
Robe Tuesday evening Mrs Robbie
is a royal hostess and always succeeds
in making those about her happy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-03
NOTICE.

To Edith \ SwectZer. Mary G. Ewing. Clara F.
Root Louis b. Root, ID. Geo. Morrison and 10 all
persons interested in lot ana lot , in section
II in township ~ north. of range Il west of 18th
2. M.-said lands being situated in Douglas
County, Wisconsin.
TAKE NOTICE-1hat the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has filed a petition in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit court of Douglas
County Wisconsin. said petition bearing date on
the 2tth day of February. 4. D. 1888 That the
object of the said petition Is 10 obtain order OF
the Circuit Court of said Douglas County appoint
ing three commissioners pursuant to the statue in
that behalf made and provided, who shall aSccr-
tain and appraisc the compensation 70 be made
To the owners or persons interested in the real
estate determined necessary to be taken in said
Douglas County for the purposes of the said
Northern Pucific Railroad Company; that the
said company desires To obtain for the right of
way Of its main line q certain portion of land in
lot and lot in section Il in township 40 north
Of range Ii west of the 4th p. NJ, said land COM
priSing an area ST 9-lO0 acres more OF less, and
being situated in Douglas County. Wisconsin and
more fully described aud set forth in the said pc
tition ana map thcrcuutO annexed. And that
the Honorable Scion II. Clough. Judge of the
Circuit Court of the said Douglas County, by an
order bearing date the 24th of February. \ u.
1855. has directed that the hearing of said petit
sion be held before him on the 10Th day of March
A. D. 1883. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the
County Court House in Superior, in said County
of Douglas.
Dated at Superior February 81. 1888.
The NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD Co.
NJ GINNING. AftV
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ELkAZO0 aoq5 f5ro' 6 5yRa3 d.ssv

pyramids. Amy tune played on 10 bv any one II
initiates amy and al beasts birds aniuials I'M
sccts every noise in fact with il you can IN ftate
not only all human beings bat all animals like
feet Punch and Judy possible in every homo.
furnishes fun and harmless amusement To- .
whole HelEhbOrh9Jd. More wonderful sim any
tune is played ON il at pleasure making The rndct
delightful music. and as astonishing a. IT YpaT
sccih. those can play Oh the ElkgzOo thar pIay on
no other instrument This Wonderful fusfru-
ment. popular eighteen hundred wears AGO ain
the DAYS Of Hcrod ihe King, IS made nom bean
uiul c9.Hrnt woods. bright metal trim mines son
siaitlal reliable lasts lifetime and is eure 10.
give sltistacUOn Price only 25c. for ~ - f5T
- sent prepaid to any saddress By The sole man
uiaelHreFs. ELkAZO0 Co
mo OH Hiusdale, y. II,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-03
ERNST GTINN
To the sheri Of Douglas county, Wisconsin.
sHERIFFs OFFICE DOUGLAS coUNTY.l :

7 y III
SUPERIOR, WIS. February -, lSS3 =
NOTICE j. hereby given 10 the qualified cleo
-Nt1rs of Douglas County. that pursuant 70 the
foregoing notice frord the Secretary of state. an
election VIII be held III the Town Of Superior.
the only town in the County of Douglas, on the
first Tuesday Of April next. being tae third day
OF said month: for the election Of an Associate
JUSTICE OF the supreme Court IN the place Of
William Penn Lyon. whose term Of Office will ex-
Pre- on the first Ejnday OF January, lSS4 Given
Under my hand this 18th day OF February. 1883.
LEWIS G.. THOMPSON Sheriff
pouglas Counry WISCONSIN,
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that at the Judicial
y Election 70 be held IN the several towns
wards villages and election districts Of the State
of Wisconsin. ON the first Tuesday in April, A. D.
1883 being The third day Of said month the fol-
loving officer l. 10 he elected to-wit:
An Associate Justice of the supreme Court for
the fun tcgm commencing the first Monday in
January. 4 i. 1881, in place Of William Penn
Lyon. whose term of Office viii expire on the first
Monday in January. A u. ISL.
said election to be held and conducted votes
cauvassed, and returns made in accordance with
law.
Capitol in the City of Madison this fifteenth day
OF February. a. D. 1883
ERNST e .TTNNE
Secretary of State.
To the sheriff Of Douglas County Wisconsin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-03

fIe-CA \ week made al home by the industTl-
81 u Gus. Best business now before the pun
W. ~ lie. Capital not needed We viii start
YOU Men. women. boys and girls wanted every
where To work for rs. Now Is the Time J od can
work in spare time, or give your whole time 10
the business. 40 other business viii pay You
nearly as well No one can fail to make enor-
nous pay, by engaging az once. Costly outhtand
terms free Money made fast easily and honor
ably Address TRUE 4 Co. Augusta, AIaine,---
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p & EI5 Il II TT g

Obtained, and all business i'm the e s. Patent
Office, attended to for MODERTE FEES
our Office IS opposite the Z. :. Patent Office
and We can obtain patents in less time than those
remote from WASHINGTON
Send MODEL OR DRAWING We ADVISE se -
paJcntabiiity free Of charge: and we make No
CHARGE unless we obtain Patent
We refer. here, TO the Postmaster the Stunt ST
Money order Div. and t. officials of the Il s.
Patent Office. For circular, advice terms. and
reference to actual clients in your own state o.
county, address c. y. SNOW * Co,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. d. c.
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DIED.
hIlCHlE-ln Superior. on the 2Sth ult, Mrs.
Josephine b., wife of James 3 Richie Esq, in
the twenty sixth year of her age

mus II Is We are again called upon to record
the death Of another of our most respected citi
zchs' only about three years ago, Mr.. Richie,
our present County Treasurer and one of the pio-
neer settlers here, led the deceased from the altar
a blushing bride, and yesterday from the same
altar followed her inanimatc clay 10 the silent
city OF the dead Mrs. Richie was n woman of
excellent qualities, loved and respected by all
who knew her. She leaves her husband and one
child, nearly two years old, to mourn a fond wife.
and devoted mother. Mr.. Richie has the heart
iel' S!mla'hlcs of all our people in this his hour
of greatest afIliction
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THE MILLER BROS. CUTLERY co.
LAND OFFICE AT BAYFIEtt. WIS.

JANUARY u INN5. J
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
manned settler has fled notice Of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof VIII he made before the Register
of the United States land office at Bayfield,. Wis
on March 9TH. lss}, viz; LeAfaudo r Johnston.
his prc-emution No. 80, for the Z. p Of s Z 4
Section - T. As r. 13W -
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
Chas. Olson, Frank Clancy all ofSuperior WIS.
Emo JOHN H. KNIGHT, Rcgister.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Lucius w Stafford
" and William J. Conan. pursuant 10 the statutes
in that behalf made and provided. viii petition
the Board of supervisors of Douglas County. Wis
conSin on the seventh "a day Of April, 1855 or
on such subsequent date rs the said Board may
appoint that the portion of Il" street lying be-
tween lot l in block : and lot in block O. aud
north Of the northern line Of Bay street in >upe-
rior City according to the last recorded plat Of
said Superior City as surveyed and recorded in
said Douglas County be vacated.
Dated at superior this 18th day of February,
1853.
ICCICS W. Stafford,
rTaT WILLIAM J. CONAN
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE of the statue in such ease made
Dand provided. shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder. on the Goth day of March,
50. aC 10 o'clock in the forenoon, M the house
of e. r. Jone. I'm the town of superior one pair
white and black cattle about six years old with
two darts mark on horns, one dark brown OK
mark l II. which StraNed upon the land owned
or occupied by c. K. Jones. residing in the town
of superior, and was there found and taken up
by him rs StrayS. and the owners thereof not
having appeared and made out title thereto
Dated this 25d day of February. 1898
LEW Is c. THOMPSON, sheriff.
Douglas County Wis
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FOR SALE.

very desirable tract OF land, consisting Of
80 acres. situate the line of the 81 Paul *
Duluth railroad and Joining the towuSitc OF
Moose lake only 4G mile, from superior or Du-
luth. Good wood. pillow land natural meadow
and living water. For particulars address
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE.
Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-03

~EAE1 not life is swecpug by, go and dare
EFS 3 "a Il before you die. something mighty
q EGS Y and sunshine leave behind 10 con
QuCr time" 500 . week in your own town. % ont
tit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital not
required We viii furnish You everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make a.
much as men, and boys and girls mrke great pay
Reader, if you want business at which you can
can make great pay al the time write for partic
ulars to H. II AITETT 4 Co. Portland. Maifc
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Good Green Apples at Ansley &
Sunderland's for 1918 per barrel
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NFTn and send it with nineteen green
L u stamps and we VIII send the sample
mYTTc set Of six new style. myrtle triple
LID silver plated. Teaspoons. Contain no
arm brass warranted genuine, equal in
vi appearance to :; spoons. Guaranteed
10 please or money refunded. Only one set sent
to introduce Agents wanted al good pay. CIR
cularS sent free. Address the manufacturers.
SHAWMJT SILNEEPI.ATE Co,
ulG6.n 81 BroomfeId 81 Boston, Mass
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