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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-22
For Sale or Rent.

cation, buildings in fair condition, lot LOG feet
front on Main street, one block from the
river, free from high water. Price $1,000.
For further particulars apply to NJ. O'Con-
nell, Vancouver. liant
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J. C. ROU NDS,
Justice of the Peace.
PIoN EER, VT.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern that forbid all persons to trespass
upon my lands for the purpose Of cutting
wood, or for any other purpose that might
constitute unlawful trespass.
MRS. A. +. WHITTIER.
Xancouver Jan. % lSS3.
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NOTICE.

The public is hereby notified that my wife
has left my bed and board, without just cause
or provocaiion. in Union Ridge. W. T. and
that from this date ! will not be responsible
for any debts she may contract
ARTHUR QUIGLEY.
January % 1873
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ADOLPH P. PINCUS,
Pension Claim Agent,
Vancouver. w. II. p. d. Box X.

Prosecutes claims for soldiers, their widows
and orphans. Prompt attention given to all
honest claims.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
Another Ere.

What threatened to be the most de-
structive fire in years, was discovered
il the Kuykendall House about II
O'Clock Monday night by policeman
Welch, who was on duty at that time.
He was several blocks away when he
saw the sparks flying, and Immediately
started for the hotel, giving the
alarm as he ran, and after rousing the
inmates of the hotel, FASTENED to the
church and rang the alarm there. BY
these prompt actions of Mr.. Welch, a
large crowd soon gathered, and led by
the gallant fremen with their hooks,
ladders and buckets, Il stream of water
was soon playing upon the flames
which had just commenced to break
through the roof of the east wing,
where the fire originated from burn
ing-out chimney, and in very short
time had the fire under control.
A gale was blowing from the lake at
the time, and only for the prompt ac-
ton of Mr.. WEIGH and the presence of
hook and ladder outfit, the hotel and
all the buildings on the opposite side
of the street must have fallen a prey
to the flames. Our policemen do not
sleep at their posts of duty, and our
fremen acquit themselves with honor
when duty calls.
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IF we understand tho law twenty

If we understand the law twenty
five per sent. if the road and bridge
fund can be expanded in setting out
trees along our streets and avenues.
If this is correct, let the good work be
commenced on our avenues this spring
and continued from year to year un-
til every avenue is fully decorated. 1t
will benefit the city four fold for all
the costs.
Some depositors in our bank seem
to think the bank is not safe, on ac-
count of the Paige -Sexmith troubles.
They need not give themselves any
uneasiness on this score. The bank
is all right, even if it loses its claim,
but we are assured by the officials that
the bank will lose nothing. Stand by
your bank, it is all right.
Timothy Hay for Sale just baled
will accept cash only in exchange.
Quebec House to rent from Nav LIST.
JAS. S. Richie.
When the Paige-Sexmith assign
ment Is made, it will probably be to
Mr.. Leander Choate of Oshkosh and
Geo. B. Lusk of Fond du Lac.
Whitney has just received large
stock of baby carriages, and veloci-
pedes, carts and wheelbarrows for the
young Americas of Superior.
The literary Society will elect Off
GERS for the ensuing year, at their regu-
lar meeting next Friday evening. A
/ full attendance is desired.
Mr.. d. Dean has bought two lots
on the corner of Fourth Street and
Becker Avenue, and will build his res
idence there this season.
Vincent Roy has got back from
st. Paul, and with him came large
stock of new goods for his store.
WANTED-A good steady boy, Is
or Is years of age, to learn the print
/ ing business.
Work on the new elevator is ex-
I Is expected TO commence In n few
days.
Mr.. Geo Mason, one of our draw
men, lost one of his horses, yesterday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
Docks and Warehouses
TFrom the Pioneer Press


The movements of the Omaha com
pany at Superior City are wrapped in
mystery. The company has negoti-
ated there for one hundred laborers,
but no one knows what they intend to
do with them. 1t is supposed, however,
that the purpose is to put up substan-
tial docks and warehouses during the
summer.
L. F. Johnston having again leas-
ed the old Quebec pier warehouse, is
adding to the storage capacity of that
landing by building new commodi-
Gus warehouse and office, covering the
outer end of the pier, Mr.. Johnston is
the right sort of a man for that place
and we are glad to know that he is go
ing TO handle our freight in the future.
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The supper given by the members
of the Dramatic Company at the hall
last Saturday evening, was excellent
in every respect and well patronized
by our people. The voting of the
toilet set to the most popular young
lady, created much excitement and the
contest ran high. Miss Perry, Miss
Border and Miss Johnston were the
competing candidates, and the first
named young lady carried off the
prize in a vote Of something over 500.
Mr.. Josiah Bond, Jr., proved to be
the most popular young gentleman,
and got the meerschaum cigar holder,
after brief but spirited contest. The
ring cake brought in SO, and Mr..
Brown got the prize with No. %. The
weight cake was captured by Mr..
Alexander. The total receipts Of the
evening footed up the snug sum Of
$40, and is, we believe, sufficient to
clear the company of all its financial
liabilities, and put it in condition to
give Us another play. The troupe are
entitled to much praise for its efforts
to furnish our people with moral and
pleasant entertainments, and should
be encouraged by our people. 1t is
much better than patronizing cheap
travelling concerns.
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Blanks, Blanks!

The TINES office is now supplied
with a full set of blanks embracing
about 50 different forms. We have
aimed to get every form of blank in
common use, and we solicit the pat
ronage of our attorneys, justices and
eonYeyancers.
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how your acct, stands with ti.e Times.
y splendid article of Gilt Edge
Batter at NEIL SMITHS.
The bans for marriage in Su-
perior high life was announced at the
Catholic church last Sunday.
The warm shower of Thursday
morning, even if it did not last long,
helped to make the ice git"
Men are going into the woods
every day now. to drive the logs out.
1t takes 4 good man for a good driver
Nice crackers, jumbles, cookies
etc, Mt NEIL SMITHS.
Mr.. Crane returned from his
travels and visit to his home in Aus
tin, Mimi, few days ago, well and
hearty.
-Jo Retallack is going after new
good next week He will fill the old
store full of nice new goods, and don t
YOU forget it.
There will be a Sunday school
concert in the PRESBYTERIAN church
+ one week from tomorrow evening, to
which all are invited.
The first thunder storm of the
season came along Yesterday. The
threatcnings were quite formidable,
but the rain fall was not heavy.
The Lowertown school has become
so crowded that quite a number of the
more advanced scholars have been
transferred to the AIiddletown school.
Hams and Mess Pork at
NEIL SMITHS.
Mrs. Elwell returned from her
Minneapolis visit last Saturday. That
cut on the hand gave Mr.. EIwell an
excellent excuse TO suggest her imme-
diate return.
Mr.. \. L. Stewart, who left lis a
short time since for greener pastures,
found them at Wahpeton. d. T.,
where he has hung out his single OF
Merchant Tailor.
The steam wood saw went through
rs cords of wood in two DAYS last week.
The wood was Mr.. Murphy's and il
you want to buy your wood in stove
length he can supply you.
Have we got a pound master? If
50, will he please don his official
ermine and gather in forty or fifty OF
those horses that are allowed to run
the streets nv their owners
Choice cigars, and best brands OF
: tobacco ut NEIL SMITHS.
In the suit of Warner vs. Stafford.
which was commenced some time ago
and came TO trial last week Thursday
the Court rendered its decision last
Saturday, which was mo cause OF
action "
Mrs. Montgomery, nee Miss Min
ME, Mason, Is in the city visiting her
parents and friends. Her husband
came up with her, but business affairs
demanded lis return Thursday NOR
ming.
Oranges, Lemons, Dates, RaiSens,
Confectionery, Nuts etc, at
NEIL SMITHS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
Published April 4. 1855
CHAPTER 10

AN ACT to enable the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company 10 perfect tile to lands i'll Douglas
county.
The people of The state of Wisconsin. represented
in the senate and assembly. do enact as follows.
SECTION l. Any conveyance heretofore made
by the ,unty of Douglas To the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. under and in pursuance and
satisfa .tiOn of resolution of the county board of
said county dated September 7th 1880 and Janu-
AIRY 18th 1882 is hereby declared 10 be valid and
effectual. to vest III the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company the title to the lands conveyed or at
tempted TO be conveyed by such conveyance, and
any assignment of tax certificates heretofore
made to the said railroad company upon the
property or any thereof embraced in and con-
ycycd by said conveyance pursuant to and in
satisfaction of and compliance with said rcsolu-
tons i hereby declared t. be valid.
SECTION >. This act shall he farJrably CON
strued to render eficctual the said conveyance
and assignment and shall take effect from and
after its passage and publication.
Approved March -; ISSc}
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The family of Mr.. Horter, living
on Second street near the Nemadji,
came near being left without roof TO
cover them last Tuesday night. In
the house is an old-fashioned fireplace,
from which the floor in some manner
caught fire, but it was discovered in
time to save the building from any
serious damage, though in few mo-
ments more the flames would have been
master of the situation.
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j. Bond, Jr., our popular real
estate dealer, left us Thursday last for
a short visit to the home of his parents
in Chicago. He will also visit New
York and Philadelphia before his re-
turn, and hopes to head some capital
this way during his pilgrimage through
the land. A grand ovation was ten
dercd Mr.. Bond at the town hall, by
his many admirers here the evening
before he left us, under the manage
ment of the Dramatic Company, of
which organization he was also a mem
Der. The occasion was Il very ell oy-
able one, and no doubt highly appre-
ciated by the recipient Of the honors
conferred.
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ST,U,UO.A,S.

DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Town OF SUPERIOR. - In Justice Court.
To WILBl' X G.. RING:
Nou are hereby notified that n warrant of Mt
tachment has been issued against YOU and your
property attached To satisfy the demand of Phil
omen MnTiSset. amounting To twenty five dollars
now unless you shall appear before Addison G.
Brown. justice of the peace in and for said
county. at his Office in said town on the 10Th day
of May. ID. 1883. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Judgment will be rendered against you and your
property sold Ia pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of April \. u. 1883
PHILOMEN MORISSET,
a. Inn 1os.,
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This has been a week of consider
able excitement at Connors Point AMI
the Paige Sexmith mills, and the at
torncys have been busy placing at
tachmcnts and liens of various kinds
upon all available property. The af-
fairs of the company are in very
mixed up state, and it would be folly
for an outsider to try to explain them,
when the lawyers and the firm itself
seem unable to get ut the bottom
facts An assignment is talked Of but
has not vet been made so far as we can
learn 1t is thought that all of the
workmen will be paid off i'll Il few
days, and that the assets of the com
pany if properly handled, will cover
their liabilities, although the latter
item seems to increase somewhat from
day to day. Another week will pro-
badly put things in some definite
shape.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
DIED.

BENGTSON-Att the home of her mother in Supc-
rior, March 18th. after II lingering Illness borne
with patience and Christian resignation. Han
nah BenStson aged II years and months.
The afflicted mother wishes hereby To express Al
feeling of gratitude and most hearty thankful
ness tn her reighbors and friends who have cx-
tended 10 her their sympathy. and given so many
evidences OF true friendship during the times OF
sickness and afiiction in her family
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
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LAND OFFICE AT BAYFIELD,. WIS.

NAKIH ~, INSo. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
y named settler has filed notice of bus fnenticf
TO make final proof in support of his claim anls
that said proof viii be made before the Judge az
the CIrcuirCourt ~ Douglas County Wis or il
his absence, the Clerk of said court, Ill Superior
on May 9TH, 1859. at II o'clock a. M viz: lie Man
do +. Johnston. his presumption entry No 80, for
the +. p of 5. +. = Sec. IS I. is r. Is W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and Guilty alton of
said land. viz: Robert Mclean, Frank tE8hey-
!. Erickson and Chas Olson All Of e}frar446r
Douglas County. Wisconsin
JOHN II. KNIGHT Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
MARRIED.

NlLLlAMS-BORtiEN.-A the European Hotel
in superior. ON the evening of the 18th inst by
the Rev. O. r. Britton: Mr.. Hugh Williams of
Whneconnie. Wis and Miss Laura Bergen of
IccOrah. Iowa
We wish the happy couple long and happy
life, and are glad to learn that they viii become
residents of Superior
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
RAILROAD TIMg TABLE.
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD.
Church Directory

Church DHectory-
METHODIST. - Services every sunday morn
ing and evening. ~ 1910 and ia. sunday
school Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
80. All are cordially invited
REV. O. 4 BIiTTON. Pastor.
CATHOIIC-MasSa at SSlandI 1000 AN. Iustruc
tion at 300 r. II. Nc~pcrS al 800 J.. N. Services
every Friday evening ut 30.
REV. FATHER ODERICk, Pastor.
CHURCH OF TIE REDEEMER. iEpiScopall.-
Morning Prayer and sermon. lniJ sunday
School Immediately after the morning service.
Evening prayer. with sermon. o'clock
Rev. e, ). STAIkNEATHE!;, Pastor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14

nEAT not life Is sweeping by. 90 and dare,
] before yGu die, something mighty
AZ d y and sunshine leave behind 10 con
qurr time. Sf6 week in Your own town S. out
iit free. No risk. Everything new CAPITAL noT
required We VIII furnish you everything
Many are making fortunes ia1jes make no
much men. ana boys and girls mrke great Isry-
Reader. if yoa want b;isineSs AT which YOU car
make great pay all the time write for pa-tic
uIsrs to II. IIALLETT & Co.. Portland Maine
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14

Cf~n week made at home by the iudustri-
- = Gus. Best business now before fb4 nub-
fDs ~ nc. capital not needed We viii START
you. Men women. boys and girls wanted ayAry-
where 10 work for Is Now is the time Y0u c,y,f
the business. No other business win ,,ar 80
nearly aS well. No one can fail 10 make etYor
nous pay, by engaging AT once. Costly oufft and
terms free. Money made fast easily and hn,,or
ably. Address TRUE q Co. Augusta MafnT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14

EEEEAF people are always on the Iookouf
NEAR for chances to increase their earn,
ss 70 @ lngs and In time become wealthy,
main in poverty. We offer "A great chapc1, "a.
make money. We want many men women 6ors.
and girls 10 work for SIS right in their own lncaI
titles. Any one can do the work properly from
The first start: The business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit fnrn-
ished free. No one. who engages fails to make
money rapidly. Ion can devote your Whole
time 10 the work. or only your spare. non2nfs
Fun Information and all that is needed sent free,
Addres STiNSON & co.
Portland Mi
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HTTT and send ii with nineteen eroers
stamps. and we viii send the sampie
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49, silver plated. Teaspoons Contain no
nTTnf brass. warranted genuine equal I'M
~ appearance 10 g spoons GuaranteeT
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To- Introduce. Agents wanted at good pay Cir
culars sent free address the manufacturers
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE or MAILS,
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ADVERTISING RATES:

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
ments ONLY Short time rates given on applica-
tom. Professional cards occupying LESS than
one inch of space, $500 per year.. Legal adj
vertiSing AT legal rates Transient adyertis-
ing pa yable in advance-Other bills due monthly
Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad.
Northern Division-
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N. P Railway Time Card.
WISCONSIN DIVISION

To take effect Thursday, August 10, 1882
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BE- E.GOK ~
kt IUc label Oh year paper and see
how your acct stands with ti.e Times.
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Read the List.

Remember the Place,
w. H. KILTIN.
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TINE CARD.
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The tax list work prevents our
going to press Friday afternoon as usu-
as. The list makes a good showing
for the county. Few, if any county in
the State with the same amount of
taxable property will show as few de-
linquencies, all Of which indicates a
healthy state of affairs in Douglas
county.
Mr.. Emery, of New Lisbon, this
state, spent two or three days in our
town during the past week. Mr.. En-
cry ranks very high as an educator,
and it is not improbable that he may
vet decide TO locate here. He likes
the place very much, and Is already
more than half inclined to become one
OF us.
Our school board has secured the
services of Mr.. Champ Green for su-
perintendent of the Lower and Mid
dletown schools for the remainder of
the term. Mr.. Green will not teach,
but have general supervision of the
schools and see 10 grading and CLASH
flying the scholars, and will try and
get some system inaugurated for the
general good of the schools hereafter.
We think Mr.. Green is competent for
the work gwen him, and we hope to
see decided improvement in our pub
lie school in the future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-08
The Irish.

Dublin, 7.--Judgs Samson, in opening
the Dundslk assiz-s. yesterday, said the
revelations NadA at the hearing OF the
eenspirstors in Dublin we're far from I'M
biz ging bic mi bat had given hin the
3iveliest satisfaction.
London, lit has been aseertaine
those is no foundation whatever for the
statement that PAFnsll intends to resign
his seat in Parliament and proceed to
America IN the event of his land reform
bill being rejected.
Waterbury, Ccan, Rev. Lawrence
Walsh. TODAY, e%hled $11s4 for the
Irish relief fund and 1903 for the Land
League.