The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07

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Mrs. J. ID. Robe wishes to sell her
mare, with colt at side, together with
her pheaton, cutter, harness, etc. A
! bargain for somebody. Call on Ler at
her home, Nemadji Villa, for prices
and particulars. 4
by the close OF next week the ma
chinery in the Daisy mill will all be in
place except the engines which Will
not be completed for fome time vet.
The mill viii begin making -four about
! the first of March.
The West enders VIII never for
give postotlice inspector Stewart for
! visiting the East end before even call
1 ing upon them. Each member of the
Land Shark Company Will consider it a
personal insult, no doubt.
4 The Misses Orrcl Johnson and Nav
/ hltney entertain q number of their
/ friends at the residence, of Mr. and
Mrs. J. ID. Whitney this Friday even
ing. Miss Whitney returns to her
! studies at IIamline today.
! -Cush. X. Davis succeeds himself
as I. 5. Senator from Minnesota. HIS
democratic opponent was Hon. Thorn
as Wilson, Of Winona, who expects to
get some soft snap from Grover Cleve-
! land when he comes into power.
/ a teachers institute will be held
at the broadway high school january
/ 2622S 1t Will be i general institute
and examination for all teachers who
! wish to attend and will be conducted
! by County Superintendent Williams
Mr.. Macrae our popular portrait
artist has been so rushed with work of
late that he has felt obliged to do night
work, but is now suffering from a bad
/ y strained eye. The Dr. has ordered
/ complete rest as the only restorative.
Mrs. c. s. StarkWeather is visiting
/ friends III Illinois for few weeks
4 She viii not return until their new
1 residence is ready to move into. The
! Rev. head of the family is "hoarding
round with his friends ii the mean
time
During the extreme cold weather
of this week at least some of the
1 street cars have been run without any
/ fire in them. THIS is simply an out
rage on the public and the attention of
the city authorities are called to the
matter.
Union services ending the week of
prayer VIII be held in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at 7:30 The
/ E7ldeayor and League societies of
young people viii also meet together
at G:43 in the Enleavor rooms i'll the
Presbyterian church.
The statutes Of Missouri prescribe
a fine Of &. 80 for not voting and it is
/ estimated in Kansas City $4,000 men
! failed to vote. ut $50 piece this
means SD, Ge0 and the city attorney
/ proposes to see how much ne can col
lect for the city treasury.
W alter Bcsant's new serial story,
entitled The Rebel Queen" viii be
first introduced TO American readers
! throng}l the pages of IIarper's Bazar.
I The opening chapters viii appear i'll
! the next number of that periodical,
/ the first number of the new volume
1t is more than likely that the Mil
YANKEE & st Paul railroad viii have
! rail connection with Superior-East
/ csd-inside of two years. This VIII
make 4 good road for Superior, and SUI
/ perIor would give the road lots of bus
+ mess, hence why should it not be built2
Work on the second elevator was
+ begun last Tuesday. The pillng has all
been contracted for and VIII be put in
! as rapidly as dozen drivers can put
/ them down. The work of putting in
the necessary side tracks for the mills
and elevators Will soon begin and our
bay front presents a veritable beehive
for industry
Mir Bardon executed the final
deeds necessary to the building of the
fine new passenger depot by the North
err Pacific road, Thursday afternoon.
Tie depot will be located at the corner
Of Fifth street and Newton avenue on
the west side of the tracks. This is
cheering news and our people have
waited long if not very patiently for
such depot accommodations,
Who gets all the money collected
for fines in the municipal courts This
is a very important question to the
taxpa1ers Of this city and involves a
large sum Of money The fines have
been imposed and collected but the
rcople are comparatively none the
richer therefor. Where is the money?
Why has ii not been properly and fully
accounted for2 The district attorney
SHOULD give this matter his prompt
attention.
The oil democratic cry Of four
wears ago Of turn the rascalS out
Will be mighty pat battle cry for the
voters of Superior regardless of party
in the approaching spring campaign.
Probably no city in the state of the
age and size has so many boodlers in
Office as Superior. If a halt is not
called soon The city will be hopelessly
bankrupt and forced TO reputation.
Probably The present administration
i the worst we have ever had and
they have all been far too bad.
superintendent Green of the
Northern Pacific road has issued or
ders that hereafter all local freights
for the west shall be transferred at
South Superior instead Of being taken