The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-11
BADGER NOTES.


TIE election at Milwaukee for Judge
OF The new superior court resulted IN
the choice of K. \. Austin. present city
attorney, over J. {. Ludwig.
Dr.. Y. T. ATKINSON, of this city, who
resigned a. state veterinarian shortly
alter the last state election, has been
given the position of Western veteu-
nary In- pcctOr of live stock intended
Tor foreign ports. With headquarters IN
I hlCag0. HE position, which Is said 10
, be very lucrative one, Was given 10
/ him 10y Secretary Rusk. his commission
reaching linn March /. He took charge
q his Office AplIl /, and will hereafter
reside IN Chicago, leaving here about
May /.
Tue members Of the Ashland Method
Isl Episcopal { thCrvh Society have adopt
ed Il novel method tor collecting sub
scriptions for TIE building OF their new
| church. -Four dozen pocket savings
banks have been pCrchased and dis
tributed among the officers and teache rs
Of the sunday School and members OF
the church. They expect to net s22tU.
IN is estimated that S2,C0D,0U0 feet Of
lumber is 10 be sawed the coming sea
son along tie line of the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore x Western road.
TuE Merchants Exchange Bank. of
Milwaukee, VIII shortly introduce II
novel feature, called 4 mckie savings
book. Each page Of tins book is
divided into twenty squares, and stamps
to lie pasted upon these squares MI!
he .Or sale at the bank for , cents
apiece. Agencies where these stamps
can he bought will be established Il
il various uuIts of the city. When one
page OF the book Is filled with stamps it
~ II -.
for ! will he given 10 the holder. The
bank Will pay interest at the rate of :
! per cent, To dcDositors of s. worth OF
. stamps or ulN3rd. The system is pat
entcd by :. I. Williams, OF Detroit, and
has been introduced with great success
/ in a number of cities.
OrrIcEE> of the Northwestern Teach
ers' Association were elected at Eau
/ Claire. as follows: President, W. !.
/ Rricr; first vice president, NJ. ;. FrawiE,
I of Eau Claire; second vire-preside nj, ,
! Miss !. Meii, Of West superior: secre-
tary, Dwight Kinney, of Black River
/ Tal!s; treasurer, II. ". Rood, of Wash
/ burn.
CAPT. WM. {. NoAII has resigned the
Captaincy Of the commonwealth mine
/ position which hc has held with great
/ CT dit 10 himself and 10 the satisfaction
/ OF tie company for period of eleven
| ye#Is. Gust. y. Anderson, for the past
/ two wears pIt boss at the Davidson pit
has been appointed TO succeed him.
A. l.. Y w RoE, KER'S residence at La
! Crosse was burned with loss of s. 900.
! Insurance, 5000.
Mn~. JANE SwARrz, of PIatteville,
cured Ia grippe with fatal dose Of
rough on rats.
TOW CUDHY, an Ashland young
man who made n legion of friends and
! few enemies Is dead. The Elks will
send his boQy TO HancoCk, Mich, for
I burial.
The annual spring breakup of the
/ country roads has placed a most effect
! ual embargo upon tie tobacco trade as
/ between the grower and dealer.
EX-SENATOR >ArIN, of Minnesota, is in
! England endeavoring to form a syndi-
cate to develope mines near Wildwood,
! Wis
TWENTY-FIVE ladies Of Menomonie
! have resolved themselves into a phys
/ zeal culture class. Miss Able Mahewy,
/ Of Eau Claire is to manage the course.
WILLIAM HOLLAND, Il meat pe,idler Of
/ Manistee, Mich, Tor whom Michigan
! and Wisconsin authorities have been
I looking for the past three months, was
/ finally caught by Deputy Sheriff q. a.
4 MerrIck, at Tacoma, Wash.
! THE printing committee of the Mil
/ waukee School Board will recommend
/ that the proceedings of that body he no
/ longer printed in the newspapers This
means a saving to the public of about
u ,1uO per year.
Tur0. u. kAxorsr. weD-known IN
! Wisconsin, who has resided in Dakota
/ for some eight wears. and has been war
/ den Of tbe state nrisnp at >ioux Falls
! for two wears. talks of resipning and
! moving to California. He salary is
81 40 hnt ,he recent .oisIstnre baa
reduced the salary TO 81 500
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/ IRE dio SonslaefaDle daihase 1ii ia oilel-
!th''eisef N 70. 'ailhelS III -h'"""-
kee.
OFFICIAL proceedings OF the N!iwau-
kee school Board Will probably not be
/ printed III the newspapers hereafter.
JUSTICE DAVID ltll1H, OF 'he iscoh-
SIN supreme court, died suddtnly al
Madison on the evening OF the 90.
HE MIlWauhce Juneau Gun banquet
- IN W.. w., .
were made by John De W III Warner, OF
and Bradley q. ScAlev. of Milwaukee,
! Senator Palmer and Gov. Peck were not
present
Wu I. FARLEY. an inmate Of the Sol
1 diers' Home. committed suicide bv
throwing himself in front OF an east
bound passenger train near BrookfeId
Junction. The engineer and fireman of
the train observed lima on the track
ahead Of them. When the whistle was
blown he pulled his cap o .er his head
and laid down across the rail. HE
train could not be stopped, and the
| body was cut into fragments.
MANY changes among the Catholic
clergy of the La Crosse district are al
FTpcI an Tor WHITE. whose extradi-