The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-21
Geo. s. RorerS has hpan pon,ipa


sented to the use OF his name, and
having done SO h will ask the repub-
leans of the city TO endorse Him at
Their convention today. That Mr..
Rogers is in every way competent for
the place IS q f,,ct that is well known
to all our citizens, and Ne can see 10
reason why he should not receive fay
orabla consideration by the republi-
cans OF our city, the party with which
he has always worked and voted
The democrats have succeeded in
abJlislfIng the state board OF charities
and reform, also the board OF super
vision and give i'll return what the
party calls board OF control This
board OF control VIII amount to nothing
and is entirely Inadequate for the du-
ties to b. performed and these state
institutions viii suffer in consequence
But it is thought t Will be abl. to
control the expenditure of the $500
coo which Will come under its control"
and put it where it VIII do the most
good. -
The Frank y. Lap3en furnishing
company has been fully org ,nized ana
incorporated, and on Saturday last the
officers We're chosen as follow: Frank
\. Lappen Presidents; Frank \. Ross
Vice President. Arthur W. James
Secretary and Treasurer; ana Charles
J. Dixon general manager. This house
Is now divorced from the NJ lwaukee
house, and is purely Superior article.
Mr.. Dixon, the manager is very popu-
lar with oar people, and under his SUI
pervision the house VIII attain the sue
cess it deserves.
The board of registration for the
first ward VIII sit at the Becker ave
nue Fire Hall for revision, corrections
and additions TO the registry OF votes.
on Tuesday ana " ednesday, April lst
and ID, from 8 a. III. to 5 p. IN. All
who intend to vote at the city and
judicial election, April 7th, should go
before the board on the lst or "a to
see that they are correctly registered
There viii be no after opportunity TO
making sure Of the right to vote.
-IGnatius Donnelly and his great
Cryyt1eram are east into the shade b.,
the appearance before the pablo of
Mr.. u. X. Stevenson, of the " esi
End, who SAYS that he can readily
show ny the pages of history that St.
Patrick was not an Irishman, at all,
at all, but y thoroughbred Nor
Wegian. The day Is no doubt fast APP
proaching when we shall no longer
know whether we are Us OF some other
fellow
Speaking of the Mavarality the
other day Doe. Conror Is reported As
saying in ioyial manner, that h was
III the hands of his friends Well let
Us whisper IN Ills ear that he had bet
ter BE getting himself ont Of the hands
OF his friends Doe. has been imbth.n-
too m,:c,l sweet revenge" and adyo-
eating the 'Widc-open policy" ton Oxen
y Of Late to WIN in such a race Dun't
La tn,,+ad Noe
w,
wart alle:man2 is a question asked
by good many inlairlng mnd, II
70 .trsa We cannot answer the Guest ion
p5s:t!yel~. but what is the matter
with dieting Judge Roberto II. is
only fling tile unexpirel tarn Of Mr.
Bard ii, ana III is filing i, II an ac-
captable manner SO fr is we can
learn Then Nhy not else. him for a
term.
Tie British steam ship Utopia,
from Italian ports. " III 70J italian
EN- grants on board, coll.dad with the
Britisi! ron clad Arson, in G.br..lter
bay last Tuesday ana soon sank. About