davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02

Whereas default has been made in the crnii-
lions of It certain mortgage bearing daJc the IL II
Gay OF Jnly. 1910, nIa,ie, exceeded ami delivered
by Andre" r. Olson, NOR .agDr IL leonardo F.
Johnston and Albert h. Smith mortgages for
tlle sum nf tour hundred tiJui dollars, the same
being part ri the purchase money for the prop
eTty hereinafter described, which said mortgage,
Was duly recorded in the othce OF the register OF
deeds IN and for Douglas e unty Wisconsin on
the 18th day of July, 1890 nj A. DC ouk p NJ iii
BOOK OF mortgages on page 2lri.
Aud whereas on the 2Tth day of December
$500 the said i.cnla.t.io i. Johnston, ard Albert
X. smith, Tor a valuable cons tcration duly as
Slgiled the said mortgage 10 L. ID Newton. which
saId assignment WAS du,y rccojdc,! iii he said
register % deeds Office the 18th day Of JANUARY
1871 al 80 o'clock, =. M, III volume OF mort
cages. oli page ii.
And whereas the amount claimed to Re dne up
on said mortgage al the dale o! This notice is the
sum OF two hundred and Neniy-tnn dollars and
Ia" or iii equity has been e, Inel ccd 10 r..
cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof, and that the premises lnurtg ed a.
.,,J,c>dt,. ale 't.2st'r.iesI a. ftliDw>:
Lot THREE hundred and seventy FIVE t&7) on
West seventh street Ia the townSIte OF :nieri 4.
nov IL part OF the city of Superior J.
in Douglas county, Wisconsin, according 10 th,.
recorded plat ri SAID tuwi!-itc the same i re-
corded III the Office Of the register vi deeds in and
for said county.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that by
virtnc OF IA power of sale contained i'll said mort
gage, the SANE having become operative by rca-
S.in of the default aforesaid, and in camu!inlrc
with the statute III SuCfl made and prov i,ieSi
he SAN mortgage viii be f,ruciose hy sale oi
the inrrtSagci premises hcrciubcfure described
at pub! c auction 10 tile hi chest bidder TO satisfy
me ft!h"uit que on sad mortgage, and interest
and the sum al fifty t51l d,iarS solicitors fees
stipulated III said mortgage to be paid upon TO
closure thereof, and the costs ana expenses of
sad sale, which said sale will be made by he
sheriff OF said Dongs county, his uufiershrriil ar
ie''nty, at the east front door OF the court house
III the city OF superior. in said county of Douglas,
on the 'o'h day IF January 1sg2 at 10 O'Clock i'll
the tprcn,,on OF said DAY.
Dated at superior, Wis, on Dee, 18Th. 1891.
L. D. NEWTON.
Assignee OF Mortgages.
CHAMP GREEN
di9iiy Attorney for Sail ASsignre.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02

The misguided robin chirped cheer
fully among the frost-nittcn bio SONS In
the cherry Tree. the carly bee BANGED up
gainst the window pane aud buZZes.
nrofanc Y. the eiGhbo"S chi kenS
svratc.cI AMI cack!ed with demoaiac
gee in Mrs. McSwat prainaturely agci
lettuce bed, and the lraudful cd siih
>hoEc IS innoccntly and aniling!y on
the McSwata dwelling as If he didn
Know pcrfe thy well that within two or
three hours there would be delu5c OF
rain, a hail storm, and Il cold wave.
"Biiiiger," said MIR. McSwats young
wife, with shade OF anxiety in her
voice and manner, yen seem out OF
spirits this morning. Won you nave
another flannel cake?'
'Do you think, Lobeila," he replied,
gIoomily, that flannel cakes will cure
man of low spirits!"'
Don't the ham AID eggs suit you, BIZ
liger?'' She asked tenderly.
Am | making any complaint about
the provender.''
NO, you are Mt complaining. I'd
rather you would find fault than sul.i
Then l would know exactly what the
trouble is. IL the coffee isn't strong
enough, Or the steak ism cooked in tue
way YOU used To get il as home, why in
mercy's name don't you--"
''LoDeila, Will You obi!Sc me By
checking this raptnrouS gush OF solicit
tuG;c? ! III not kicking up any fuss over
The confotn ed grub, am L?
y think you--you are just as m-mean
as you-you can be-" sobhed Mrs. Nc
Swat, Il DO the best II can TO to
please You, and you speak OF my efforts
4
III Tiger grOancd.
The breakfast is all rigat. Lohclia.
he said i've p id Il dollar fo.' a worse
layout many a time
Then what is the matter, dear?
urged Mrs. McSwat. drying her tears.
Il know there is something wrong. Is
it's it anything l have done or failed
to do?"
isn't it beginning to look like rain:''
..Nou know it isn't. Don't try to put
me off. Biliiger. What is tie ="
Nothing in the paper this morning
but strikes and the wur d 5 fair ioca-
tons. DO you know, LoEelia, ny theory
IS
Never mind the paper Tell me the
cause Of yonr--
And the fruit crop in Michigan is -
The fruit crop in Michi an has no h.
ing 10 DO with this case. What do yo.
care for he Mich gan fruit crop: lun
may as well tell me, Eii!ircr. what il
is hat weighs ON your mind. Evca if it
shou Il be financial troubles '-"ud she
lad her arm caressing.v ABOUT his neck
"a wife devotion can-
Great grandchildren exc aimed Bill
ger, agonizing.y y, springing to his feet.
Land of misery. " hat did YOU DO that
for, Lohclia?',
is it financial embarrassment. Bill
ger? Did | touch you at the first
Touch rpon IL h"wlcd her hrls-
band, dancing frantic&lly about the
room. food heavens. If You had
used s!eiSc hammer it coal,in t have
hart worse
Then was right. It's nothing bu;
money troubles"
Money troubles? Suffering job. If
YOU want to know what weighs my spir-
its down. Lobclia, and fills my soul with
gloom. lock-
With a grip of iron he held her al
arms length and barred his neck.
Mr.. Biliigcr McSwat ~aS suffering
from his regular spring boil lineage
Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
+ & BANKS,
Civil Engineer & Surveyor.
Office at The Court House superior.
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure. y s;c

Whcroas on The 9Th day of November, A D.
N:'I, Frank L. stuart. ll"r' -agnr. ia.aar exc
cu:ci aud Gr!lve!ci 10 ARENAS Lamb
MOI MOI t az, upon ins Ia "' her, .it.r
described. to secure the payment of Two
rr"lni>s"ry notes bearing vvvu date villa s.ai.i
mortgage, ior the sum ot EIGHT hundivu tWcIHf-
uEiIc aUd thirty hhnirei.tS uuiI.t.> $50, ~
caci due respectively 1T o3r and t"" Yeas from
tIc date of SAID noes. w!th interest thereon at
the rate OF eight per cent per ii.ti. winch >aii
nortG tsc ~e@ duly recorded III the o!iirc oi the
register pi e1.:S and tl. CDrtfy OF iJu.l-
Ia, iii the state of Wisconsin,. on the iNh day al
December. y u. 1872 III Book nj mortgages,
: page ln,, and
WEc:els sail mortgage c"at.ined IL f.Tihcr
sipuiItrun that said iu"rtG tg"r would pay 'hc
further sam OF one hundred and tty t!3J! dor
lars solicitors fees III case OF tu!cc.O. !rc
thereof by reason OF any default Ola t!lc
part Of said m,.rtgaSor. and
Whereas default has been made IL the pay
mciit OF the SAID notc, which by lis terms !,ll c
uil the 9TH day ot November, ~ - 1871. ami liz
tcrcSt thereon. and there is now Hc,iia.ty Guc
and payable upon said n"ic ana mortgage az tar
date III this u"IIcc the sum It nine hundfct and
eleven dollars ad Twelve cents t1jii.!2'
for principal add Interest. and !ur
thcE sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars
Hs SOLICITORS fees in case of foreclosure thereof
rs provided in said mortgage: and
Whereas no action nj law, equity has been
commenced t. Recover The dcat remaining
secuted 10y sail mUrigag" or aIy pI:t thereof,
Now. therefore. no.irc il hereby given. thut by
virtue ANA III PURSUANCE ~ Il poArr OF sac IL
said mortgage toaialHr'l and uud"r and fur-u-
AMI To the statute ia >Irh Cts.rS made iI pro-
voded, the premises described II ,a' tAnttsa
t. " ii:
The undivided onc-Gf;h of all those certain
tracts or parcels OF land living ami being III the
Cotlsny of Douglas and state of NI~,,pu~4u, dc
srrlhtd n follows, TO WIZ: Lots NUMBERED one a.
and tw" (2l in section numbered n,ise:cru t!9l. IN
township 1or;y-eight tINl north OF rau@' fifteen
l'I west, con AMIN ciSutv-tHO and HluCty-tnrcr
oue-!IuHrcdtnS - ~ ~ acres less
cord!ng 10 the government survey thereof. WIZ
on The first day of February A. u. So, AT .
! tlIgs M -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions OF certain mortgage bearing date tic
iith day OF August, 1851, natie, executed and tic.
iIvercd by r, e. Descent and Eva Lindsay mort
gagorS, to Albert X. smith and iculliltio +
Juhnstou, morigagces, for the of tour hund
rec! and fifty dollars tcij0nOl the same being IL
part ~ tine purchase money for the property here
matter described which said mortgage WIS daily
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds in
AMI for Douglas county. Wisconsin on the 10Th
day oi August. lS.0, Ht oclncn =. M in /, ul,
81 Mortgages nj page i6i
Aai whereas on the 21th day of December 1907
the said Albert X. Saith and Lemuudo +. john
the said mortgage to l.. u. Newton which SAID as
sisnient was duly Recorded in SAID Register of
Deeds office on the 7th day Of January 1891. ut
SO O'clock y. IA ii Vol. of Mortgages ut page L.
And whereas The amount claimed To be due
upon Saii mortgage at the date OF this notice Is
the sum of two hundred and forty nine dollars
and twenty cents t.. tN ana thai no aci,n at
iaW ~ N equity has been commented IL recover
the debt secured by said mortgage or amy part
thereof ana mat the premises nortga-ed alone
,'id are described as follows, town. Lot che
hundred and ninety seven tl!'7l on West Eighth
street III the toWn~ite OF superior. portion
al the CITY nt superior in The uf Doil.ilS
and state of WISCONSIN according ~ the Ilat al
said toTlsite rs the same is o;l HE an II record
III sad RHgistc. vi Deeds Office for said Doug las
county.
Nos. therefore notice is hereby given that by
vlrtn" of The power OF sale contained il said
mortgage tthc sane having become operative 10y
reason oiihc default aiurr>aiiA and iii ronpl-
, aIce With the statute III such c;l>t. inadi. and
provided. The said ,r:gngc Viii he fpiCruSed b,
Il sale Of the mOTtgatL.a premises hcryiu before
described II pab.ic auction 10 the highest bidder
To- satisfy the amount due on SAID NOR ;l.,, and
interest. and the sum of twenty five dollars 80
SolciiprS fees Stipulated in saii mortgage to he
palt upon foreclosure thereof, ana the costs and
expenses "i said safe Wnch said sIlc will lie
made by the sheriff of sail Douglas c unity hi
under sheriff or f"i'litH, al the cast front door of
the court house in The cry OF Superior III SAID
county OF Douglas on the tn d4. of Jaut;,ry
.S:'I at 100 - clock
q, ,f I,,,-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
About Kate Contracts.

Capt c. S. Barker, who. with other
harbor contractors. is figuring on the
proposed work IN district No. :. SAID
IF l could know now | would get
The contract | woulJ increase my
force in the ship yard by 10 men at
once. The city makes a great mistake
in delaying contracts until the season
is almost opened. Contractors will ac-
cept lower terms in the mid winter
siian they will i'll the late spring, when
probably they have all the work they
can handle contracted for y eader.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
The Fges: Of Chi!dres:.s Magazines.

TIE publishers Of st. Nicholas, that
famous young folks magazine, are Of
fering 10 send 4 sample copy free of
charge to any father or mother who
would Ike to consider the question OF
taking ch.ldren'S magazine during
the year to come.
Certainly if that question IS up for
discussion III any household It. Nicio-
las will he the one selected. From its
first number in 1873. the pens Of the
greatest writers of the English world
and the pencils Of the most famous IL
Illustrators have been at its service.
Tennyson, Longfellow, Bryant, Thos.
Hughes, " hitter, Bret liarte, Bay
ard Taylor Mrs. Burnett. Miss .ilcott,
Donald e.. Mitchell, GeoI sc Macdon-
aid, Mrs. OlIphant, Professor Proctor,
are few Of the many great names
which have been upon its list Of con
tributors. Mrs. Mary Marles Dodge
is the editor Everything in it is ii.
Illustrated.
IN 1892
there are 10 be stories hy Brander
Matthews, Lieutenant Robert II.
Fletcher (the author of that charming
book 'Marjorie and Her Papa,
Laura +. Richards, William O Stod
dard, Charles Z. CarrNl THE author of
"Davy AMI the Gobln''), and Francis
Courtney Baylor. There will be short
stories by Thomas Nelson Page, Mary
f. Wilkins, Mary Hallock Foote,
Richard Mnlcolm Johnston, Octave
Thanet, General o. o. Howard, and
many others, with papers of travel
and adventure by J. T. TroW bridge
and Lieutenant Schwatka and useful
articles on How Columbus Reck-
oned,' Nv lillian the ConqueTor,'
" olcanoes and Earthquakes,
Straight Lines and Circles" etc. In
! strange Corners of Our Country,
the great American desert, the cliff
dwellings, OF Arizona, and ether in
,eresting places VIII be described, and
il "lIenors to Flag and Boys of TIE
| Natl nal Guard the patriotism of
/ the Y 0ung reader will be aroused and
stimulated. julian Ralph is to de-
ser be The Making Of a Great News
| pai e.," end the arc and iEcandescent
/ electric Lights are 10 be clearly eX
! plume |.
! AP..IED CHRISTIANITY
! s what st. Nicholas teaches-unself-
/ i,hness, talthfulness, courage, truth
/ falnpsS-these things are taught in a
hundred ways 10y stories, poems and
pictures. Do you need such an as
! si5tant III your work with your boys
and girls: Ii SO, and if you are not
already familiar with st. Nicholas,
! send a postal card to The Century Go !,
i New York, y. Y, and ask to see a
! sample copy \ years subscription to
j St Nicholas makes splendid Christ
mas present, for it brings Christmas
4 twelve times year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02

STATE OF WISCONSIN,

SIN I,d e OF "l E,2TS COUNTY corEr
In the matter Of the estate of Catherine Burg
deceased, late Of the city Of Superior, Douglas
county. v iSCnnsin.
Notice i hereby given that at a regular term of
the county court tn lie held iu aud for said
county. N the county judges office in the court
house. III The city Of superior. ltu I-la> county
WISCONSIN,. on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of january.
1892 al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day the
following matter will be heard and conSiicred:
The petition of l. W. Gates, administrator of
said estate for an allowance of his final account
and for his discharge, ard for order dstrihilt-
Ing the residue of the estate TO the heirs OF the
deceased
Dated This Sth day of December, 1891.
by the Court.
u. Z. + oBERTS.
11H2 CciInyJGdrc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02

Whereas the 9th day Of November. A. D.
1850. Frank l.. Stuart. ulnr,gn- u, IIIa,c executed
and delivered To MusSecSad utTy Land, Logging
and Manufacturing company. II Corporal nom.
mortgage. his said StUaIt'S certain mortgage
upon the lands hereinafter described. TO secure
the payment ri twn pr1misnTy NOES bcariug
even dat@ with said mortgage for the sum OF
three Thousand three hundred >evuntveu ;nt
twenty -hundredths dollars .e:3l7.2p each. due
respectively i'll one and TWO years from th, date
Of said notes with interest thereon AZ The rate OF
eight per cent per HnnIln. which said murlg;g.
was daily recorded in the Office of the register OF
deeds III and tor the county of Douglas ia the
state OF Wisconsin, on the 18Th day OF December.
and
Whereas saiI mortgage contained . further
Stipulation that SAIL mn;tgagDr would pay the
further sum Of three huuire,i con dpIlars IA
solicitors fees Ill ease ''i foreclosure thereof
10y reason 81 any default on the part oi said
moi!gaGpr: and
Whereas ie ault has been made in the payment
OF the sald note. which by is terms fell due
the 9Th day of November, 4 u. 1891. and interest
thereon and there is now actually dI. and rav.
able upon SAID te and mortgage. IT the ti.lc IF
this notice HE sum uf three Thousand SIX huud-
red and forty fJurdo.Iars and If - 6ii 90
principal aud interest, and the further SUM of
three hundred >ll solicitors fees IN cas-, # "A
foreclosure thereof a. provided i'll said mortgage;
and
Whereas no action at law or in equity. has
been q. mmemccd 10 recover the debt remaining
secured Icy >aid mortgage, any part thereof
Now therefore. notice j. hereby given that 10y
virtue IN IN pursuance o. power OF sale i'll said
the statute IN SGcl eases made and provided
the premises described ia said mortgage. to-wit
Inc undivided fpur-hi Is of all tLp-c certain
tracts or parcels of IA Il lying AID being in the
county OF Douglas ami state OF Wisconsin desert
bed a follows, to.wit. Lots numbered one y
and TWO 81 III section numbered nineteen 40 in
township ipTty-e'ghi as II nth OF range fifteen
q west, containing righ Y tW and ilietx tn ec
one hundredIhS ts2 IS To- acres more o. les ac-
c"rdlng To the government survey thereof Will
on the FIRST day If February. \. ID. lS.Jg at sire
O'Clock III the forenoon Of that day, the font
door of the court house in the city ot Superior in
said county of Doug:a~. be sold at bubble
auctIon IL the highest bidder FIR cash to satisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage and the eX-
peRSes o. such sale.
Dated December (. 1901
MCsSER SAUNTRY LAND. LOGGING 81
MAUFACTURINtI COMPANY
Mortgages.
BY Peter Mnsser. president
CLAIP ( MCCARTNEY
',..2j13 tttorreys for J, r.-a-ccs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
Captain Fis:1's Annual ssarbor Report.

Capt. Fisk. government engineer in
charge Of the harbors of Duluth and
Superior, has made his report Of est
mates needed for work to be done here
the ensuing year from which report we
quote us follows:
1.-The channel in SUPERIOR bay has
neither the directneSS nor width to
permit vessels to reach Connor's Point
safely without the assistance of Il pilot,
though its condition has been vastly
improved in the past few years In
order that vessels may safely navigate
this channel 1t al times it is essential
that it be widaned and Strengthened
considerably. d. ring the II: xt year
$4,000 could be aavantageously ex-
pended III continuation of this work.
THE projected channel between
Connor's Point and Grassy point, along
the West Superior dock line, viii be
1000 feet in length; 5000 feet is ROW
navigable and the contract in progress
will add to this about $500 feet which
will have width of % to 80 feet. Dur
ing the year Is, 922.7 cubic yards have
been dredged, in extending, and 81 Hos
cubic yards in widening the channel,
in the vicinity of the Northern Pacific
railroad bridge"
lie emphasizes that TIE width Ct
this channel fronting the principal
wharves is not sufficient that it sh0',ld
I've widened to AGO feet and estimates
$50,0OO could be judciously expended
in carrying out this work during the
ensuing year.
The entry piers are in fair condition
along these channels, but need extern
siye repairs about their superstrGctnrc.
An additional appropriation must be
made for the superstructure as soon IS
the channels are deepened to - feet,
as the structures were originally pre-
pared for not more than ID or IL foot
channels. The appropriation asked for
is made up of the following items:
Reserve fund for entry piers. i 600
Extension of south pier OF entry, 81 80
SUPERIOR BAY channel 30 90
Dredging al mouth Of Nemadji River, o.
St Louis Bay channel :, lU1
Total So 30
1t would seem that Capt. Fisk is be
ginning to comprehend the fact that
the Nemadji river has a commercial
Importance which can 10 longer be le
nored, and recommends an annual APP
preparation of 5000 for the purpose Of
keeping the bar ut the mouth OF the
river, dredged out. This bar is form
ed At point where Bluff Greek on the
east and the st. Louis river Oh the
west empty into the Nemaiji.
The ruling depths of the channels in
Superior and St. Louis bays as already
,lredged by the government is Ii fee.
No work has been done on the Quebec
Pier channel this year,
The appropriations for Superior and
st. Louis bays, since lSt7, amounts to
1913 ,SS5 so; and for Duluth since 1871,
$751;. 299 % The amount asked for for
the Duluth channels for the next year
is 1868 900 or Ss7 800 more than for SD
perior while the Latter has many times
more territory to care for aud VII
handle during 1892, about three time as
much fright as Duluth The apnropria
tons request should at least be re-
verSed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
Sa IONS.

STATE: OF WISCONSIN, N CIRCUIT COURT
EOVGI.AS. COUNTY.
John tupp Fred p Brewer. ana Jcthro Mitch
ell Plaintiffs $.
against
Frederick Renard. Luther ". Spear. Samuel "
Whitmorc. Richard T. Wagner. Anui~ VI. X H.
gore. r. K. Brace. OSterhout < IIughard Ium-
Der Co. and Mitchell II Mcclure, Defendants
The State Of Wisconsin: To the said defendants
and each of them:
You hereby summoned To appear within
twenty days after service of this SrImlun!S cXc!I
Sivc OF the day of service aud defend the. above
ent'lt action in the CONT aforesaid: and III case
OF Your failure 50 tn do. Judgment will hc render
complaint; OF which copy is herewith served
upon YOU
D. L. ROBERTS PTS Atty
?. o. Addrcss-Supcror, Douglas Co.. Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
Notice TO Creditors,
diajnn2;'

! nd # or " corNTy COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of the estate of Howard c. Mcalcy
deceased. III probate.
Letters of administration having been granted
to Tobias q. Meay. Esq, upon the estate Of How
ard &. Mealy. deceased late of Douglas county.
Wisconsin. and al order having been entered
herein on the Isl day of December ISL limiting
the Time Tor crtaItprs To Present their Claims
against sail estate for examination and allow
ance To six months from and after the lst day
Of December, 1881.
Motto. Is hereby given that said county court
viii on the first Tuesday OF june, 1872. ut 10
OF that day, al the county judges office at the
court house, i'll the city OF superior. D"urlt,
county Wisconsin, receive. examine and al
jHst all claims AND demands of every person
against the estate of Howard &. Mcalry. deceased.
late OF town OF i'ru!e, Douglas county, Wi>con-
sin.
Claims should be verified aud fled before the
expiration Of sHii 81 III puihs.
Dated this lSt day December, 1oal.
BY The court:
u. +. ROBERTS.
a md
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
First publication Dec. }.
SiIi;l:,l
CIRCUIT COJRT-DOCGl.AS COUNTY.
Neil smith. Plaintiff,

CIRCUIT COJRT-DOCGLAS COUNTY.
Neil smith. Plaintiff
William Nanc and Amos AigurI. Defendants
The state of Wisconsin to the said defendants
and to eacn OF them:
Yau are hereby SUNNI 0ncl To appear within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
exclusive of the day at S.rvice. AMI defend the
above entitled action in the court afD!csai,i: am.
in case nf ytalr failure IT, do Judgment Will he
rendered against you arc1riffg t. the demand of
the complaint. BtRHANS x PEEkiNS
Plaintiffs Attorneys
T. Q. Address. Superior. Douglas county Wis
Said defendants AMI each of them are further
notified that the original summons aud com
plaiR in This action file in the flee of TIN,
clerk of he circuit Cuurt at the court hon>t. in
the city of superior. Douglas county Wisconsin
BJRHAN> X PERKINS,
Plaintiff Attorneys
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-02
notice for uSiEcaf!o;l.

7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II december 20. 1871.
Notice i hereby given that the ful,o.. ing -r.ar-
ell settler has iileu notice of hiS intention ma Ike
final prnofil support of his claim. and thar said
pr ,ot Will hc made before the Register and Re
CeiVeT at Ashland. NipcOuSi,. on
February 20. 1892.
viz: Henry \. Murphy, homestead entry No
Us for the NWl4 ~ : - SEA ana SCI, >WI.
See y, Up ~ Y. t;au-t. 4W
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
c"nt.nuoGs residence upon, and cultivation o.
sail land. viz:
William Drnu,liar1, Ben Judd James Richards
J. 2. BurEhan. al Of Brute. wis
j2B Register.