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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
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Vim ~Wenisiten fir bic aeber. Drafifa ~,pirtenbs
Bursirmtttel wie Colonel unb blaue piuen fteuen,
namentltd wenu fe in iibermabisen Dozen ~senommen
werbsn, ntdt nur bic 1battsfett bieies mi6tisen Or=
sanS mi&t pteber Der, ~iOnberu fe fusen benz san5en
SrsautsmuS ptel S4aben su. ST bic 2eber eri6lafft
unb TRACE seprrben, 70 rese man se gu s~efunber 1bd=
tistett an NIT Spitetter's MasenbtttsrS, peldes eine
reSelmdBtse Grfnuuus BET abipnbernben Sunciionen
Der eeber uub i&mer5lpie Ibdtbisfeit Der Oarmtandls
bepi.ft. Dos unbebaslide @efhbl unb bic Gmpfinb=
lidfeit In Der re1ten Seite, r~ebelfeit, beIeste 3uuse,
BITE ominbfe selbe Gdrbuns Der Saut uub Der Gusapfel,
Der hbelrtehenbe Ntbem unb baS saitrii1e 8opfpeb,
iauter Spmptcme Der drpniiGen 8tlioftdt, rerS9ptns
ben, unb bic burd lesterc set6rte @erbauunsSfdbtafeit
itent ii4 rpteber elm. DaS 3ttters rernidtet malariit e
Sef6perpen, &beumati8maS unb Wierenletber unb
~befSrtert einen ~se5unben S1Iaf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

finb, baben MIR cine Lease auf ben
betrefenben @runb unb 8Dben. Die
anberen 6orberungen iinb: @infiibz
ruag bes M6tftunbengeiebes, @infibz
rung Der llnfaIs< unb Nlters : Ner1tz
6erung, eiaes itrengen 9aftpfli6tz8ez
febes, bon @etperbe : S6iebsgert6ten
lnb Grridtung eites Mrbeits Bureaus
als beIonbereS Miniiterium. pros
arefiipe @infommen : Steuer unb Sc
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len bnr6 ben Staat.
Sic gefeIlf6aftIi6en 6Drz
berumgen Der britii6en Soeialiiten
lautem; M0sli6ie- @inidrdntung bes
6anbeIs nit geiiisen @etrdnfen unb
p0lige 56lieBung Der S6anfftdtten
an ben S%Onntagen. 5erner: 4biolute
Srenmumg BON Stat unb Stride unb
unentgeItli6e obligtoril6e BOLTS : @r=
siebung. Damn fommen nod einige
Sorberuuger BON fpeeiea 2onboner 2oz
cal : Gbaratter, mie. gernebrung Der
0Hentli9en parfs unb 8arten : 4az
lagen unb Spielpldbe, grri6tuns
bon 2eiez unb @rbolungsbalen, 8au
BON geiunben Mrbeiter : Wobnungen
urtb bon Babe unb Waf6bduiern unb
Gerantaltung 0Hentli6er Concerto.
IS 1T bas = ipie man Sugeben tpirb
= ein aiemlid buntes Sammeliurium,
bas li6 als Yartei Yrogramm iou=
6erbar genug ausnimmt, aber benz
| nod limb in Dem1elben 70 3iemIth ale
punfte entbaltett, tpel9e bas rporldl=
fge programm" Der beutf6en 5ocial<
bemDfraten aufiibrt.
Was uns an bieien 6orberuneen
frem6 un6 eigenartig beribrt, lit balpt=
fd6li6 bur6 bic abnormen Gerbdltniiz
fe, 3uftdnbe unb Mib|tdnbe gu erfldz
rem, mie iie fi6 in Der Stint : Milip=
men : Stabt 2pnbon beraus9ebilbet
baben, 1nb gu beren Mbbilfe es aller<
bings aud abnormer MaBregeln be-
bart.
@ie i6nel fi6 aber au6 lit England
bic foeialpolitil6en GerbdltniHe entz
iuideln baB fann a1an i6on baraus
ieben, baB SER 9arbie Dor elm paar
Sabren auf benz Srabes : unions=
@pngre6e nod ausgela9t purbe, als
er bic 5rage zines M6tfunbengeiebes
fir 8e~rgarbeiter III Mnregung bra6te,
udbrenb iebt bereits eitte = tpenrt audi
fleine = parlaments> @ruppe %eriiirt,
wel6e bieie Sor6erung formea in ibr
Yrogramn a1fgenommer bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
Mie Der Wiener @orresponbeu

= Wie Der Wiener Correspondent
6es 2onboner uStanbarb" mittbeilt,
bat ii6 @raf &alnofp, Der oiterrei6ii6e
Mfinifter bes @usmdrtigem, mad Si6l
begeben, UNI nit benz Safer Sram3
Soiepb iiber Die Gntbiaungen 5l be-
ratben, ipel6e bic bulsarif9en 8ldtter
iiber bas ruiiii9e Sntriguem : Spiel
gegen ben Giirlten 6erbinanb ber6ffent=
liden. SAT- iebe Drummer Der Spoboba
bon Sophia bringt iteue berartige
gntbiiaungen. Die lebte Summer
bringt cine 9epei6e bes ruiiii6en @es
ianbten in 8ufareft an bas Staatsbes
partemeut in st. Petersburg, in pels
der er @elb CUR 8efolbung BON Meus
felm0rbern forbert, pel6e ben Giirften
6erbinanb ,,au8 Dem Wege rdumen"
fcllen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
electric NitterS.

Dt,isS 9tilm,tteI 1T 70 wObibetanut unb 70 popular
seipcroen, bab ss tanm NOD beicrberer Grwd5nunS
nit elm tn iein Sob. Cine retnere Mebtetn siebt es
at5t, une as pirb Garantie s%sletHst. sab fs aues
Tenet, mas man rpn ibr %perfprttbt. electric Bitter5
belt aae aeteen Der eeber unb ben Rieren, eS e%ntfernt
Sei4whre. ausf&Iaa, 6aI,Iub nub anbere Eolsen
uurstnen 8lutes. Gs treibt bas WaIarta : Gieter
aus benz Spffem, beust t~emSelbeu Dor unb BELT es
ielbt In ban bartnddisfeu Sauen. Gs eurtrt acpf=
lbmerer, Biutanbrans nut bem 8opfe unb Weis'dne
Wsriu4e has Gleetrie gitters. SetIuns iptrb sarantirt,
eeer has Gtlb 5urlSse5ablt. VretS per Slai6e 80
Gents unb 81 In allen apotbsfeu. WtpleIaIe bet
Nbplpb DreiB, IbcmpIpH 4 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
Sc foate in iebem saufe ietn.

8. D. Wtlisn, 81 Glap Strabe, Gbarp8burs, ga.,
last, er mS9te nttt cbne Or. Sings Heue Gnfbeduns
fhr Sdptnbfu&t, Sniten unb Grtaltuns Ietn, benn
b.afelbs babe feline Gran sebeilt, peIde mad einem befs
ttsen Nnfaae Der p@rippe" BON Der 9unsen : Gnt5hns
euns bebrcbt puree, unb nadbem aae anheren cnsez
ganbtsn MttteI wirfunsslpS s~eblieben paren. Rpberi
Barber pom Gcotspcrt, ga, erfldrt, bab Or. Sings
Nsue Grfnnuns ibm mebr 9euhst babe, ais irsenb Gts
mas, mas er sesen feline 9unsentrantheit eebrau&t
tatte. IS stebt nt&ts BeHsres. Wan periu6e eS!
Grete prcbe=Glaf4en In Der Gpptbete BON Gbolpb
Dretb, Ibompipn Il 60. @rpbe Slaf9en so GentS
unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

Da etne senaue @ebrauhsanwet>
flung ieber Slafhe b;efeS rlntperfal>
l1tttels b~etseseber 1T, 70 f6nnen sptr bent
ettbenben ben &att ertbetlen: 6a6e
3utrauen su Or. @usut &Snts's SAM
burger Srcpfen, befolse eenau bic fur
ben @ebrauA sesebenelt @prfhrtften unb
has 3efultat tptrb In ieber 6tnFdt au-
frtebenfeqenb fir DID ~ausfalen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

9hNS< 9tuhucAt
weIme In Gplse BON
Sugenb . Shnben
an Rerpenfawd4e
Ietben, t~hreeebenS,
traft ~untersraben
baben unb TIRE
WdnuIi9teit perlp.
ren, fpnten ben BE-,
rhtmten Or. Sas
tbawan ipfprt cons
fuItireu. 8erBe6t
ntdt, Rerpenfrdnts
belt (mtt ober otne
Grdume) ptrb wtf,
ienfGaftlt@ unb
mad ben neieffen
Netboben behans
belt unb NIT benz
gr6bten GrfpIs.
sc fpmntt nt@t
barauf an, Oh man
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0Q1-@eIt Commerce StraSe-0Q1
y * sam 9tntpnip. Seras. ~ AUl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
9as Gleftnral Wotu,t,.

Man9em 2efer lit tpabri6einli6 cine
no6nalige Mittbeilung Der Stimmen,
pel6e bic ein3elnen Staten mad benz
1elen Genius bel Der beporfteben6en
prdiibentenipabl baben, erniinf9t.
9ier TT fie. @er ft6 bafiir interei=
firt un6 feline eigenen 8ere6nungen art=
fteaen min, folte fi6 bic 3ufammenz
ffelurg Qusfhneiben utb a%ufheben.
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unberDault9fett.

Mus t1nperbauli6feit entfprtnsen ttebr
2ttben ais fi6 Der Sale, ia In Stelen Sd1en
ter Mr3t, trdumen Idet. = &ppfetben,
S1wtnbel, &adenletben, Qeber<Mfectto-
men. afsenetne Sdwdhe, Mebersefdla>
eenbeit, Bldbunsen uub frampfbafte
SHmer3en finb tdufg auftretenbe Mn-
atimen bieier erbarmunsslcfen @eieel.-
Der erfe @hrttt CUR G%ntfernung btefes
2etbens 1T cine &esuiiruns unb &rdftt>
gur9 bes eeihmG6ten 9erbauunes>@er>
rsSsens tur1 et,e seitaemdee Mntpenbung
BON
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
Notice OF Sale of Real Property ia SUI
Perior. Wisconsin, Pursuant to the
Judgment and Order of the Cir.
cul: Court Of DOUGLAS County.
Wisconsin,.

CIRCUIT CouRT-DouGiA COUNTY. wlscoSsIx
David F. Fra2ee and Sanuc! Clay, Jr. Plaintiffs.
Thos. Mitchell. William Tarr, William B. Perry,
Margaret Narsd ,rfrr Within, r Kuun,.is
Ralph NJ. Stuart MUrtley. William MrNanRn
Michael Lynch William VI Honic- l.ivttaii II
Robe, Ge"rse b Monies. bridget Ga lagher
Ophe!a d. Hickey. Minnie D. Rochester An
thony Johnson, superior consolidated Land
Company. Northern P,.ciiic Railway Company,
and james ". Mesb5en and +. J. Meg bbeii
as administrators of the estate OF T. J. ,!s.ia
ben, deceased, de:en,iauts
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of and in
obedIeice 70 the orter u d Judgment OF said
Court duly given, nInde snd flied III the nl,uy,.
entitled action, l, the undersigned Thomas
Mitchell Is assignee vi said Samuel Clay Jr anu
under and in obedience To the order and iudp
lnent OF court above mcnti"nei, viii, on MoiIlaI
the 23rd day OF May A. -. 1872. at ten O'Clock IL
the forenoon ct Said day ut he WeS, front door OF
the Court House i'll the city of Superior in said
county OF Douglas. aud Stale Of Wisconsin, piIer
Ger sale, and sell at public auction ve:IdGe TO
the highest uliQtr ior cash al the. Interest If The
said Samuel Clay, Jr.. which hold ur control as
assignee ar Otherwise III and 10 lots nuIuic: two
hundred fifty go. Two bundled hfty-two t2j2,.
two hundred fifty Sur esq and two hundred
ittysix esq OH West Fourth rect in the Town
size OF Superior, City Of Superior, according To
the original plat Of said ToWn>re on file and of
record III the office Of tie Register Of EGe3s o..
said Douglas County.
Also all the interest Of said Cay w:i.e:, ,a.d
us such assignee. in and TO the West half OF the
East half OF block number twenty hrte (23j on
West Nineteenth street in Sa!i TowuSitc of Sup,.-
rior, City Of SuperOr, according he plat attr,.-
said subject t. Ill the rights legal and co ui;nhl,.
OF said defendant William Tarr AMI all those
claiming under or through him, said Tarr hay
ing b rght said last named tract from the under.
signed assignee ~ the sale made by me On July
llth, 1871 and paid the full price therefor Us fully
appears i'll the findings. Judgment and order If
curt duly given and made in said actions ana
file III the Office Of the clerk uf said court
IL. 10
made t. purchasers II O4Cc Oh DGyMSut y; III.
purchase price.
Dated A.yi. Ist, 1892.
Thomas NifC!GsI',
y III y OF Sali,uG! G.ay, i,
e B. ManSar:ns,
Attorney tor Assignee. a9inayli
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
This Settles II.

LINCOLN, Neb.. April Eek. Gov.
Thayer's last hope of again Occupying
the gubernatorial chair was dashed to
pieces by the Supreme court, handed
down late this afternoon. Thaver, in
his petition asking the state to reopen
the case, alleged that the decision of
the majority of the United States SUI
preme court did not apply to Boyd's
citizenship, but only to his right to
amend his answer to Thayer'S petit
ton; that ieas than majority of the
justices had held that Bcyd's citizen
ship had been established. and that
owing to his absence he (Thayer) had
been unable to present his case at the
time the mandate was filed III the state
supreme court.
The court, however differs with hr.
Thayer's attorney and holds that the
decision in Gov. Boyd's case WAS a ma
jority decision and that his citizenship
had been duly established, and that
Thayer had no equitable ground to
contest Boyd's right to the title and
office Of governor. This finally dis
poses of the case. Thayer did not have
the backing of the republican party in
this last action, the suit being started
and carried out by Joseph ii. Blair, an
attorney
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09

Laily Leader
Ex-senator John C. Spooner and w.
II. Phipps of Hudson, and Thomas
Bardon, of Ashland, were at the Euclid
yesterday.
The direct object of their visit was
to confer with Mayor Pattlson, Will
liam Pattison, DR.. w J. Conan and
local parties who own the fee to min
ing properties on the Vermillion in
which is located the Pioneer mine in
which Spoouer, Phipps and Bardon are
interested.
Il am pleased that Superior has
come into the republican ranks
with good safe plurality" said Mr.
SpooneT. The returns from the
cities in other parts of the state are
equally Or more favorable to the
promise of republican success. have
just received telegram from Henry
U Paine in Milwaukee that is indeed
gratifying. The democratic majority
in that city has been reduced from
5000 to ! 600 or less, and the Lutheran
precincts again roll up republican ma
jorities. This latter fact indicates
that the estrangement of the Luthe-
rams a year ago last fall which contri-
buted t. the defeat of the
republican state ticket was only
temporary, and that next fall they will
be back where they have always been
and belong in the republican ranks
II am sure the republicans VIII carry
the state next fall"
The senator then spoke in words
of highest commentator of the city
and it's wonderful growth
BLAINE AND HARRISON.
Being brought back to politics he
said: This Blaine talk is without
foundation. Mr.. Blame is permanent
ly out of the race. The talk of Harri-
son withrawing is also without var
rant. An Indiana man never with
draws. (Spooner himself was born in
that state. Harrison will be re nomi
mated.
"By the way. Harrison is a very,
very able man. He is the only man
who has sat in the White House since
I was born who was able TO be either
president, secretary of state, secretary
M a
terror, secretary of war, secretary of
the navy, postmaster general or chief
justice Of the United States supreme
court and begin on the instant to dis
charge the duties Of the Office with
splendid ability and success.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
The LAKE Superior Wills.

The pile driving and foundation,
costing abou, 5000, for the new
5000 barrel mill of the Daisy Roller
Mills company in this city, to be
known as the Lake Superior mill, is
now nearing completion, and work will
soon be commenced upon the mill
house, engine room, elevator an two
warehouses, ali of which viii cost about
about sl25,O00. The plant will be
erected on Quebec pier. built out 1920
feet into the bay, substantially con-
structed of piling filled in with earth,
with deep water on three sides, SO that
the largest vessels may lay alongside
the docks while loading.
The mill house will be of brick 6Sxl50
feet and eight stories high The brick
engine room will be 60xl00 feet. locat-
ed at the inland end of the mill. at
the seaward end OF the mill Will be
one story, iron covered warehouse
lOOxl75 feet and on the west side a
two story warehouse S0xl5O feet, in
the second of which will be done the
packing of -four, SO arranged that the
flour may be discharged into cars or
steamers direct. A DC, 600 bushel
grain elevator will be built at present
on the inward end of the pier so ar
ranged that it can be enlarged to meet
the demand for storage capacity. Four
railroad tracks will traverse the entire
length Of the pier, two on each side OF
the plant Fuel and grain may be re-
ceived either by boats or cars, while
flour can be shipped by either medium.
All buildings Will be equipped with
automatic sprinklers and other fire
preventing apparatus.
The mill will be OH the dual plan,
with $500 barrels capacity in each
half of the building. Motive power
for each half will be separate. For
driving the machinery 24xiSxlS cross
compound Reynolds Corliss engine Will
be used. and for driving the grain ele-
vators. electric lights, etc, a l6x3Oxi2
compound Corliss engine, provided
with three 96 inch x20 feet Reynolds
vertical boilers to generate steam for
both engines, heating buildings and
furnishing steam for condenser and
air pump.
The Daisy Roller Mill company
will operate this mill with a capital
of $500, 600, and daily capacity of
5000 barrels, when completed.
Il. L. Hurd. present manager of the
company's mills at Milwaukee VIII
manage this new mill which will en-
ploy $50 men.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
The First Ward Not In II.

On general principles as politics run,
this, the first ward Of the city, has no
particular claim upon the incoming
administration. Through the assine
policy and political idiocy Of those who,
unfortunately for the ward, got con
troll of the republican caucus, the ward
was carried for Mr.. Lawrence. This
blunder was bad enough, but when the
CITY convention was called the mis-
take could have been rectified and al
made harmonious if our delegates
could have had the wisdom to go TO
Mr.. Scott as a secoll chJ!ce. Bat this
would have looked more Ike making
concessions to the minority as express
sed in the caucus, and SO .hey all went
over to the Matchette faction and lost
a second opportunity, and then In the
triangular fight which. followed, it is
said on good authority, that one dele
gate was for Scott, one fcr Noonan
and one for Matchette.
The democrats Of the first ward did
little if any better, with Il stupidity
which will never be explained, they
elected Murphy delegates. Murphy
was badly beaten in the convention,
Dobie was nominated and then tram
nled the nomination under his feet. and
Noonon was finally nominated and the
party to a greater or less degree brok-
en- and scattered.
In explanation of the final results 1t
is said this is Il democratic ward, but
when All the facts in the controversy
are considered this excuse does not
aaplv. 1t is not necessary to call names
and create discussions, but we say
without qualification had the repubH-
cans all stood in line for Mr. Scott and
worked for him a. the party nominee,
;l,ey, with the better class OF demo-
Gratis who came to their assistance,
would have given Nj. Scott majority
in the first ward. We have no idea
that Mr.. Scott viii remember these
things to our injury, but surely we
could have asked some favorS with a
better grace had we given him differ
ent treatment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
A Luni b erinan,. Rendezvous.

This term might be applied TO Stevens Point.
located or the Wisconsin Central Lines q. the
gateway to the vast forest region which extends
North 10 Lake Superior a distance of go miles
without break, on account Of its vast ,lIub Der
interests. The Wisconsin River - which the
.umbermen have given the familiar and some
what atfectibrate iit.n If " Cd Visions" not IL
lone acts rs II luube- feeder TO the city by fIru-
is!iin- through its numerous tributaries an out
let for thousands OF acres of pine IN tho upper
country, but it furnishes water POWER that is
second only TO that OF Neenaa and Menasha
which cities are also located on the Central y
Millions Of feet of lumber are cut every GEAR Civ
ing employment to hundreds of men III add
ton to the lumber trade, it has EGmcrouS other
manufactures; it is here where the large car
shops IF the Wisconsin Central Lines are located
For tickets. maps, pamphlets. and full infpr-
nation apply 10 J. " Robinson. g. p. A. Wis
Central Lines, Milwaukee. Wis or TO jas C.
POND, General Passenger and tic1et Agent, Chi.
cage. II. Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
ONE VICTORY SCORED.

j. T. Easterbrook, secretary of the
Superior Manufact urers', Jubbers' and
Shippers association, returned to this
city yesterday from an Eastern trip.
lie has taken zip the task of securing
for this city a proper recognition from
railway and lake transportation COM
panies in the way Of rates.
His visit to the East resulted in the
arrival yesterday of II. c. French of
the Union Transit company, Buffalo,
c. II. Tucker, Of Cleveland, and W. c.
Harrington of Duluth, Of the Great
Northern steamship company.
These gentlemen came here for the
express purpose OF looking into the adj
yantages of Superior's harbors prepar-
atory to landing vessels here. They
were shown over the city Yesterday by
leading representatives of the shippers
association and Mr.. Easterbrook in
order to give them an idea of what Sd
perior would be prepared TO furnish in
the way of freights in the near future
and later they were taken to Tower
slip, Towards pocket and other points
where there has been a demand for the
landing Of lake freights. These gen
tlemen left yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Easterbrook said last evening
just before starting OIL another tour
in the interest OF the association that
Superior was handicapped insomuch as
the lake transportation companies
were not as familiar with her yearly
amount of freights and her location,
which he pronounced the best III the
Northwest for carrying on magnif-
cent freight business.
A demand to have vessels land in
Tower slip. Towards pocket and other
points on the Superior harbor front,
has been expressed by such companies
as the Warehouse and Builders Sup.
ply company, the American Steel
Barge company, the 'Cwohy Mercan-
tile company, the Northwestern Ada.
ment company, besides numerous mer-
chants who do large freight business
on the lakes.
The only vessels which have been in
duced to enter are the Ward lines,
which. came in at the urgent sol:cita-
ton Of the Warehouse and Builders
Supply company, not because of the
present business, but for the purpose
of securing standing with the large
companies here for future freigh-s,
Tower slip has not been in the best
condition to receive vessels because of
the shallow channel in pieces, but
when the improvements which have
been mapped out for performance as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
COMM xICATlON.

The election held at Maple tie 5th
for the election Of Town officers for
the town of Brule for the ensuing year
was rather spirited. The total vote
ROLLED was 2e6 which was rather Light
owing to the inclement weather.
For Chairman Of Supervisors. VIM.
CONFESS .l49, Thos Doherty 80, Thos.
Nephew 81.
For Supervisors. Geo. Foltz, los,
Isaac Adams, los, and B. c. Rowland
Sc
For Treas J. NJ N. Peterson, l5S,
7. J. Pigott, 125.
{. Y. Shaw was elected Clerk.
H. Knutllla Assessor
Justices, w c. Mitchell and J. P.
Dunn.
ConstabIes, j. V. Geary and Geo.
B shop.
Local opti5a was voted upon, and
carried.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
WHITE BIRCH SPLINTERS.

WHITE BIRCH, April 6, 1892.
Josiah Millet, of Saltwater, Mimi,
spent few days with US this week.
Musser, Sauntry 4 Co.'S lumber
camps have all broken up and are now
getting ready to commence driving.
Election day is over, but you can
vet see some of the relics in the shape
of black eyes.
The following is the ticket as
elected last Tuesday:
Supervisors: Frank G. Mcclure,
Chairman: P. E. Waterbury, and Ed.
w. Mcclure. Town Clerk, w. c. La
Roy. Assessor, Frank Lee. Treasurer,
w. c. HART Justice of the Peace.
L. Scion. Constables, c. NJ. Warden
and n. Lucius Jr.
ST. CRoIx Boy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09

The invitations issued by Mrs. II.
May Bertrand to a number of her
young lady friends to five O'Clock
tea were so neatly framed, we know
we shall be pardoned for copying it.
Just an old maids tea
With Mrs. H. May B.
In remembrance of the
y. l.. E. G.
It's thing Of the past
But the results still last,
And the ranks are
thinning fast
And thinner soon will be,
So come and brew the tea
And let us giddy be.
VIII you please arrive
On next Thursday at five?
You might answer in verse
And the result be no worse.
Mrs J. c. BERTRAND.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
Town Elections.

The following are the successful
candidates in the town Of Bruie. The
total vote cast was 295, an increase of
"a over one year ago.
Supervisors: WE. CONFESS, Chair
man, Geo. Foltz. Isaac Adams.
Town Clerk: c. Y. SHOW.
Assessor: Henry knutillia.
Treasurer: J NJ. NJ. Peterson.
Justices of the Peace: W. c. Nit
chell. and J. p Dunn.
Cen5:ables; j. V. Geary and George
Bishop.
In the town of Superior the straight
peoples ticket was elected. 1t was Dis
follows:
Supervisors: Frank Desmond, Chair
man, Joseph Walker, Martin kTonS-
tad; town clerk w. G.. Tub5s; asses
sor. Charles Atkinson; treasurer, An
drew Peterson; justices of The peace,
c. H. Gill, two years, Archie McCague,
ore year; constableS, James Natthe VS.,
H T. Stivers.