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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
Big Eggs

Some time ago the ADVOCATE Motto
ed that Mr.. Frissell had a hen with a
propensity for laying big eggs, one egg
measuring 8 inches in circumference
one way 6nches the other The Supe-
rior Times lays" over our item by the
following
''Aif VI N Wheelen has hen which
we think Is fully entitled to the belt,
in fact we think she really needs it for
personal safety, as a big egg producer.
\ few days ago she deposited an egg
that measured six65 inches When
this record IS beaten we viii cal upon
her for further evidence Of her powers
in this line.
w are now ready to go you one bet
ter, Bro Christie. The first above men
TONED hen has since produced an egg
S3lncheS by 81 inches in circumference.
" hat IS still more strange, she has
shown remarkable range as must
clans call it, 10y laying an egg less than
two inches IN circumference, or very
little more than half ar inch in dia-
meter NeXt!-Cumberland Advocate.
We telephoned our hen the above
facts and called for further efforts, but
learned that she was just now giving
her full attention to a large family,
bat when She got reliel from this duty
she would see what could be done.
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The act Of the City council in
throwing out, or Ignoring our bid for
the City printing when it was asked
for; received and found to be the low
est OF the four bids made, is univer-
sally condemned. We have not heard
one single man, or heard of a man,
aside from the eight men who perpe-
trated the infamous act, that has had
the hardihOod to offer even the slight
est apology for their act. Our friends
and foes are a unit IN denouncing the
act as dishonorable in the extreme.
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Cur FE"sa Yacht.

While in the east recently Messrs
Martin and William Pattison bought
for their pleasure boat a handsome
steam Yacht, which arrived here by
cars last Tuesday evening. We have
not had time to give it a personal in
spection, but hear it spoken Of as "a
thing Of beauty, and a joy forever. -
1t is 80 feet in length and 10 feet in
width, and is the first craft Of its class
to be launched upon cur beautiful bay.
May their pleasure trips be many and
their mIsshans none.
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At meeting of the directors of
the Douglas County Building and Loan
Association held last Saturday evening,
Organization was perfected by electing
Neil Smith President, Denis Dean vice
President, Allen Ter Bush Secre-
tary, J. D. Whitney Treasurer and
Champ Green Counselor The as
soeiation is in y healJy financial con
dibon, but its membership is not 50
large rs it ought to be. Every man and
women, especially the working man or
woman, ough to have some shares
in this association. When men of
means and business take hold of these
things and put their money into them
as a speculation, you can rest assured
that 1t is both a good and a safe place
Of deposit Regular meetings every
Saturday evenings. II You want to
subscribe for, or buy Stock call around.
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JOHN 4, BARDON, 2. NJ.

Is our council talking business
to the water Company about giving us
good lake water, or are they only hint
ing to the company that it is about
time to ''straddle the blind and lu-
bricate the judicial machinery, as of
yore? If they mean business in their
demand for good pure water and plenty
Of it, the TIMES wants to be among the
first to pat then on the back We viii
stand by you in all honorable acts,
gentlemen, blt-not in robbing the
people and usl
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Stllb ~ ttti gllL iA44tN1iI Sent,
Mclean, Olson, Messingham, johnson
Nels, Burlette, Spaulding, Hoolihan,
/ Johnson e, and Marion, constituting
d majority Of the Board
/ Mr. Burdette, chairman Of the com
mittee ON Rules, submitted the report
of said committee After some discus
sion the report was adopted,
The Chairman appointed the stand
ing committees as follows:
I. Roads and Bridges: II. D. Mes
singham, Chairman, i. =. SpauldIng,
L. johnson, Edwin H. Marion and !.
J. Hoolilan
,. Consisting of two members with
Chairman, ON Bonds of County officers:
/. J. Hoolihan and o. W Olson
3. Claims and Finance: a F. Bur
dette, Nels johnson and f. johnson.
/. Public Grounds and Buildings:
II. Hayes, Q. W. Olsen, G. H. Walker
.. Poor Farm: b. 3. Spauldmg, II.
D. Messingham, E. H. Marion
6. Claims Of Sheriff, ETC.: Geo. II.
Walker, Il Hayes, \. I. Burdette.
:. Tax Certificates and Taxes: /.
J. Hoolihan, II. D, AIessingham, B. B.
spaulding.
s. Change of names Of Persons, etc:
l.. J. Hoolihan, II. D. 1Iessingham, b.
3. Spaulding.
Messingham moved that the number
Of the members on the committee on
Roads and Bridges be increased TO six,
and that r. b. Mclean be the sixth
member Carried
a petition from the Board of Super
yisors of the Town Of Superior was
read, petitioning the county board to
/ levy a tax Of three thousand dollars to
defray one-half of the cost Of building
a bridge across Nemadji River, where
Hammond Avenue crosses said river,
and stating that said town Of Superior
had voted to construct such bridge.
Moved and seconded that r. 3. Nc
Lead and H. D. Messingham, be ap-
pointed Commissioners to act on behalf
of the county in said matter, with one
the members OF the town board Of sad
town,
Moved ana seconded that DR. IL. =.
russell De appointed County PhySlcian
during the ensuing year with a salary
Of $500 per annus. Carried.
| Moved and seconded that one copy of
Il. L. Folks local Directory be ordered
ana That the same be lett IN the county
Clerks Office Carried
county treasurer blsLioh $ report as
10 descriptions struck from delinquent
folL, referred 10 collllhlIlee on taxes.
Inc peIlI.oh Oh D. .. hlIcille ana oIh-
er7' req 'es'iilS 'Ae county Ooard 10 re-
u"ce llle assessment Oh INC p" = ol >" j.,
ana Ile SCUM % acres o. e Oh S|i Oh
SeS' Il l p 49, Range r. lio "eie9' lIoIil
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The couucilmen who have robbed
both tie people and the TINES Of sew
eral hundred dollars, have not yet re
eoiTed conscience shock sufficiently
heavy to cause them to repent and act
h5noralLy aad honestly. They evident
Is think that a dirty, contemplate act
performed and Wen adhered to5is about
as good as an honest act in the FIRST
place, would have been. Some men are
balt tisat way. OF such ara these.
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AEggEgTFsED LEST.
SUPERIOE, Wis, MAY Is. 1889

SUPERIOR, Wis, May IS, 1889.
The following letters We're remain
ing uncalled for at the close of bust
ness May 18th, 1889, and unless called
within thirty days from date, VIII be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Fred Davis, Hattie Field, Paul Lin
ouette, Monsieur jean Limpuhches,
William Mcleod, A L. McHugh, F.
H. Peterson, Frank Sanders, Matte
Smith, NJ A. Smith, J. O.. Stankey,
Flora Taylor, August Westlnd, Rev.
\. b. Nhitmer.
JOHN A. BARDON, 2. NJ.
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When we got UP " ednesday morn
ing the SNOW capped mountains in Du-
luth looked bleak and baye for fact.
No snow here but all was as serene as
q new May morning ought to be. We
pity the poor unfortunates who are
tied TO the cold, rocky cliffs ever
Ila.ra :,
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Notice for Bids to Balid aria se.

Notice in hereby given that Sealed bids for
buildings bridge across the NcmGdI River, al
the crossing Of Hammond avenue, according TO
the plans and specifications TO be seen at the
store Of kcaough Bros, East End. and at the
Office of the County Surveyor in City Han, West
Superior, until Monday May 9th 1889 az O'Clock
p. IN. Mark all communications Bridge Bids
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Dates May 10, 1859.
r. =. MCLEAN
Cl-m. 90 Ennr1.
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Notice T0r Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
Nav 4st 1889.

LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
May ist 1889.
Notice is heerhy given that the following-nam-
ed settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before Clerk Circuit Court IL
Superior Wis, on
Jure HIN 1883.
viz. William Miller. Ed. l. No. Gil for the swJ4
Sec. >. Up Il y Range - west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF, said
land, viz Geo. Foltz, Geo. Taylor. Andrew II.
Polski, Oscar Boden, of Poplar, Douglas Co. Wis.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF sucl PROOF, or VINO knows "i any
tiouS of the Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed. viii be given an orp0r-
tunity an the above mentioned time and place 10
cross. examine the witnesses Ufsaid claimant and
to offer evidence in Iebul;al Of that submitted by
claimant.
m4ji5 G. W. CARRINGTON, Register.
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line. Goods promptly delivered to any
part OF the city.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN

May IS, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
Cd settler has filed notice OF his iuJautiun To- make
final proof i'm support of his claim and that said
proof Will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Douglas county AT Superior, Wis, on
Saturday. 5uue 29tts 1859.
viz: Charles Soderlnud. I'D. f. No 1860, for the
Wa OF se}4 of Sec 20 TIP. ~ n, K. 10 ".
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, y.z.--John EyLcrg. Gustaf a0dcrland,
A. Miller Alex. r, Fri5eTger, all Of Hawthorne,
Wisconsin.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof OF who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law ana the regula-
lions of the interior Department why such proof
should not De allowed viii DE given au oppOrtu-
nifty at the above mentioned time and place TO
cross examine the witnesses OF said claimant. and
10 offer evidence in rebutlaI OF that submitted by
claimant
mleF2J G. W. CARRINGTON REGISTER
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Mrs Perry returned from her visit
with friends in Michigan, some days
since
Mr.. 5, Z, Tubbs expects to move
into lis new house in Central Park
next week.
Mr.. s. J. GIaxson, of Minnesota. i,
in the city visiting his sons and daught
ers living here
The barge Chris Grover cleared on
Thursday afternoon for Port Arthur,
with a full cargo Of lumber.
The coal and decidedly wet rains
Of this week have been enough to give
the most cheerful man the blaes.
With but one honest man in twelve
Of the council, the City Treasurer viii
not have much to turn over to his sue
cess0r next spring.
The sale of lands for delinquent
taxes begins next Tuesday. II you
have some spare cash about you, here
is q good chance to invest it.
When you want to DO any " swear.
ing " so to Georges jeweIry store He
is the most centrally located Notary
Public, and generally at home.
The nine year old chiIdwh strayed
away Monday was returned to its
mother yesterday after passing a cold
night in the woods-Jounal 10TH
Mail service was established on
the Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
road last week, which viii prove Of
considerable advantage to our business
men.
Among the arrivals this week were
the steamship Northern Wave, City Of
Fremont, Ossifrage, Northern King
Badger State, Northern Queen ant
Mentor.
L. T. Johnston has been fencing ii
his corner on Becker and Seventh
street, and VIII improve the same. lie
ought to put two or three good build
ings there.
w hata pity Boss Tweed could not
have lived to gaze upon our city coun
ell. 1t would have done his Odd sinful
4 heart good to know that he had sucI
apt imitators
The Band of Hope children are
nrar,arfno, fo,. a,otl,o,, If tbof,. i,,;,,,it
able entertainments which viii ho e,i,,
on an tho 21r+ met ne fo,.o.ot H.,
data and he e1,ra Won ottand
stone foundation under his house on
Rocker avapuo. al., . vim, an tho ,,-og4
side Of the san,a IIa win hove ON ola
rant home when +basa fn,rro,-or,a,,t.
are COMPLETED
rr.a+-,o-,. 4,--.,.-, e.-4.:.,--.,,
.--'' -, " - -, - $50 '-,'1 " IN -
80 80 ''lo,'-'' ''g,n , 80 - ~
s,,,,nlns dirt. and the nroDor o,,a,fno
mn Of the street n,al-as tbat come
look like q now rIaoa antfralv
$50 West III Street. corner Saint John
avenue; Fifteen Dollars per month
u '7l~' 'lle "a u DOCS : ~ 7, y, , lIIil p
y = - =
-Ihe new states to be, North Dako
''' Montana ana " asiliilgJoh' are DOW
preparing Ihelf several state CohStltu
lolia. S9o1il D"Nota mas h'fs all READY
.,' - y, 9'',5 'N,'tS io-iiil @1op'Loh- II
''''. az " -, '.1'' q III l'S' VI ollic
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Notice Eor Publication.
LAND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
ApriI a2r,1 1850


LAND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
April 23rd 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
= named settler has filed notice ofhis intention
70 make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before the Clerk Of
jhe Circuit Court for Douglas County at superior,
Wisconsin, on the
Fourth cay Of June 1850.
VIZ: Andres G.. Johnson, HI. Z. Ne. 500 for lots
., 3, and and nei4 of uWJ4 See. >, Up IS, north
Range III west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz Swan Swan6erg. II. Peterson.
AadrewNei55u, $. ". SWeusou, all of law horne
Douglas Co. Wisconsin.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of sUcH proof, OF who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the law and the reguli-
tons Of the Interior Department. Why such proof
should not be allowed viii be given an oppCT-
unity at the above mentioned time and place to
cross examine the witnesses OF said claimant and
to offer evidence in rebutlal OF that submitted by
claimant
c. W. CAEEINGTON. Register.
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6. I. O0iIViG.
LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,

Notice is hereby given that the fo,lowiEg-nam
ed settler has filed notice ui his intention to max,
final proof I'm support of his clam, ana that sail
proof VIII Dc made before Clerk OF Tire CIrruj
Cour, at superior, Wis, on june -, 1889. viz
AHdrrv vs.. S"eHSou. D. s. No. Iii. for the SEA
of Nilf, sec. oj, Ip- AZ y, Range Ii W. lie mana
cS the following Witnesses 90 prove hisc0H.iHuau,
Andrew Anderson, Adolf Carlson, Christ Olson
GusJof Suderlalid al Of Hawthorne Douglas Co..
Wisconsin,.
Any person who desires to protest against the
ALLOWANCE of such proof. OF knows Of amy sub
staut.al reason under the law ana regulations %
/ The Interior Department, why such proof should
not be allowed, Will De given au opportunity az
the above mentioned time and place 20 cross eE-
anime thc Witnesses Of said claimant, and o.luT
. evidence in rI9uttd Of that submitted by claim.
amt.
mIIi22 g. ". CARRINGTOE, Register
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viz August Moran. his III. e. No SO. for the
~Nll of section "a. in town u j. rag-a u ".
III names the following Witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land, Wis, SFauheFg, Gust #. Peterson,
Oscar F. Anderson. Gust l.oar al Of avtnorn,
Douglas county, Wis
il3-als G. ". CAEBTEGTOE Register.
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said town were sold at said tax sale to
/ Byron T Randall, t0-wit:
/ s. of nw} Sec. %, 7. Il, r. Il, for $3O.95
sWi of sci - q, -" 1872
AND WHEREAS, The taxes for which
said lands were sold were in part lille
gal and settlements have been hereto
fore made with owners Of lands in said
town by the terms Of which they have
been relieved from the payment of the
1 portion of the tax which is conceded to
have been Illegal estimated at 10 per
cent. Of the whole tax, and
WHEREAS, The owner Of The above
described lands, Edward RutIedge, is
anxious to make settlement as to the
/ tax lien thereon on the terms granted
to others similarly situated, that is by
( paying 30 per cent. Of the tax, and has
arranged with said Wilson and Randall
that they VIII take said 80 per cent.
and turn in to the county their tax Ger
/ titicates for cancellation if they (the
said Wilson and RandalD, are REIN
bursed by the county for the balance
( Of the money which they have paid for
/ their said certificates, Ii. e. 20 per cent.
I of the face of said certificates, with in
/ terest att per cent?, and seeming to
/ this Board just and equitable and in
1 accordance with the course followed in
other eases as to the said Nebagamain
/ tax for 16S7), thai such reimbursement
should he made, now be it
Bssolre7 That the County Clerk be.
and he IS hereby authorized to receive
from said Wilson and Randall the tax
i certificates above described, and he
! shall cancel the same and upon such
cancellation orders shall issue to said
4 Wilson and Randall, for 20 per cent Of
/ the face of the certificates held by them
j respectively, and interest st 7 per cent.
+ and the county clerk shall charge the
amount Of said orders to the town Of
/ Ne5aganain,
I Igor.de3, h9Jraer, That the County
+ Clerk shall not act in the premisis and
/ the above orders shalInot be issued I'M
til the Town Board Of Nebaramain
shall hy resolution, "a certified copv
! whereof shall be fled with the raid 90.
+ Clerk, assent to have the amount to
/ be reimbursed to said Wilson and Ran
DALI charged back 10 said town as
/ above provided
r. 3. MCLEAN.
Adjourned til NTov II Of O q n,
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l6Ss, at 10 per cent. above face value,
and certificates lib, ll15, lll6, of 1883,
at face value, be granted.
That relief of 80 per cent be grant
ed f. A. Shores on his taxes on sw of
ne of section 24-47-11, said allowance
amounting to $5.0S
The report was adopted.
The committee on claims reported
and recommended the following.
That claims No. $50, 298, 283, 80, 284
4 POI, 2s6, 292, 294, 293, $40, sos, 279, 27s,
pr, pos, 275, 900, PCS, 268, 257, 261, 280,
207, 817, 258, 8ls, $40, 800, 500, 3O4, $40,
25G, SIS, 81, 3D., 3l1, 303, 302, sos, 307,
sos, $50, 264, 90, 80, 81, 80, 313, be
allowed in full.
That claim 259, of VIM. Schuster, for
digging grave be allowed at $500 in
stead Of $500.
That claim sol, Of Marion, be allowed
at SO, instead of $50
! That claim 262, of Peter Nelson, be
allowed at 500 instead of $50
That claims 800, and 263, be reported
back TO DIR, Russell for verrifcation,
and that orders then be issued for the
full amount.
That claim 2S2 Of TIofflund for tele-
I phone service be disallowed
Nh Marion's bill was taken up by
the full board and allowed in full; Me
Lean, Olson, Messingham, Spaulding,
Johnson T., Marion and Hoolhan yot-
ing for, and Johnson n, and Burdette
voting against il.
Claim % for telephone service, was
allowed in full by the board
Claim 257 was referred by the board
to chairman of committee to negotiate
with Dwyor Bros, for reduction, as
it appeared to BE too high
Moved and seconded, That the bal
lance Of the claims be allowed as re
ported and that the chairman and clerk
be authorized to issue and sign orders
for same. Carried.
A petition from the Clerk Of Court,
for an allowance appropriation of $50,
for the making Of a Judgment Index,
was laid on the table
\ petition from the county officers
to establish Office hours from $50 q. m.
to L m. and l p. IN. to 8 p M, was
considered and was it was moved, sec
onded and adopted, that the offices of
the county officers shall be kept open
frem 9 o'cloc5a a. m, toI2m.; and from
I o'clock p. m, to o'clock p. N.
The County Clerk was ordered to no
tify 7. H. Wolford to move the old
county jail within 30 days.
The following resolutions were adcp-
ted!
WHEREAS, Owners Of many lots on
Netteton avenue, and Becker avenue,
and ". "a street, city Of Superior,
have applied to this board for a reduc-
ton of alleged Illegal special assess
ments thereon, and
WHEREAS, We have doubt as to
whether the city Of Superior can hold
Douglas county liable for any reduc-
ton Of taxes in its settlement with the
county, Now, therefore, be it
Res0Ired, That the matter of such
alleged Illegal special assessment be
referred to the committee on taxation,
with instructions not to recommend
any reductions unless the city Of Supe-
ri0r viii, by resolution of the city c0un-
/ ell. agree To settle with D0uuIas couu-
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George r. Hughes, + 81. Paul, ar
rived here yesterday morning, accom-
panied by his son, George Jr. lIr.
Haghes VIII take the general manage
nent Of the new Real Estate and Alb
stract business to be located in the
handsome new building facing The
Edclid House, and we are al glad to
have him with us permanently.
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A son Of John Briniley exhibited
in this Office last Saturday, a notable
monstrosity in the shape of full
Gedged and fully developed four-legged
chicken, The bird died from some
cause when but one day old, For the
further proof Of this statement, apply
to John Conquest, who has the fowl
picked in aloohol-Cumberland Ad-
yOcate.
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Eson..s1. - -. -.
Eo:7ea ror Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

tNIA5-li p -ta-.7 l-A-HD vs. 2 f. i.
Ashland Wis April gtis, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
y named settler has fled notice uf his intention
TO make final proof ia support Of his claim and
that said proof VIII be maGe before thc Clerk If
tie circuit court for bCugi4s county, at superior,
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The G. \. II. camp fire last Mon
day evening was well attended and Il
most enjoyable time had. The uni
form rank K. Of p. were out in force
which lent quite military aspect to
the occasion; Mrs, Hincllly being pres
ent gave us reyeral fine songs in some
of which all the boys joined in making
the chores, loud of not exactly harm
onious. \ regular meeting of the Post
viii be held at this End of town next
Saturday evening, the p inst. Let all
attend.
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County Board Proceedings.
SUPERIOR, May :, 1889.

SPECIAL SESSION.
The Board Of Supervisors for the
County of Douglas met pursuant to call
at 10 o'clock a. m, May ,, 1889.
\. T. Burdette was elected Chairman
pro tenn. after which the County Clerk
called the roll to which the following
nine members answered, constituting
majority of the whole Board: r.. b.
Mclean, A. f. BJudette, @. w Olson,
IL, ID. Messingham, Nels Johnson, b.
u. Spaulding, Edwin Johnson, L. II.
Marion, L. J. Uoolihan
Absent We're; Hiram Hayes, George
II. Walker,
The board then proceeded to the elec-
ton Of a permanent Chairman, which
resulted in the election Of r. B. Me
Lean, by acelamation, after first tax
ing an informal ballot
Moved by Burdette and seconded,
that q committee on Rules, etc, con
sisting Of three memcers, be appointed
by the Chair and report at this meet
ing of the board. Carried.
The Chairman appointed A. F. Bur
dette, III Hoollhan and B. b. Spauld-
ing as such committee.
Adjourned till o'clock p. m.
CHAs. LAGR0, Co. Clerk.
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GEECE.

LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
April 9th 1SS9.
n Office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intention
90 make fiuai proof in support of his claim and
that said proof viii he made before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for Douglas County, Al Superior
Wis, on the
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Mrs. Perry returned from her visit
With friends in Michigan, some days