The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-30

THE biennial report of Insurance
Commissioner Check shows that in 1889
there were l02 companies licensed to do
business in the state. They wrote risks
to the amount of S2l2, %, 10, received
premiums to the amount of 81, 200. HI.
and paid losses aggregating $l,02, 69l.
The percentage of losses to the pre-
miums received was 55.39
Mrs. EARL c. ROGERS, wife of the
[ nted States revenue collector for the
Madison district, died at Lawrence,
kas., on the 18th, aged IS years. Mrs.
Rogers was visiting friends in Law
renee.
TIE new Norwegian Lutheran Church
at La Crosse will cost s. 900.
TOBACCO growers are now in the midst
Of the harvest. They are afraid of
frost, and for this reason harvesting be
gan much earlier than usual.
MILWAUKEE 4 NORTHERN conductors
are required to give bonds for II 900 that
they will turn over 10 the company the
cash fares that they collect.
SEVERAL small fires at Mazomanie,
lately, have given ground for a well-Ge-
tined suspicion that inccndiaries are at
work in the little town. On Sunday
taily DESTROYED bv n blaze of mysterious
ORIGIN. The loss was 81 900 and the in
,rrrnra on flo builllin., MS s;% 300
T,-,, r,,J;,.,a It,,,a,, 80 ,I,.,,,,,,o,,io
ii'h ' ny ii@.'Se, d, N"n 'I,i
~, tho 81 w ~ ~ ~ L, a., ~ 'G ;t
"t' W.. .i 49, voc vi. 'i'' e.'.
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s+r,,,.,,,ro Two ,nI h..lf s+or,aO IN
Inirbt Thn loss j. x ono. ;nsnranca
x 300 TIL ,,;oi,, nf,Io fro ;s mn
Known -. ;c 10 ca.n e sararal hI.lns
IN N,yo,no,;a ra,.ant1v
=, =,
- tllt Tau mare courts sult IL Oh
tri'H ihNoiNla2 the Nailol'E Oh sewer
tax
WALLACE RoTTEr is at the helm of Pc
mckee, new Ashland County post-ot-
flee.
Ear CI,Irr * biddin,r for a GOVERN
ment building.
FIFr,y-.i-yr>; diooers NJ Ashland struck
for - = la,
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bas - rn1,tra,t fn cav. - half n;iIinn
loot IF In,.,i.ar fnr he Ia I,rossn ! ,I,,.
hnr Comnany
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az, D;at L., 'i'''' w
nm ct '-''" '',''
't'' ~ -''' -, l'NHs ~ liNA''N >'
at aunequah, near Madison
EDWAEp BURNS. aged Years, Tell from
boat and drowned near the Pleasant
Street bridge, Milwaukee.
TIE total assessed valuation of real
and personal property i'll Milwaukee is
500, ~ ,035.
TIE trainm,n of the Milwaukee &
Northern road Lave received an increase
in their salaries All around
or,.,,.,,,,,. T,,,,,,.,,> I'd f:a+,o,, .. NH
,,o,IIno f.hnd 10 i,iad ~. nf 20 tLas
C""iD o,i+ - ~ r;,..r ,,,r IL :. ,,,o,'tI,
IF tho Tar,,or Ne ual Ia, ,a a;, anI
ya,y much addirtad tn ir;rt II *
tba!,,.IIt ,l,,+ ~ Jra,,',,;,,, n'ass ,,,rai,,
CT @ O.
"id a,,d in,,,-I"cS wac "''"' -
o'1' '''i'' va
btR!Ar inc lhohth OF fcpfuafN there
were 1'"-, Nisl'ors :, fe'9fuea al me hata-
'oi!G I =, puilhs n'"rSn, loin?; qurih2
npil'' 49,! H. "giIiS NAY 10 ,o Wullll9
JuIe' -o'o"', curing July l',o'', ana
tui 'iiS y ut''s' uh'h yesterday, -',-i-
ANTON hREt fZER, aged -, died very
suddenly from heart disease, on the
IA, III ms room al piN East water
cree, ii,tMauhe", !iaT Ii oech seen
80" anu oi'iS TWO nouns
T,,,e ,,.,,;,,,,. of tho ,I;Iv..,l.oo G.
>a..i,,' "a ,,,if-. e., .h, ,l,;rS 81 =;
August were so. $50, as compared with
S21747 for the same week in 1889, an
increase of s. tO3
Com weather is causing an exodus of
Southern people from Wisconsin re-
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