The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05


'iii9 me OF road, and that in would
surrey be built. If the Company has
The money why does it not 30 on with
Ihe contraction and thus give employ
ment to some Of the starving idle mon
now IN Duluth and Superior2 It
seems to us that any corporation that
can keep its affairs in motion shouId
90 50 III such times as these above all
Tunes. We still hope that something
may transplre to enable this COMPANY
TO soon renew active operations.
Last Monday evening August
DlsloW, Of White Birch, was at West
Superior, and while crossing the street
he avoided street car going South
but did not notice another one going
north. This last car struck him.
Knocked him down and one wheel
passed over his legs, and he was so
badly injured internally that he died
about l. o'clock that night. On his
person was found his first naturaliZa-
ton papers and time check drawn on
Grant Bros. Foley < Clifford for $50 00
Inc opinion seems to prevail that the
motor man was not to blame, as he
could not see the man i'll time to save
him, and stopped his car so quickly
that but one wheel struck his BODY.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Hartley of Duluth, was out riding be-
hind Mr., Ilartley's handsome $1,000
mare Mambino Sparkle. The animal
IS fast one and does not allow teams
To pass her on the road. On this oc-
caSlon a little test of speed was in
dulged in by several horses, in the
course OF which Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley
were thrown from their buggy and
badly bruised and shook up, Willie the
mare had both Of her fore legs broken
50 badly that She WAS at once shot to
relieve her misery
bank failures are coming unpleas-
antly near to Superior Ashland has
had a tussle with the common enemy.
this week, and her national bank went
to the wall. But thus far both the
Duluth and the Superior banks have
had no trouble in meeting all their oh
legations and there is no reason to sup
pose they viii have. To be financially
sound these DAYS is something to be
proud Of, and we are all proud Of all
our banks.
How would it DO for our Consoli-
dated Land Company to select nice
ten acre tract Of their many thousands
OF acres and give it for site for the
new normal school building? They
must do as well or better than MI
Wemyss, if they hope to accomplish
anything. The block on 18th street is
4 very nice block Of ground bat it is
not nearly SO valuable a piece of
ground as that offered 10y Mr.. Wemyss.
1t would dc no harm to at least Try
and get this school building down this
way.
\ good many people in Superior,
especially the old politicians Of ten OF
twelve years ago, VIII learn with s0r-
row that Hon. Canute Anderson, the
old political sage OF Burnett county,
was accidentally killed a few days ago
by having q hay pole strike him upon
the head, crushing i'll the skull. lie
was fine Old gentleman and a friend
to everybody, albeit he would occasion
ally go back on Douglas county, pol
itically, speaking.
Tile Land and River Improvement
Company IS contemplating doubling
their Capital stock, which is now @7750,
900. it is thought the present share
holders viii not only agree to this az
rangemeut, but that they VIII also
take the most, if not ali u the new
stock, this giyidg the Company 500
010 of new Capital with which to
develop their resources and assist en-
terpriscs.
Tie Board Of Review is now in
session, ana if You have any kick com
ing against the high tax placed upon
your property, you can get hearing.
The board consists Of Mayor Kennedy,
City Clerk Manner, City Engineer
Thomas, and Aldermen Dundon, Lin
men Mcintyre ANA Agcm Of the coum-
ell. Mr.. Liuncn WIS elected Chair
man Of the board.