The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-27
BADGER NOTES.

at the Cold Spring grounds, Milwaukee.
The property is now SO valuable that
there is small likelihood that state of
city will buy it for public use. 1t will
/ be cut up into house lots. Col. Yates,
the owner, has been offered So 900 an
acre for it.
| THos. c. CoprIN, locomotive engineer,
| has been missing from his home III La
Crosse since July 4.
| DIRECTORS of the Waukesha, Pewau-
| kee, Oconomowoc & Western Railway
talk of extending their line to Beaver
Dam.
Mrs. q. II. WAsHBNRN and Mrs. Ii. I'll.
Hayden were badly injured in runa
way accident at Eau Claire.
THE Milwaukee Wheelmen's Club has
decided to erect club house of its own,
and stock company will be organized
at once for this purpose. Subscriptions
amounting to 81 900 have already been
received.
ATTACHMENTS in behalf of the First
National Bank of Bessemer have been
placed on all the property in Ashland
city and county belonging to A. Weed
& Co., and A. and Paul Weed individu-
ally. Defendants are unable to meet
note for s. 500, due the bank September
II. The embarrassment of the Weeds,
who are lumbermen, grows out of the
Hoxie d Mellor failure at Amigo.
Miss AUGUSTA QuINDIEY and Miss
Eleanor Burritt, of Wisconsin, have
been appointed to clerkships in the
pension office, Washington, under the
civil service rules.
THERE are now in the state $50 Good
Templar lodges, including u ,532 Elem-
bers.
Mrs. ELIZABETH THOMPSON, wife of
Alexander Thompson, died on the 22d,
at her home in the town of Westport.
She was a native of Scotland, and was
l0l years, 10 months and II days old.
CONTRACTS were let at Eau Claire for
the construction of new passenger
depot for the Wisconsin Central road.
MARINETTE capitalists will build a large
pull p mill at the lower Quinnesec Falls,
on the Menominee River. The site
costs $4,000.
THE Ashland Iron & Steel Company |
has located range of charcoalfurnaces |
at Colby, the business men and farmers |
having given lands as bonus.
FRANK HARTKoPF. a mason, died a
frlghtful death on the 22d. He was en- /
ployed on Brumder's new building on
West Water Street, Milwaukee. Short |
~ dlttI IlooIi ltSt HIS ibDtIllS Oh tue |
scatfolding on the third floor and fell to |
the ground, distance of forty feet. He I
was picked up unconscious and at once
to the Emergency Hospital, /
where he died an hour later. He fell |
on a stone and his skull and arms were
fractured.
The official census figures give Mil
waukee population of 204, $50, an in
crease in the past decade of IS, SOB, or
1862 per cent.
THE total output of Ashland ice deal
ers for the season of 1890, up to date,
has been about 100000 tons.
THE real estate sales in Milwaukee for
the week ending September 20 amount
ed to $3.50 900.
OVER 10000 people attended the Mil
waukee Exposition on the Goth, 800 of
whom were boys.
For unprofessional conduct, District
Rossman, of Ashland, was
TO pay a fine.
THE Milwaukee & Northern Railroad
is no longer an independent line BY
the action of the Board of Directors of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul road,
at their annual meeting on the goth, the
d Northern has become a
part of the great st. Paul system.
THE Ashland Iron and Steel Company
has located range of charcoal furnaces
at Colby, the business men and farmers
having given lands as a bonus.
SENATOR SrooNER will open the cam
paign in Milwaukee October 4, and
speak every day except Sunday till
election.
Gross receipts of the state fair will
reach about $50, 900.
FRANCIS HARMEyER, who came to Mil
Haukee in 1886, is dead, aged 80 years.
THE Kirby House, Milwaukee, enter
aimed among its other guests, recently,
salem Mohaleghah and Wife kalcd
and wife, and Shaker Mo-
laleghab, party of tourists from
Mount Lebanon, Syria.
NELSON WALDo's house of ill-fame at
la Crosse was burned with loss of 81
100; insurance 81 900.
EMIL ALBRIGHT and Segust Hanson,
he youthful La Crosse burglars, were
ent up for two years each.
ROSE BALoM, a little Eau Claire girl.
ell into the ''log flume" and was swept
nto Half Moon Lake
In quarrel over a question of wages
t Milwaukee on the 18th inst, Capt
Vim. II. Landgraf, of the steamer Ne
|
,nown as Charley"
DANIEL WHALEy died suddenly at his
esidence in Prairie du Chen on the
Sth, of neart disease, at the age of So
lie had been resident of that city over
fly years. He was at one time a sol
Ter in the regular army and took part
n the Seminole war.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand people attend
q the state fair on the l7th
MANAGER McCoRMIcK, of the North
Wisconsin Lumber Company, at Hay-
ard, says 40,OoO, 900 feet of lumber will
e the output of his mill for the season.
r about what it was last wear
J. w. Cora is the new agent of the
Wisconsin Central at Ashland.
The Presbytery of Milwaukee adopt
d resolutions favorng the Bennett law.
TIE passage of land forfeiture bill
pened 81 100000 worth of Douglas
ounty lands.
WV. I1ooLIHAS, a lamplighter. was
llled by the cars at the National
venue Depot, Milwaukee.
THE kraus Merkel Mating Company
i'll spend 100000 in improving its
liant in Milwaukee. =