The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-07
The Superior Times.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE. Publisher.
Two Dollars Year. in Advance
OffiClAL PAPER QG DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, May Z. 1892.

&C. }. Monsoon has been appointed
assistant city attorney. Salary 800,
per year.
Mr.. Swanson, of Red Wing, 3
travelling furniture man, spent Sun
day III Superior.
E B. Banks has returned from his
sad journey to Connecticut, where he
vent to bury his mother.
--Rev. y. J. Davis has been rather
under the weather for week or two
though not entirely laid up.
Rev. D. +. Irish, Of Bayfield, was
in the city day or two this week, the
guest of o ~ Britton's family
-isrand Chancellor III. A. George,
VIII institute a lodge Of the X T. ord
or at Spooner next Monday evening
Mr. James Bardon, wife and
daughter returned home from their
protracted visit abroad, "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. J T. Flagg, of n Y, has he
gun building Il neat $1,000 cottage on
West Seventh street, East Of Thomp-
son avenue
Our people We're greeted by a tmer-
~ dancing SNOW storm wher taaes got
up Tuesday morning, which stayed
With us nearly all day
FIX Mayor Martin Pattison as,d J.
Z. Thayer represented our county in
the Republican State convention ut
i Milwaukee on THURSDAY
Pearl Smith has been appointed
assistant city engineer, and WIZ have
charge OF the work at this end Of thu.
city. \ good appointment.
Contractor VIM. Dryden began
work on the addition to the Thompson
avenue church this week, but the bad
weather has prevented his doing very
much
Mr.. lIansc Gsanl one of our iiEe,uen
Nho was detailed To ;s.,sis, at Lhe ~ es
end tire last Tuesday, wasquite severe
! ~ burned about the face aud hands,
while fighting the flames.
If You wish to see a handsome pair
IF horns, just drop III at Coibeck Il
bonahue's meat market. They ere
beauties; 4 present from the whole
saae house with which they trade
Nov is the time to get ont your
beat, gun, rubber suit, life YEseserver,
etc, Il Ivy i'll Il supply of duck meat for
your summer needs. You will, if YOU
look closely, find the birds over in Al
loue1 bay
The coal kings of New Jersey have
organized 4 combine and got up Il cor
ner on coal, and the price of that ar
iiclr has advanced > cents ton in
Superior. This gives these Hlonopo-
lists Il profit of about 125 per ces.t.
The West End Chamber of Com
IEerce IS now discussing the cattle
ordinance, or rather WAYS and means
ii they succeed in getting it enforced
the chamber VIII net have lived in
. III
John \, Murphy during the Snow
and rain Of Tuesday,: Suicide ~ ould
be Jus, b5ial,3c or. a day Ike this. THIS
weather makes me think q what the
Irishman said after visit nOrth-'thC
worst winter | ever spent was the sum
mer | spent III Duluth.
Now that operations have really
begun OH the East side Of the Nemadji
river, that wagon bridge connecting
West Fifth and East Fourth streets
ought to I've put Ill ut Cnce- 1t is now
becoming an actual necessity. Whose
business is ii to look after the matter:
We are glad to learn that Mr. No
bies who is i'll Chicago for medica
treatment is II least thought TO be i'm
, proving. His trouble seems, to battle
the best medical skill OF the country
and as yet il is not known whether
positive and lasting relief has becl
found OF not.
Horace d Robbie. of " Winthrop
Me. the only son of the late J. ID. Ro
bic, is expected To arrive here with hi:
family, tomorrow, and will make SUI
perior his future home. We cNtent
To the son Of Capt. Robe, our old com
rade and friend. and Ia his family IA
well, cordial welcome to Superior.
%. C. Iangseth 4 Co, patentee:
and manufacturers of the American
soil remover, have been offered Il sigh
of ten acres east of Bluff Creek in tn,
city limits to which to remove Thu
plant. which is now located on Twenty
: tlatious can be secured the firm vii
probably accept the offer.
The codncil Tuesday night refuse,
a man Il license because there were al
ready three saloons Ill the block Wher,
he wotit, locate Why does not tina
rule apply TO the first ward: nurln.
the past year we have had as high 4
SIX saloons strung along on Just nn'
side Of one block, and in the same ter
ritory we now have four TO start III
new wear with Please call . halt, Mr
Aldermen of the First ward.
The county supervisors will NEE
: ut the court house next Thursday tn
18th INST, when The new board VII
organize and elect Il chairman. Ih
candidates for chairman are W. {
Brooks, of West Superior, and J e.
Clymer. Of Gord1n The latter is
democrat and the former is a republi
can The board = strongly democrat
; ic. out Mr. Brooks hopes to carry SOM
nf the city lnnlncrat Ic mpmbtrS. rs