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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
This Is Good News.

Concerning the meeting of the Du-
luth & Winnipeg interests in Balti-
more, the Duluth Herald says: The
most important matter considered was
the immediate building of ore docks
and of carrying out the agreement
made some months ago to locate them
at AlloueZ Bay, on the Wisconsin side.
This action was determined on. The
Duluth S; Winnipeg directors decided
upon the action and the approval of
the construction company directors
was given"
w II. Fisher, the manager, said:
The work on the ore docks at Allouez
bay will be begun 1T once and will be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible
until they are ready to receive ore
shipped over our line The genera!
offices of the road will remain III Du-
luth and the road itself is still anxious
to gain an entrance into Duluth. We
expect sometime to enter that city.
and will come here just rs soon as we
can afford to-" The road will enter
Superior over the Belt line & Termi-
nal tracks and bridge across the st.
Louis River at New Dulath.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

Our city council, or at least major
lty of it, have undertaken the job OF
running" Mayor Scott. War was
opened on the administration at the
first session, and it has been kept UP
since, the council being the aggressive
party at all times. Sessions We're held
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, but
as yet little or no business has been
done. The council proposes that it
will convert the Mayor into Il mere
wall flower for the next year, and that
they viii name the appointed officers,
all the committees etc. Alderman
Cross is supposed to be their
brightest light, yet he has shown him
self to be painfully ignorant on the
points he talks most about, and had to
confess Wednesday evening that he
had not read the charter, although he
has been an alderman for a year, while
at the same time he was asserting that
the charter provided thus and SO.
AS fair sample of how this body of
hullioZers are operating, we give be-
low the leading points Of the session of
"Wednesday night, as reported by the
Morning Leader.
After the council was called to order
and the preliminary routine work dis
posed of, the clerk said he had petit
ton asking that {. \. Erheart be ap-
pointed Chief of Police. The petition
read as follows;
The undersigned taxpayers and citi-
zenS would respectfully urge you to ap-
point Charles y. Erhart to the office of
chief of police. Coming as he does SO
closely in contact with the criminal
classes during the day and the better
element at night, he is eninently quail
flied to administer the duties of the Of
flee to his own emolument and the
credit of the city. His appointment
would heal existing differences, would
be commended by all parties and fac
lions and result to the great benefit to
the community.
The petition was signed by DR.. II J.
Common, W. r. Tanning, George Il.
Everett. J. ID. Green, George i. Ross,
+. q. Wilson, Carl Wirth and forty
others.
1t is said that when the clerk had fin
lshed AID. DundOn consulted anXi-
ously with his colleagues from the
Seventh as to whether some of the fire.
quenters of the Vest Superior where
Mr.. Erhart boards might not take of
Tense at the reference to his day asso-
ciates. The petition was referred to
the mayor.
The mavor announced the new com
mittee on licenses as Aldermen Beg
lnger, Coleman, Mcintyre, Sorqui>t
and O'Hare.
Then the fighting and fun began.
AID. Cross moved that the commit
tees be appointed by the council under
the provision of the charter which
gives the common council power TO de
termine its own rules.
Aid Begiinser thought this very I'M
usual.
Aid Cross explained that it was not
intended as reflection on any mem
her of the committee which the mayor
had Just submitted, but thought it
wise and right that this should be the
rule IN the council in the future.
The mayor called the attention of
AID Cross and the other members Of
TIE council to rule of the standing
rLtss Of ...s council VII rad u5cn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
A peculiar fatal accident Occuret

A peculiar fatal accident occurred
out at Dedham, on the Eastern road
last Wednesday morning. At about
O'Clock in the morning. Charles Rodin,
a young man about IS years of age,
and resident of Connors Point. was
standing on the rear platform Of ca
boose attached to freight train.
Looking back he SAW another train
bearing down upon his car at appar
ent full speed and sang out They re
running into us but he seemed daZ-
ed and made no effort to save himself.
A moment later the coming engine
struck the caboose with crash, and
Mr. Roden was SO injured internally
that lie lived but a few minutes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat default
~ has been made in the conditions Of u
certain lndeuture OF moi gage bearing date
the t"el:th 18th da? Of August, \. ID. is!1
executed and delivered by II. A. burgess
ami Irving \. Ie-hcr. as murtgagOr-. to
Edward o. Zimmerman. as mortgage. III
and by which mortgage The said tnurig2sOr-
dld convey 10 III" said mort gage. his hers
and assigns. all that tract or pHrcc! Of Rand
lying and being in the county OF Douglas
and state # Wisconsin. described a. follows,
tn-wit: Lot numbered oac hundred and
nineteen l.9J on West Eighth tSthl street. III
the !Own~iic OF Superior III The City Of SUP
rior. according 10 th' recorded plat thereof
on Tile and of record in III" Office Oi the !c-i-
s;cr Of deeds III and for said county Il Doug
las, which mortgage was duly recorded III
the office OF sad register o. deed. on the
seventeenth lrlE) day of October \. ". 1897,
at nine % o'clock in the forenoon in book I
OF mortgages. Oh page ~: That there is
claIlncd To be due and thcr" l. due on said
mort gage AT the date of this notice til" sum
of three hundred and wCnty-twU and 62-I.J
g. 81 dollars; and THAI no action or pro-
coed ing has been commenced at la" or IN
equity TO recover the debt secured b. SAID
ihortCag or any part thereof.
And notice Is further hereby given tia: by
virtue OF a power of sal" III sald mortgage
contained. and pursuant TO the statute iii
such case IIade and provided. said urt-agc
will I've force !usCd 10y He sale of tEc mort
gagged premises above described, ny the
sheriff. under sheriff or deputy sheriff OF
said Douglas county. 1T public auction. u
the hi@hc Il bidder. at the east front door of
III" court house, IN tn" city of superior. on
Tuesday. the thtTty-tir-t tSiet day of May
y. ID. l-!i!. III ten 1Jj O'Clock il the forenoon.
to satisfy the amount which shall then he
due ON said mortgage. together with the
costs and expenses Of SAID sale. including
the sum Of fifty ~, dollar, provided III said
mortgage a. attorneys fees.
Dated this Eth day Of April. A. y. 1889.
EDWARD o. ZIMMERMAN.
- Mortgasec.
Attorney tof Mortgage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Meeting OF the Consolidated BOARD
of Directors.

The announced meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Consolidated
Land Company was held at the Office
OF the company in the Euclid Hotel,
Thursday morning nearly full board
being present, those answering to the
roll call being
James Stinson, of Chicago.
Chas. NJ. Matthews, of Washington
Victor Gulliou, of Philadelphia
Horace S. Walbridge, of Toledo
Francis B. Riggs, of Pittsburg.
W. q. Robertson, of st. Paul.
George w. Board, of ST. Paul.
Z. L. Catlin, Of Superior.
j. A. Bardon, of Superior.
General manager Francis B. Clark
was also present
This meeting was principally for the
purpose of hearing a report from a
committee appointed at the recent
session of the board in Chicago, to take
steps to secure the building of the
railroad between the ST. Louis river
and Allouez bay. After the meeting
Manager Clarke said that the road
would be built and that the contracts
for that work, including the st. Louis
and Nemadji bridges have been let to
the Superior Belt Line & Terminal
company; that work is now under way
and that the road will be completed
not later than July Is.
The contracts for building the
bridges have been let to the King
Bridge company. The work will be
well along toward completion by the
time for holding the annual meeting,
and by July 18th hope to see trains
running over the: road.
The approval of these contracts was
the real business which called the
Board together, and no further bust
ness of Importance was transacted
General Manager Fisher of the Du-
luth and Winnipeg was in the city on
Wednesday and held conference with
the company officials at which time he
assured them that the work of build
ing the ore docks would commence
just as soon as the ice got out of the
way SO that pile drivers and dredges
can get into the bay, and on this basis
May first will see things "a moving"
in that neighborhood.
In speaking of finances, Manager
Clarke said the company had plenty of
money for all purposes, and, whether
it is true or not that money makes
the mare 60" we do know that it
builds railroads, docks, manufacture
ing industries and cities, and rs the
supply seems to be good we can see no
reason why we may not consider our
selves on the eve of better times and a
progressive movement for the East
end
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
For Memorial Days.

At mass meeting of the G.. A. r.
post, held Saturday evening, it was
voted to observe memorial day by go
ing to the cemetery in the morning
and holding 4 service there y me
mortal service VIII also be held in the
evening at the opera house or one of
the churches. 1t was also voted to in
vjte Archbishop Ireland to make the
address If he does not return from
Europe in time, or if for any other
reason he is unable TO attend, some
other good speaker will be obtained.
An invitation to the citizens in gen
eral and also to the G. a. Il. posts of
Duluth, to take part il: the exercises
will be extended.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

"
David f rrazee an,. Samuel Clay, Jr., Plaintiffs
Thos Mitchell William Tarr. William e Perry,
Margaret Narsd rrirr. William i. Runncl>
Ralph NJ. Stuart Wortey. William MrMahun
Michael Lynch William NJ Honir. E.c.lara H.
Ophclia u Hickey. Minnie D. Rochester An
thony Johnson, superior consolidated Land
Company. Northern Pacific Railway Company
ana James ". Meglbhcn and L. J. Mesibben,
as administrators of the estate of T. j. My.iL-
ben. deceased. defendants
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue Of AMI in
obedience to The order and Judgment of said
court duly given, made and filed i'll the above
entitled action, l, the undersigned Thomas
Mitchell. as assignee of said samuel Clay. j.. ami
under and in obedience tn the order and i,Ilig.
ment of cDurt above mentioned, viii on Monday
the 23rd day OF May \. II. ls9t. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said day ut The West front door %
the Court House i'll the city of superior. III said
county OF Douglas, and state Of Wisconsin. ol.cr
for sale, and sell at putlic auction vemtuc to
the highest bidder, tor cash all the interest of the
said samuel Clay, Jr.. which ho!d or control rs
assignee or otherwise in and 10 lots number two
hundred fifty t2J0} two hundred fifty two ~
two hundred fiji four i25r and two hundred
Gfty-six ESQ on West Fourth street in the Town
site OF superior, tity OF superior, according To-
the original plat of said TowIISite on tile ana OF
record i'll the Office OF the Register OF Deeds OF
said Douglas County.
Alsoul the interest Of said Clay which hold
rs such assignee in and 10 the West half OF the
East half of block number twenty-three (rIl ON
West Nineteenth street in SAID TowlIsite OF Supe-
riOr, City OF superior according To the plat ainre
said S'ihject to all the rights. legal and equitable
of said defendant William inrr and all those
claiming under or through him, said Tarr hay
ing b pught said last named tract frun the under.
signed assignee n the sale made by Inc on July
ilth. 1877 and paid the full price therefor fully
appears in the findings, Judgment and Order III
court duly given and made III said actions, and
on iiic III the office of the clerk of said court
Such sale will be for cash, and deeds viii he
made t. purchasers ~ u:ce Iiy ncut o. the
purchase pticc.
Dated A.Ii! st, 1892.
THOMAS MITCHfIL
Assignee VI samuel Cay, Jr.
T. +. Nunwarng
Attorney for Assignee. agmay1i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

The new council will have for one
of its first duties, TO solve the problem
of granting further franchises to priv
ate generations. The new street rail-
way company win be the first to deal
with. and in the disposition Of this.
We will get an milking of what We may
ezrecs along that Inc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

An addition 20X2S feet with II foot
ceiling is to be added to the rear of
the Thompson avenue Methodist
church at once The room Is greatly
needed for Sunday school purposes and
for the use of the Epworth League.
both of which branches of the church
are growing rapidly. Mr.. Chisholm is
the architect and Mr. VIM. Dryden is
the contractor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
L. -. NJ AIsS

-bs arrival and departure Of the mails at the
sg;cso, 81: ! Is As foiioWs;
--AEEIyE-
:, rsa th;csgo Eastern states and Slope, 90
aa rnf so = N.
,st-9s..., fz.H 1 city and East Io:0oa m.
S.EttI-- Minnesota tributary Ia y. +. aud West
ri. .sai. Local. West superior and Duluth.
Irt q III aud az Z. III. This includes the
tat RIVER mlaiil
4 hi. g4... Ashland and Ashland Distribute,
I4rs.t NHge ami BrtIc. Ills a. IN.
vt..'a.,#. %s.sIh Of AlhpSt>tpld and Secnah all
Sar.A,Fn Michigan and points III Ontario trib-
irpfy ii lit 500 al cop. IA.
-3EFARI-
RI rt~t Superior, South Superior DalG;h and
Il. fa.rt, North aud West $40 Il. m, :;.ia p In.
l.rat 1rss3It, East chicago. New York. 1t. Paul
a.a Hesfefu states. 1tt.ina Ia. 20 p
f,r Ashland and all points North of Necnah, at
In .4..,.ss IN y. r. l. Il. and Northwestern. at
r'i,...e.ft, Milwaukee ans! all Eastern points,
F9-a.. n8ia's iii Northern Michigan and Ontario
tributary Is tire 500 at 40 p.
g. Mai f5- outgoing pouches MUST be in the
Of 2 al l,.st II minutes before schedule time TO
iu,arr stia.taHcr 70 such mail
once aaaes a. t. i. m
]. Lutte CHRISTIE, p. NJ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
stock of kid gloves at
Mrs. JANE PASCOE'S.

In every particular. save perhaps
one. thus far in the fight, Mayor Scott
is in the right and the council wrong
In our opinion the mayor made mis-
take. or at least lowered his standard
of dignity when he consented to go
into caucus with his enemies Tuesday
evening. OF course he did it in the
interest of peace and harmony. but
the effort was unavailing, and he will
probably not try again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
SI fsNDSS y.

CIRCUIT CoCET-DOCGLAs COUNTY
Francis B. Cgaiae, Plaintiff
j. +. jenkins, Defer daai.
The state OF Wisconsin 70 The >a.i Defendant:
YoI arc hereby summoned q appear Within
twenty days after service OF tfi, Summons, Ok
cilI-.ye Of the day ui s--vic-. and dtieuI the
above enitlcf action in tf cost Aforesaid: and
in case Of your failure ~ % d., I4lT1cHt sill be
rendered sglinst yaU sccnTIirig 10 the demand ri
the complaint. o: which copy is herewith
served upon you
3 N,s-v-tR-.-s Plaintiff Attorney
P. .. Ode 81. II to1s.-s c.. T:s. a.,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

Why can't owners Of lands along
the copper range organize this spring
and DO some prospecting: That there
is copper, ana III paying quantities,
III this country, there can be no doubt.
All that is needed is organization that
the mines may be developed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Church 1ireetev.

Church 1ireetov.
METHODIST Services every sunday morn.
ing aud evening, at 1920 and $50. Sunday
SchcOl Immediately after The morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
100. All are cordially invited.
REV. \. J. DAVIS, Pastor
EPWORTH LEAGUE Of the NJ T. Church Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Sunday evening
AZ $50. Social aud business meeting first Tues
day of each month. All are cordially invited
\ STRAND, MRS A DAVIS.
Secretary President
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday morn
ing and evening ut 1870 a IN, ami 40 D. M
Sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening prayer meeting at 80. All
are cordially invited. The y. l.. 5. G.. T. meets
at 6i5 T. IN.
REV. ARCHIBALD DURRIE, Pastor
EPISCOPAL-Serviccs every Sunday. morning
and evening. at !! Il III and rs pm Sunday
School after the morning service.
REV. {. (. SIAFKW FATHER. Rector
REV. JOHN T.. pALIAM Assistant
EATHGIIC-Mass at $50 and 1900 A. NJ Instruc-
ton Mt 300 p. NJ. Nespcrs at $40 r 81. Services
every Friday evening at 30.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE. Pastor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

Alderman O'IIare of the first
ward was elected President Of the
council for the ensuing year. \ very
pretty compliment, Charley, now keep
the boys We'll in hand and don't allow
them to do too much hair pulling.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
ADV ks7lS7.D LIST.
SUFErIOE, Wis. April Is,

The late David Dobic VIII spend
the summer on the Pacific coast. Da-
vld thinks that if lie buries himself in
the quick rich soil of the Western slope
he may be Il fit subject for resurrection
by the time the Democrats get ready
to nominate some one to represent this
district i'll congress next fall We fear
David will never hear his Democratic
Gabriel toot his Old hugag any more.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL.

o,niamin Harrison of Indiana
f7cs!st ht..,,y1,f%Leyi L. Morton, of New York.
Yice Fit,f-t,,c James q. Blaine. II Maine.
sst...aEE j ,He Trea-ary3Cnaries faste- ohio
SECRETARY y, II me Nityy-Benj aEIin F. Tracy OF
n the Interior-John w. Noble, of
secse' Missouri w,, o.p
is.ii,.r:ll-W II. H. Miller, of Indiana.
ii;oF's !. II observation-disclosures NJ. Rusk, of
etS'S WISCONSIN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

Arthur r. IIeitland and Mrs Ada
7. Perry, of the West End, were mar
ried last Wednesday. After an ele-
CANT wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Ueitland left for an extended wedding
tour through the east.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
C. st. p. M, & o. TIME CARD.
Northern Pacific Depot.

n. p. L. R.-EAsr BOUND:
hi'aso i-'Eiited ............... 40 p m
-A'Soiihoc ttioi ana Freight. IL % q. ID
Mp. X. R.-wEsr BOUND;
painth Express .....----....- 1870 q m
accommodation ana Freight. i:33 d. m
ID. S. s. & A-EAsr BOUND:
piston Limited. .....-.....-. 9:59 p m.
accommodation and Freight 1:il u.
ID. s. S. & A.-wEST BOUND:
i)diith Express ......-. -......... 5:55 a m.
Accommodation and FTeisht-..-.... .l0ii Il. H.
Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 any mart
Of the United States or Canada via either Of the
above roads. Rates as low as the lowest Apply
10 FRANK C. JACKSON Ascent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

Mr. and Mrs Geo f Uolc0mb re-
turned TO their Superior home Thurs
dav evening after two years sojourn
in the east. Their many friends here
will be pleased to- have them back
again
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II March u. lS9..
Notice is hereby given chat the following named
settler has II et notice of his INTENTION To- make
final irnuf iii support OF his claim and that said
proof will be Ii',,t. before the Jerk -! the Circuit
Court for douglas county, Wisconsin, AZ superior
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

The delivery horse Of the Aneri-
can express company Ian away last
Monday and scattered his wagon and
goods for distance of severa. locks.
No creat damage was done.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Notice of Sale OF Real Property In Su
PcriOr. Wisconsin. Fursuar.; To the
Judgment ami Order 0rtite Cir
cUi: Court of Douglas County.
NiscOE.iE.

CIRCUIT CoyRT-Dov0;-AS County, WISCONSIN,
David + Frazee an5. Samuel Clay, Jr, Plaintiffs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Two Dollars Year, in Advance
GflitlAL PAPER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, April %, 1892.
A ADVERTISING RATES

ne above rates apply TO YEARLY advertise
HieHts ONLY Snort time rates given on app!ica-
hnn:..-; Professional cards occupying LESS than
one men OF space. 500 per year. Legal adj
vertiSlng at legal rates -. Trastrient adyertis
ing payable in advance-Other bills due montbIr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

The government engineers have
once for al sat down on the wild
scheme of bridging the Duluth canal
The DuluthianS are simply furious.
No sane Glan ever expected the b-ldgc
would be built
The tugs and ferry boats are scrub
bing their decks ard lubricating their
machinery and getting things ready
for business, which viii begin with
them next week
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Notice =; Ircc.0AuTc.

-AH>ITHCC u o.tlllI!cI I.:!, 1T.
L. b. Nunwaring.
Attorney for ASS ynCe. agmay1i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Notice Tor Publication,

IT. =. I.VbIt =.
Attorney tof Mortgage.
Superior. Wis. lia,.SI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-03
virginia Notes.

Ex-Governor st. John is advertised to
speak at Purcellyille, Loudoun county, this
week.
Mr.. Beverly Mosby. eldest son of Colonel
John s. Mosby. is critically iii at the home
of his sister, Mrs. K. h. Campbell. IN War
renton.
During the past week two colored people
OF Alexandria. George Brooks and Judith
Blair. have died whose aggregate ages
amounted to ISL years, the former having
been ninety and the latter ninety-one.
For three weeks King George county has
been afflicted with terrible dysentery cpl
demic. In some sections of the country the
disease has been unmanagesble and fatal
from It's very inception. The doctors are
well-nigb worn out by constant hard work.
Charles Jones and son (cOlOred) were kill
cd by lightning Wednesday evening near
Amissyilie, IN Cuipeper county. The bolt
struck the top Of the house. ran down the
chimney and melted a watch chain hang
ing on the wall. Jones was sitting in
lower room holding the boy in bis lap. His
wife and another son were MP stairs and
merely stunned. The house was badly
shattered. A hog was killed twelve feet
from the house.
James Bennett, a moulder living in Rich
mond, made his appearance at the Emsrgen-
ey Hospital at Washington Saturday morn
ing with a badly confused wound over the
left eye. He said he received the wound in
q fight at Jackson City. lie was an old
Confederate soldier. and got to talking
politics lie expressed himself rather free
Nv and left but some one followed him up
and struck him. A fight followed, in which
Bennett came out victorious.
Mr.. William Macleod died yesterday in
Washington In his eighty-third year Mr..
Macleod was born III Alexandria in 1911.
He was of Scottish parentage and studied
medicine and art in Scotland He returned
TO America and secured position in Wash
ington 10 one OF the departments. He was
made curator OF the Corcoran Art Gallery
when that institution was first started,
which position he held until about two
years ago, when he retired on account of
III health