The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-10-25

uine, soft and easily cut with knife,
the wreath clumsiIy executed, and un-
der the words ''one dime" are engrav-
ed two ''6s." Most of them are dated
1875.
Our Board of Supervisors have
decided to go ahead and open up a
highway to the dock line, and this in
cludes the new public dock alluded to
in the TINES two weeks ago. The
Board have decided wisely and well in
this matter. 1t will be a positive nee
essity by the time they can get it built
The hardwood floor has been laid
in the skating rink, and aside from
this several other internal improve
ments have been made, which makes
ours one Of the best and most comfort
able Kinks in the west Messrs. Ber-
trand & Hanna are entitled to much
credit for the tasty manner in which
they have fixed things.
70 RENT-A good six room house
on Sixth street, not far from Omaha
depot. Inquire of S. Z. Tubbs, at the
post office.
Mr. Leclaire informs US that he
is going out Of the liquor business and
will open an office for the practice of
law, that being his chosen profession.
He also tells us that for fact, he is
in the field as Il candidate for the Of
flee of District Attorney, and thinks
he stands good show for getting
there"
The scheme now on foot for get
ting Il good hotel in this town should
meet with hearty approval from every
business man in town. That we need
a good hotel none will deny, and we
can get il on the stock plan if each
one Will help little. Put your name
down for something when the paper Is
presented 10 YOU, if not for more than
one share.
Mrs. Catharine Anderson, mother
Of Mr. c. J. Anderson, section boss on
the Omaha road in section %, u {
South Of MildIe River, died at ,
o'clock Thursday morning Of last week
aged 81 years. The remains were
brought to this city Saturday evening
and laid away in our cemetery, Rev
Jno. Haw, OF the VI. +. church otfici-
ating at the grave.
Mr.. Chas. 5. Taylor, Of Barron,
our next member Of the Assembly, was
in town Tuesday and part of Wednes-
day, shaking hands with his constitu
ency. He feels perfectly sure that he
Will be elected by good majority,
even though he has Il strong opponent
to contend with. If elected Mr., Tay-
Tor will no doubt make us crcditable
representative.
Work on the cattle sheds and
other buildings connected with that
great enterprise is being pushed ra-
pidlv. The lumber Is all on the
ground and a strong force of workmen
are rapidly putting it together. An
other force Of men are hard at work
clearing the land of the logs and
stumps and getting it ready for seed
ing, and all together they are having
lively times oyer in that neck o woods.
Mr.. Lawrence Riggs, an esteemed
citizen of Baltimore, died at his resi-
dence in that city on the 18th inst,
after an illness Of two weeks, aged 70
years. Mr.. Riggs was well and favor
ably known to many Of our citizens,
from an acquaintance arising out OF his
connection as agent and trustee for the
property in Superior owned by his
brother the late Geo. W. Riggs, the
v Washington banker, the estate Of the
late Jesse d. Bright and others.
"A very interesting meeting of our
Chamber of Commerce was held We'd
nesdaY evening, at which time several
important questions came up for con
siderati0n and discussion, from all of
which it is hoped much local and gen
eral good may result. We would say
right here that probably much more
good might be done by this body if all
the business men become members
and then regularly attend the meet
ings.
The parade Thursday evening in
honor of Congressman Price, was
very fine one. The Badger band led
the procession and the lamps and
uniforms were in line, and the occas-
ion enliyened by a very creditable dis
play of fireworks. Mr.. Pattison, Pres
ident of the Blaine and Logan club
was so unwell that he did not deem it
advisable to be out in the night air,
but showed his appreciation of the
speaker and the cause by Illuminating
his residence which is Just opposite the
hall where the speaker held forth
Martin is chuck full" of patriotism,
and has done valient work this fall,
for ali which he will sooner or later
reap his reward