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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-10

efforts put forth recently by her live
men Of wealth. The seed has evident
~ taken deep root in a fertile soil, and
the day is not far distant when the in
vestment of time and money in the up
building of the East End of Superior
will pay bigger dividends than any
thing else in the United States Pro-
gress is evident in every direction at
the Last End.
AS Il residence section Of Superior
the East End leads easily, as the ter
ritory overlooking the bay is at least
forty feet above the water level, while
in other sections ii is only some TWEEN
ty-liye or thirty feet above Datum.
The surroundings are cheerful and the
views by Land and water are simply
charming Some of the most beautl
full private residences in tie city are
to be found in this section, and many
more Will soon follow.
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Before StaT:!n. !:, n Journey

4 person usually desires to gain some infprma-
tion as ~ the most desirable route To take and
viii purchase tickets via the one that will afford
him the quickest ard best service. If YOU CON
temriaiea trip Ia or from Milwaukee, Chicr.c
and points east AMI south and Ashland. Duluth
81. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS and points north and west
you should provide Yourself with a map and
time table of the Wisconsin Central Lines The
trains run Oh this ronte are yc>tibulrd and are
equipped with Fuilrnaus Latest Drawing Room
slccpers. elegant bay Coaches ami Dining Cars of
latest design. convenient and comfortable in ar
rahsemcn! and So complete in every detail thai
they have 10 superior III conf rt aui elegance
For tickets. time tables berth reservations etc
apply to j. c. JACKSON, q. +. x T. ~. n r. h r.
superior. Wis. or to JAS. G. Po>n, General Pas
scn9er and Ticket Agent. Chicago Ill.,
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Daniel Steele Durric.

When we went to press Lust week
we had only the statement that Mr..
Durrie was dead, but no data on which
to base any remarks. The Midi on
Times of the lst inst. gave a some
what extended notice of the sad event
from which we copy as follows:
Daniel Steele Durrie died at his
home, 81 North Carroll street, this
city, at ) O'Clock last evening, in the
seventy Fourth year of his age.
Daniel Steele Durrie WAS born in
Albany, y. Y, January >, 1919. He
was the son of Horace Durrie, a ma
tive of Hartford, Conn, and Il grand
son of John Durrie, of Stony Stratford.
buckingham county, England, who
came to America in l7Sl. His mother
was Johanna Steele. Il bookseller at
Albany. He WAS descendant of John
colony, and " llliam Bradford, govern
or of Plymouth colony. Mr.. Durrie
was educated at the Albany academy
and at select school at South Hadley,
Mass, after which he learned the
boOkselling business and bought a
business in 1914. The great fire OF lSfS
in \ ibany destroyed his business aLd
two years later he came to Madison.
He was elected member of the
State Historical Society in 1854 and
demonstrated great interest in the
upbuilding of its great library which
now stands as monument to the in
dustry and perseverance of DR.. Draper
and Mr.. Durrie. the latter of whom
became librarian in 1856, having thus
served nearly thirty seven years in that
capacity.
Mr.. Durrie was an author of conSid-
cradle prominence, and published a
number OF volumes of general historic
interest. Among them We're papers
on Early OutpostS of Wisconsin.
Green Bay for Two Hundred Years, :"
ANNALS of Prairie du Chen" an ar
ticle on Capt. Carver, an early traveller
i'll Wisconsin. In 1871 his History Of
Madison and the Four Lakes Country
of Wisconsin,
Mr.. Durrle was married October Is,
1914, to Miss Anna Holt, at Albany,
n. Y, who preceded him to the great
beyond July ,, 1891. To them were
I born six children, five of whom are liy-
ing, Miss Isabelle having died at her
home in this city in October, 1889
The children surviving are George
II. Durrie, of Leon, w is; Rev. Arcli.
bald Durrie, pastor of the Presbyterian
| church at West Superior; Fred \.
Durrie, station agent at Papillon
Neb. Mrs. Henry \. Arnold, of
Helena, Mont; Miss Anna Durrie,
who resided with her father Rev
! Archibald Durrie, Mrs. Arnold and
Miss Durrie We're at home at the time
of their fathers death
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erection and bids Of contractors have
already been fled. 1t will be located
on Toledo pier. Laying of the corner
stone now only awaits tie arrival of
Mr. Todd from his usual summer cut
ing amongst the Northern Woods,
where hunting and fishing are the ord
CT OF the day. Within the coming
week, active operations will begin on
the mill. Mr.. Todd Is late resident
of Albert Lea, Mimi, and is man of
extensive means, as well as rare prac-
teal skill. This mill and elevator will
be after the model and style of the
Listman mill and will cost about 4 like
amount. These three mills, when IN
active operation, VIII have 4 capacity
of 1900 barrels of flour every twenty
four hours No inconsiderate output
in itself, and a decidedly interesting
factor in the future commercial in
pOrtance of the East End.
The Dakota elevator, with capacity
of one million bushels, next attracts
our attention. This vast storehouse
will be erected III the vicinity of the
great Touring mills already spoken of,
by tie farmers Alliance people, aud
will be another great monument to the
greatness and grandeur of the vast and
fruitful fields Of Minnesota, the Da-
kotas and other Northwestern fields
wi ,,t.. nd ,,t LOT ~
Superior, the future great milling cen
ter of the world.
From the main channel in Superior
Bay, the city authorities have dredged
a supplementary channel along the
harbOr line, which is leo feet III width,
by IS feet in depth, in front of the
mills and elevators, as guarantee to
those now erecting, and TO others
who may erect other or similar struc-
lures, that they need have no fears Of
deep water at all times And to fur
ther perfect this arrangement, the gov
eminent, under recent appropriations,
intends adding to the width Of the sup
Elementary channel, 100 feet more. Is
it any wonder that the East End feels
somewhat jnbilant at the prospects
of bright future for this favored
territory?
The Ioughioghcny & Lehigh Coal
Company, operating the Northern Pa
cite dock on this water front. receive
daily, carcoes of coal from the lower
lakes. They will handle this season at
least loo, 600 tons of coal, and expect to
handle double this amount next season
as they are very strong and agrees
I'VE company, and are interested in eX-
tenSve coal and iron lands in Pennsyl-
vania, besides SGmc Of their Stockhold-
ers are also interested in the new Me
saba iron range Of Minnesota. Major
\. w. Horton, one Of the most expert
enced coal men in these entire United
States, has charge OF these extensive
decks, and has given eminent satisfac-
ton to his employers and the general
public alike.
The Duluth and Winnipeg ore dock,
on Alloucz Bay, is now nearing com
pletion and Will be ready TO handle ore
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Notice for Publication.


I AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL Aji4c. -. lsg2
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setter has filed notice oi MS intention To-
make final proof III support of his claim and
that said proof will lac mulr before liO:iifud.
tlrrk of the Circuit Court of bouCl:iS county,
Wisconsin, at Superior, Wisconsin, On
October 4. 1892.
viz; Thomas Greene, his Hid Entry No. li11 for
the "a Of 81 and : II SWi. See - Ip. 10 y K
l. West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
stid land. Wiz Edward J.. Clark. samuel Nyuni,
William >rllwood, Peter +. Waterbury. all OF
White Birch. Douglas county, Wisconsin.
Also at the same time and place auG before the
same officer. Edward +. CLARK. his Id Entry No.
l3i;; for the NJ of NWla See. ii Tp. l5 K l. ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
o9ht'r - 1000. aaG cultivation OF,
said land. viz Thomas Greene. Samuel NSinnG.
William Seliwood, Peter T.. Waterbury, AL o:
White Birch, Douglas county, Wisconsin.
II. l.. BESSE.
a27ol Register.
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The Children's Home Society of
Wisconsin was represented in Supe-
rlor this week, 10y its able Surerin-
tendent, Mr.. J. p. Dysart, of st Paul.
Up to the present year this society
covered the entire Northwest, but it
was found that the work was getting
too cumbersome for efficient work, and
it has been sub-divided, and Mr.. Dy-
sart Will be the superintendent of the
work for Wisconsin, while Mr. Savage,
who has visited us en- several occasions
viii take charge of Minnesota. The
society is doing grand good work,
and is deserving Of liberal support
from the public, its only source Of
revenue.
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The reason why Mr.. Senter is put
ting no basement under his buildings at
the corner Of Becker avenue and Fifth
street is that the sewer pipes at the
rear of those lots is so near the surface
that he cannot get drainage. The at
tention of the city engineer and the
board Of public works is respectfully
called TO this matter. This part of the
sewerage system should be changed at
once so that persons desiring base
nents and cellars for their buildings
can have them.
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GET YOUR.
Assi.nsnent--No:ic 20 Creditors.

rE>AkE NOTICE. that James e. Johnston, plum
! Der gas filter and dealer i'll plumbers matt
al. u West Second street, city OF superior. Wis
cousu, did, on the 18Th day of August. A. d. 1872,
make "a voluntary assignment of ali his property,
texcept such Is exempt under the laws oi his
~tat for the benefit of his creditors, to E,lIn1na
X. OTIS, whose post Office address Is superior,
Wisconsin.
file. within three months with such assignee, or
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Dan lInfllnnd. Su-
perior. Wisconsin, on pain of being declared Il
dividend, an affidavit setting forth his name. res
ideuCe. and post Office address, and the nature.
aud amount OF his debt, claimed
by him, over and above NIL Offsets.
Dated superior august - ls9l
EDMCN Nd Il. OTIS.
SSH Assignee.
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ST Mons.

STATE CT WISCONsIN-IN CIRCUIT COURT.
INFnr Douglas County.
Philip A. Blu -, and lanes Rrnccl
W. Plaintiff,
Hiram HAYES. James J. e. IA. FRED
erick A. Newton. Chailntt A. New- Summons.
ton and the Consolidated Land
Company, Defendant.
The State of WisconsiE-To the said Defendants:
You are hereby summoned To app ear within
twenty day. after service OF this summons. cX
elusive of The day Of service. and def'.i q the
above entitled action in the court aforesa q; and
IN case Of yoar failure - to do judgment be
rem Tered against YOU according to TIE deUgu of
the comIlsint: of which Il copy is he. ewith
served upon yea.
F. l.. JOHNSON.
Pl.iitiEi's Att rney
T. o. address Superior Douglas county, Wis
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4 dnlinistrarOr.s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that at the East Front
nonr al the CnUrr House in the eli nf ~rIr TiOr,
Douglas comfy, Wisconsin. At 10 O'Clock a. m.
on the 18th dav If October I:g2 / viii. By oder
and license OF the county court. Of Douglas G. IN
tx Wisconsin. entered on the is day Of August.
1sl offer for sale ut public auction and lsll = Il
to the highest bidder for cash all the right title,
int crest and estate of Oscar Anderson, deceased,
late Of Carlton county. Minnesota the same being
an undivided half Interest. in and 10 lots 5 ard
in Block Is in South superior Websters Division,
in the city OF Superior Douglas county, WiscoE-
sin
Dated this 9Th day of September. 1872.
A. WOupWARD,
Administrator CT the Estate OF Oscar Anderson,
deceased sIQS2i
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Even the absolutely harmless toy
air gun is not so positively harmless as
is warranted. In some way hardly
plausible Maj. Horizons little boy shot
himself in the mouth with one of these
harmless and mot loaded guns few
days ago. Though not of serious
nature the shot hurt some.
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-s,1hos. Christie has assured the
city editors!ip of the Superior Times.
Telegram.
All, is that so? When did it all hap
pen? Mr. Christie is now in Southern
Minnesota visiting his parents and
friends, and is not connected with the
Times in any capacity.
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City engineer Cooper estimates The
cost of repairing the old city hall 50 as
Ia make it serviceable Will be 81 eco.
Then why not condemn the miserable
tumble down and unsafe rookery and
build a decent one? You can make
something out of nothing, and you can
never make decent building out OF
the present city hall, ard YOU only
waste Your money in trying to do 50.
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George William Curtis had been
associated with Ilarper's Weekly al
most since its beginning in 1857, and
had written the editors Easy Chair >
in IIarper's Magazine since 1913. The
next number of the Weekly, published
eth, Will in a certain sense
be memorial number, and viii con-
tain appropriate sketches of his life,
character and services, with q portrait
and other Illustrations
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-10

A town is hard run for desire
for notoriety when II has to advertise
f. the world that it has the genuine
,siatic cholera. Duluth has been try
ing TO attract attention by this met.Iot
The past week. but it does not Work.
as everybody knows that disease does
not inhablt this latitude Poor Dn-
lath, try something else. Call 1t The
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AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
l. Aug. 3lst, ls.r2.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has tiled notice of his intention TO ma Ike
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof Will I've na'e before II. iioftiunf. Clerk of
Circuit Court Douglas Co., Wis, al superior,
Wisconsin on
October II, 1893.
viz: Fustine kirkWooi, widow of Robert Kirk
wood deceased Who made Hid Entry No 1919.
for the eI. NV. and els swi4 sec. -, Township
- nrrth. Range I2we>i.
lie names the follow ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: Char,es Lord, ST., Nicholas
IucIus. j Pattee. Nicholas Iucius. Jr., all of
White bi-ch Douglas County, Wisconsin.
II. L. BE-SE,
sl0pl5 Register.
PloOk paokc Stationery Pens. Inks. Type
oIdilh OOOhO, writing supplies. School sup
plies Fse.. at the Posi- OFFICE BOOK STORE.
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EEanin4 Up SHlE
< OF <.
STATIONERY
AND
FANCY GOODS
AT THE POST OFFICE.
Notice 0f Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
IN the matter of the estate of Charles Ktowlton
deceased, late of the city Of superior, douglas
Co, Wis, i'll Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given, That ut q special
term of The County ,urt to hc held in and tor
said county. al the County Judges office IN the
court hoil-c iii the city at superior, Doug las Co,
Wisconsin, on the 27th day OF September. lSre. at
10 o'clock i'll the forenoon of that day the follow
ing matter will he heard, considered and acted
upon by the
The petition Of George knowton, of Lynn,
Mass. praying that an instrument puri'ort-
ing /, be the last Will OF said deceased. dated the
sth day Of December. 1891. may be a,ilnitred to
probate aS and :or the last will of said CHARLES
knowltDlI deceased.
Dated this - day of August, 1872,
ly the Court
u. T.. ROBERTS,
G27slo County Judge.
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Captain John Hanson informs us
that he will next Monday begin max
ing regular trips between Superior and
Duluth with his ferry boat Lucille, and
remain on the route for the remainder
of the season. lie will make four reg
ular trips. The fare will be 20 cents
for one way, round trip 50 cents. He
will also establish an excursion rate
which will give you the round trip
without getting of the boat for -
cents. This good feature and Will
take with the people.
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Notice for Publications,
AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
Il Aug. :, lo.tl.
Notice is hereby given that the following rame.'
settler has fii.d notice OF MS intention 10 MAX.
final Iro.of in support of his claim and that ss,i
proof viii be made before u. H"Iflund Clerk "f
the GircIit Court OF Douglas County. NiSloIis....
at superior, Wis on
September II. 1892.
viz: William III Smith his HID Entry No. 81
for the w1zCf swi i and swis Of nwl sec - Tp -
y ROW
He names tn, following witnesses 70 prove fi~
continuous residence upon and cultivation az.
said land, viz: STEPHEN Mcneil, John Mcneil.
Hugh FeIIigau. and Peter FeTTigan, all OF Bruly,
Douglas county, Ni-gG:.sfn.
Il l.. DI-sSE
aI@s.- Tn~:s;ar
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The Rev. Mother, of the Mother
1I,,sa 1T Fort Wayne, Ind, IS in the
city to make the necessary arrange
,,,a,ts for establishing another hospital
IN mis- city. The new hospital VII be
after the plan of our st. Francis hoSpl-
tal and VIII be located at the west
Er'
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The Nalad Queen presentation
which closed Saturday night last was
\ decided success SO far as beng 2
first class entertainment was concern
"a h,t # was not daily appreciated by
our people, in consequence Of which It
was not a financial success, although
We understand that the receipts were
sufficient to pay the bills.
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c. st. P. M, 4 o. TIME CARD,
Church Directory

Church 0icectov.
MEiHoDlsI.- Services every sunday morn
Ing ana evening. at 1879 and 80 Sunday
Schcoi Immediately after The morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
200. All are cordially invited
REV. \. j. DAVIS Pastor
ErNORTH LEAGUE ofthe NJ Church. Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Sunday evening
~ 90 Social and business meeting first Tues.
clay q each month All are cordially invited
A SikANn, MIS- A DAVIS
secretary President
PRESB1 TERI AN.-Serrices every Sunday morn
lug and evening 1T 1888 IN, and $50 D. m
Sunday school following the morning service
ihursday evening prayer meeting III 80 All
are cordially invited. The y. 7. : Z. +. meets
al 6:IJ p.
REV ARCHIBALD DURRIE. Pastor.
EPISCOPAL-Serviees every SUNDAY. morning
ana evening. at II Il an 10 p IN SUNDAY
Schoal after the morning service
REV. c. :. S1AEkN FATHER Rector
REV. JOHN +. DALLAM,. Assistant
cATH0I.IC-MasS at s 80 and 1000 A. NJ Insfruc-
ton at 200 r. NJ. NeSperS at 500 r. NJ Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER ECSTACE. Pastor
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NOTICE..
AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
II August -, 1892.

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
II August -. 1892.
Frank Hansler, Plaintiff, V. The Heirs of Michael
FOran. deceased, Defendants.
Involving II. T.. No 2il3 of Michael foran,
made February -, 1871. for the w. s"li, ncl4
SAL J. and sel4 nwi4 Of Section II, Township Is
moth 81 Range u west.
Complalut having been entered at this Office by
Frank Iian>ier against Michael Foraus heirs for
abandoning homestead entry No 2ll3. dated
February -, 1891, marie by Michael Foran upon
the " , Swi /, ncl4 Swi, aud SCI, nwl IF Section
H. Township + north. Range II west. III Douglas
county. Wisconsin, alleging that said Michael
Forau died on about May /, 1891, and that he
had not at the time of his death established II
residence on the land and since his death no i'm
pruv,ments have been made by his heirs, nor
have they in ally Tnanl,er kept up or completed
any Improvement commenced by him. or Cuifi-
waited any part of said land, but have wholly
abandoned the same. iI> condition now being the
same when said Fpran died except to place
some splits in cabin he had partly erected be
fore his death. aud putting therein door aud
window, and small sheet iron stove, nll of " hlch
were iOEe Immediately alter his death With a
view 70 the cancellation of said entry said Parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the It'll day of October, lNl, at ~ o'clock 4 NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
all, gee, abandonment. II. l.. BES~E.
s:;23 Register
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EK..EEc H:Ek.Cia ScLsNEEseS
W uITE BIRCH, Sept. 7, IS

WHITE BIRCH, Sept 7. 1892
7. F. Scion has his new residence
about completed
Mrs. p, f. Waterbury is visiting
friends at Minneapolis this week.
Miss Mary Lord of Superior is visit
ing with friends here
James T. Wcngcr is now harvesting
his tomato crop which is very fine.
The district school opened up this
week under the management of Miss
Cl0uSt2n.
Mrs. w. G.. IIartt has returned from
New Brunswick where she has been
Vi ting friends at the home Of her
childhood.
Farmers are cutting nice lot of hay
in this vicinity which has been very
good and all crops have been exceed
ingly fine throughout these parts.
Mr., and Mrs. Michalls of Superior
are spending their honeymoon here at
the lake. Much happiness is wished
them in their new married Life.
Dan uoiilund of Superior paid us a
short visit last Monday, The boys here
are always glad to see Dan come
around and wish him success and vic
tory in the coming campaign by 4
large majority.
ST. CROlX Boy.
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- IN.
CIRCCIT COrRT-DGUGLAS COUNTY.
Daniel Frederick PluiutiN


Grafton Mason, Gertrude T. Mason. Jcthro
Mitchell and Charles T. Garrcty. Defendants.
The State of WiScnn~iu:-To the sal Defendant:
iou hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons. cN-
elusive of the day OF service and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
i'll of Your failure 10 do Judgment viii
he rendered a:,aill>I You according To the demand
uf the complaint; Of which 1t copy is herewith
served upon YOU.
ISAAC Ross,
(aS1octS) Plaintiff ; Attorney.
20. Address Superior, Douglas Co.. Wis.
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AfByl.RTlSED LIST.

SCrERIoR. Wis. Sept. ;. 1892
The following letters and packages were re-
naming uncailef for at the close Of business
sept. 3 and unless called for within thirty
days from date viii be sent to the Dead Letter
,l.Nin. i LITE GtIRIsIIE L u
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Mrs. Hiram Hayes and Mrs. How
ard Thomas are mem beers of the Doug
las county auxiliary to the Wisconsin
board of the Worlds fair commission
ers They wish the women of this
community to aid in preparing a SUI
perior exhibit for the Worlds fair of
oil and water color paintings, decorat
ing china, knitting, lace work, needle
work and general handiwork done by
women Whoever Will contribute to
this exhibit should personally or by
letter make the required application
for space.
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Invitations, Cards, Etc. IN n, the fy lat q :
aud varities and al the lowest possible prices at
{ TI,!E> Jon S!,.cc.
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The fire alarm was sounded at this
end of the city again Wednesday even
ing about half past eight O'Clock, and
was very promptly responded to by
the fire boys. The house burned was
what is commonly called The Ninth
street house." which for 50 long a time
was den of prostitution and vice
without an equal in the city. The
house has been vacant for some time
past, but it is said that preparations
were making for re-opening it. 1t is
now in ashes and will not be re-
opened.
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ATTORNEYS

t.DN DENTISI-rtonl
a. / III superior, conner BECKER
I'D. ~.Fet
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