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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-29
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-29

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-29

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o any othsr . Insur Comps
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name address and date Of birth
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-29
n WEEK.,
NRaollu L

"Really, Harry, for 80 short time 1t
hardly seems worth while. Washington
Star
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-29

Excursion Tickets on sae EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
PASSENGER ana Ticket Agent Atchson Topeka Santa
coRy vi Illustrated brochure entitled "E Lam
eares Agent oil santa Fe Route will quote ticket rate on az
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
ID Statii. For bobic.o

Tie Leader of Thursday is respons;-
BILE for this piece of East End political
information. Eut the Lssder is terri
bly, unreliable il such matters and
this does not go down this way The
Idea of Capt. Marcy and Grover Miller
keeping anything secret is what knocks
all the romance out Of it. Bat to re-
sumo the startling revelations:
a secret political organization has
been formed at the East end. The
password begins with ID. Recalling
Jean Ingclow's famous poem, people
believe that ID. stands. for Dob!e. The
club includes J. I. Marcy, Grover Z.
Miller. f. n Buchanan, John b. La
fave. jacob I.unkenheimer, ct. al
Thomas Norman, a dyed -the- wool
Democrat, was expelled from the ctnb
it is said, on charge of political here
-. He had affiliated. it WAS alleged,
With the rising peoples party. The
club meets over Buchanan blacksmith
shop on West SecOiid Street
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

A movement has been set on foot
having in view the establishment Of
another hospital to be located at the
West End The Douglas County Med
zeal society has had the matter under
advisement for some time and COM
mittecs have been working for the So
Getty TO formulate some plan by which
the desired end might be secured. A
committee consisting Of DrS. Adams,
Spccht, Conkey and Linger WAS ap-
pointed some time since to devise ways
ana means for raising funds and TO
secure suitable building FOX the pur-
rose.
Three plans for securing the hospital
We're discussed at 4 recent meeting of
the COMMITTEES, one OF which WAS to
go before the council as ask an appro-
priation from the city; a second one
WAS to form Il stock company, ana the
third was to place the matter in the
hands of the Christian ladies' Of the
city; and the LAST plan was adopted,
and meeting WAS appointed for
Friday evening next TO further discuss
the question with the ltdy representa-
tives of the various religious societies
of the city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
\ kut,sGerf,Ian-~ <cnlcyyo;;e.

TIL term might be applied & 7tcyc!is Pant.
located oil The Wisconsin Crri:rf. Lines, # the
gateway To the r,>t forest region which e>scnds
North 10 Lake Superior, distance OF 2'0 miles.
without q break on account of its vast ,dmbcl
Interests. Tie Wisconsin River II which the
ltir.ocriACn have given The familiar ana some
what ailer;nnatc title of 'I'ii Visions" not a.
lone acts lumber feeder 10 the city by farm
F.Ting through it, uunIe.nrFs tributaries au out
IL. Cor thousands OF acre. s. pine II the upper
country, but 1t iurn'SilrS water rover .lsit is
second only 10 That of Nccnnn and Mgna>ha:
which cities are also located on the Central -
Millions ~ fset of lumber are cut every YEAR xiv.
ing employment to hu:ftlrcds of men. In add
ton 10 the lumber trade. :, has numerous other
manufactures; it is here where the largc ear
shons u The Wisconsin, Cun,r;!, Lines are located
FOR ,.ckcts, maps, parrpFl,ts and full infor-
mation apply 10 J. y. Robinson. &, I. y, Wis
Central Lines, Milwaukee. Wis. or 10 .'ss E.
poSD, General Passenger and ticket Agent, Chi
cago H. II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
SOsIcC Oh Foreclosure Sale.
N OTICEi is hereby given. That by virtue

NOTICE is hereby given. That by virtue oc Il
~ certain mortgage. dated July I'd .hhI. Plank
Hanson ANA Oswald Sreatfriid. mortya:or>, con
Ncycd I" Il. I. Jciier>"i, mortgage, Inc foiow-
ing described real estate situated III The county
OF Douglas, and State Of WISCONSIN ro-wii:
Lots numbered two hundred cIxhIy-six f.>f3
and two hundred eighty eight f.sSl On WcsI
NTnetccnth street, i'll the townslge of Superior
Cry If superior. briag in EH>,ils X Strc,. it'd
sub division Of Block numbered clghtcc.. Isl on
said West NinctcCuth street. according 10 tae re-
corded pat thereof on file i'll the Office Of The
Register oi Deeds for D"ngias county Wisconsin.
That SAID mortgage WAS recorded III the ofi.gc
OF the EcSl>fcI OF Feeds of Douglas county Wis
eoti>in, On the lgih day at Juiy, iS:@ al 90
O'Clock ii. m, il SOiGn!.. Z I. mortgages, on
paCn IA
payment of two rron!is>ory notes bearing even
date thc:cHit!', each note for the sum "f two
hundred and fifty dollars. payable i'll one and
two years respectively thereafter with interest
AZ Tue rae u eight per cent Ter auHGiH, payable
annually, 10 SAID mortgage or his Gr,lcr
That default has been MS Il il tits r..mcu:
OF sand note and mortgage, ana t.l.It there j. upw
due on the said note and mortgage from the said
Frank L. Hanson and oswald Strcaticii mort
gaso!>, 10 the Undersigned T. c. jefferson. the
owner and holder thereof, at the date hereof the
sum OF TWO hundred and fifty dollars, principal
and the sum OF thity-tHree and eighty three one
hundcedths dollars, interest thereon amounting
i'll the aggregate TO the OF twD hundred. an,
eighty-thrce and 80 oo dollars and that no ne
tlun has been commenced at law or III equity to
recover said sum sn due. or any part thereof.
That saii mort sesa&-i premises will be sold at
public nnCtio1 Sic u t.ie highest bidder tie
Office of the Jerk of the Circuit Court for Don.
las county Wisconsin III the Court House. City OF
superior county OF Douglas. and state OF Ni>cull-
sin, on the second duy OF MAY, lSs2 at ten o'clock
III the forenoon of said day
Dutcd, superior Wis. March Il, 1892.
RI JEFFERSON.
BY PHIL. II. rfKSIN>, MS Attorney.
Pub Mch l2-l9-26 Apr. 20 10 %.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
|cap.A. I. Robbie Dead.

Capt. James b. Robe, whose illness
has been frequently mentioned in these
columns, died at his handsome home
on the banks of the Nemadj River a
little before midnight, Friday night
of last week, the 18th inst. He had
been Frustrated 10y severe attack of
la grippe since early in January, which
| left him few days before his death,
but left in its stead rheumatism of the
heart which was the immediate cause
of death.
Mr. Robe was born at Monmouth,
Maine. in 1884, where he lived until he
attained full manhood, engaged prin-
cipally in the numbering business.
" hen the rebels free. on Sumpter Mr.
! Robbie went to the front as lieuten-
ant in Co. d. 2sth Maine Regiment
olunteers, returning at the close of
the war as captain of the same COM
pany. After the war he came west
and settled for time at Minneapolis.
Later he was associated with Mayor
Pattison in exploring and locating
pine lands i'll Northern Minnesota, and
after this was associated with Mark
Paine IN the lumber business ut Y. 2
junction, and when the n. p. Rail
road came to Superior i'll 1881, Mr.
Robe came also and opened a lumber
yard at the West End, bat after a
time he gave that up and joined the
throng of real estate Spectators, and
then last year opened q lumber yard
at the East End, which he was con-
Quoting at the time of his death Two
years ago he built him nice residence,
Nemadji Villa. on a beautiful site
commanding fine view of the Ne,
madji river, the bays of Superior and
AlloueZ and also Of the lake itself as
far as eye could reach.
Capt. Robe was a patriot Of the
patriots, and at his request his flag
has hung at half mast, without other
decoration, from the time of his death
until after his burial. He was an
honoTed member of Alonzo Palmer
Post, and also of the 4. of p order
and WAS buried under the united cere,
monies of these two associations, the
Rev. c. S. Starkweather reading, by
the request of the deceased. the 1ith
chapter of st. John These last sad
tributes to the Gead were rendered on
Tuesday afternoon from his residence,
and the immense throng that gathered
there fully attested the high esteem il
which he was held by our people.
He leaves d wife and two children,
the children both living in Maine, to
mourn the loss of loving husband
| and indu!gent father.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
Soldiers and Patriots.

At the Thompson Avenue Methodist
church tomorrow morning the Rev. A..
J. Davis VIII take for his subject Our
Fallen Soldiers and Patriots This
topic has been brought out by the
death Of Captain James ID. Robbie, one
of the most loyal and patriotic men we
ever came in contact with. and lis
comrades of tie Grand Army post
here out of respect for their compan
ion in arms and past post Commander,
invited Nh Davis 10 speak on this line
of thought which be kindly and gladly
consented to do. All members of The
post who can possibly be present are
requested to attend these services sun
day morning 1t lG:t5.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
karkls Is Wiilln..

Mayor Pattison has announced that
he is willing to sacrifice himself upon
the alter official once more, and be SUI
periors mayor for another term ii the
people SO desire. In other words if he
is nominated he will accept the nomis
nation and naturally work for re-
election. 1t is now in order that the
other fellows {too numerous to men-
tom, should announce their willing
ness to suffer for the public good, 50
we may know the list we have to Sc
lect from. by the way, we hear it said
that if Mr. Pattison wants a certain
powerful influence to work for him, he
must first squarely declare for the new
street railway franchise. Will Mr..
Pattlson do this? And if he does SO
declare what are the other fellows go
ing to do about it,?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

Whereas on the 9th day Of November. !. d.
1872 Frank l.. Stuart. Inortgago-. made exc
cuted ana delivered TO Arcmas Lamb
mor,gager, his, said Stnarts, certain
described, Ia secure the payment of two
prnmisspry notes bearing cici date with said
mortgage, Tor the SUM of eight hundred twenty
nine ana thirty hnndr-'!ths dollars $50 81
each, due respectively in one Gnd two years from
the date Of SAID fires. with interest thereon 1T
the rate OF eight per cent per allluIn, which said
mortgage WAS duly recorded IN the office Of the
register Of deeds in and for the county Of Doug
las III the state OF Wisconsin, on the lS'h day OF
December, \. H. 1873, i'll Look III mortgages
on pssr sas; AMI
stipulation that said mortgasor would pay The
further sum OF one hundred aud fifty tIaDt dol
lars s.1Icitors fees il ease Of At foreclosure
thereof by reason OF say default Oh the
part of said muIt-.gOr. ami
Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF he said note. htch by lis terms i.ii duc
on the 9Th day OF November, a. u. 1871 mis1 in
tcrest thereon and there is now nciualiy d ie
aud payable upon said note and mortgage at the
date OF this COtct' the sum If nii!c Hundred and
scveuty-el%ht dollars and I.iucty thr"c cents
tsH7s2}', Tor principal add interest. a:!I ft.-
tiIer sum OF one hundred ami fly dollars
S"ii"i''r's f7s in rn>e 81 foreclosure thereof
Us provided in said mortgage and
NkeTeGs no action at law, az equity. has been
commenced IL rrGC"cE tie CGnl remaining
secured b. said mortgage. or any pat thereof
NOW, therefore, not! = i hcFrhy given. thai By
virtue aIG IN pursuance al Il over OF sa.ic III
ant !" lie statute IN such casts made afsi Pre-
s..;de.t, ti.e pF.G-ss c.@r7.,cI - z;..ts -
lie und,vi:-, ors.raA II ali t!roec ccrs. i
tracts ar lss-ct.s II suu. r. y aI.d heinz ~ the
county uf DDugiEF md STA, If Tfrss @:..n, lie
s,,~t-! u ip.loT,-r tOwlr: !.Ji- ntirr.. oic q
g1:d tWu ~ in section uIIubeF-a ulggccii 10 II
township fnrt!.e'-it ~ north oi RANK. fifteen
40 west C1nfatr ~ et-Gdtv-t"1 md nli!-tt three
one aunlredthA - 81 4t,) actr. u. o. les 't''-
cUr,iin- 10 the government surrey thereof. p.t!
tAfI fgar4 a. at
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

st. Patrick's Day WAS rather quiet
a. this end of the city. The usual
morning religious exercises were duly
observed, and at noon the members of
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians and
good many citizens, lead by the Su-
perior Cornet band, took the cars and
went over to Duluth 10 participate in
the parade and other exercises provid-
ed by that city. In the evening there
was a literary and soc;a. entertain
ment given at the John Avenue school
building, at the West End, and a large
delegation of our people attended that.
The day was clear and bright and not
cold enough to be unpleasant
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
That Dollar Social.

leader OF Thursday.
Each woman at the dollar social last
night at the Cumming avenue Meth
odist church as she contributed her
mite to the good cause, told how she
had earned it. Mrs. Maud Il. Barley
had made it in the newspaper business;
Mrs. We: Street sold doughnuts (they
were good ones too: Mrs. Ely traded
in mining stocks (Charlestom; Miss
Sadie Caldwell had worked a heart
scheme, and So On through the whole
category CT occupations until 4 gooily
pile of dollars was accumulated. The
program included solo by Mrs. 5. +.
Carpenter, a duet by Mrs. Barkey and
DR. Putnam, and another one by Miss
Caldwell and ii. III. Rottman, and two
songs from Prof. Ii. y. Wells.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

The voters Of the First ward must
not forget that they must register If
they volld vote The board CT regist
ration viii be in session for the last
time Tuesday and Wednesday, tie
oeth and 30th of March, at the Barton
Block. in the room lately occupied by
the post Office. BE sure and call and
see to it that your name is properly on
the poll list. Ii il is not there on the
morning Of election you VII lose your
vote
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
Literary Notes.

The American girl is not slow to
grasp chance. Some time ago The
Ladies' Home Journal organized Il free
education system for gillS, and the
magazine is now educating some forty
odd girls at Nassar and " ellesley Col
leges, and at the Boston Conservatory
of Music, all the expenses of the girls
being paid by the Journal.
The Chicago Graphic, in the Issue
Of March T., begins series OF por-
traits of prominent republicans and
democrats eligible to the nomination
for the presidency. y representation
o: each party VIII ne presented in each
number PresideE Harrison and Ex-
President Cleveland begin the series,
beng presented In full page wood en-
cravings. The series Will undoubted-
ly lrcyc of very great interest to the
country,
Tile Ghost Club, an Unfortunate
Episode in the Life of No. SOLO" by
john kendrick Bangs, is announced as
one of the many attractive features of
the next number of Harper's Weekly,
1t will be profusely illustrated. An
other prominent attraction will be an
interesting article by Julian Ralph on
The Falls of the Missouri" accom-
panied by two pages of illustrations
from paintings and photographs,
Elk Postmaster General James has
written an article on The Ocean Post
al Service" for the April Century. Mr..
James ADVOCATES Il letter-rate of two
cents an ounce for ocean postage, and
reduction III the rate on lnternation-
al money orders. He thinks this re-
form more needed than that Of 4 lower
rate of postage on domestic letters.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

superior viii be calltd upon 10 elect a.,
officers at Large, a
Mayor,
Treasurer,
ComptrGlltr,
And Aldermen as follows:
First ward 10 scceed c L. Frey
Second. TO succeed {. J. Morisstt.
Third TO succeed Nick Anderson.
Fourth, to succeed f. J. M.tchette.
Fifth, to succeed Ole Hard.
Sixth, to succeed w Z. Cross.
SEVENTH, to succeed Edward Dundon.
And to choose two new aldermen for
each Of the wards, tie Eighth and
Ninth, covering the South Superior
and Steel plant districts.
Also one Supervisor for each ward.
And Constables and Justices.
Candidates for these various offices
Will be put in nomination next week.
Is it not plain that it should be oar
duty to select Tie best men Hc have
for these responsible positions?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

w hat is the matter With selecting
Prof. l. w. Gates, of Central Park
for our next mayor MIR. Gates has
large interests here; he has no polite
al axes to grind; no political debts to
pay; he has nausht but the best inter
ests Of the city at heart; he is man
of learning; ne has excellent admins
tratiye ability, and i'll every way is he
fitted for an excellent mayor, and our
city would surely prosper under his
guidance
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
Deep Water Goes.
TCip.

\ Washington dispatch O! the 18th
saws: The proseet for deep water
channel through the connecting waters
of the great Hikes has practically re-
eeived the approval of the majority Of
she House committee Oh rivers and
harbors. which is framing the regular
river and harbor bill. The amount OF
the appropriation has not IS vet been
fixed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

The break in the water pipes Tues-
day night was at the junction Of West
Seventh and n avenue When the
break was uncovered it was found that
quite large piece had been broken
in one OF the pipes near joint. The
break was repaired and the system got
in working order again yesterday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

Notice OF Mortgage Foreclosure sale

Whereas on the 9Th day of November. A. Z
1890, Frank l.. stuart, murtgagor, made, executed
and delivered IL NuSscr-Sauntry Land, Logging
mortgage, his, said StuHrtS, certain mo .tgage
upon The lands hereinafter described, t. secure
the payment of TWO pramisory notes bearing
even date with said mortgage for the sum OF
three thousand three hundred seventeen and
twenty huniTedths dollars sS3 ,3l7.2h) each. due
respectively III one ana two years from the tiutr
Of said notes with Interest thereon Ak the Of
eight per cent per hil'Ium. which said mortgage.
was duly recorded III the Office Of the register ri
deeds III and for The county Of Douglas in the
state OF WISCONSIN,, on the 18Th day at December
y. D. 1899. ii BJoS Of mortgages, on la;se To-
and
Whereas said mortgage contained! p further
stipulation that said moItgagor wuuii Iny tie
further sum OF three hundred isStJi dollars
solicitors fees III ease ut Il foreclosure thereof
by REASON of any default Uu the Part OF said
muIigagDr: and
wherc:.s ,:rraait has been made in The payment
OF the sad note, which by Its terms fell due on
the 3ih day OF November, A. ID. 1891, ana Interest
thcIcon aud there is Eow actually que and pay
able upon said note and r!UIig gaze AT the date Of
this notice the sum of three. thousand niIe humid
red and iilttcn dollars seventy tNo cents
principal and interest, and the further sum OF
three bundled 500 is sJlIci;o. fees =. csc VI
and
whereas no action at law or in cqEitv, liz,
been commenced 10 recover the debt remaining
secured by SAID mortgage, or any part thereof
Now. therefore, notice i Ecrch! given tnai by
virtue in III pursuance Of IL power OF safe III said
mortgage contained nili under and pursuant to
the statute III such Gases made AMI provided
the premises described in said mortgage to-vit
The undivided iOur-iifins of all those certain
tracts OF parcels OF la.td lying Hai bcin, III the
county OF Douglas ami state OF " iScogs, desert
bed as follows, to-Wit: Lots nImhcred Gre ~
and two q III section numbered nineteen tIsl in
township tOtty-c!Sht iisI nnriE o1 raHge fifteen
Il y vest containing eighty ~ 20 and ninety three
one hundrcdths 81 - 100 aCreS NOR" or less ne
coTttris 10 the g bvcrnucnt survey thereof, V iii
on the 18Th day of March, A. l.. 1892 III nine
clock i'll the forenoon Of that day. ut the fruuI
door OF the court house. in The city Of superior il
said county of D0ug!as be sold NJ .,uiiic
:iuction to the highest bidder for cash 10 sslIiSfS
the amount due upon SAID lEC!tI,&.c ANA lie OK
penSeS OF such sale.
Dated February 1. lS.2.
MCSSE!; SAT TRY LAND LOGGING 81
MAuFACTCLI%G COMPANY.
Mo:tgag -es.
b. Peter M':7ser. prcs:dcn..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
Notice Oi Sfearln..

SlA bd; or =, " E",'}4E COUNTY Court
In the Enatt"r of the estate of Andrew Buuchard
deceased, late Of the City OF superior il Doug
las CUunty, Wisconsin, i'll PROBATE.
~ Office is hereby given that at a ragIlar term
~ of The COUNTY Cont tn lie held III and for
said county ut the County Judges office i'll the
cOur. house in the City ot SUPERIOR, douglas
County, Wise. ,l!s;n. TiCsd,.y the Firth day OF
April. I,2. at - % clock in the forenoon of that
day the following, matter will be heard and co.l-
sidercG:
The petition Of II. z. IaGt:e. creditor of said
estate for letters of administration upon said
estate to he issued 10 HIM
Dated tIs s.h day o: March, 1859.
l.v the Court.
D. f.. ROBERTS.
MI T,3.y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

We think we voice the general sen
ti'lsent when: We say we think the itelr'
published ii. the Leader "Wednesday
morning under the head Of A Few
Lens To2gued Women" an insult to
common deceacy and entirely nnca.f-
ed tor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
Sr.7l yOSS.
IRcUIT CorRT- DorGLAs COUNTY

(,IRCCIT COURT, -DOt'GLAs COUNTY.
Marshall VI. Gillian. A. s Duford, and 7 William
pembcrtun, Plaintiffs
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin:--To the said Dete sdants:
You are hereby Summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons cX-
clitsive of the day Of service, and defend The
above entitled acton in The court aforesaid. and
in case Of your failure t. do Judgment viii be
rendered against y0n according the deinsn nd pf
served upon you.
ROGER 5. PUWLLL GRAFTON M,soS
OF Counsel Plaintiff Attorney
niJil6 p. o. Address Superior Douglas Co.. s