The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-30

on their annual tour of llaasure and
general inspection of the situation,'
and VIII reach our city so strong
at o'clock this, Friday, afternoon. 4
large allegation of our citizens will
pilot the visitors to points of interest
during TIE afternoon. They viii be
dined at the West Superior and taken
to the theatre i'll the evening, and
their special train Will take them on
their way rejoicing Saturday morning
The association includes the lumber
Elen Of Wisconsin, Iowa ana Mime,
sofa and the Dak0tas, and that they
are jelly lot of boys when they let
themselves loose is &ttested by the fol-
lowing which occurred at Cloauet:
While there some Of b US ran across
decrepit Ola donkey and were at once
taken with the idea Of bringing him
TO DGlnth. Ed Sheyln, of the Hall {.
Ducey Lumber company, Immediately
closed purchase of the animal for $50.
lie wasn't worth s.. lie was white
all over, small, with crooked legs, AM
walked with painful LIMP The
boys loaded him on the train and as
the donkey was led into each car pam
demonium reigned supreme. In Du-
the donkey headed the procession for
the SpaldiI9. He was marched up
the stone steps of the Union depot,
out upon Michigan street and up to
the front entrance of the SpalIing.
The boys did not stop here either, but
marched then pet into the hotel up to
the counter, and momentarily stag
gered clerks Layton and Smith by
registering hlm
James Barhon and james IL. \ gen
left for Washington " ednesday even
ing to represent our city before the
congl essional committee on Rivers and
1i2rh0rS at a session to be held today,
for the specific purpose OF listening to
arguments favor!n@ the proposed deep
water channel, This deep water sys-
TEN is something which must come be-
fore many years, and the government
might as well begin operations now
as to wait Il few years longer to the
detr.mcnt Of the commerce OF the
great Northwest country.
Rev. ~ J. Davis Of this city, VIII
tomorrow change pulpits with Rev. II.
q. Bible, pastor OF the Methodist
church at " est Duluth. Several fam
lies in our city are acquainted with
Mr.. B.l5ic as he WAS some years ago
pastor at Duluth for two OF three
years. MIS-. Bible is expected to &C
company linn, and they VIII arrive this
afternoon and remain until Monday
noon, ana be the guests of the TINES
family, where they viii be llaased 10
receive any and all Of their friends.
Fer some reason the bids for put
ting IN the foundation for the Daisy
mill were not awarded at the time it
Was announced they wouli be, 50 that
we are still unable 10 give the name CT
the contractors Ii the WORK is not be
gun soon the ice VIII be useless as an
assistant in the work. We hope to be
/ al" " "''-i'''.''' i''7 -" ~
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} II. Haley, the Young man who
! Lead guilty to ste; Ing FROM the safe
/ Of the Iron ana steel company Was
sentenced by Judge Roberts on Wed
4 7 ,1,a 49,,
tiary. The prisoner attributes his
fan TO whisky and SAYS lie was drun!,
when lie committed the theft lie
has Il wife AVID one chill in Tennessee.
The Regular NcnthIy meeting Of
t,a Wonar's Relief Society viii he
! |, IL on Monday next Feb. 1st, at .
y. IN. in The pal lar OF Hot Tower. Ii
! is desired that Il large num Der be pres
emf as there is important business Il
come before the meeting. All ladies'
| should show their interest in the W0rl.
bv attending this meeting
Tha, h,va , man n,na,l David
DGb,e 1t the West End Who wants e
be mayor Of this city awful bad. IL
has made two attempts 70 capture the
prize and failed. His few body Ser
wants are again grooming him l2r
! another tIial Gil the track, hht i. VIII
avail h!in nothing. Ills name VIII not
be David.
Mrs, ,. H. AAl''FSoh RET ar,'c''