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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

The Catholic summer school at plaiis.
burg. New York, will hold a six weeks
session In 1896
Editor A. NJ. Kellogg, OF the New
York School Journal Is furnishing some
readable articles concerning European
schools for his paper.
The October IbpHily ScicHer monthly
publishs quite strong defense OF the
modern game OF football, by Prof i. l.
Richards, OF Yale.
The New York Times Is authority ioi
the statement that there are four thou
sand children denied admission 90 the
public schools OF Brooklyn by reason o
a lack Of school facilities.
Richard Ship, VI A., Utah boy,
and a graduate Of Harvard, has been
appointed by the regents TO assist Prll
Cummings In the department OF Latin
and Greek, aud w. G. Roylance, one
OF the students In the University, will
assist Prot. Marshall In the department
OF English.
The attendance upon the elementary
schools OF Ireland during the past year
was over $4,000, an increase Of nearly
$4,000 over the preceding year. aud OF
about 6S,ooo since 1857 During the
period between 1881 and 1898 the popu
laton decreased ~ per cent, or a total
OF 10000 people.
The display at the Fair by the educa.
tionnl profession OF the Territory was OF
a remarkably high order OF excellence.
In all grades OF work from the kinder.
garten to the University the exhibit was
magnificent, and brought before the
Utah people In most uiisctual manner
the progress being made In the educa.
tional interests OF the new State.
The attendance At the Brigham Young
Academy Provo, is as iolIows' Normils,
32S preparatory school, t3S; kinder
garten department IS, total, SIS, A
neat booklet, edited Dy Nathan Law
renee, an alumnus OF the Institution.
by the faculty has been issued, and g.
designed TO call attention TO the import
Ance OF gaining an education. II gives
many useful suggestions as TO plans 60
De devised, and sacrifices that may b.
made In a college career
In the recent death Of frck Joseph
Eilabrook, Michigan has lost one of H.
most eminent citizens, as wei as an ac.
COmpllshed educator Durhg the pas
tour or five decades, he has occupied
the positions o. superintendent OF pub
We schools, principal OF a large acad
envy principaI OF the Michigan State
Normal, state superintendent OF public
instruction, and a proiessorship m OIiyet
Co lege, ln all OF these relations he
devoted the powers and faculties OF
ripe mind and passed to his reward
while yet In the harness. Ills genia
and sympathetic bearing and the deep
interest that he manifested In the wei
fare Of the students under his charge,
drew him to their hearts by bonds Of
abiding affection.
The Utah University now has a stud
ent membership OF abou, four hundred
and fifty strong, and a more enthusias'
&c, diligent and loyal class of students
would be difficult to find In their zeal
TOT their work, they have caughithespidt
oi the faculty, and are ON high plane,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

Mrs. Turner's Complexion Remedies
can he had at all tirst-class druggists
or Will be sent by mail In plain wrap
ders on receipt OF price.
Home Treatment can be taken with
perfect success,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
Highest
AC0rd
ron
Supreme Excellence.
TO rnE
PUTNAM
HOT TunoED AND
-e~Aa1a---uANAtER POiSTED Roas1
NAILS.

Al the Worlds Columbian ETposi,lsB
at Chicago. A medal aud diploma word
edi "suprqme excellence In material.
method In manufacture, aud quality %
finished produoli elasticity aud smooth
ness combined with holding pIser In
olinch. IL SLOWS tho use u very small
MALTA"
There 10 nothing beyond supreme etcoilsnes
nor a there anything comprised IA horse naii
except "the material from Wnich - u mAde,
"the nsihod OF manufacture" and "quaiy -
finished product" rutuam Nails, uT their
elasticity" give sliFhuy 10 The expansion And
CONTRACTION u the huuf while tho horse u IA
motion BY their "smoothuets,' do net en-.
largr the nail holes On the huuf, Whils their
supreme excellence In "huldnH power n
che clineh" enables tnem ~ hold the snos In
she hardest service until wurn out
n tho "uno Of small nails" large holss are
arnidnd and money saved 20 thu amith
Thus II viii be seen that The rnlciAls ~ ne
Worlds Columbian iaposiuun recoEn -
what qualities 20 20 male ~ Eood horse ns ~,
and that Only the "fatuAm" contains them ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
TREATMENT TREEi

QU.kO absolutely remove. all trace OF
wrlnkIos, preventing them from ever ap-
poring ngaln, au1 rosiofo. the com
pleNiOu 10 perfect beauty. The young
and old should use 10 10 keep tho SKIN
-oit, volveiy aud hno oi texture. Prices
$500 per jar.
FRECkLACuRA guaranteed to 70.
move any case of irCcklos no matter OF
how long standing without tho slightest
injury or Inconvenience. Price Sl.UJ.
ROSARIO removes the tan aud sun.
burn instantly and makes tho complex
Ion clear and beautiful Price siO1
NNaMAE remove. supofnuuus hair In
ihroo io uyo minutes. Pleasant, conyeu.
lent and absolutely painless aud harm.
lvs-. rricn 500.
PEACH PIT CREAM, d skin purl.
Her removes all suiling waste matter Ia
tho skin, corrocls shiny oily condition
and makes the roughest chappcd kin
soft and hne grained, Price 10 cents.
RED ROOT HAIR TONIC AND
CLEANSER A wonderful pranarntiou
win q double power. Remove, all dand-
run and dirt yot leaves tio hair oily nnd
glossy, not dry aud hprah, and immOdl-
atrlv stops tho hair falling out, lnyigofat.
lug It's growth remarkably,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

For sale by l. c. NJ I Drug Depart.
m'nt Sole agents tor Salt Lake City,
4 ali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

Z-HEY BUILD UP UTAH and entitled to the support q
IN people by dealing with the merchants who give preference
to the Made goods you help the Home Industry
cause help give employment to worthy people; you
which cifcuatcs midst
of
t in mind every expended for Utah made goods more
dollar
d elsewhere employment, for somebody living elsewhere
,Lse
Tbis ii ime 10 both common and patriotism.
When anything be look the following
before making purchase!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
Y eauty
I'D Making.

Mrs, Myrtle Turner guarantees TO give
any woman beautiful and natural com
ploxlun-ago or condition docs not mat or
There IL no necessity tor old, wrinkled
or dlsngurod faces any more.
Women that have always had horrible
complexion, become rniIantly beautiful,
with a complexion like marble In purity
aud transparency. Women Of 90. Co
yos. 70 whose faces have been wunklod
Tor years, became youthful and lovely
lu plumpuoss aud beauty, outrlyaling
their daughters and Young friends, The
hosh returning 10 htn, hotl by state
again through Mrs. Myrtle Turner's celo-
hratod Beauty Making treatment Ladies
arc Invited 10 call and receive her test.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
PART THREE.

To-day we offer to our readers Part
Three of AMERICAN CELEBRITIES.
Like the two preceding numbers it is
1ull OF interest, and contains the Dor
traits Of John Griffin Carlisle, Secre-
tarY OF the Treasury; Henry Water
son, Editor; David Bennett Hill, Tn
TIED States Senator Justice Field. of
the United States Supreme Court;
Wilson 5 Bissell, Postmaster General;
Mary y. Livermore, Authoress and
Lecturer; S. +. Smith, Author Of our
national song Americas" William
Maxwell Evarts, Jurlst and Orator;
William Ordway Partridge, Sculptor;
General Lew Wallace, Author; DR..
Harper, President Chicago University;
Levi Parsons Morton, Ex-Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States; Henry
George, Single Tax Advocate; Susan
Browneu Anthony, Woman's Rights
Advocate; Thomas Francis Bayard,
Ambassador to England, and Daniel
Woolsey voorhees,, [. 5. Senator.
Inc more we see OF this great work
the more we seem to value it, and we
are not alone in our appreciation Of it
either. Many of our subscribers are
anxious TO obtain the entire sixteen
parts right away, but that is impoS-
sible The parts are only issued one
each week, but when the series is
completed it will be of the most valu-
able works eXtant. There are still
some of our readers who failed to get
the first two parts, and for their
special benefit we publish to-day what
we call our Back number coupon
Cut it out and send or bring it to this
office together with 20 cents Tin COIN
and Parts One and Two will be de
ltvered to you. Don't forget to clip
the coupon for Part Three in this
issue
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
The CITY Again sued.

On Monday last complaint was
served on the city by L. S Marshall
Oakley, for W. J. and II f. HAYES.
The cOmplainants are bond brokers,
and by contract made with the city
September II, 1890 the city agreed to
deliver to them 1921 ,24S65 of special
sewer and street improvement bonds.
Their complaint alleges that they
deposited $4,000 as a guarantee of
good faith III carrying out the contract;
that large quantities of the bonds
were issued unlawfully and therefore
are Illegal and void; that they paid
S26", H27 90 to the city and that the
city then returned to them s. ,492 96
OF the $4,000 deposit; that the city's
Indebtedness at that time exceeded
the ) per cent. limit that the contract
became null and void when the bonds
were declared Illegal by the supreme
court. For these reasons they ask to
be given back the remainder Of the
$l2,OJO amounting to 81, i07.0t with
interest and costs, their claim for that
amount having been denied by the
city council on March %, Io32.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
Doctors Organizing

\ large number of the leading ply
scIanS met at the West Superior,
Tuesday evening and organized q so
cIety to tie known as the Superior
Medical society. The officers are: DrS
IL. }. Connor, president; L. I. Gauv-
reau, vice president; }. {. Adams, sec
rotary and treasurer and ID. +. Collins
{. Y. Beebe and +. c. Spencer, a board
of Censors.
Mayor Woodward's appointments
give general satisfaction, We think, eX-
cept in the case of city attorney. This
appointment is universally condemn
ed One would have supposed that
above all things else the mayor would
have desired good legal advisor, just
what he has not got. What Nj.
Uoehle's knowledge of law is could be
recounted in a very small pamphlet
and it Will never be safe for the city to
rely for a moment upon his opinions.
1t is a repetition Of the Woolpert dy-
nasty only more SO. We regret very
much that Mayor Woodward saw lit
to saddle this incubus upon the city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
Death OF Edward u. Strong.

! The following notice from the Homes
dale Pa, Citizen, of the death of MI
Edward b Strong viii be read by
many readers of the TIMES with deep
regret, as he was at one time prom
lnent and much respected citizen OF
Superior.
Edward 3 Strong died at the resi-
Gence of his son-in-law, Hon. Z. O.
IIamlin, in Honesdale, April 6, 1894,
in the slth year of his age.
lie WAS born at Onondaga Hill, in
Onondaga county, \. \ He was
married al Syracuse, \. y, to Mary
J. Warren, and from there the young
couple went to Logansport, Ind,
where Mr. Strong was engaged III
mercantile business. At LoganSport
eight children were born to them, but
three of whom arrived at mature
years, These were Mary b, who
married Dr.. Rose, Of Indiana, and
who died some twenty years ago; Ella
f, wife Of Hon. E, .. Uamlin, and
Clara w, wife Of \. z. L0mas, of
Minneapolis.
From Logansport Mr.. Strong went
to Superior, Wis, and thence to St.
Cloud, VI inn, where lie served for
sixteen years as clerk of the courts Of
Stearns county. His wife died Nov.
), 1890. In May, 1891, he came to
IIonesdale on visit to his daughter,
Mrs IIamlin; a visit which he found
50 pleasant both to himself and his
daughters family that it was pro
lOnged until the time of his death.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
The County Board

At the meeting of the county board
Saturday, a motion was carried to
strike the proceedings of Friday ;
meeting IN regard to the doctor bills
from the minutes. Tie bills We're then
allowed rs follows: Or. Ground, $l5o,
Or. Speclt, $50, Or. NcQujllan, so
and Or. Collins, $lsLg5. Supervisor
Amlry made neat speech and pre-
stuc,d Chairman Clymcr with a fine
guId headed cane Chairman Clymer
Responded with much feeling and
thanked the members OF the board for
their token of esteem. The board
Jhtn adjourned sine die. IN the even
ing a banquet was given Al the Hotel
Northern and witty and entertaining
speeches made every body happy.
There We're tWenN-fow present At
the bauqUet.-rgie-ram
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21


-.
= ''..' ! '..'''''''
., -. -,
$500 :" ','''s y 80 '.''.' y '''''7
The hr>, boat oi the season took on
a cargo of -four At HE Llstman mill
81 u H'Id1.
Theodore u. liol,nahl IS the name
% the new Democratic postmaster al
iuIuth
II your hat daeNn | III you, you
can get an easy hitting one at tie
Anchor Clothing Go.
Try a white mans laundry for a
change 10y trying the cascade at the
American Express agency
The Northwest Development \ In
yestment Co, have moved their Offices
INTO the l'eSceii1 b'ocN'
Mrs. Martin PattlSon entertained
large party ol ladies' very pleasantly
ednesday afternoon OF tins week.
-Air. ana MIS-. W. Hartley Will
entertain the Literary club ana te"
~
An umbrella IS always uSei"l anu
IS an accepIaDle oiitlday OF wedding
gut. otoiIzhiah S'och . nioueil
III SISIe.
bachelors, get Cascade Laundry
to fix that neck band, sew up rips and
sew on buttons. See BoTELEH, Am
erican Express agent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

At the council meeting last Friday
night Alderman LInnen, after review
ing the normal school Scrape, offered
this resolution:
Resolved, BY the mayor and common
council OF the city of Superior that the
said board Of y formal school regents of
the state of Wisconsin be and they are
hereby requested to reimburse the city
in the said sum of 1000 50 appropTi-
ated and paid into the state treasury,
and reconsider and annul their action
III locating said Normal school at Su-
peTlor.
This should not only be request
but Il positive command. To saddle
this Normal school upon this city at
this time is gross imposition, and no
friend of the city Will try to do SO.
/ The city is in great need of more pub
lie school buildings, she needs money
with which to pay her maturing bonds,
she needs money for more necessary
sewer connections, she could use
money to advantage in assisting in the
harbOr Improvement work, in short,
she could spend this So, 600 offered the
state for Normal farce IN a dozen
ways which would return ten tunes
the benefit such school would bring
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

D. Z. ROBERTS.
&.-2l County Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

MerrilI Jr., John f. Buars Jr. and
Ernlnrink " pnina lntnnlnul.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
Navigation opened.

The open lake season for 1894 was
duly naugurated by the arrival up the
lakes of the steamer Centurion which
arrived at the Ohio coal dock at seven
O'Clock Thursday evening April 10th.
The first boat to leave our port for the
lower lakes was the Mahoming from
Duluth w ednesday afternoon but she
had to break her way through twelve
miles of ice, which however, was not
a difficult job. She was easily follow
ed Thursday morning by the Ii. r. Dix
on, for Grand Portage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL.

observation-disclosures Cleveland OF New York.
Sice President--Adlai f stevenson of Illinois.
Secretary If State-W8ter Q. Gresham Of Indiana.
Secretary Of the Treasury-John &. Carlisle Of
Kentucky.
secTetary of War-DanieI s. Lamont o New
York.
Secretary ofthe Navy-HilIary 4. Herbert of Ala
bama
Eecretary Of the Inte-i0r-TToke Smith Of Georgia.
Secretary Of Agriculture. Sterling Morton of
Nebraska.
Postmaster Generalization s. Bissell of New
York.
Attorney General Richard olney Of Massa-
chuSetteS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

Miss Matte and Master Byron
PattisOn entertained about forty of
their young friends at Fairlawn, the
home of their parents EX-Mayor and
Mrs. PattiSOn, " ednesday evening.
The evening, SO far as the weather
was concerned, was eXecrable, but on
the inside of the mansion all was light
and warmth and joy. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, and with music
and games the young people spent
ioyOus evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
Anniversary Address

The 18th anniversary of the estab-
lishment OF Odd. Fellowship in Amer
lea viii be celebrated in this city to-
morrow. Dr. Dunn OF Duluth viii ad-
dress the East end members of the or
der at the / inst NJ L. Church at 1915
i'll the morning. All members of the
order are requested to meet at their
hall on Fifth street promptly at 1915
in uniform ana march III a body to the
church. Let all attend and AL be on
time Dr Dunn VII by urgent imyi-
tation, occupy the pulpit Of the Sixth
street Presbyterian church sunday ey-
ening next, April 22nd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
Real Estate Transfers.


Minutes OF April 6.
also Its ~ IA b II W sup
Z to T Summons Its 331 $50 9Th st 09-
Ii Folz TO Ida Z johnson its 8 b l. lst
div Its d 10 La Belle div all ; l SO
q Howard TO + seymour ej2 OF NV
Same to " 4 Farr ca Ct NV SILT co.
boag and \ Erickson Its Its
9b kuiewala Park add To sup l 2eO
J I McGrath shift 10 Wis l. 4 I Co Its
i9 - p 80 " sup 18th div Isl
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
6 W Roberts and T Bingham to st
Louis Imp Go part sw 2j-f~-l5 $50
Mary { Gray to ! IL LcayItt and
Johnson Il - Sd II -
of Its IS II b : Ont add to " sup 300
e l. Brooks TO Con Land Co Ii 400 9th
st Ely's add .
Minutes of April
Lille Follis to W Pierce 1t 5 b 63 VS.
5th div 600
b 100 Geneva It 80 = ,,'' 500
524 and 81 y 9th It part of nwlI b 80
W 18Th II also strip 100 feet wide
across nv Of Sc sec 5-iS-l3 also ease
ment and right to enter upon part
Of W 9Th Il adjacent to II 100 W 9th
st sup 900
QUIT CLAIa DEEDS.
G Nelandcr to SiSsa SvcnsOu Its Is II b
% " sup lst div 900
Z Manwaring TO Josephine Lucas
L DiI~on to Cora J wylie und14 1t
80 W 18th l
J Schmidt to city Of sup eft ofIt1W
Sup Mfg Co add to sup 200
Minutes Of April 9.
J + McGrath ~htT to F r CrumDt0n It's
- II b O-weg add to : : 45g
+ Steelto - : : x 4 KY co r Of y over
Sw of - 50 Of ~ sec 2S-47-ll 70
State and county to Jas Bacdon ne of
Isl a " gf "a r.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
County of Douglas to Jas Bardon und
Lilo of sw sec l5-41-li also ela of ne
of 9-is-l3 5
Minutes Of April TO-
: : Imp Co to c Boylan 1t u b / Sup
Fish div 900
H II Grace ct al TO f Bratber- "a it
of 1t lG b 2oS 18th div to W sup 80
9 Clithera to Paine 1t 8 b 80 sup City 600
Eiecta CiitherO to same 1t b - ) 800
II II Grace ct al to NJ Burns 1t II fit
of 1t Is b ~ w sup 18th div ESQ
J f McGrath shtf to Paul el4 OF Sc
sec 2-41-H 500
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Sup & Dul L & Deb COto \ f Prince
Its s b 3W sup 5th div SO
c Lagro to c st 7 NJ x Q Ry Co sW Of
NV 1-4j-i2 %
Nancy Wallace to II Crownhart M
b y W sd st
c II Crowntart to W II McCombs M
b y " Sd st /
Minutes OF April H.
l. < r Imp Go to \ NJ Olson 1t c b go
W sup 18th div 400
J Grace TO L W Hambric ne of NV sec
2i-+5-l2 500
4 W Swenson to T Irvine pine on Sc
OJ ne sec 35-47-lI 100
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
u = MAILS

The arrival and departure Of the mails at the
Superior office is as follows:
--ARBIyE-
Il Paul, Chicago, Eastern States and slope 90
Il m and ~ p IN.
Hhicago Lind City and Fast, io-0a a. m.
Northern Minnesota tributary 70 \. +. and West
sru mail Local. Nest superior and Buiuth.
lg.f5 and 80 i. ID. This includes the
Iron River mail
Local mails. Ashland and Ashland Distribute,
Poplar Mar" and Brulc, ll.l5a IN.
Wisconsin No..h Of AbbostsfoId and Necnah, all
Northern Michigan AMI points in Ontario trib-
1fary 10 the 500 At coop. III.
-DEPAET-
Fsf Vest superior. South Superior. Duluth and
u| points North and West, alu a. M. Sit =. IN.
E.s aH points East. Chicago New York, -. Paul
aa3 Western states, 1u.l0a m, 30 D.
For Ashland and all points North OF Nccuah, at
I94na N.
I.,,.sI I-,ints On n I. K +, and Northwestern, at
1.-fp ia.
cara5oc ifg Milwaukee ana lin Eastern points.
ESD =. IN,
For nl points ID Northern Michigan and ontario
tributary e. the .'S1s at 1.11.p T.. IA.
a. Wall flroutGaia4 Jeushr> III - be ia l.,c
all.a stt lea>f - minutes hct0re schedule tinc o.
insure HdmittauCa a. such uHa
office hours 5 d. III. - d. uI.
Jo-Elu i. cuNAN. T. NJ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of our young friend Thomas G.
Mclean, eldest son OF Mr. Il. i. Nc
Lean, of the East end, and Miss Jcn-
ME, second daughter of John \. kel-
ley, late city comptroller, to be cele
brated next Wednesday, the 18th inst,
at the home of the brides parents at
the West end. The young couple will
settle down to housekeeping at once,
and the ZINES wishes them much hap
piness and prosperity along LIES jour
ney.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21


The Rev. J. NJ CIeary, of MIN
nearo!is, spoke for the Catholic
view Of american Civilization"
Wednesday evening at Maryland hall.
Mr.. Cloary having worked for the
Catholic church fer a quarter Of a
century, he doubt thinks lie Is justi-
fed i'll CHASING ali men who express a
desire to protect the American consti-
tuition, or Il spirit Of patriotism as
"scomdrels and sneaks From his
position he no doubt speaks correctly,
but how does the average American
citizen not Catholic Ike the appel
latjon ''scomGrel and sneak?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

The notorious Dan Linuen is
again in the tolls charged with rohbjng
the clothing store Of Derhy Bros. Of
goods 70 the value Of forty dollars. Is
il not about time this man was or
dered out Of town in such terms that
he would heed the warniu4> lie
would make a good recruit for CoNey's
.Lr.I.lE-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
An MOI SEETsiNT.

The marriage of Nj William NJ.
Smith to Miss Albertina j. Fritz, both
of superior, is announced to take
place at Sacred Heart Church, West
End, on Monday April %, 1871, at 5
7. n. Rav. Father Fardy VIII perform
the ceremony. The happy couple Will
make their home in Superior. The
TINES extends congratulations in adj
vance.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

CoSsTABLES
II. 5. Austin. r and \. B. Lusk, R.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
1st waTd-E. u. Linnen. D., G. y. O'Hare, ID.
I'd L. +. Johnston, r., G. ;. stark
weather K,
I'd ban Lund r. NJ G. Mccormick. r
4th Albion Howe, r., A A. Johnson, r.
5th @, J. Norquist. X. J. II. Agcn. K.
9Th -. J. Atkinson, ID, John McCirath. D.
It'll Il L. Rice, K. Harrie Rogers, X.
sth John Schoenborn H., Jarvis
White, r.
9TH d ~. Waterman, r. Charles
Tomas, l.
BOARD OF PUBIIC WORKS.
~ J Whipplc President; Frank F. Black, W
Aoonau. b. j. Van lcck. Secretary
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

-IIarper's Bazaar for April 18th will
contain a sparkling article on ANA
teur TableauX," by Margaret Sutton
Briscoe, which IS full Of practical
points for would-b performers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21

Mr.. c. l.. hathaway, oupt. and
Manager Of the Northwest Develop
mcnt & Investment CO., left Tuesday
for Idaho and Washington for the pur-
pose of starting operations at the com
pany's mines, there being enough
stock already subscribed to insure the
working Of them. The work Will be
pushed as rapidly as possible, and if
you want some of the stock before the
stock goes up, call on y. X. Smith
president of the company at their new
quarters, 22l and 222 Descent block.