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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
DON'T ne TOO RIGOROUS.

TIM municipal health commissioner
is serving notices on resident property
owners In the sewer districts requiring
them to make connection with the
street sewer pipes. This has, accord
Ing to the ordinance ON the subject, TO
be done within ten days after the ser
vic. Of the notification by the COM
missioner. II not, the person refusing
or falling Is liable to the pains and
penalties u the law, for mlsdemeanor.
Some alarm has been cccnsioned
among those who have received the
notices hocausc they uudoniand that
connection with the street sewer has
TO be made every twenty-five feet.
We hardly think that such eau
be- the Intent OF the ordinance
In It's relation 20 residence property,
because e would, where the
building. are set well back from the
street, incur an expense almost ap-
preaching to he value Of the property.
Such a provision might perhaps apply
ON Main Street, where the property IL
almost exclusively used for business
purposes, but not outside Of the trade
centre Of the city.
We do not appfohend tina, such
sweeping ami unnecessary measure
will be enforced IN tho residence
portions ofthc sewer districts. Neither
10 we believe that the tcn.day clause
viii be- unquallfiedly pushed, because
Of the hardship that would In many
Instances be enlallcd. II IL brief
space In which 10 do the work. The
individual acquired to have It done
may ut the time DO unpropsrcd from n
variety Of causes, and may even be
totally unable 10 secure III. services Of
plumbers within such brief space.
Governments are made to preserve
and develop aud not 10 crush OF ipjure
any Of the people under their prolec.
ton, md we do notapprehend that the
health commission or the city council
will prcss The laying Of the. connections
with undue rigor. We must have
sanitation. The work Of preparing fer
II 10 fully operate In tho prescribed
districts has gone forward with u fair
degree of progress. The citizens 10.
siding In the districts should not DO
too hard pressed, neither 10 We believe
they will be, Us expectancy should be
based on the hypothesis that men rs a
rule ar. reasonable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
THE NATURE or JOSEPH SMITHS
MISSION.


~ We inquire Into the nature OF the
work OF Joseph smith, only two sup
positions are possible; either, that work
Is pivine, or, u 10 a cunningly devised
human scheme. Joseph smith must
nave oeen either the most clever mem'
BET OF The human mmily, or else n
humble Instrument In the hand OF n
superior Being. His work must be
ncfie-d either 10 human sagacity or to
Divine Intelligence.
Whieh OF theHo two alternatives are
ito accept when we know how tho
work originateds There IL, NJ Will 10
zen on proper investigation, only
'ne possible
when Joseph smith received his
hrst revelation, ho WIS, s Is well
Known, ayoung boy, with very limited
education and small worldly expert
fnce. IL We now Tor moment sup
pose that the ijca OF starting new
religion originated with him, We may
ask, when did II originator Boys do
not, @ rule, burden their
minds with Ideas OF revolutlopizlng
The world. Who cannot from his
boyhood remember that fne horse, a
rliie and similar Objects were consid
aired far more important than all the
iogmAs aud creeds Ia the worldg A
young man planning a religious system
Of the magnitude OF tina, nov under
r0.i'lderaocn Is inconcelvAble. Hal
Joseph Snith Mt to- time been
natufsd sage, familiar w-h tho worli
and Ia various Institutions, 1t would
have been dl1erent. But he was not.
Joseph, the sou Of Jacob, truthfully
and lnnoeantly announced his prophe.
10 dreams TO his brethren and was be.
rayed into bondage thorefjE ~ did
this youthful seer. e. ID selected him
10 this work alta peeled Of life, when
be was least able to commence a work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
"rmE rIGnrIya ArosrLr..V

Ttur .a.i.rn m,,,zine which has
given nj, . =, article. purnort,na 10
he written ,y n aAlormon - bu. which
w,r. a r.ba.h O, old ne,lous hy some
cowsrdIy autl."Motmonv In league
with the plott.r. for ,NIormonv H..
franohls.ment publishes In It's lat
issue portraits aud biographical sketch.
OF nine pcr.ous whom IL call. "rhe
Fighting Apo.,les.u They are most
Of them n,I,erable distortions, and the
letter pres. accounts arc stolen from
TullIdee,s works.
Out OF the nine, only three are
Apo,,,ea,ap to cali any OF ,hem"F Fight.
Ing A pos,le., ia In. very blvbt Of ab.
mrdl,y. on,of them 4, Charlie. wool.
usns,e OF Ogden. and his alleged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
MARKETS AND STOCKS.


This remedy Is becoming so well
known aud 80 popular M 10 need no
special mention. Al who have used
Electric Bit.srs sling the same song of
praise.-A puror medicine does moi
exist aud II ls guaranteed TO do an that
IL claimed. Electric Bitter will cur
all diseases Of the Liver ami Kldneys,
VIII remove Plmnles. noils, Salt
Rheum anu other affections caused by
Impure blood win drive Malaria
IRON the System aud prevent A. well n.
cure NIL Mnlarinl fuvers.-For cure OF
Headache. Constipation anu Indiprs.
ton Try Electric Hitters. -Entlro satis.
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
-Pflcp 81 cts. and :l01 per bottl. al
A. Z, Smith anu Co.'s Drug Store. Ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
rnrn.ii ON tor L,msrieh.

DuuAs, Jan. io.-Thc ffssirur,
Journal announces that the executive
committee OF the National League u
6rea, Britain recommends tn. dismis.
cal OF all league officials suspected W "
In sympathy with Parncll.
Parnell, accompanied by several
truslc llcu,enauis, !. ON his way TO
Limerick, where, tomorrow, be- 4 *.
pccted 10 make onc ofthe most remark.
ablc addresses In the history OF ltl,h
politics. over u dozen soecihl train.
are conveying crowds ~ people -
Limerick. Strong detschlnenls Of
police arr being sent there Ia anlicipa.
ton of "a disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

Seriously, q. ,.d II tile "siormon"
p-oblem viii solve itself withyu,
trouble II persons who DO not uudcr-
stand the situation will kindly leave It
alone A to the scheme Of Utah agi.
tators TO deprive law.obeylng citizens
Of the ballot, on no other grounds than
that they will not vote for the villains
who are seeking 10 rob them OF their
rights, we hope and believe that the
good sense aud fairness Of the coun.
try willprcyall mud that this Infamous
project will prove an ignomlnIous fall
ure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
THE GAMBLING HE'LL
A Russian Gentleman CANDLES OF \.
Fortune aud Commits
Suicide.
pARNrtL ATTRACTS crowns q,
PEOPLE TO LiMsAlc..
PROTESTING Against Dubols-Escltein,.,
Ia Parls-Cslebrating the bis.
covery Of America.
ny telegraph to the SKws.i
Another suicid~ AZ Mont. C..,.

Mssrr CARLO, Jan. TO- Apo,h,,
suicide has startled Monte Carlo. a
russian gentleman whose name 1.
withheld by the authorities, blew M,
hraln out last night. A letter uron liz
body contained an Information 10 tbo
effect that the writer had lost sou nv" 's
ronbles ut the gambling table. and
being utterly ruined, nothing was lsn
for him hut TO take his own life. IL n
thought that his suicide following I,uon
10 many others within the past tes'
months may bring about the lnp,
talked.of suppression Or the gamblIny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

PANS, Jan. i0.--A crowd began Ia
assemble last evening outside M,
Offices ~ the ministry VI nnanor.
Hundreds arc passing the night oul.
doors a. lie ~ near the head line 4.
possible 10 get -omu Of the new fcnt,-
or loau. IA the morning grows older
the crowds are increasing RAPIDLY,
Carriages containing wealthy fnaa.
ciere on their representative dgag Nh.
on the outskir,s u the crowd aul ,is
occupants make vigorous fholljsi
efforts to push forward toward. 10,
duorr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
AND OUTLOOK,

-------
ilR3r Decrd N,ies:
WHAT'S your view Of the prc'en, local
iinanrisl situation AMI tue iu'uFe our
'ooN 49, '''"
N"' ''N'N' ''"' WV ~
rue money maraet T. uEht' Ohe "
'ne eiiei causes OF this cohui''Oh "
'l'' " nas oeen draiheI ny AN oAV''
s'Es pai'''ns o''m' h'-ioi .he suuO
tu'o- h'Ve oeen erected ON uo''p"eu
money heliee cash ia. "e'i'
h"'h OUT of tue m"r's "nu
u''''iou'o'' Throughout "!i'aur -"
oH'hhrls' Ids produces prospoH"'
H"opR we muses. "hioh WIZ eon, continue
lor hhme, 20 iong as 'ne pu,'ulnn
'uioie co huhu's. Al'er 'ha !, WI"
suos'ue' anu W" Peop'o VIII W
P'neneu'
c"'o~ hehoh'ihh inu'VH,e W
l"fui'''on sh'uiu almost iul'''ou,'e''
e",'r' u eoilalse OF 'he "',u'ns "oOu'
'nsV''ao'e' because tne nnes, s',uc,
'u''' naVe oeeh erected upon 'ne o"i'o'
P'V'pee"Ve or an.oll'''ei ia'nei 'u'n
'e'en' Ut immaculate ous'hes'' henee
'l''o y " ptohless gap DC tween Tue
'e7en' anu 'nc 'me "hen ,"o'e cn ,,
'u''Ve anu expensive e'iiees wiz
of'us r''ufns' In VI. in'ahllm. 'hete
u'uat oomv s'agnaton when VIII
.e'o'' va o'''''e' OF peop'e' "nen I'M
P'''''i'n,s eusi'enu' NofN neconi's
'sA'''i "'l' 'he p,o' suiet WIN 'he
"ell "'e erPieAeu'
n'"s''eu''u'ai OUTLOOK Is MOI prom
$50" A'.noush II may ny
Suiue' F'h'i''oh OF Miuo'Pne'io
.'''N'uon''lMl'o'e' Ff''u'a"yi mere
pa o'e" ~ snow h,, ''aaon Ia ths
,Vs'oh' d" '''s snouiu continue "uci'
'V"s,' u ni''n. S,a'''! " N"'e'' NV
'hpu'u W" NOV or oi'sseu win elpious
sp,'"s 'n' '.,i'hoF r"'is' u "ou'" y.
'"''o"'i ny u'e u,''a 'esui's-u'ouHn'
ani nsn' crop. Eve" u Hho" 'hou'u
"a" oop,ou''yi " would III ,ho va,ivyh
uc'c'hu oh frozen gsouha auu 'n'
moisture womb not percola'c into tue
.oii' IN the mountains II ~ouiu DC
nsh' ana eAsny melted oy tho ea'iy
su'ntnu' sun, recurring Ia irtsn,p more
OF ,c" Instructive in1'eau OF being
ne'l un''i u y heeaeu 70 maze 'ue io"'
i'nas 'tuiuu'
"euo NOT uesife 70 present gloomy
picture OF tue iutuTe' Out We cannot set
Mluo the h'untai Jaw OF cSuse ana
.uso, TOT tne SAKE OF m'hlng people
icei 'heef'ui anl inuucing thqm TO i've
'nappy 20 iucAy' mo- sgvAnuefing
'ne'r substance without ieiefahee 70
Ios'io'iues tnat are Tapldiy assuming
ho aspect OF inc ptonaole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

III, Enun Ashot' Company nls'
banded.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. - The Emma
Abbott Opera Company, which &C.
compaultd the remains Of Ne iar
prima donna irom Salt Lake CRY %
Chicago, has disbanued. Mary u 10
members, II Is said, are ii' sore ilnan'
cial straits and oaly able 10 rench tiei
homes In the enst through the gvnei,
osity u Manager Pratt. II Is rumol'i
that there was suffering for wanl y
food among the menipers olthe chorus
Mr.. Frederick Intends TO reorganlN
the company In New York 10 ill uir
SOAlhern hhies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

BouLOOsr.5uR.MrR, Jan. 10. Lat
night Mccarthy, sexton aud Condor
had conference with Oiliricn whlth
lasted until four O'Clock this morning.
IL was a very animated conference ahl
win bV resumed today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

AriLESr, Kaus, Jan. i0.-The
farmcn are more than satisfied With
the outlook for the wheat indication,
throughout the state. The Freezing
weather aud the heavy snow fail have
ciloctually disposvd of the Hysslan ily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

NEW NoRiS, jan. iO.-Judgc itaa
vacated the order appointing n n.
ceivrf for the Sugar rrust anu difgcts4
that the affairs Of the trust be handed
over 10 reorganization COMMITTEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

MEM NoRS. Jan. lo.--'rhe wecsy
bank statement shows a reserve W.
crease OF siS7 0OO. The tanks ipw
hold sla asi 600 Ia excess Of tee les4
requirements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Cepe,,,
Schoficld received Telegram fro~
General Miles this morning ,ayin,
that the Indians are still coaiine In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
Celebration In spain Of the Discovery
ot America.

Madrid, jan. i0.-A royal decree
Issued today, provides for the appoint.
ment of COMMITTEES TO organizs the
celebration Of the quadro centenary u
the discovery Of America. IL IA pro.
vlded by the decree that Portugal and
the United States he invited 10 be pres.
ont IN tue committees. One feature q
the celebration will DO congress 10 IL
held at Huelva 10 commemorate the
dopartur. OF Columbus. In this city
there Will 10 exhibitions " arts aud
Industries from the period u Columbu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

DUBLIN, Jan. lO.-Thc ZetauI.
Baliyur Relief Fund now amounts 70
el7,O00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
Accident A, n ni,,,ary riding school

ROW., Jan. l0.--rwo officers wer
killed, ak, seriously wounded, aud ten
oihers, slightly wounded by the falliog
Of the roof on the military riding school
at Relic, the capital Of Rvggionell
Emilelia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
IN CONGRESS.
Protest Against Dubois Taking nis
srat In The senate,

wAsiusuIoS, Jan. i0.-In the
House, Butterworth from the commit
Zee on appropriations reported the
lri ntive appropriation bly, and u
WA ilnevd on the calendar.
IN THE SENATE.
The Vice.PrcsiJcnt laid before tie
Senate protest Of twenty.three mem
hers u the Idaho Legislature agalnsi
allowing Dubois 10 take his seat. he
ferred 10 the committee on privileges
and elections.
sherman reported from the oomuis'
tee on foreign affairs u bill proposing
the iSsue of lDnds guaranteed hy ut
United States for the building Of lhe
Nicaraugun Ship Canal. The blu,
which, was accompanied by the repoI''
was placed on the calendar.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-17
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4 Credit to tie City.

The first Annual" of the morning
Leader which appeared Thursday
afternoon, was production of which
not only the publishers, but the city
and ali Of her inhabitants, may feel
proud. 1T was 2i page sheet, well
illustrated with cuts of our principal
public houses ana manufacturing
plants, Slip yards, etc, while the sub
ject matter was we'll and lucidly com
piled, and the improvements of the
past year were given IN detail and no
doubt very nearly correct. The Leader
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away to some inguiring friend.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-17
superior Wins. ms Csua,.

They had a big skating contest at
Milwaukee last Monday, and all the
best honors and powers were captured
by couple of Superior boys, as witness
the following:
MiLT AUKEE, January ID, 1891
Neil Munro, Of Superior, came out of
the skating contest at SchlitZ's park
with flying colors, Brown, the other SUI
perior Lad, being a good second. The
final run was a close one, Munro keep
ing his lead, but Brown being close
behind him. Time, II MINUS, l64 Sc
conds The decision of Saturday night
as to Munro and Browns right to take
part in the contest, because of claimed
non-residence and professionalism was
reconsdered by the judges and Munro
was given the championship medal and
first money and Brown second money.
This beats the professional record OF
Frank Dowd, who skated FIVE miles in
17;l7 at Crystal rink, Montreal, on Feb.
Ii, 1887. 1t does not beat, however,
the amateur record Of 1854 % made
by Joseph J. Donoghue, on March s,
1890, at Orange Lake, y. Y. The
championship medal, an elaborate piece
of workman ship, was presented to
Munro by Mr.. label after the race.
The Milwaukee Sentinel speaks thus
of the protest of the disgruntled and
incompetent skaters who We're left
completely out of the race
They claim that they were not Wis
conSin men, and should therefore be
barred from the race, was made by
Messrs. Tucker and Mcbride, who
knew at the end of the first heat that
they had no show whatever Of winning
the race. That was simply babies
play remarked Mr.. label, when he
was asked whether arg formal protest
had been entered. " And to correct
another erroneous impression it may
also be stated that the race was open
to any one, amateur or professional
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-17


| B Itler & McCahe TO Fentlcr II 2; block
| Burbank 5 add 400
! S t,nc 10 Gilman lots l and 2 blk ) same
add 90
SINE TO Hogan lots and block same -,
| sd 800
"ison to same lots 29 ami , west eth
street. ? 30
| D ri 10 Ronnins lot % blk )! W Superior
| Ber. 10 same lot q block orr'sdiy coo
/ West to Ucimcr lots and 10 block South
/ superior 575
| ii ,dicy to Sullivan lets and block a. "
| superior 81 Ooo
! Weir to schumacher lots IA Is bk 10 River
! side Park l5a
| 5 Imp to Paddock It's II 10 bk 5 Web
| ster div go
/ Pearson to Sherwood und lis Of VIZ
| 22isl3 60
| c l. 60 10 5 LAP co It's 39l6s 400 5
/ 10 l. II i6 ana und3a 100 W Is; st ! Hoo
/ Whitemore to II ,or II ~ llw iG-4,-l5 ) JvI
/ Slewort u McEacherIi uuaIa lots - and 81
| bk ) L * C'S ~ uii = 900
] Murphy Winspr lots is ami l9 block
! superior 2t div COO
Mcneil 70 Merriam lots Sand block Il
Worlds Fair div 100
Same to Sktch lots and block Is same
Wooster to Berg It's } and block Is Web
ster add 6eJ
kyeS II Kennedy lots 10 and % blk .
Mobiles TO Mer lam lots 1!Co and 1902 Mar
Hawkes. TO Robert lots 49, and 49, West
llth st Sd
Dvans to Madsen lots 2S 10 50 block % La
Belle div 80
Butler Il McCnbe 10 Shcvlin lot - bk l
Burbank's add 100
! We herby % Trne NV Sc ? Ash 90
Clague TO Eys,cr M aud : Of Sc ne
2ais-i5 4 725
Butler K McCahc 10 Terry Its >. and rs bk
Burbank add OD9
same to Farrell lots l. and Is block 6 sane
add SEQ
/ same 10 knder!nacher lots Il and ~ block
10 same add 800
Schumijt to Bartlett lot bk 10 " Superior
9th div . 100
Bash t. Wilson lots IL u blk La Belle 9th
oir $50
Nosher to coiiing el. of NV of NV lG-iS-l5 UJJ
Flannery to Wilson lots - md II bk Get
chcl 4 Fishers add 3O1
Smith TO Johnson lot ) block Ironwood
div %
Allan 10 Spear ni4 ne ne 9.4s-lj 900
5 5 Imp co 10 Mo,iier Its :, and ! block $50
sup Webster ,5)
Soncs 10 Minnglp lot block 81 Suo.riOr
lst div $40
Prince t. Wick : 81 IN.:1!3 ,sn
Wick Ia Iuy..rs,ll SAM, IAN,
Lord to Coburn 1t Dix l Lords add TO
White HI .ch 100
Ba'igely to Erksine 10; Is block Oswego
add 800
Butter Il McCabc TO Cameron Its .. and 2S
blk d Bprbank add lOl
Same to same lots l. and iG bloc, 6 same
add 100
Same to same lots l and block same
add 100
'rock.ehuFst 10 Evans uEd l32 VIZ of sw
isis II 30
Ues.s:son to Erickson 1t bk IL Redwood
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-17

" uITE RIRCH .Ian- IL lS4l

WHITE BIRCH. Jan. l.. 1891.
We had a light fall Of snow last
night.
,Ir 4 f. briggs and wife are at Su
pcri9r this week on business.
Mr., =. Z, Waterbury has some fine
mounted deer heads at the post office
Charles Lord ST was very much ex.
cited one day last week on account OF
real estate booming
Nj. Waterbury and Peter Colgard,
the champion checker players had d
very interesting game last night.
We are informed that Paden X Saw,
Yer expect to have their saw-mili com
pleted and ready 10 begin work in 4
few days,
vi. Andy lueius the champion
horseman OF White Birch. got left one
day last week while ont exercising his
favorite pcny. Look out, Andy, for
that pony.
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DEFAULT having been made in tlrepaymcnt Of

nEFAULT having been made in tIeTaymcnt Of
- the sum OF Eleven Hundred and Eighty-vight
dollars and Fitty-two cents >l,ltH.52j which j.
claimed 10 lie due and i due at The date of this
delivered by George Wuthc.ay to fernando r
Johnston, hearing date the ID h day ut May l. y.
lSSS and with power oi sale therein contained duly
recorded In The once Of the Register of Deeds in
and Tor the County Of Douglas and stat" of Wis
consin, on the % h day Of Jlly. A. y. I~AS at IL
o clock m. III book \ OF mortgages page set.
Which said mortgage was hy said ICmHn,iD +.
Johnston duly assigned 10 George l.. Brooks hy
an instrument in writing which hears date the
18th day Of september 4 D. 1sSS and was daily
recorded in said registers ofi.., on the 9TH dav
% September ISSs, at > u'clrcksp III in Vol OF
Mortgages on pages =: aud ,i57, ami no action or
proceeding having been Instituted at law or
otherwise to recover the debt secured ty said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now. Therefore Notice is hereby given, that
by virtue OF the power OF sale cOItnined in said
mortgage and pursuant 10 the statute in such
case made and provided the SAID mortgage VIII
be toreclOscd b, sale OF the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage viz. Lots
numbered SIX 10, seven -. twcntysix t2f ami
twenty seven ~ in block numbered one hGUd-
red an'i fif:y-seyen I57 in towu~iie of West 81
pcrior, first division according to the plat thereof
recorded i'll the Office of the register Of deeds in
and for said Douglas county and state OF Wis
c"nstn. together with the Entertainments and ai,-
purieuanceS thcrcunto belonging which sale
will he made by the sheriff Of said Douglas com
~. at the front door Of the court house in the city
oil Superior. in said Dough- unity. on the 10Th
day 9" February, n u. 1891. at o'clock D m. t.f
that day at publc VenGue to the highest bidder
tor cash to pay said debt and Interest. and taxes.
II any, On said premises and one hundred dollars
attorneys fees stipulated i'll and by said mort
gage in case Of foreclosure. and the di-hursc-
ments allowed by Law" subject to redemption mt
any time within one year from date OF sale u
provided by law.
Dated January ii .sy)
GEORGE T. BnOGES,
Assignee of Mortgage.
C,pTEN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-17
Oar jury System.


Leader of Wednesday.
Although Alex Olden's culpahilty
in the assault upon Policeman Oscar
Boy was fully demonstrated yesterday
morning before Judge Steele, the jury
which had been empannellcd rendered
a verdict Of not guilty to the charge of
resisting an officer. The evidence
seemed almost conclusive against him.
1t is such findings as this that keeps
alive the lynch law practices. When
justice cannot be had through a jury,
then the people take the law into their
own hands. The question is, how
much longer Will the people tolerate
the present jury system: