The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
BADGER NOTES.

MANY Wisconsin towns are now en-
titled TO free delivery under the law
providing for this service for offices
whose receipts amount 10 over s. 600
annually. They are a. follows: J. l.
boo, So ,22S; Beaver Dam. s., 81; Be- a,
.6,HS; Fort Atkinson, S5,54l; keno> Ia,
$50; Manitowoc, S3.247; Marinette,
:lV,240; Menononlc, S5,il6; Merrill,
s1,452: Monroe, S5,92l; Neenah. s. .u26;
s5.43l; Sparta, S5,@19; stevens Point,
s7,57S; WATERFOWL, -, i59; Whitewater,
s. HOS.
GusTAvE G. PABSr and Thomas p.
Deyer Of Milwaukee, have been COM
missioned members of the Governors
staff
HrDsoN, Wis, authorities offer $50
reward for the capture of a horse thief.
ATTORNEY JoHN VI. CLARKE, of Milwau-
kee, Is suing his partner, McAulitle, for
ii share OF -, ,UJu secured in Il real estate
deal.
ASHLAND public schools will hereafter
have business and commercial branch
0, study.
THE Western Union had five operators
at Madison to handle the press matter
sent out on the inauguration.
MINERS at the Florence mine have sus-
tanned Il cut of 10 Ier cent. in their
wages. Forty laborers We're discharged
Tor neglect OF duty.
PRoF. HENRY, of Madison, may 90 to
Iowa, where very good position is OF
tered him.
EDWIN II. PARK, a former Madison
lawyer, WAS married AT Denver. Cot, To
Miss Carrie ii. Old, of Georgetown, Col.
PRESIDENT SMITH. in his prospectus Of
the Wisconsin, Bee Line N Superior
Hallway, says the line will be 36U miles
between Milwaukee and superior, cost
ing 5000 per mile. Bonuses to the
amount of 800, 0u0 Will be given hy
various cities, Superior leading the list
with 500, 900, Merrill next with SI5,000.
TIE proposed draining Of the lakes
about Manson Is going 10 impair the
water power of the SIuughton Milling
Company. The latter asks $lgU,Wu
damages If the work is carried out as
the drainage commissioners al first
planned 10 do il. The commissioners
think they can complete the work and
by building a $1,000 dam avoid iniur-
ing the water power OF the Stoughton
nn!lcrs.
CHRIS. klEIN, an inmate of the Mil
Waukee soldiers Home. was run over
by freight train and instantly killed.
HIS mangied remains were found mean
the home shortly alter the accident.
Mo>T of the 81 800 worth OF silk ami
other goods stolen from Holm X homp-
son dry goods stone, Eau Claire, was
found by officers sCCreted in remote
part OF the West Side 4 requisition
has been asked TO bring from It. Paul
the man White, held there on snspic on
as one 81 The burglars. lie has two
pals, both OF whom are silIi at large.
THE earnings Of the Chicago, Miiwau-
kee q It. Paul Railway lines, tor the
last week IN December, were s'oS, 20,
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HE new parsonage put up at La
Crosse 10y the Rev. Henry Eaville cost
$1,000.
lie Rev. j. {. Caldwell, a Presbyteri-
an clergyman, died at La Crosse.
A NAN who escapcd from the kaIama-
ZOO iail was arrested in Milwaukee,
The missing son of VIM. korn, of Fan
Claire. is said To be LIVING at ,ialeua
ILL.,, under an assumed name.
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