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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
John and Sac Judse Celebrate.

One year ago today Judge Steele
took his seat ON the bench of the mu-
nIclpdl court. The first case before
him was a plain drunk giving his
name as John I. Thompson. John
was fer some time a frequent visitor
at the court room, being fined five
times within week. lie then dlsap-
pearJd.
1t Is . strange coincidence that to-
day the FIRST anniversary OF the open
ing Of the court, the sclt-same John I.
i ho npson, drunk as usual, was the
first to greet his honor. -
lie was ablsvt0 pay the fine Of five
dollars and costs ard went on his way
rejoicing ,-$elegram Of the 18th.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
RESOLUTIONS OF Regret.

At the meeting of the West En-
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
evening, the following resolutions OF
regret We're reported by the committee
appointed for the purpose, and adopted
by the chamber:
WHEREAS. Gen John Henry Hammond one
Of The INST Interpretations of this ca mJer depart
ed his lille ut his home in the clty OF st Paul,
Min esgta on the 3JIh day Of April, 1891 II Is
Therefore
Resolved That this chamber hereby tenders
% ne family and relatives OF oar departed broth
er. lis sincere and heartfelt sympathy III the be-
TgayHeut thUS Inflicted upon them.
That We, il common with the whole commit
uIjy, deplpre and mourn the loss We nave all sur
lei, in General HHuHOud death.
That We WISH To record OR respect for his
memory one Of the foremost founders and pro-
jectJrS az this city.
That as a further m@FE-o f our respect for the
deceased, We transmit a copy of these proceed
in-s 10 the family OF General Hammond and
that these resolutions be spread upon the records
Of this chamber.
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q LounS Uonianss Success.

One Of the brightest women in New
York. Mrs Isabel Mall2n, who per
haps knows more about woman's dress
and tiXings than any woman in Ameri-
ca. has been added to the editorial
staff OF the Ladies Home Journal, Of
Philadelphia Mrs. 3IaIl0n IS an eX-
perienced editorial writer and VIII
conduct one of the fullest and strong
est fashion departments in the Journ-
al ever attempted in a general maya
zine. Her position now makes her the
best-paid fashion writer in the country
Mrs. Mall0n j. young, pretty, and one
OF the best-kHOwn women IN : eW
York society.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
WHITE BIRCH SPLiSCG.s
MUTE BIRCH. NAY Q. is

WHITE BIRCH, May 9, 1890.
Herman George, of Superior, was
here last Tuesday.
P E. Waterbury is coming to the
front IS trout fisher. He caught $50
last Wednesday, in five hours.
Mr. Peter McAlpin's camp was de-
stroyed by fire last week. Loss 81 500.
Forest fires hay9heen quite numerous
the past week and large amount of
pine consumed.
Charles Lord, 81, is becoming quite
a real estate hustler lie sold several
lots the past week from S75 up to $500
Joseph Lucius is slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
2. f Waterbury is having some
fine boats built here John Osogie and
Charles Lord, Jr., are doing the work.
n Lucius, Jr., received from Madi-
son, Wis, 100000 Rainbow Trout to-
day which he will plant in the head
waters of the Brule and tributaries of
Lake st. CroiX. We understand that
Nick viii also receive a large number
of lake fish fry sGon. We wish him
success, for fish we must have.
f. II. Marion and family and 2. Col
gard, started for Iron river Yesterday
Tor their claims. Hope they viii prove
= success.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10

At the annual meeting OF the Doug
las County Building and Loan Ass0-
citation held at the Office OF the Secre-
tary, the following Board Of Directors
were elected. viz: Neil Smith, c. F.
Frey, ". J. WhipIla, Z. b. Banks,
John C. Bertrand, l.. ID. Newton, }.
Lutte Christie.
As there was business to transact
the Board at once organized by elect
ing Neil Smith president; c. L. Frey.
president; II. y. George, Secre-
taUy; J y. Whitney, treasurer;
Champ Green, sol otter.
Reports Of the Secretary and Treas
rrer not being quite ready for submjs-
sion they were aid over until the next
regular meeting The society is III 4
healthy condition, ana but about 800
Of idle sur las on hand.
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Another Of our Brule homestead
ers has lost his home by fire. Last
sumed by fire together with all his eff.
fects, Mi. Peterson being away from
home at the time. 1t is supposed the
fire caught from "a timber fire which
was burning not. far of with a strong
wind blowing. Mr.. Peterson has no
family to suffer by the loss, but lie has
only one arm, and being q sober in
dUstriOus man who WAS trying with
but one hand to open up farm in our
country. a little friendly assistance
would be thankfully received and
Worthily bestowed. Donations may
be sent in care of Thomas Doherty,
Poplar, y iscOnsin.
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Another company of SPECTATORS
are asking to put another row OF IN
siEhtly-or all sightlg-poIes along our
streets for another telephone wire
We hope the council viii have sand"
enough TO do scRabiGg for tie city and
refuse to grant any more such rights
or privileges The pole nuisance had
ought to have been stopped long ago.
It must be stopped soon at best
Then Why not stop it now. and give
orders II have what Is Up now re
moved, giving two or three years
time for the companies to do the work
OF removal in:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
SATURDAY EVENING. NAY 10TH,

The Woman's Relief CorPs viii give
a = cent social at J. ID. RObie,s oiace
l36 W. Second Street next To the Re
we're House. to raise funds for Deco
ration day. Do not get supper at
home, bat come early and patronize
the " K. c. and listen to the Army
Bean Supper from s to 20 .. m.
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superior, IL . suIl's Eye.

Gee. D. M0uIt1n, says one Of our eX-
changes. has discovered a very inte-
resting tact connected with the map
OF Meth America Ii you place one
point OF a pair of divides on the spot
marked Superior and the other at
IewistOwn, Cape Breton. Nova Scotia,
the terminus OF the Canadian Pacific
railroad. then swing it around and the
point VIII touch the mouth OF the Rio
iIrande and the mouth of the Column
bja river and Puget Sound and the
Northern point OF North America on
the Arctic ocean. 1t makes quite an
interesting study and, Mr. Moulton
saws. shows cOnclGSiyely that Superior
is the heart OF \ 0Tth America
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10

Bro. Frey. of the Voice Of Labor,
IS trying To bride the council into des-
ignatlrg his paper as the official organ
oi the city. He says he VIII do the
work just as cheap as anybody, and in
addition donate ten copies OF his pa
per 10 each alderman to give TO his
constituency OF devOur himself Is he
sees fit Il IS said there was not q dry
eve in the council chamber when this
touching and generous offer was made
and the council adjourned fer week
TO consider the matter
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Daily Leader; The Duluth News
says tha5 the Leader is swift enough
to fall into line with the o.her blow
hards across the bay, meaning Supe-
riorl, butn0t fast enough to catch on
to the fact that Duluth is now and al
ways VIII be the head of the lake. -
The Leader pleads guilty to the last
count III the Indictment; It is not fast
enough TO catch on to q fact which
does not exist. It realizes the fact that
Duluth Z" sits like a monument smiling
at grief" on the declvIty of a barren
rock At the head Of the lake, but it has
vet to learn that it constitutes the
lake itself
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Mr.. Grafton Mason has been mad

Mr.. Grafton Mason has been made
city stenographer. The object Of ere
ating this office is not generally known
and some people object to being taxed
fer its support. !. word Of eXplama-
ton, however, VIII remove all objec-
ton from the extra tax. 1t occurred
to some one that if the city could re
cord and preserve the speeches Of Aid
erman McEachern Oh city printing
and the weekly newspaper and also all
OF his objections just as they fell,
with a s.ckeuing thud,) from his cl0-
quent lips, they (the said speeches and
thud5) might later on be sold to some
dime museum as the greatest cUrio5i-
ties Of the age, for a sum more thn
sufficient to maintain the office. " {
think, however, the city VIII get left
on the speculation.
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The Leader man thinks we bear
down little hard On him because we
thought ii would be out Of the Ques-
ton Tor lifelong democrat to pub
liSh an independent newspaper. Not
at all, brother Swineford The same
remark applies with equal force to
Mr.. Wheelock, of the Pioneer Press.
That paper poses as an independent
political sheet, but when a man sub
scribeS for il it is generally because he
wants the leading Republican paper OF
the Northwest. We Ike to see a man
sail his craft under his own colors if he
has any, whether Democratic, Repub-
hcan or even prohibition. Then we
want to see III that same man indie
pendence enough to oppose bad n0lni-
nations IL his party, and 10 stand up
ana fight such nominations If his party
persists in making them. This Is just
what Mr.. WhetlUck was doing last
week in the mayOrality fight, but It is
not an independent paper because the
paper as such, is straight out Republi-
can in every other particular. It's ed
itoT has simply manhood enough to on
pose a bad man for a high position al
though that man is found within his
own party lines. This is true indie
pendence. Bat fer a man to pretend
to be politically independent in
these piping times Of strife and dis
cusSion, is simply absurd. There is no
neutral ground for him to stand on,
and besides, if there was and he oc-
cupied it, it would be a plain admis-
sion that he didn't have brains enough
to form an opinion OF his own.
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tOgiC5t.
$50 * LO.Gers, u Getting.

Npt;ceis hereby given mat the Annual Meet
ing of the stock holders OF the superior Iou>ol-
idat..l Land Company. viii be held at the Office
Of s2c Company in tire City Of Superior State of
Wi conSiu, on Wednesday the 4Ih day OF june
\. d. 1890. NJ 10 o'clock a. of said day for the
annual election OF officers. and the transaction 1t
such business as may rcgu arly come before it.
Dated superior, pril =, lisa.
~ VICTOR GUILLGN, Scc'y.
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7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
- April T. 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final prO.f i'll support GfhiS claim, and hat
said proof viii be made before the JaGge, or in
his absence tn. Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Doug
las County, Wisconsin. at superior .sconsiu, on
Eyay 2?tl:, 1890
viz; Samuel Nylunl. Homestead application No.
I15 for the \ SEA and NJ. SNl4 See Il, Tp. -,
y. L. l. "
lie names thc following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Leo Lord, Dennis Bodry, Octave
Roberts, all gf White Birch, Douglas Co, Wis
Robert =. Mclean, of Superior, Douglas Co, MS.
q. ". CAKBINGTO%,
algm2f Register
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Viz. JoHan P UIdhorn Hid Z 6s5. for the 81
sWlz SHl4 SE3f and lots ! and See. 10. TIP. 81,
y. T.. II IS.
lie names the following Witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz. John Rybere swan SWauberg.
Andrew Larson and August larson. all Of HGW-
lhOTue. Douglas county, Wisconsin.
a!2mI7 G.. II. CARRINGTON. Register.
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IN COUNTY COURT
COUNTY OF GoCGLAs.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
IN COUNTY COURT.
COUNTY OF HuCGLAs. J
IN the matter Of establishing descent of property
OF David Syme. deceased.
NOTICE l. hereby given that on the G9th day
OF Ami, lsse, the petition OF George Is Mobiles
was duly fled IN SAID Court praying for judy
mtnt determining the descent of real estate in
sad petition described. u Eim the SIid George
Il. Mobiles, as grantee of all the heirs ut law of
said deceased, and pursuant To order made
and entered herein on the said 10Th day Of April
l>9a, the said pcliIia.i viii be heard at a special
term of said Court het at the County Court
nom III the City OF superior. in said Douglas
County. on TnC- lay the l7th day of June, ls.I at
70 clock III the forenoon OF that day or as soon
thereafter rs counsel can be heard.
Dated April gy-h, lS-i.
By the Court,
b. L. ROBERTS County Judge
Douglas County kTiS
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Sof.cr 10. Publication.

AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
u april ,, I-e1.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of bis intention 20
make final proof i'm support Of his claim, and
lhar SAID r-1uf W.Il De made before the Judge.
or I'm ~, absence the Clerk at the Circuit Court
for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at Superior, Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10

u >9fNb 0utGt VIII ne fuFnlSacl on 81 DAY
time 10 the first responsible agent that aPp les tnT
II. with guarantee ut SI3J profit in four weeks
or no pay. Exclusive control OF your county Civ
en-. something new AMI With great possibilities.
VI prove our responsibility. Address at once,
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SEIE3SS.
CTRCurT CDURT-DOUGLAs COUNTY.
4. p Cook, Defendant

John Keaau-h. Edward keaough and Henry
Keagugn Plaintiffs.
vs..
A. T. Cook, Defendant
STATE or WISCONSIN. To said defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days afIer service If this summons, eI
elusive of the lay Of service anu defend The
shove entitled action ia the court aforesaid: and
in case OF your failure SD % d. judgU cnt wiz b.
rendered against You. according - the demand
Of the complaint. GED. o. MCiltGH.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office al lress. Superior, bOIglas county
Wisconsin.
y. B-The complaint in the above entitled
action was filed ia The Office Of the CLERK 81 the
gircuit Court. HouElas Ceauty, Wisconsin, OIL
tire - GaV " April, i,g1.
Go. o. EcFCGH
i'3-i..-5ti-' -fru-ger-
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
-. .N COUNTY CorRT.



n the matter oi ferIjuiug the descent Of certain
lands iu Douglas County. Wisconsin, 10 the
heirs az law II Mary ". ifinckjey. deceased
WHEREAS on the 18th day of April lsgo the
petition 81 J. j.. Emerson was fled in this cJur;
gcfie~. Tlisug among other taIUg> that Mary ~
LiIHeElrv departed this life on the 18Th day Of
APRIL ls,J. az Park City, leliowsione Coanty
Montana, Iute@-ate, AMI taat III the tiule Of hes
death she owned Hu estate III Inheritance in lots
ana ln block ~ ia The 1T division Of West
superior. and lot in block 10 In thu 9TH div
in block ia the Ontario land Csmpany's Ad-
clifton o. West superior, All ion the CRY 0f Supe-
riot Douglas Comfy, Wisconsin. ard that he IS
the only heir II law ef the sail Gceg3cut an 2
UrTyiUg Thar q Judgment mag Iia entered drterM-
iniu- the descent If al the said lands 80 Ei:n-
Ntice i hereby given shat the said petition
VIII be heard on the i0,h day Cf June. 1870 - the
county court rooms III the Court House II tie
City o. superior. 90 ID n. II Of 'sfat Gay.
Dated This I'D day Of pril, l-31
s25uIJ u T. EnGE-.T@ C unity Tu.3.e
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
D0UGLAs CoUNTY

= III = W h4'JDN-lN,l
DoUGTAs COUNTY.
In the matter Of the descent Of the real estate OF
john Benson deceased
on this 21a day Of April $500 the petition Of
Herbert ". tutn was dulr rTCf in This court.
from which g appears thai John BcusPu depart
ed this life on the l1th day @. April. INS3 at the
city % Newark. Essex County, Sta.e of New JeI-
soy. which was his last place of residence. That
he died Iute~tHte. scteEad Gi the following lands,
situated in Douglas County AMI state OF WIScGu-
sin t8-f.i-. The West half IF the Southeast quarter
ter ot rcasiDu a. Township y, Range II West.
That dgcsseHt left no personal property in this
state Nat more than six months have elapsed
since bis death, and that no administration has
been had upon his eS-atc That dscedent left
surviving Inn, his only heir at law, his Tid vs.
BOXauua Benson residing in said City OF Newark.
and that al the debts Of the estate have been
paid.
That on the DIST Of October. 1ss9 said Roxanna
benson canvgygd said lands TO Herhet w Coffin,
the petitioner IN this matter, who as that the
dis eE't OF said lands may be determined.
II f. ordered that said petition ae heard before
this court on the lOih day OF June $50 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon at the court room where
in said court is held at the Courts House in the
City Of Superior, in said County Of Douglas.
10 l. further ordered that unIce thereof tc
given 10 the heirs ar law Of John benson. dccyaS-
ed. AMI To all persons interested ny publishing
t.iS order 18 saturday of each week ia the STFz-
KtuE ] INE-- a weekly newspaper printed AMI
published in the City Of superior Douglas
tOIHtr and state Of Wisconsin. for three SueeCs-
size weeks prior to said day Cf hearing, and by
lCTS1ull service on AL Of the heirs Of GyCe3eUt
H.aisA- copies Of such petition and notice 20 All
OF sael heirs residing ont Of the state whose resi-
d=uce = known or can vita diligence b. aseer-
tanned SIX weeks before said hearing.
Done at Superior this 21i day Of April. 1880
a23m'0 D. E. ROBERTS. County Judge.
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JOHN II. BRIGHAM.
N3;ice 10: Publication.

WILLIAM \. CANT, Attorney for Assignee ot
lu;h, MINI. Il2jnl
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EaY 2rt,,. 1890.
Notice for Publication.

] AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
81 April 18TH 1890.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof support of his claim ard that
said proof VIII be made before the Clerk of the
CiTc:&it Court OF Douglas Co, Wisconsin,
a superior Wisconsin, on
Way 3ist 1899.
viz: William T. IIislop I'd Entry No. 1852 for the
NNlf sec 4Tp - y K - ".
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz John Johnson, Charles 7. Bay.
Sidney Haigh Johan l. Peterson, all Of DeGham,
Douglas Co., WIS.
G. W. CAEEINGTON
al9u14 Register
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J.C. II lewis & CO.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
COR. 9Th ST. And BECKER AVE.

We desire to call attention to our large
list oflots and blocks in Superior. We have
investments suitable for the rich and for the
poor. We will have in few days q number
Of lots on Thompson avenue at 1926 each,
one half cash. This is G, good deal. We have
blocks at $4,000 that are q snap Also q lot
on Sd facing bay at $3.50. one half cash, this
is cheap. Lots Oh 9Th street that are 9, bar
gain. These and many more we can sell you.
We would also be pleased to have owners
list their property with Us as we are sure to
sell it in q few days. We give 10 contracts
without the approval Of owners, therefore
are S Ire Of delivery. Give Us g call.
6. SUPERIOR, WlE9.
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81 UTS rs.
HIRCCIT COJET-DOUCLAs COUNTY.
Cleophas 7. N0rfisSct and
Charles Y. O Hare, Plaintiffs,
Ferdinand IIamsl, Defendant.

STATE or WISCONSIN. To said defendant:
You arc hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons eN-
elusive Of the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court Aforesaid and
in case Of your failure 50 TODD. Judgment will be
rendered against yUa according 10 the demand
OF the complaint. REED. GRACE Il ROCK.
Plaintiff II sOTucys
Post Office address West Superior, Douglas
county Wisconsin.
y 2. The complaint in the above entitled
action was fled in the office Of the clerk Of The
Circuit Court Douglas county, Wisconsin, on the
5;h day Of March, 1850.
REED. GRACE & ROCK,
Plaintiff : Attorneys
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Notice for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II May 3, 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Haued settler las filed notice of hi, intention 10
make final proof III support ~ his claim, and that
said proof Will be made before tine Judge. or i'm
his absence the Clerk. OF the Circuit Court for
Douglas cpIu;y, at Superior Wisconsin. OH
june azGIl. 1890,
VIZ: August Larson, ia. L. 40. 6S2. for the NJ.
Sec. g. Tp IS, y. X. Il W.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous rJsideu C. upon and cultivation Of
said land Viz. Charles 4. Freeman. Daniel Z,
Johnson. bonn ". johnson and Andrew Larson,
MI If hawthorne. Douglas County. Wisconsin.
ml1gli q. ". CAR3iNIFON Register.
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Mortgage Sale.

RUNNELLs. Attorney for Peit ,oasy WI
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DR. Slaughter has returned from
his visit east
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The railroad presidents are hold
ing a meeting in Chicago and trying
to form an association to hold up rates,
The Wisconsin Central and Jim Hill
seem to be the ONLY obstacles III the
WaE thus fIr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
A Very Old Newspaper.

Tie Oldest paper published in the Eng
h<h language, except the London Ga-ette,
IS L}oyfs List, which made its first ap-
pearance in dingy little London coffee
house in 1922 There is 40 newspaper
more generally read by. shippers and
marine merchants than LL,uTs, and vet
few Of its readers know is very remark
able history or that Of The great CONNER
-ial business that has grown up With it.
About 1675 there vas 1 coffee house
in Tower street, London, kept by one
Edward Lloyd, where Il knot Of mer-
chants gathered. at noon TO discuss busl-
ness-anl gossip over the threatening
Ronausm If Jane, II. From this small
,teginnine has grown up one Of the
greatest aud most powerful commercial
organizations III the world, not the least
important feature Of which is an inteli
yeence department, which, for wideness
Of range and efficient working has no
gparallel in the history Of private euter
prise.
JAS carly d, 1858. the London Gasette
intained a tiatter-ng notice-of Lloyd's
shop, and four year, later the proprietor,
who seems to have been a rou,ng good
business man, moved hi, establishment