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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09
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CIRCUIT COURT DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In the matter Of the Petition Of the SUPERIOR
short Line Railway Company for the appoint /
Incnt of commissioners To- ascertain and appraisc
the compensation to hc mad. 10 the owners of
and persons interested in certain lands required +
70 be taken by suit Company in the County of
Douglas for additional depot grounds at superb
or IN said county
To the heirs at law Of Thomas 4 Scott, dcccus-
ed, Anna d. Scott. James =. scott, and Marian ID.
liIckley executors and trustees under the last viii
and testament OF Thomas 4. Scott deceased, IlOT-
ace ;. Naibridse James b. Beck. Clinton X.
breckenridge t.hpll BRECKENRIDGE Fannie steele
Mary Maltby, John W. Breckenridge. Willia.I
Cox. The heirs at law of AShbcl WEIGH deceased.
AShbel Helch, Jr-, and William WEIGH. executors
oi the last VIII and testament Of Ashhel WEIGH,
deceased; The heirs at law OF Elisha Riggs, de
ceased. Nillium G. Riggs and Francis b. Riggs.
executors ana trustees under the last will aud
testament OF liiSiu lI2GSr deceased; James Bar
dJu, Isaac Beruh"imcT, George C. Bright. the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Henry r.
Sp.uldug, James StinsOn. " " C0rcoran: The
heirs al law of franklin Ripley, deceased. Sarah
Young Mary II. Hotchki>~ Frances VI. Douglas.
Jaln% H. Dodge L. p. HotchkisS CidrisSa VI.
Abel n an i. Anderson, janus CALDWELL The
helFS ~ law ~ Y. G. ite, deceased, Henrietta w.
Newton, f. W Newton. Henry w. Patterson. an
infant, and Hiram Hayes guardian al litcrcm of
Henry W. latcrson, and all persons interested in
the lands hereinafter described.
You and each Of You are hereby notified that
the Undersigned have been by an order made in
said Court, on the 10th day Of July, a y. 1SSi APP
pointed commissioners to ascertain and apprHisC
the compensation to be made % the oWueTs of and
persons interested i'm the lands required and pro-
posed To be taken by said Railway Company for
the purposes indicated in its said petition and to
which said company has not acquired title which
sad lands are situate IN the County of Douglas.
ANA state OF Wisconsin, and are described as fol
lows, to-wit:
No. All oflot @5G on West Ninth Street in
the toWusite OF superior, in the Town of superior,
as tho same Is laid ont, plated and recorded.
No, 2-A.o all of lot 30 on said West Ninth
street.
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From the Duluth Tribune of
Thursday, we clip the following items:
When the Duluth Journal was first
issued few weeks ago, it announced
its motto to be "to raise hi and sell
papers," but up to date its success in
doing either has not been very mark
ed. The sheet has no originality.
Frank L. Jacobs Of this city, and a
Superior girl were sailing in 4 small
boat on the bay Tuesday night, when
a squaIl capsizcd the boat near the
Superior dock The cries of the two
were heard by the party on the ferry
Free Trade, which boat went imme-
diately to their rescue.
It has Just leaked out that last Sun
day several lake captains went up the
St Louis river for little fishing and
hunting, and that they didn't have the
pleasantcst time in the world Report
says that their boat was capsized, that
they lost three SO guns, and that
they were obliged to hang ON to the
overturned boat all night We have
no Conformation as to the number fish
they caught
L. c. Hewing, Of Superior, Wis,
was arrested at st, Paul Monday ev-
ening by Detective John O'Connor for
forging two drafts-one for SO and
the other for S25-on the First Ma
tional bank of Superior He has been
in st. Paul about two weeks stopping
at the international hotel and had
paid his board with the SIS check.
The check was deposited by the hotel
at the Bank of Minnesota, and was
by this bank sent to the bank of Su-
perior, which resulted in the detection
of the FORGERY.
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-Jamcs Stin.nn Es1.. OF Chira.

was IN the city a day or two this week
Miss Josie Peyton and sister, of
Duluth were visiting friends in this
city Yesterday.
The Rasg5crrics are getting ripe
fast aaI the crop i abundant this year
and the truit perfect
Don forget that Charley Lord
carries 4 large and complete assert
mcnt Of fresh vegetables.
Photographs at y per cent, dis
count for The next 30 day, at
WILL. y. BAIDWIN's.
Our town has been literally over
run with strangers the past week, and
our hotel men at least, seem to be
happy.
Call in at Deans hardware store
and take a look at his elegant line of
cooking and heating stoves. lie has
something handsome for parlor
Geo. VI. Smith, who hives on the
bleak hillside across the bay was talk
ing in 4 little of our sunshine, while
he chatted with our people, las. Thurs
day.
If you want nice fresh blueber-
ries, leave your orders with Charley
Lord, lie keeps his own pickcrs in the
field, hence his berries are always
fresh and good.
The propeller Alpha arrived in
port since our last. She came from
Buffalo, and was freighted with 800
tons of coal for the st Paul {, Pacific
coal company.
We commence the publication Of
the Tax Redemption Notice this week,
Is will appear without announcing,
but read it over and see if it Is of any
special interest to you.
Wonder. how it would look TO
have those street lamps cleaned. 1t
might be good plan to try it once,
and then if we do not like it, we need
not repeat the experiment.
Rev. c. L. Richard Is rejoicing
over the arrival Of a daughter at his
house, last Wednesday. Wonder if
there would be any show for getting
cigar in honor Of the event?
"A lady who lives near that lower
town saloon tells US there Is going to
be music III the air pretty soon, if
there is not a reform in the manage
ment of that same institution.
A steam pipe burst at the shin
gle mill Thursday, and made it quite
lively for the boys for a few moments.
4 report went out that the boiler had
burst, but such was not the case.
Remember that the Blaine &
Logan Club now hold their regular
meetings in the old post Office build
ing. Let all who can attend the
meetings, which are held on Saturday
evenings.
"A party of railroad officials with
friends, are enjoying camp life out on
the Middle river east Of town, fishing
and hunting. They are having SPLEEN
did weather, and no doubt grand
good time
Mrs. Neil Smith returned from
her trip to Winnipeg, last Tuesday
She brought home with her two Of her
little nieees, and will care for them I'M
til the health of their parents is more
fally restored
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Come and See Us.

HEADQUARTERS REP STATE CENTRAL Con-.
MILWAUKEE, June l., 1851.
The Republican State Central Committee has
opened convenient and commodious headquar-
tiers on Wisconsin street, near the post-olflce in
Milwaukee Al Republicans, and especially
those OF, our own State are cordially invited 10
call when in the city. All Republican papers
published in the State, and many OF the leading
Journals ofthe country. will be kept on file.
Come and see US. H. A. TAYLOR. Chm.
II. C. Payne, Sec.
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If we only hal a cool hotel here,
excursion parties like that Of this week
would be Of frequent occurrence dur
iDg the sumner months. We have all
the ncccssaries to make Superior a
popular summer resort, except hotel
accommodations. Our hotel men no
doubt DO all they can to accommodate
the public, but their capacity to do Is
limited and We must have something
more extensive and more modern in
style, if we would secure and hold the
trade we desire and which belongs to
us naturally.
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Z. 3. i ! LIN.
Attorney for Petitioner.
HEEgEEoS.

In the matter Of the Petition Of Aphous0 Az
Maxim. an lmsolycut debtor, to be discharged
from his debts
BY ORDER OF the Hon. <. II. Cluugh. Judge of
the Circuit Court for the County OF Douglas, state
of WISCONSIN.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th day of
July. lsSi, am order was granted 10y the Circuit
Court for the said county of Douglas, on the petit
ton Of AlphuusO \. Maxim, of Superior. Douglas
county. State Of Wisconsin, an iuSolEcuf debtor.
requiring all the creditors of the said Aiphuuso
\. Maxim To- show cause before him i'm the Cir
cult Court. ut the Court House. i'm the town Of
superior. IN the county of Douglas. State of Wis
couSin, on the 18th day OF December 1851 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of thar day. the said 18th
day being day in the next regular term OF said
Circuit Court wig an assignment of he estate of
the said AphUrS0 y. Maxim should not he made
and he he discharged from his debts pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 173 ofthc Revised Stat
utes of 1875 and acts amendutory thereto. of the
Stale Cf Wisconsin.
Firs publication July 18th. fSNf
:. II, CLDIGU
Judge of the circuit Court for the
jl2>l5 County OF Douglas state OF Wis
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CHAMP GREEN,
AttOrney-at-Law.
-tuFFIrE INl--
BARTON BLOCK. OVER THE POST OFFICE
SUPERIOR WISCONSIN
IL PROBATE.
~ COUNTY COURT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY,
l Misu.n-iu-

~ COUNTY COURT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY,
WISCONSIN.
In the matter Of the petition of Emily Moore.
General Guardian OF Raymond Moore. John II
Moore. and Douglas G. Moore, minors, 10 sell a
certain interest In real estate.
NOTICE is hereby given. that hy virtue and in
pursuance Of an order of license made i'm Said
matter by the County Court of Douglas County,
Wisconsin,, on the 18th day Of July. A. i. IS>t the
undersigned. Emily Moore. general guardian OF
Raymond Moore, John II. Moore. aud Douglas c.
Moore minors. VIII, on the 10Th day of August,
4. T. 1881. at 10 O'Clock a m. at the east door of
the Court House, in the Town Of Superior. in said
Douglas county. offer for sale at public auction,
the following described real estate situate ia said
Douglas county to-wit All the right, title aud
iUtereeto the said minors in and to the uU2iF5-
ded oue-half Of the following. lot seven g7l, the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter. and
The south half of the southeast quarter of section
thirty-0ue Oh in township fOrty-uine (iHi north
Of range fourteen 10 West.
Ii James Newton win be the auctioneer.
EMILY MOORE. Guardian.
Dated July 2-d iSSl y-Ga9
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The present plan Of improvements
contempIates, first, deepening and en-
larging the channels between the piers
at the entrance; second, dredging the
channels from the entrance past the
mouth Of the Nemadii River around
and parallel to the shore of Superior
Bay to Quebec wharf, thence along the
west side Of the bay to the intersection
with the channel Of the st. Louis RIv-
er opposite Connor's Point, and up the
Nemadii river for about half mile.
Amount available, S23, 366; amount
estimated necessary to complete the
work, $4,000; amount that can be
proftahly expended during the fiscal
wear ending June So 1886, $4,000.
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DOrGIAs COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE.
In thc matter of the estate Of William KimbalI,
deceased.
Letters tcetoUcntaryo on said estate having been
granted To Nancy !. kimbali. Soluu II. Cl1UEh,
and A, Il. Mactarlauc, and six months from and
after the first Tuesday, the ID day of september.
D. 1854. being allowed for creditors to present
their claims against said deceased for eNamiua-
ton and allowance.
Notice is Hereby Given, That the said County
Court viii, on each and every Tuesday within
the said term of six months. beginning with the
ID Tuesday of September 1SSi at the Probate of
fee, i'm the Court House in superior i'm said couH-
ty. receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the said William
kimbau. deceased.
Dated July 18th, 1857
RICHARD BAEuON.
ffuaQ f-..v.,f,- I,1.-.
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Church Director---

METHODIST Services every Sunday. morn
ing and evening. M 1920 and 100. sunday
School Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
900. All are cordially Invited
REV CHARLES IRISH. Pastor.
i'ItE~lG N-SeTyiceS every sunday. morn
ing and evening al In;O and 900 o'clock sab
bath school after morning service. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening.
c. /. RICHARDS, Pastor.
CATiiOIIC-H,asS at S..9 and 1000 :. NJ. Iustruc-
ton at 2.u T.. N. Nc>pcrS ut 500 Pm. Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER ODERICk, Pastor.
CHURCH OF TIE EEDEENER. JEpiScopal1.-
Morning Prayer aud Sermon, 1850 sunday
school Immediately after the morning service.
Evening prayer, with sermon. ; o'clock.
Rev. G. J.. NLEiGHr, Pastor.
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flaT5or Improye Iacnts.

\ Washington special reporting up
on the contemplated river and harbor
improvements for the fiscal year end
ing June 30th, 1886, refers as follows
to the
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The Superior Times.
ADVERTISING RATE.

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
ments ONLY short time rates given on applica-
ton Professional cards occupying LESS than
one inch OF space. 5000 per year.. Legal adj
vertiSing ut legal rates ILL.,. Transient adyerti>-
ing payable in adyance-Other bills due monthly
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The adjourned term of the Circuit
Court for this county, convened last
Tuesday, Judge Clough presiding
The business before the court princi-
pally consists in arguing points of law
before the Court, although, in the case
Of the State and VIM. Banks vs. a. X.
Smith, the defendant asked for jury,
and the Court adjourned on Wednes-
day evening till this, Friday morning,
to give the Sheriff time to secure the
jury. The case is one of considerable
interest. II Hayes and W A. Ham
iIton for the prosecution, |. w. Bur
hans for the defendant.
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Obtained and All business in the Y. :. Patent
Ofice attended 10 for MuDEEIE FEES.
our office is opposite the I. :. Patent Office,
and we can obtain patents in less time than those
remote from WASHINGTON.
send MODEL OK DRAWING. Ncadvisc a. TO
patentabiIity free Of charge, and we make No
CHARGE unless we obtain Patent
We refer. here. u the Postmaster, the ~upt. OF
Noney order Div. and 10 officials OF the |. :.
Patent Office Fer circular. advice, terms. and
reference o. actual clients in your own state or
county, address C. l. SNOW K CO..
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Denis Dean: /. T. Johnston; Josiah Bond Jr:
w II. Webb; l. W Gates
EMBARRASSMENT CoN,usTEE:
". II. Webb. Dr. 0. y Muaock: James Bardon
Parties visiting Superior with view 10 locat-
ing here or in this vicinity are cordially invired
10 call upon the committee aud officers oil this
Association. who viii eudeavOr 10 give them all
the information desired. The Secretary SolicitS
correspondence. and viii promptly answer all
inquiries concerning the head of Lake Superior.
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"Wednesday last was a busy day
on County Treasurer Ritchie's farm.
We observed in one field a team and
moving machine at work, in another
field a team and sulky pillow breaking
sod. vt his upper barn was a team
unloading hay from wagons with
horsetork and tackle. In the garden
were about a dozen girls engaged in
picking currants for shipment, The
crop this year Will reach over thirty
bushels On the other side of his wire
fence were a number Of Railroad men
with shovel and wheelbarrow grading
the Short line r. r.; about one and
a-haIf feet of dirt is being removed at
this point where the line crosses into
Superior city at d avenue and 18th
street.
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4. c. BROW ,
FOR SALE.

SEA Sec. 80, Town IS, Range y,
on \. =. r. r.; and ~ Of NV. Of
See. 16, Town IS, Range Il; Contains
by estimate, $40 NJ. #. pine, fair quail
ity; other timber-Ccdar, Birch, Pop
lar and Maple-will cut % cords per
acre. Land agricultural. Price $500
per acre.
Z. l. JOHNSON,
~uperlur WIS
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Pleasure Seekers.

a party of pleasure seekers from
down the line Of the Omaha road
made our town visit this week, ar
riying here "Wednesday evening The
expedition was organized at Shell
Lake, and was under the management
Of Rev Mr.. Common of that town The
party, which numbered some sixty
gentlemen and ladies' were citizens of
Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Rice Lake
and other points along the line Our
people opened their doors and took
the party in for the night, and Thurs
day morning all hands went by ferry
to Duluth, and there divided up, some
going to Agate Bay and some taking
the Hattie LLOYD and going up the
st. Louis, all returning to Superior in
the evening.
Wednesday evening, one of their
number Mrs A. NJ Pitcher, of Eau
Claire, a very fine elocutionists, gave
public entertainment in the NJ e.
Church. Her readings and reciGations
were excellent, the best, we think, we
ever listened to, and those who did
not attend lost a rich treat indeed.
Some of the party went home yes
terday and the balance today. We
trust they all enjoyed themselves and
that they will come again.
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From the edition of Messrs. Geo. P. Row
ell & Cos American Newspaper Directory.
now in press, it appears that the newspapers
and periodicals of all kinds at present issued
in the United States and Canada reach a
grand total of l3, 4O2. This is a net g,in of
precisely 900 during the last twelve months,
and exhibits an increase of 5,6l8 over the
total number published just ten years since.
The Increase in 1874 over the total for 1873
was 493. During the past year the dallies
have increased from l,l3S to 1854; the
weeklies from 9,062 to 10.02S; and the
monthlies from ,09l to l,499. The great
est increase is in the Western States. Hi
nois. for instance, now shows ,009 papers in
place of last years total of 904, while Missou-
ri issues GOA instead of the 523 reported in
1888 Other leading Western States also ex-
hibit a great percentage of increase. The
total number of papers in New York State is
1923, against l 1893 in 1888. Canada has
shared in the general increase.
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In the U. S. Circuit Court in Maryland, it
was. on the 10Th of March, 1884, adjudged
and decreed that perpetual injunction be
issued against Louis f. Whether, and eighteen
others. restraining those from initiating the
labels of the Rumford Chemical Works,
manufacturers of Horseford's Bread Prepa-
ration. and also from using their old bottles.
The defendants were required to bring into
court all fraudulent labels, and all imitation
powder, for destruction.
1t was decreed that the Rumford Chemi-
cal Works be entitled to receive the profits
which have been diverted from it by reason
of the infringement, and the defendants were
ordered to pay all costs.
Thus is another victory scored for the
Rumford Chemical Works, who, not long
since. caused several parties to be heavily
fined for violating the injunction Of the Su-
preme Court, restraining all persons from
offering for sale "Acid Phosphate" $50 called
in any package which shall be substantial
or colorable imitation of Horseford's Acid
Phosphate.