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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23
Modern HypnOtism.

Hypnotlsm, formerly broadly known
as Mcsmerlsm, from Mesmer. who was
an adept ut 1t, now occupies the public
mind to a great extent. Scandals have
arisen from hypnosis and awakened
national interest; murders lave been
committed and hypnotism assigned as
the prompting influence IIypnotism,
generally speaking, is losing of ones
self in sort Of slumber, and that al
most desgrybee the sensation of traye,
on the Saint Paul x Duluth Railroad.
for the appointments OF its fast trains
are so modern and the ride so comfort
able, that the traveller has nothing to
keep his or her nerves on the alert.
Ills has tended to make the st. Paul
and Duluth, or the Duluth Short Line
Is 1t is generally kuown-the popular
route between st. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS.
Duluth, West Superior. Saltwater and
other points, where close connections
are made at fine terminals with trains
running to all parts Of the country.
Excellent facilities, modern equipment
fast trains, convenient schedules and
smooth riding always take with the
travelling public, and they have com
bined Ia give the Duluth Short Line
wide popularity. Always take the Du-
luth Short Line and enjoy your Trip.
For circulars, maps, etc, apply to ticket
agent or w. \. Russell, Gcnersl Pas
senger Agent, Il. Paul. Mimi.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23
County Board Meeting.

The county board met last Monday
morning, all members being present ex-
copt Mr.. Burk Little business was
done in the forenoon, but in the a'ter-
noon the board disposed of good
many items of business.
On motion it was voted TO appropriate
$50 to deEray the cost Of subpoenaeing
witness and of referees fees in the case
of A. J. Webster ct al vs.. Douglas
county.
County Clerk Anderson vas instruct
ed 10 merge all funds, except Sheriff s
salary, poor AMI courts, into one gen
eral account to he known as "the gen
eral fund.- This Is IN accordance with
the understanding arrived at when the
tax was levied in November, and to en-
able the clerk to simplify his accounts.
The bill Of Chief Luton for 800 re-
ward offered by Sheriff Wickstrom in
1889 for the arrest of murderer Nelson,
which was rejected at a previous meet
ing on recommendation Of 4 committee,
was referred back to the committee on
the presentation of an affidavit from K.
L. Mclean, chairman of the board in
1889, the affidavit stating that he had
authorized the reward. 1t will probab-
" be allow at the next meeting.
\ rebate was ordered of the taxes of
Paul Blackmar on twenty acres of land
at South Superior, on which a double
tax has been imposed for three wears,
il being on the rolls as plotted and also
unplotted property. The unplotted tax
was the one related The matter vas
brought to the attention OF the board by
T. V. Badgley, Mr.. Blackmar's repre-
sentative.
Poor Commissioner Kennedy report
ed that three children of counterfeiter
Palardis, now confined at Madison, are
should make for them. The mother
who is also charged with the crime Is
now at st. Francis hospital. 1t was
suggested that the children be sent to
the Home for Dependent Children at
Sparta, but Supervisor Rogers objected
saving that it would be inhuman to sep
arate them from their mother If she be
acquitted at the trial set for the May
term of the United States court at Mad
ison. He thought that the poor com
missioner should care for the children
temporarily -until after the trial. This
idea was adopted and Sl00aPpropriated
for the board of the children until May.
The claim of David Fitzgerald for 500
for six months service as deputy sheriff
of town Of Brllle, from July |, 1894, to
Jan. /, 1898, was allowed to be charged
back to the town Of BruIc
After passing quite a number Of bills
the board adjourned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Minutes OF March Z
Sup X Imp Co to Ed Hawarden and
21-4s-l3 2sc
LS Imp Co to BESSIE Hopkins 1t ~
:, i" I , ; S6 sup 9TH 5000
ii Fully to Hannah NJ Hines lt4b29
-r, ~ Il 20 add ana one acre in l7-iS-l4 $50
lhree unpublished z 600
| The Mfg Bank of " Dul TO V II Rridr-
man Sc of Sc of NV sec 2-is-l4 also
any and all lots in Williamson &
McIOrmicks add
Minutes of March g.
Minnie T Carver to II Mussee and d
Schreiner Its I b I23 " sup LIST div /
ii L Fully to Hannah VI Hines Ii -
q l. Co add $50
W u Dwyer to J Wallace lots and
blocks in Duheau and n bgo adds /
c II Shryack to J GcrriS Its TO rs
18th st 1
Minutes OF March o
James Bardon to Judge 4 Scott sloan
nwl4 OF nela S-ls-l3 625
J + Merriam to Elias Ellason 1t 10 b 5
Jos Bcaudoin to Magloire Beaudoin
n sell p 1911 $50
W Brooks to { II SchryaCk Its l26 l23
" l4th st 420
Minutes of March II.
Floy J Shields to Mary \ Dcver 1t 46
Maria & Beebe to Lillian d Beebe 1t
b. kaikman's add TO " sup . 800
A l. Williams to \ \ Lent II b ll9
Sup City 800
Minutes Of March T.
l. & X Imp Co to c Cooke and |. T
Waterman 1t II b To " sup 4th div OO0
Margaret Brandes to Margaret Jones
nei4 22-47-13 900
BruIe Land & Imp Co to Geo Bishop
Ii . b - Brule LIST div 100
Geo Bishop to Upton Bell. same lot III IS
Land & K Imp Co to Martha Thomas
Its - IL b IS W sup 5th div 300
Minutes of March 13.
W Sherwood to Nor Land-Loan Co
ne OF Sw 7-is-13
A Holm to Johnson Its s b Wav-
erly div Its & b : sup I'd div l O90
g BuSwOrth to Eta l. ~trOthman Its
29 30 81 y n 9 Worlds Fair div : 2OO
I Walen to Agnes Donalds 1t leo
9Th st 500
G p Knowles to D Moves ct al 1t : b
36 Sup City
W Atwell to Phebe Searles 1t 73
9Th st 70O
Holm to Johnson Its o b and Ii
~ b Is sup lSt div
J b Arnold to c Paul undi, OF II 4Os
" I'd II also und n OF ne 12-i7-I3 IA
II Wilson to : Moore S q 18th II
K Calhoun ct al to sup Short Line Ry
Co ii 5-y t 2d It 20
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

In the selection of the Judiciary
there should he no party considerations
Politics, above all things else. should he
eliminated and ignored. Fitness. abil.
lty, judicial experience ought to be
made the test, and as a further 0ualifi-
cation. perhaps, the merit and worthj-
ness OF the candidate measured by his
ofhcfal and private deportment.-
>toughton Hub.
Well, on that basis surely Judge
CIementson loses nothing by being
measured 10y the same tape line Which
measures Judge Winslow. Therefore
Republicans have no valid reason for
deserving him and going over TO the
enemy at this time. Vote for Judge
ClcmentSOn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23
~1SO.kM.OOO

An ocean roadway from Lake Superb
or to the sea. Such is the gigantic pro-
ject coined in the brains of daring
and ingenious engineer, and for the
realization Of which the Maritime Canal
Company of North America seeks in
corporation by the state legislature at
Albany. Il is to have capital ofSl50,-
No.0o0 says the New York Herald.
Such scheme would make Cleveland.
Detroit, Chicago and Superior practical
sea ports. This may be realized fact
a hundred years hence, but what we
want now is something practical for the
present and next generation.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worid's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Madison Democrat: Phew, What
a record. The gross earnings of Pol
railroads for the calender year ending
Dec. 81, 1894, are computed at 81, 0S5,-
3l6,929-a decrease of SI33,7 OO2, or
1927 per cent, as compared with the
wear preceding
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23
The State Journal IN an article for
Judge WinsIow, remarks:

Judge Winslow, remarks:
Opposition has developed in the can
didacy of Judge Clementson, of I.ancas-
ter. 1t has not appeared, however,
that his qualifications for the office he
seeks in any way surpass those of Judge
Winslow. Is there at this time any
good reason for retiring WinsIow and
electing Clcmeutson?"
We have not heard that Judge Glenn
entson or his friends nave claimed any
personal superiority over Judge Wins
low, or have in any way sought to de-
grade or belittle him. We hold, how
ever, that judge Clementson is fully the
equal Of Judge Winslow in all the ac-
romplishments which 90 to make up
good Judge. We would ask the jour
dial what particular claim has Judge
Winslow upon the office, that another
man in all respects his equal, may not
also aeek the office without degrading
himself, his party or his state?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

No, George. said the mature but
still loving maiden to her youthful ador-
er, Il can never be anything more than
. mother TO you. Your father. smoke
a...; ~ Chicago Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23
\ Superior Pioneer.

ca Robertson Who. diod - (. p,r,
. faw d,vs 400 90 ;, o,rI,. so,no- :,
~, :" -
future greatness. In 1852 Congress
granted 80 acres of land to aid in the
constrn.,;or of shin o,noI o,I 1,,t
'''P .''''''' ''u' ~ n
ar"uhh the 500 rapids, and plans
were formulated for making prelimi-
nary surveys of the Northern Pacific.
r,;Ivo, Gro,,,I ,,os lral., =.
the 500" canal On June 1854 a,
Robertson was than o,Iitor n ~, M
nesota Democrat IIa conceived 10
idea Of claiming fine land at Tho
head Of tho Iato and ,,rott;,c ond
buildinc thereon = civ, Two r,snyara
sent abeoJ 70 pranare sbcl,,r T,or
examined the entire head of IN. I,Ee
ana decided :, ,l,i,, tho I,rd ~, bo.b
s,.jes If the mouth of tho %em,Li;
River ana IN WISCONSIN ro,r.
col Robertson while N Wasbin.,or
in 1888 Interested Banker Corcn-,n
Soo+,- ,y-,f1-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Searles, Lorenzo VI. SS3 " 4th

SCbneiu Lewis, - W 20
Scott, Charles :. 3g3 Sd
Stevenson. Henry \. 30 W 5th
Strand, Martin a. 2Ss 5th
Smith, Henry. $50 7th
Somerville. Hugh as 4th
Schuster. William Sr, 30s LIST
Sherwood, Frank G. $50 9th
Steele, Matthew r. .93 5th
ShryaCk. Charles. 2S3 9Th
Schuster, Albert A, 30s lst
Scheil. William c, 26s eth
Sydney. John. 273 Sc
Streator, Oscar W. 2SS " 5th
SagersOn. Richard. 24O " I'd
samsons, Timothy, BAL W 9th
Shove. Carl, $50 W LIST
smith. Thomas L, 23q " 9Th
Swanson, John 2il W 4th
Smith, Client K, 272 18th
swanson, Charles 5, 49, 9TH
Sammons. Patrick 25s Sd
Smith, Josiah. 272 W 18th
Steck. Newton. 292 9Th
Shaw. Hezakiah W. 2Q4 W I'd
S2mmOn. James, 341 9th
Sullivan. John, % W 5th
Sammons, John. Isl W Sd
Skare, Bernhard, 30 W eth
Sills, Bernard 4. 2-7 9th
Splan, Wellington r. 800 " "a
seed. Edward, W 9th and Stinson
Sheridan. Philip. 32S I'd
Sheridan, John. $40 I'd
Shane, Albert. 27g I'd
Sorenson, Marcus. 329 W 10th
Scanlon, John c. 24s I'd
Sammons, Peter. 341 9Th
Saxton. Charles. 80 W 5th
Schwellenbach, Henry B, 33S W 4th
TorgensOn, George II. aos 18th
Thompson, Fred 5, 277 9th
Taylor. Frank L. 25s W 5th
Iralnor, Thomas J, $50 W I'd
Thompson. Martin. 269 I'd
Tourville Albert, 3i7 Sd
Taylor, Josiah w, 2o3 W 9TH
Thorson, Olaf, 9I5 W 10th
Touryille, Alexis, AZ Sd
TrOmbley, Fred. 3l5 2d
ToOlc. Daniel, 2S9 9TH
Tiller. Sivert, 2SS I'd
Ferwyst, Martin. o27 W Sd
Ninges, Martin o, 80 W 9th
NollmOr Justice, Pol Sd
Nreeland. George II, W 18th bit TIL and Sti
Free land, James |, W 18th and Stinson
NangneSS. O!e, 2SS w 9TH
Nrceland, William y, W 18th bt TIL and Stu
wilson Gilbert T, @94 9th
Wilson, Frank 4. 294 " 9th
Williams. Arthur l., $50 W 10th
Wright, James, 800 " 4th
Whalen, Thomas j. 265 eth
Whalen. John J. 243 w eth
Wallin Gust, $40 I'd
Wilson, Robert G.. 279 W 5th
WhitmOre, stephen F, ~ 5th
Wensole. John, " 10Th mr. Thompson
Whalen, Edward J, 253 eth
Wheldon. Ashbcl ii, 3O2 " 9th
Williams, Richard, So 81
Weller, Addison B, $50 9TH
WEIGH, John, 81 9Th
Wergin. Robert. 3Os Sd
Nallum. Edward O. 200 W I'd
Watt, William. 292 W 9Th
Ward, benjamin. $40 9Th
Whitney. James u. 31s W I'd
Wilhelm. Ferdinand 322 W 4th
Williams, Charles, 80 5th
Wall Bernard, 3l6 Sd
Woodick, Nicolay, PSI 2d
Wall, James Z, 3l6 V Sd
Webb, Richard, 233 10Th
Morrell. James, 25s W 5th
West, Robert, 2e7 5th
Williams, Elijah. 233 10th
Wall, James c, BIG " Sd
West. Nathan G. go W 4th
Wedlll, John f, 2Ss " I'd
Y
Young, William y, 336 y eth
Zachau, August. go W 1st
Iachau, August f, 2Al lst
Zachau, Fred ", SO W 1st
We the undersigned composing the BoarC
u Registry for the First Precinct OF the FRS
ward of the CITY of superior Douglas County
Wisconsin,. do certify that the foregoing is ;
rue copy of the list of voters in said district
Dated March g. 1895.
FRANK :. IDELL,
ROBERT C. HANNA,
JOHN O'BRIEN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Frazier. Albert 27l w 2d
Friel, benjamin, SIC 9th
Foley, William r. 2G6 9th
Forsell, AXel, bet, THOMPSON and stinson 18th
Frey. Christian +, so 9Th
Farr, William j, 7I3 Nettleton Ave
Foster. Dean, 27l %
FoSS, John, 30SW Sd
Foltz, Joseph &, 3l4 W 4th
Fay, John, 20 Sd
Flaherty, John ". 2s5 W ID
FIolat, Leo, 25S 9Th
Fitzpatrick. William, Us ID
FelkeT Frank SOW sth
Fredborg Gust, 10Th mr. Thompson
Follis. George, 272 W Sd
Farrell, Charles, 249 ih
Fitzpatrick. Charles 27S I'd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23
REGISTER OF ELECTORS
OF THE.
FIRST PRECINCT
OF THE
FIRST WARD.
FIRST WARD.

In the City of Superior. Douglas county
Wis. made by the Board of Registry of said
district on the first day Of registration.
March 5. 1895
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Gay. Edward, o9l W 10Th
Garrie,y, John T, 33s " III
Gettin, John Il, SOL 9th
Gill, William VI. 2s5 9Th
George. Herman A, 2G6 W 9TH
Grant Francis f, ID W 10th
Gauvreau, Edward T, 25b W eth
Garriesy, Charles F. $40 W 9Th
Gouge. Urgellc. $40 w 10Th
German, Owen, 26J " 7th
Grimes, Edwin B, 2Sg " 9TH
Green. Champ. 2S3 " 10th
Garriety, Thomas L. 23i W ID
Green, Peter ". $50 " 9th
Garriety. Joseph II. SO I'll
Green. Harvey. 277 W 9th
Gaynor. William. 3il W 9Th
Garriety Thomas. $50 " 2i
Gratlkc. George, 2S9 W ah
Gallagher. Anthony, 30 y sh
GaEnon, Joseph, G3S " ID
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23


Leader William J, 3I3 " 9Th
Larson. Henry, 27l I'd
Iafftte, Herman +, 30 " 9Th
Lynch, Patrick Jr, 500 W 4th
Linnen, Edward B 3i2 9th
Lynch, Bartholomew : Sl3 W 10th
Lucian, Lewis, 275 5th
Lake Herman, 81 W 5th
Lang, Albert, 226 1st
Larson Charles al W eth
Iindholm. Oscar. 3tf " 81
Lipdblom Charles no W 9Th
Lowry. Patrick J. 266 W ID
Libby, Joseph 4, 292 W eth
Lynch. John. 3O5 W 10th
Lynch, Patrick J. S03 W 10th
Lindberg. PA. 3o7 Sd
Lewis Edwin F no ~ .rb
I.nkenheiuer Henry 90 u ID
NJ
Moc;,i. Nh 90 >-o.,..o
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49,, ~ 80 w,
No., n'i'I
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MoTo,,rt,a,, ,,a.,..,,- =, 49,
,,D.:, r., , -, -, " ~
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NcTood u;,,,o,, 90 o.,
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NoCor,r Tbor,os o-s - OH
Mcdonald ,,ous r ooo oh
,,c;; I, n o,o -.
wcr.oc,,a Edrord On, ~,
MurtaSh, fatrlck j. ~ III
Merrill, Benjamin ID, 262 9th
MARI, David ", Sil with
Manwarrlng' Edward b, 2R 18th
Mason, Grafton 2oS 9TH
Mansnelu 'reorGe H. 20 " 81
MooteS, Albert, 20 ON
Meyrs, George, 2oS 9th
Aorrisey, John ID, go W Sth
he'foSe' JAMES s''o OH
MAXIM Alfred A. 80 81
Murray. Patrick, 279 W ID
Maoieah' Johh' 81 oth
Muhroe, Alexander j. 32O Nettieton ave
Mahoney, Daniel l., 2oS 9TH
Morrison Daniel. 2Ss I'd
~ -"
49,, -,
-,.,,
49, - ~
noo''' 'oiiii, ,O' 4'h
'oiii 20 o'h
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Nevin, Richard ], SIG W 9th
Newton Albert \. foot of Rocker ave
Newton, Louis d, 225 W Sd
Nolan, Denis, So W lst
Nicholson, Owen, 33i W 9th
Messy, William b, $40 9Th
Nelson, Andrew, " 9TH cor Stinson
Newton, Charles ", 300 " Sd
Nelson Peter, 800 W 9Th
Nelson, Andrew, 24l W eth
Newton, Harry W, 800 W Sd
Newton, Herbert w, 300 Sd
Nelson. Emil 300 9th
Nlchols, Ferry, 2t6 2d
~
Otis, Edmund f. 226 W 9Th
O'Brien, John. 257 4th
O'Brien. Henry. 257 W 4th
Ostrom, Alonzo s 227 W 18th
Olson Sivart o6e ~ %
OIeorr lob, .5o -. o,r
O'Connor T,n,as 90 ,ro1
Orlik. Josephus Of, " RI
Olson petar .o- "a
ogi,via UiIr;o,, 400 ,rt,o,,,.>,.,
o,Ia,-,. T.,,s 200 =, al,
p
NM, - o'i
"''"' oohS' Eu""Iu' @o' " IN
Iope' '"il :, 90 ON
i"''isoii' "llIialh H. ~ " 5'h
e''"s' imam T. 90 ON
cue uaof'ei' "-H 20
ro"erS' James 'IV ""d
iols' haipu = 90 o'h
ferry' william b, 22l W 18th
PETERSON te'ef u " 'th cor Stln.on
PETERSON ChaFies <il " 4th
PATTERSON duncan. 20 W lst
peterson, tust h. 18th nr Thompson
fratt, LOUIS, S0 " 9TH
patterson, John. 23i list
patterson. Daniel, 81 W LIST
flcheF' ffederlck, 80 ID
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Dole, Fred 4, 81 W 81
DAILY, John, 257 W Sth
Descent, Abram G, 2Ss W 9Th
Dopp. Adam, 800 W 81
: Dowd James, 2si " ID
Driscoll, Thomas, 2S5 W 9Th
Descent, Frank c, 2SS " 5th
belong, Albert h, 30 W 5th
DoPp, Ernest, 80 W 81
Desotcllc, Rock, 3Sl W 81
powd, Thomas, 2Siw 2d
DaniclsoH, Ole. 2SS " 2d
Danaher, William J, %Ol " 9TH
Dallair, Louis, 254 " I'd
Dow. James, $50 " 9th
nalgren, Gust. 2SS " ri
Denham, Robert :, 2S7 W 5tH
Durham, Walker. 81 W 4th
Dole, Asher, "a " STU
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

E-aard. Antoine. Civ 81
Erwin. Charles, 279 " 9Th
EmmersOn, Charles. 33i " sth
EmmerSou, John. So " 9th
Edmund, Robert F, 292 W eth
EdclStein, Samuel, 215 W 9Th
Elmer, Joseph, $50 W 9th
Fades, William J 32S W 9TH
Erickson, John, 2SS " %
Elliot, John f. 800 " Sd
EXCeeE Fred, 276 " 81
Ellsworth, James T, 24O W ID
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Alvord Thomas G. 81 18th
Anderson. George. 329 W 10Th
Aleius, Christ. 24I " 4th
Anderson, Hans. 2ss I'd
Atkinson, Roland. 312 9th
Ames, Jessie. 80 Fisher Housed 9th
At"ell. William J. ssS3 W tth
Armstrong, Frederick. 20 I'd
Allen, Ethan. So " 4th
Austin. Harry W, 296 18th
Atkins, Henry NJ, sew 9Th
Anderson, Lewis, 2SS I'll
Allard, Joseph J. ~ 7.ss
Aubc, Lambert, SO 2d
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Cronemiilcr, Fred, so " Tth
Collins, James, 81 W 5th
C0urnoyer, Vincent. 27S W 4th
Carlson, John o, 800 W 9TH
Cook, Daniel b, 2sS.w 9Th
Catlin. Charles l., 3lJ W 9th
Collins. John Sr, 3l9 W 50
Conan, Joseph ID, 2IS W l2th
Cranwell, William C, 352 " Sd
Christoferson, Carsten, 323 W 4th
Christie, J Lutte, 265 " 18th
Carlson, Andrew J: 800 " 9th
Christie, Thomas f. "a W 9Th
Collins, John II. Z-S W 20
Carabin, Rock, $40 W ilh
nly..Frdnk, 800 " 9Th
Crowley, Frank, 25S " 9Th
Cournoyer, George W, rs W 4th
Collins, John Jr, 278 W 2ts
Clark, Jason p, 226 W Sd
CorrOn, Frank. POS " It'll
Collier. James, $50 W eth
Cundy, Howard, $50 W 9th
CobVon, Joseph. sos W LIST
CARDIGAN, Phillip, 300 y ar
Carrigan. Charles =. 81 W %
Clark, Harry 7: 2sS " 9Th
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Leader, William ], 3l3 W 9Th
Larson. Henry, 271 " 2d
Iaffitte, Herman +, 30 " 9Th
Lynch. Patrick Jr, 500 W 4th
Linnen, Edward B. 3i2 W 9th
Lynch, Bartholomew :. 1913 W 10th
Lucian, Lewis, 275 W 5th
Lake, Herman, a5l W 5th
Lang, Albert, 226 W LIST
Larson. Charles, al W +th
Lindholm, Oscar, $40 " 2d
LindblOm. Charles. 30 W 9th
Lowry. Patrick J, 266 W ID
Libby, Joseph X, 292 W eth
Lynch, John. 305 W 10th
Lynch, Patrick J. 800 W 10th
Lindberg, 2 A, 327 W Sd
Lewis, Edwin F, 300 " 4th
LGnhenheimer, Henry. go W ID
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Nevill, Richard J, SIG W 9th
Newton, Albert a, foot of Rocker ave
Nye, Ray J, 2SS W 5th
Mobiles, George L, $50 9th
Newton, Louis b, 225 Sd
Nolan, Denis, S22 W LIT
Nicholson, Owen, 334 W 9th
Messy, William b, $40 w 9Th
Nelson. Andrew, " 18th cor Stinson
Newton, Charles ", 800 " Sd
Nelson, Peter, 800 W 9Th
Nelson, Andrew, 24l W 9TH
Newton, Harry ", 900 Sd
Newton, Herbert w. 290 Sd
Nelson. Emil, 300 9th
Nichols, Perry, go W 2d
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-23

Black, Abraham +, -. tn
Butler. George T, rs W 9Th
Rurichter, George l.. 256 W LIST
BuTrill, Edward. 26S " 9Th
Brooks, George L, HgOw 5th
Beaufette Narcisse c, SOB " 9TH
Brandt, John J. 800 VI 7th
Bardon, James, 225 W 5th
Beggs, James. 20 W 10Th
Banks. Edward b, 2SS W 18th
Butler, Henry :, 273 W 10Th
BiShof, John +, $40 W 18th
Booth, Franklin {. 295 W 5th
Barnett. Lewis e, rs " 5tl
Bowers, Norman ;, 80 W 9Th
Brack. Saunders J, $50 W 5th
Baker, James c, 267 W 9th
Butler. James D, 273 " 10th
BOuchcy, Edmund, 226 y 2d
bennett, John, 3E} " eth
Beckman, Charles, 2sS W 9TH
Busch, Albert, 30 W lst
Bishott, George W. $40 W "a
Brown, John J, $12 W Sd
Berg, Andrew. 21I " 2f
BOteler, l. Pierce. 3O2 vs. 9th
Bri!linger. Joseph f, 81 W Sth
Baker. Frank 4, 2O4 " 9Th
Burke, John II, 26O W Sth
Burns, James, 28S " 5th
Dryden, William G, 3il W 18th
Baldwin, William d, 307 W 9Th
BrntherstOn, Gordon. 21S W 2d
Br0thcrstOn, William, 2,S W I'd
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Ferwyst Martin, 227 Sd
Ninges, Martin o. 30 W 9th
Nollmor. Justice, Pol Sd
Nree1and. George II, 18th bit TIL and Stin
Free land, James |, w 18th and Stinson
Nangness. O.e. 2SS 9TH
Nreeland, William y, W nth bit TIL and StIn
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Hughes, George Il. rs W 5th
Hanna, Robert {. S3l W lOlh
BU!nsa. George r. rs " 5lh
Hamen, Frank {. 27S W 5th
Holmes. William 4. 2SS W "a
Hannitin, John. 2s7w 5th
Hibharl Rockwell J. 2sS " 7th
Howard Walter. 10 W 10Th
Hinckley. Albert c. 32Ixah
HeathCoie, Alfred II. 271w "a
Hannlfn. Timothy. 2l& " d
Highland. John. 250w yth
Hall, jesse. S2S " 81
Head. DtlnS ". 81 " 10th
Hanke. Herman \. 2gS " 4th
Haney. Arthur. 20 " 5th
Hayden Clarence. IS " 5th
Hanson. Matt. ~ " ~
Hau-en, Gilbert. 2>S " III
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Zachau, August, 40 vs. Ist
Iachau, August F. 22U W lst
Zachau, Fred ", SD W lst
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Dent Forget to Register
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We the undersigned composing the Board
OF Registry for the First Precinct OF the First
ward of the City of Superior, Douglas County,
Wisconsin, do certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of the list Of voters in said district
Dated March 6, 1895
FRANK 5. IDELL,
ROBERT C. HANNA,
JOHN O'BRIES
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TorgensOn, George II. a9S W 18th
Thompson, Fred 5, 217 W 9TH
Taylor. Frank l.. 25s W 5th
Trainor, Thomas J, $50 W I'd
Thompson. Martin. 269 W I'd
Tourville. Albert, 3i7 W Sd
Taylor, Josiah w, 263 W 9TH
ThOrson, Olaf, 3i5 W 10th
TOurville, Alexis, a. W Sd
Trombley, Fred. 3l5 " 2d
Toolc. Daniel, 2S9 W 9TH
Tiller, Sivert, 2SS W I'd
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Jones, Thomas r, go " eth
johnson, Gust, 81 WE'D
johnson. Fred, 300 W 9Th
Jarvis, John II, COZ W 4th
Kane, James. 271 ID
Kennedy, Michael, 80 W 18th
King, Thomas A, 2sS " 18th
Kaiser, Henry. 27l W ID
keaough, John. 226 W 9TH
kinsley, Charles II, pa W eth
kinlud, Benjamin, 2if " 9Th
keaough, Eugene H, 80 W 4th
Kline, Leonard J. 2ss y 5tb
Kerwin, Edward, 24O W I'd
Kelley, James. 229 W Sd
Keaough, Edward. 3lS W 9th
Kennedy. James, 80 W 18th
Klein, Jacob. 275 W 9Th
King. Frank II, 279 W 5th
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Young William p, 336 y eth
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Otis, Edmund f. 226 " 9TH
O'Brien, John. 257 " 4th
o Brien. Henry, 257 W 4th
Ostrom, Alonzo 5. 227 W 18th
O'Brien, Michael, $50 " 18th
Ogg, Arthur, Dos W 4th
Olson, Siyert, 266 W ID
OLeary, John, 80 " 9Th
O'COnnOr. James. $50 " I'd
Orlik, Josephus, Pol W 81
Olson, Peter, 81 W Sd
Ogilvie, William, 400 Thompson ave
OLeary, James, 500 " 18th
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The Bank ct Superior, Plaintiff,