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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-09
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er5telt bot, beriibmt seiporben tit unh Der
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WPlt liegen bot.
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lase aufs @riinb!i9lte m.o perflst iiber mas
tiirllden &agnetismuls, Der BON beilfraftisiter
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rats tuirS bon ibm naG ninenl9aftliAen
@runbldsen aussefabrt.
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grofeiipr SLEEPER, bo4 miHien btelelben, ba
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i9m rerahfalaten 9eiImittel ~feinerIei @ift ODER
icnitise iddolide 5tpffe entbaIten.
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ben %rorbanoenen ti4tisen slerSten gbbrud
eeiheben =; er mill nur bisienisen 9attenten,
melde ane Ierate seb6rt unb periudt baben,
o9ne Sulfe gu finbcn. Seine Sllfsmittel hels
fea Scbenn, benz iiberbaupt nod sebolfen tpers
BEN farm.
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9ie feinften 9errenz u1b Samenz
S6ube, iomie an6 Die beiten uno baus
erbafteiten SOUL S6ube fir &naben
unb Mdo9en.
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maferbibte 6ilsibnbe unb Gil5 : panz
tofeln!
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gnldren S@ubs@ ei6dft eriter &lahe gu
finben lit!
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@de 9ouitonitraBe uno S(pe.@ 6.
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ng Morgan Gitp III d,
ern un6 Wil6 : Sept,
Sripino : StraBe, 5mif6en Main unb
Mfilitdr plaaa. 6, Semitic,
@efliigel ftets an Sanb 81 ben niebrigz
item Marftpreiien. Botfarten merbert
fir 8%eitellungen gratis ~pertbeilt. 3 elez
pbon 81. @de @uftrdge merbet1 prompt
ausgefubrt. Gren9 & SO.
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sa- Mer pirfli6 biibi6e unb ge>
f6madDoae SDbsNrbeiten aus
geflbrt, 8ii6er 9ebunben ober
auf 8eitelung angefertigt baben mill,
Der wenbe ii6 on bic beltsausgeltattete
9ruderei unb Bu6binberei bes Siibz
tpefte1s, al bic
Sobnipn Srps. printias Co.,
26 SolebabzS traBe, San @ntonio.
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@- Wenn man bas Nerete in Ser
rensS oilettezgrtifeln unb 9erren>0em>
ben ieben mill, 10 gebe man gu % NJ
teab& abams, 237 Sf>9ouitpt=
itraBe.
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mirNeobe mhomatn.

sas- ISL # cab @bams baben
ieBt ibr @ei6Gft e%rofnet unb ieben
benz 8eiude BON aunben entgegen, aus
geriiitet nit einem duBerlt rei6baltigen
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Ter Dirt, bon Siiten arapatten, araaen
unb Wfan6etten &C. 237 SfsSoultors
Strabe.
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- Sobn Geers 8uggp : @uItibator
perben geger baar fir $25 perfauft DON
Sips& Saarmann.
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- Office: 3;inmer 6. Hrotne Sebdute
nebsn bem GoEsthnule. 1im,1 IL
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4uf benz Gebiete Der europdiideu
pOlitit 1T bic a1semeine Minbfiae, bic
.pdbrenb Der lebten Wo9en berrftte,
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Wurzbach 81 Goth,
9eutlde &edts Muwdlte.

Yrattsirsn in ellen @eridtsbotsa BON
8trar @curtb unb llm1eaenb.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
'Ekc Growth OF Oar Schools.

From the Telegram.
Tuesday last >upt, Raakin gave out
the figures relating To the city school
attendance. Owing to the Lack OF
returns from Mrssrs Langley aud Iio-
gan thc latest figures cannot be given
from a few OF the rooms, and 50 The
table given below does not show the
total increase in attendance. This
showing is a most remarkable one.
The total enrolment in the public
schools AZ the end Of February was
) cog, an increase OF l13 over that OF
January Just how much of gain
has been made over one year ago can
not be ascertained, as the present SyS-
tenn Of school management was not III
existence then. However, it may not
be amss to give few figures regard
ing the West End, in which every
thing, excepting The OLD Town, is in
clud2d. In February, 1880, it had an
enrolment of sSl pupils, i'll February
1891, 1,6ol. and last month 2,Ii0. 1t
VIII be observed by a perusal of the
following figures that the greatest
gain during the past month has been
the schools OH Fifth street and vicinity.
The Steel plant and Tower avenue
schools also show 10 well:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
.S2arrss -. IsS5s
. ~
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given That by vir,ue OF =
~ certain NOR gage. dated July II e9D Flank
4nu>on ana oswald Strrati;.fli nuo.igUgorS con
AcNeu TO X Z jefferson mortgagee, ii.e follow
Ing described real estate >ltlIHted in the county
Ul Doug. as, and STAT" OF Wisconsin to-ni;:
bot. numbered two hundred eghfy-siN rtSil
aud two hundred eighty eight F9A>i on West
Nineteenth street. III the ioWi>Ife 81 superior
'lty 81 superior being, III liaHsuIs X StICa,f'3id
sub DIVISION Of block nUnibcre,! eighteen ilSl on
said West Nineteenth street accol dizzy 10 tn, r.,
corded Plat thereof on file III the Office ii ,h-
Register 81 Deeds tr D,.uSit, county Wisconsin
nat saii nortG"S" WAS recorded IN he office
OF the kt9i>tcf OF Deeds of l,.,ng4. e ,tuiv VS.
Co;isn, on Tire !!th day OF joy. $3.50. al -
oc."cH u. IN, III vo.n!nc Z OF mortgages on
page 20.
payment I'll Two frnmiSlnry notes bearing even
date thcre~iih, each noe tor the sum of TWO
hundred aud hify dollars. puNaht in one nId
t"o Yeas respectively thereafter with interest
az tiit fale 81 etSit pet cctt Ter tlt!HI. payable
annually, 10 >itId moItgaguc Or his order.
mat dei@ui has bccI ma in The payment
OF SAID noe and mortgage aiid that there l. NOW
d'ic n tue >:tld noe AMI mortgage from the =! ri
Frank i. HaIis, n auG Oswald Strtatf,i!d mo. l.
Gt@o:>, 10 The uEllc >igHrd *. & LETTERS 49, Tie
owner ana holder thereof at the date hereof The
s'iin ui two bundled aHi fifty dot,irS, prIucjiHi
hud the sum OF IN tSthrr" and eighty Ilret rl,
hundfedttls dollars. interest thereon amounting
IL Inc a-GrtgHte to the sun of ~ J nun,.rrd rud
tlShtH-.Iite and . 100 Go.l"r>, AMI tnht H. aC-
iI''l hhs been commenced al law in equity to
Recover SAID sum -. t,tr. any part the cot.
That sali nor;gagcd Premises will be sid at
public auction sale To- the highest bidder a. the.
office OF the Jerk Of the Circuit Count ir l,,sas.
las comfy Wisconsin in the Cont House City Of
superior, coanly 81 douglas, ami state o.. WIS.,: il
>i:l on the second d.E Of May, l1. 1t ten uclul =
III the fnrrilnau If said day.
Dated, superior Mis- March l.. '.22
Il. C. JEFFERSON,
Ey PHI. H. PFEkiNs his Attorney.
i'uIJ. Mich 12-l9--U y DT 80 IL -.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
= Fine sSlirr.a.n.hc

The Organ Recital at the Preshyte
uan church Tuesday evening, under
the management CT Mr.. NanEerZce,
was all that could be desired in mus
zeal entertainment. Mr. Van DeTZee
WIS ably assisted 10y Professors :. i.
Middleton, W. J. Strong, \. }. Wells
and Mrs l.. T SNYDER, The evening
yas pleasant and in consequence the
house was well i.lled with 4 very at
teutive audience. and that it was an
ap2reciaCive audience WIS fully dem
ons;rai2l. u Tie tEeGusD. ens.Ges ten
dered The aet0vs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
4 kar.sJ cri.a ans iSrnieZycIS.

This term might he applied 10 Stevens Point,
iocatcti Oh thc v iscoasin Central Lines at the
gateway t. the vast forest region which extends
North 10 Lake Superior, distance of 300 miles
with Ut a break. account Of its vast !umcr
interests Tie WISCONSIN River 10 which tie
lHmbcrmcn have given The familiar and some
what u"ecti mate It'll, Of e Oh VISIONS "lnot a.
lone acts rs Il lumber feeder to the city by furn
i~hi:g through its Numerous tributaries, out
let for ~ aids Of acres o. line in the uiper
country, but it furnishes water power that is
second only 10 that of Ne>nah and Mena>ha
which cities are also located on the 'Ccntra"-
Millions Of feet OF iunbe. are cut every ear. Civ
ing employment 10 hundreds of men. Ia aldi-
ton to tie humber trade, it has Numerous other
mauufac:oriis; it is here where the large ear
shops Of the .sronsiu Central Lines are located
For tickets. maps, pamphlets and full infor-
nation apply TO J. y Robins III, c. =. A.. Wis
Central LineS. Milwaukee W., to US. {.
PoSD General Passenger and ticket Agent Chi
ca4,o, Ill. If
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12

Whereas en- the GIN day Of Move mhcr T. D.
1880, Frank l.. stuart III rtga,,r, made, executed
anl delivered to Mu>>eg-SHuuUry Land, Logging
and manufacturing company, corporation,
mortgage. his, SAID SIullt'S certain mortgage
upon tie lands hereinafter described. To secure
the payment Of two lrpmi>,,ry llotes bearing
even dltt with said mortgage for the sum al:
three thousand three hundred seventeen and
twenty -hundre,tns dollars ,S;i3l1.-hy each due
respectively Ill one and Two years 1rum the duJG
ni sad notes with Interest thereon NJ the ratr of
eight per cent per amman. which said
Was daily recorded IN the Office of tAe register Of
dtcti> ia H'id lof 'He county OF Douglas IA the
state OF Wisconsin, on the l>sA day ol DcccnIlr
~ y. 1889. IN Box u mortgages, on page TO-
uul
Whereas said mortgage contained - further
stipulation that sad mortgugor T"ul pay the
further sum of three hun,tn.i 600 duiiuIs as
solicitors ices III case. ii foreclosure Thereon
by reason o. any default on the part OF aili
IN Ji:gaIDr: and
Whereas 'leltnlt has been made IN the pavmcn;
of the sud note, which by Us teens Tell due ON
the 9h day OF November, \. y lSgl, aud interest
fh"!enIl and there il Low actually CUE and pay
able upon sad note and most g;sIyc at the dae a
this notice The sum of three thousand nine huni
red and fifteen dollars seventy tive cents te3,a'512
principal AND interest. and the inIthcr SUM u
three hundred GOD II solicitor fees case q: Il
and
Whereas ~ acton al law or in eguity has
been commenced 10 recover the debt rcnlnlnIn.
secured by Aatd mortgage, or any part thereof,
New. therefor, IotlcC i hereby given t!tat by
N!ttH@ III III pursuance az n power OF sale Iii said
mortgage. contained, and Under and pursuant to
the statute III Such eases uii. AMI pr0Y!dcu
the Premises dc>cI ii,cI III >Hli mortgage to-Nit
The undivided f0uritins vi al those certain
tracts or parcels Vi ii:ri lying and being in the
county OF Douaias and State OF IS isc"uStu. desert
bed ~ follows, to-Wt: IotS n'imhCrel Oac ~
ana two > IN section mum Tered nineteen tl4J in
,whship foTty-ciSHt ~ ii srth OF range fifteen
Il - west, containing eighty two and ninety III CT
Oiir hun'ircdth> = - lpj acres les :C-
cITGinS To The govern iIeut survey thereof, viii
on the 2Slh day OF March, y. II. lSEl. al u!.c
0 clock IL tlc forenoon OF THAT day. ut the from
door % the coHrt house III the cry o! superior IN
SAID county "f Doug as. be sold ~ !rlhlir
auction to The higAcsi bidder FIR cash, satisfy
the amount duc u;,oE sal& i..eIt-"Sc AND ;!lc cN
lulSCs oi such sale.
Dated February 1. lS,2
Ml&cEis sam TRY IAED. LOGGING K
ALEACTCRINu COMPANY. J
" Dri-ug..s.
Iiy Peter HuS>cr president.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
If any one had been lead to think

If any one had been lead to think
that March had forgot her cunning"
because OF the beautiful spring Ike
weather that she gave us during the
first eight days Of her reign, the
thought was most thoroughly dispellcd
on the morning o. the 9,h, VI einas-
day, when the big blizzard set in. The
storm might be called Il north easter
bat it WIS god deal more north
than east and along in the afternoon
GOT to be quite cold So that the Their
mometerS registered zero at dark. a
good deal OF snow fell and this was
hearcd up IN drifts to such an extent
as 10 almost blockade the streets The
railroad train men had no use for
time cards, but came and went as
chance might favor them. The storm
subsidized Thursday noon, when the
shovel brigade went to work clearing
away the drifts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
John e. -!1cs.ran Dead.

Our people generally were greatly
surprised at the announcement Non
day morning that john c. Mclean
| eldest son of Mr.. ard Mrs r. B. Ne
! Lean Of THIS city, was dead It WAS
generally known that he lad been sick
with the grippe and was at home for 4
visit and rest, but no one, not even
his own family, apnrehended anything
serious until few days before his
death, and even on the previous FRI
day, the day being fine, he WAS ont for
ride, and on Saturday evening he
was reported in dangerous condition
and this report WIS followed Monday
morning by that of his death.
Mr.. Mclean, or John as he was
called 10y all, was born in Superior III
January 1857, being little more than
p years of age at the time of his
death. He was bright and intelligent
as boy and man, and ten years ago at
a corps of civil engineers, and while in
the field one day stepped on Il root and
sirained his ankle, which injury he
neglected to give proper attention
mixing it was not Il bad sprain and
would soon wear off, but in short
time he had to give up his work, and
for Il year or two he WAS gr at suffer
CT and the limb wiihered. 1t became
evident he could never use the leg any
more, and then he learned tclcgraphy
and for some time worked for the n.
Z. company, and some three OF four
years agp accepted IA place on Il road
in Iowa. Here he became acquainted
with Miss Anna Hoyer, a charming
voung lady Of Mount Pleasant, and Oh
December It'll 1890 the young people
were married.
Last summer the injured limb again
gave him unusual trouble and it be
came evident that it must be ampu-
tated and that operation WAS perform
ed III November Last. Sl.ortl; after
he got up from this ordeal he was
taken with the grippe ana recovering
somewhat from this he came here to
spend Il few weeks with his parents
ana friends, ana the rest has been
told. His wife was telegraphed for
and in company with her father, Mr..
{. c. Hoyer, arrived here before his
death. The funeral took place from
the Episcopal church "Wednesday
morning and was largely attended
notwithstanding the furious storm
which was raging at the time. The
sorrowing parents, wife, sister and
brothers have the sympathy of all in
theil. a!lliction AMI Sorrow.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12

The meeting of the stockholders
of the Consolidated Land Company
he'll last Wednesday was of no par
licular import. The stock was AL
represented, but chiefly by proxy, ana
the only business done was to amend
their constitution SO as to permit the
company to hold stocks and securities
in other corporations i'll accordance
with the general statute passed last
winter, and endorsing the proposition
the officers had made TO Tie Red Wing
& Northern.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
BY Peter HuS>cr prc-:'
CLAP? i MCCARTNEY.
fi3E!2u AttuTnr:~ iDr u Mortgages



Whereas on Tho. 9Th day of November \ u
$50 Frank l.. ~,lRllt, lIprf,sag3r. made exc.
cunt ri, d.,il,r.,1 +, ,If.,.l.t. T,.,,i,.
nr...,,,, ~. ,.i .a,!. ''''' c.'i',
IunIt.-.ss. u,1n 10 k,rI h.~...t.frnI
tI,.>rIi.yci to srtrr,. trt:. rl[.,aruf ~ ~,
pr.,,ui,Sory note, bearing even ,ia.r y.j,n snji
ior,.He. iar tii;. sum OF rrlt .iuust,ri tvtiiy
lli.c md thirty El.uGici .aS QuIIi.- - e. 81
enc,, due rtliryiiytly in o,.,. ANA two wears iOu
~, ltip If ~alI no - Nyfrn It4l,.r = .i,,r.n az
the ;,.t,. 81, rr Der cent nor alIt,t, a Ia, n ri
ur; .r,,.. ,,;i, ,.ll.N r, ,,r..i -: Ia. on 9. IN.
,,,,i,.- q. {, ....fs in ,d Tor me r.,I.,iy OF boz,
In. i'm rI. sf,1,. Of WISCONSIN on f.i,. ! il d. -
T,...i,,l,.r \ T. ~. In ~ = ,.r,r.,.,,...
an M. ltt.. t,il
.Wy..r..,, sill ,np-5qa,. ,:,-,sii.,-l 4 further
.,i,,,.i.t ~, 49, "a ,,,,,+.,r ,,l,1 nv II
r'1r,.r Gu, az n,,n hi,,,,tret, 30. HI,ty -
y, 49,, ~ or .,'2, W.
tH,.,,I'f hy reason OF nv ,,...lI;,t on Inc
Nb,.,..,. f.-f:,i,Ir mas h..r ,naf,, ia ;I,, r,,-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
The l7arOr Is Right.

Some few nervous people have been
finding fault with Mayor Pattison for
sending to the council Monday night
his communication regarding the mis-
cradle water system our city has, be
cause, say they, the insurance compa-
MES VIII thus learn orr true condition
and raise even the present eShorbltant
rates. OF course this talk is an i'sti-
organ, the Telegram, is very sorry that
the mayor should 50 tar forget him
self This is all bosh. We have had a
water company and Il paid fire compa-
ny for three years but who has heard
of case where the insurance has been
decreased in consequence? Not one;
but we can show where the rate was
increased after the water service was
provided. Besides every insurance
man in the city has for a long time
known that our water system WAS
worthless us Il protection against fire.
y Telegram man WAS Sent out Tues
day to hunt up the mayor and inter
view him touching the matter. He
found him, and here is what the mayor
said:
The insurance men came TO lie
last night ANA wanted to know about
the condition Of The water cOnplnyS
franchise and | told them There is
moth NJ III their franchise or III the
charter that coHnpellS them after the
plant has been acceDted, to come up to
certain tests az regards pressure. The
only way that we can probably do any
thing is through the courts. For my
part, ii the company has us i'll Their
grip. we might as Well lind II oat first
as last; in fac., We woull DO better,
for the elder the city grows the great
er the danger
The mayor is right, let rs find out
orr true condition as soon as posi- Die
and then see il there is any relief. 1t
might be Well, also, to inquire into
Just how we came to be in such de
ploratlc condition. l. looks Ike Grim
inal careleSsness or official blindness
for public officials, with an attorney
hired at putl.c expense to give them
legal advice, to deliberately grant a
franchise such as this wholly one-Sided
water franchise seems TO be.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
} oE.n Z. Levi. Oh the :srli.e Question

John J. Lewis, of West Superior,
now sojourning in Washington for q
spell, writes d letter to the Evening
Telegram about the much talked of
bridge scheme at Connor's and Rice'S
Points. His letter is quite lengthy,
and from it we take the following
paragraph, which fully expresses his
views, bat not I'll of his arguments, on
The subject:
| have read with considerable aston
i5hnent the report that the city en-
gneer is working on Il Connor'5 Point
bridge Plan. Has the bridge matter
from tonnovS Point to Rlcc'> Point
again progressed 50 Tar as To warrant
the drawing Of plans BY city officers:
4 few yelrS ago NJ. HauGen, oar
member ot congrras, watched 4 SIN lar
project i'll the house here night AMI
day With tn in5truc, ions from Sa3eT-
G0r to k II it u. all hazard His vigil
lence dti k II it, Ter wi!ic. Our member
deServ IS the sincere Consideration o.
our PEG, Il. \ bridge from ConnorS
;'0.!it Ii K ctt'S Point wo;,li be a II
u!cntailt blow l. tie commercial AMI
this matter WIS UP before. protests,
were sent in from the various shipping
interests OF the WhCla chain OF lakes.
% also from those OF Us "t Superior
who had the best interests Of The city
ut heart. What selfish or cyl Siirit
again bcSets or attempts I renewal Of
tile other obnoxious effort, OF WiD Is
responsible fer THIS scheme Succeeding
50 far as 10 have procured considerable
work in surveys and plInS 1T the pub
lie expense: s.. LouIS Buy is without
comparison the III 3St eitgi!.lA transfer
territory for the West En-! of Superior
| for all transfers from Like to raj and
wee VerSl The extent OF the deck
Inc there is ample, and VII be for
many years. Raj comes to water
there simply by clong., OF the
tracks Much Of the handling OF cars
is done by gravity, ana transfers are
made with greater facility than where
docks are al right an, lts 10 the main
railroad lines as they are at Duluth.
! This advantage has had much TO do
with the large coal companies securing
docks on the Superior side ana equip
hing them. The St Louis Bay is the
water we should cherish and protect
for our commerc al lldr Jor. y bridge
placed from Conno.'s to Rice'S Point
WOULD BE \ DREADFUL MISTAKE,
the serious contemplation OF which is
uiaccountabie To anyone who undo:
stands and appreciates the extent Of
injury to be done by such z project,
successfully completed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12
y0Iau Sgnn.1 WINS = Point.

In the John Monk application for a
scavenger License, the mayors refusal
TO grant the same, and the appeal to
Judge Marshall, Of which men ion WAS
made in oar last, Monk scored g point
last Monday when the Judge issued an
alternative writ OF mandamus rrquir-
ing The mayor TO issue a license 10 the
said applicant, or To appear s3ef ,re the
court March 18Th, and show .use for
not 50 DONG. IL The argument before
the court last week, the city attorney,
Mr. Woolprrt hell that The power Of
issuing licenses TO sclTenGer5 WAS en-
tirely discretionary. The opposing
council, Nj. Athey, hell 10 the cen "a
~ ana that the mayor had 10 option
in the m.ttter but mast grant s,c:l a
license When asked for If Ike courts
are GOING 10 suSta Il Mr.. Alh".'s posi-
ton, what is gong u become OF this
great Superior MOI! DiOly? For the
past year OF two the city scaYen5er has
had the ''softeat snap cXtant, and no
other functionary of the city can Wear
diamonds equal 10 his Is The dignity
land emolunents) of til 3.iice to De all
upset through the granting of Licenses
TO ever galoot who comes along and
asks for it. Then again who can tell
what this monopoly may have cost the
holders Of il, and would the city be-
come liable for damages under such Il
ruthless ruling of the court? Several
attorneys think Monks VIII win sec
Iond point on the 10Th, in which event
the mayor VIII no doubt take AN al.
peal as he is 4 staver Oh such occasions
and besides the question IN GIT just as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12

This picturesque anC imaginative
account OF reciprocity is from the
Courier Journal: RECIPROCITY is a
democratic garment, snatched up in
haste by Statesman Blaine and thrown
over the shoulders Of the republican
party IN the hopes TO conceal certain
high tariff deformaties in that mis-
shapen body" This is perhaps the
most ingenious defense that d good
demucr&t can offer for his party 5
ncss.--Sentilti