The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
BADGER NOTES.

by the Senate.
THE stock of the CaSs Drug Company
at Eau Claire was seized on a chattel
mortgage of -, 5UU, held by the Bank Of
Fan Claire. The assets are thought to be
alb out $4,000: liabilities about the same.
THE three boys arrested at Ashland ON
charge of breaking mo ID. ". Mowatt's
mill. at that place. have been bound over
for trial IN 500 bonds each.
\ LARGE oil tank belonging to the
Standard Oil Com pany and being trans
ferred by the Chicago X NOrtn-W eStern
Railroad exploded near WnOna Junction.
Conductor Clark was seriously injured and
tiat-car demolished. The cause Of the
accident is unknown.
ISAAC STEPHENSON. the Marinette mill
iOnaire, mas made a sale for the FeShtgo
Lumber Company of their entire cut OF
lumber IN Their two mills the coming sea-
son, amounting to 5O.U00,OOD feet or over,
and all lath. shingles ana pIcketS TO Per
ley Lowe & Go. and I. ii. Sheppard 4 Co.,
of Chicago, to be delivered III lher yards
by the Stephenson Transportation Com
pany's line of baTgcS. he sale amounts
10 about S.O,OyG.
THE congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church at Marnettc intends to erect anew
edl1ice this spring.
DAVID TAYDOR, of Boston, bought a
few lots in Ashland long ago, but they
died ne Ietr them to his eldest daughter.
who has lately discovered that they are
worth $4,000. Her brothers and sisters
now claim that the lots were simply left IN
trust with her by their father. They seek
TO recover the same.
BAYFIELD, Comfy desires TO make n
trade with Ashland Comfy. otfprinr the
town Of Mason in exchange for the ApoS-
Tie Islands. The Apostle Isles are still
portion of the town of Ashland. AT a re-
cent meeting of the Ashland County
Poard Mr. packard reDrrSrntating tt,o
settlers on the IsIlEds. presented petition
setting off the islands as a separate town,
but the board has taken no action Wash
bum. It is said. viii not agree to BaytieIG's
scheme to annex the islands much less to
give up II town Of Mason. On the whole,
Bayfield, ana WaSh1urn have a very
pretty county divs on fight on their hands.
If Bayfield, County Is divided, one bone Of
contention will be the possession of Iron
River. Both WaShburn and Bayfield, want
it.
TIE body of Daniel b. Lille, a we'll
known logger of WauSau, was found on
the ice III Eau Claire River, near that
place. lie was % years OF age anG leaves
large family.
THE remains of Thomas Tarrant. an Old
resident of Eau Clare. were taken to Mus
kegon, Mich. for burial.
FIoRI.T PFTTa+r. ala Crosse cooncr.
has mystari0usly dISa3pparcd from his
home and his family. and his friends are
anxious as to his Safnty
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cut pine for ffrce wears from SO acres of
land in Ashland County.
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10 he m,pd In thp tonn,Iaiion Of the Wiscon.
I'm nayIIion in thn mines huIIJInp NJ the
WorII,S Fair ,ras I,rni,.u m l,ainr To,uovnd
from flat rarin GhicaTo The Stone was
ahnm, light"an foot Ion, md hrniEo tiva
feet from the end. If IS nossibln that il
can he showed tourthpr 81 thr break will
not be detected. The other three sections
and the mammoth cOTncrStOncS were un-
loaded without damage
FIRE dcstroycd the Commercial Hotel
ODpra Uonsr and 4 saloon beIonlrintr to r.
J. Reef Al Prairie din CHEN Nomc 400
nponIn yyern atfrndjnr = charity hail in
Inc Opara uousn and had INST left when
the fir, broke ou1 The fire orioinatrd ON
a 1
guests i'm the hotel ESCAPED. Some had a
close call. crcepinr down stairs through
the smoke
Mr.. AND Mrs. HIRAM Z. GRAHAM, oI
Eau Claire. celebrated the fOrty-:itth an
nivcrSary Of their wedding a few days
ago.
Miss MAMIE EPSTEIN was married to
in Ashland. Both are prominent IN social
circles.
W.C, DEVERFIL, who committed sui
ciGp at ST Taul Mimi few days ago
formerly resided at Madison.
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he home of the bridp,S 1arents CHESTS
were present from Milwaukee, Minnie
apOlIS, Chicago and other cities. The
young couple vii! spend their honeymoon
in California.
Col. JOIN c. SrooNERt as condltionally
accepted an invitation to deliver the com
mencement address before the senior class
of the College of Law at the Madison
University next June. When approached
BY the committee he stated that he would
speak if he found IL possible to do so. and
would give definite answer IN short
time.
AGENT WuKE, of the Fox River Dis
trict of the Wisconsin Humane Society,
reports that for The quarter ending .Ianu-
ary 81. twtnty-SlX children were found IN
sufficiently clothed and sheltered, and that
165 ANIMALS were left unnecessarily eN-
posed 10 storms.
THE Eoard of Normal School Regents
met at Madison and listened TO the claims
of Surcrior. Ashland. Chippewa Falls and
Nausau for the location Of the sixth in
Stitution. SuDcrlOr offered S65. 900 build
n~ ana site. Ashland offered S35,-
0OjI cash. n site and a building now used
as a hospital. The propositions of Wau-
san and ('h1pDewa FAILS were stared to he
Somewhat Indefinite The board decided
to take no action until the legislature
passes a bill authorizing the establishment
of the TWO additional schools and making
an aDpronrlatIon for their maintenance.
IHE NcSterS, OF MaTlhctte, nave oHtreu
the man hauIlng the largest Ioad OF logs
curing lhG season Tree transportation 10