The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-24

The Albert Lea Standard asks What
will the legislature do with the express
companies monopoly. The demand
arises from all parts of the State fol
regulations
Another paper takes up the subject
and says: That's the question
What will the legislature do about it :
VIII they do something for the relief
Of the peoples 1t is the greatest mon
opoly in existence to-day, and should
be looked after by our good men and
wise" Wisconsin might take hand
in the matter SO for the relief of her
people.
--Messrs. Andrew Crawford, S. B.
and c. c. Clase and J. H. Mullen are
the gentlemen who have taken large
shares in the new organization of the
Bank of Commerce, and put that in
stitution on its feet again. All the
essential matters have been decided
upon and agreed to, but some of the
minor details still remain to be at
tended to which will require but few
days, and the second of February is
the time fixed upon for the bank to re-
sumo business. MeSSrs. Catlin,
Brooks, and other officers of the bank,
are to be congratulated on their final
success in the face of such obstacles as
they had to encounter. Mr.. Catlin
viii continue to hold the position of
president and Mr. Brooks that of cash
ier.
The sad intelligence was received
here last Wednesday that Miss Minnie
j., the accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs 0. w. Streeter, had died
quite Unexpectedly that morning
Miss Streeter has been in i'll health for
soma time but she was not considered
TO be in any immediate danger, when
the summons came. She with her
mother was visiting friends in La
Crosse, having gone there to spend the
holidays The family has the heart
felt symlathies of all our citizens in
the loss of their only daughter ana
idol of the household, She WAS about
20 years Of age.
1t is safe TO say that there is note
Grand Army man in the United States
who will not turn with deep interest
to the recollectlons of Gettysburg
which Generals Howard, Slocum, Sick
les, Butterfield, Wright, Newton,
Gregg, and Doubleday have written for
the North American Review. These
were the corps Commanders in that
great engagement, and their diStin-
has added a chapter of his own to their
"reminiscences.
The West End chamber of com
merce Is having fight all to itself
over the proposed bridge across the St
Louis river at the new town of st.
Louis. The chamber is about equally
divided for and against the proposed
scheme. We have not given the mat
ter much thought but we think Supe-
rior viii get along Just as well without
the bridge as with it. Certainly she
does not need ii bed enough to bc&r
any part Of the expense necessary to
build it.
The latest out. Tiddledy-W inks.
For s,,le at the post Office news stand.
--Messrs. Sid Leamon and Dave
Morrison Will race at the East End
rink next Saturday night. This will
be the first heat of three which viii
occur on the following Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. The first heat
Will be two miles, second three miles
and the third five miles. Best two in
three The management have promiS-
ed a purse of $50 dollars to the winner
and the occasion promises to be ex-
citing
W II. Besaw, logger iii the camp
Of Stratton & Niles, met with serious
and possibly fatal injury on Friday Of
last week. lie with others were
" skidding' logs ana they had just got
a log to the top of the pile when the
chain slipped and the log came down
upon him striking him fairly in the
middle. He was brought to the city
and is still alive but it is doubtful
whether he RECEIVERS.
Among the notaDles registered at
The Euclid this week we notice Hon.
b. NJ Mathews of Wasf ington, ID. c.;
IL. S. Walbridge Esq, of Toledo, o.;
DR.. ID. {. Tucker of Danville, Ky.
W. c. Mcclure, of Saginaw, Mich; 5.
X Boren, of Milwaukee, and II. S.
Sanford Esq, of Chicago, Arson Malt
by. of New York and c. NJ Burbank,
Of Kentucky.
There is bill pending in the Per
nsylvania legislature which provides
that not more than So per month be
charged for telephone Local views Of
course determine the value of a ,tele-
phone service but considered from Il ST.
perior point Of view 1t looks as though
a man would be an idiot who would pay
more than IS a year for phone if he
didn't have to.-Telegram.
Joe Foltz and jim McNaughton
haue had fight and lawsuit and eX-
pended cuss words by the bushel over
a miserable dog. We wouldn't carry
Joe's face about with us for one day
for all the dogs in the state. He was
badly and possibly seriously injured in
the fight. McNaughton got So and
costs for his part in the row.
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