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California Fruit Sales.

The Earl Fruit Company sold California
fruit at AUCTION yesterday with the fol-
lowing results:
At .Nsw York: Tokay, s1-so@1,s5. aver
age $1.56; double crates, $2.65G890, aver
age ss;21;, Cornichon. si;55a1s5 average
So; double crates; s2so4325, average
g. 1s Winter Nellis, Pears, s.. POOP, average
s1.57; Easter Beurre. s215Q2. so, average
s2.44. Six cars sold. Weather favorable.
At Boston: Tokay Grapes, single crates,
s1.2QE.45 average s1,5S; double crates,
81: :60GS. .95, average $500. One car sold.
Weather cloudy.
Porter Brothers Company sold 'yester-
day at open auction California fruit at
the following prices:
At New York: Grapes-Tokays, 2.600
265 double crates and -s1.O5@2, 10 single
crate; Muscats. S19I75 single crate;
Cornichons, s1.4O@1.55: Black Moroccos,
s1.9O; Assorted. H.2591. .35.
AT Chicago: Grapes: Tokays, .35 dou-
bic crates and 75cQ$1. .95 single crate; En-
perors, 1920 double crate and s1;15 single
cGrate crate, verdells Il s5@lSo single G crate; te;
@s1 single crate. Pears-Winter Nellis,
$1.70q2.05 box. Peaches-Dewey's Frees.
Soc box
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(Continued from First Page)
At Republican State headquarters 1t
was stated that Governor Pingree
would receive as large vote proper
tionately as he did two years ago, when
his plurality ran up to S3,40O. The
Republican leaders, while admitting
that a few thousand Republican votes
Will go to Whiting, assert that the
Democrats voting for Pingree will out
number the Republican votes he may
lose by two to one. The Republicans
claim about all the Congressman, and
also the Legislature by a majority Of
1wo-thirds and upward.
ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO, Nov. THE last speeches
IN the Illinois campaign We're made to-
night. The Chairman of the. Demo-
cratic State Central Committee Is pos
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weakness of the limbs and back, loss Of memory.
pimples the face, coughs, consumption, etc. DR..
Gibb0n has practiced in San Francisco over 81
years and those troubled should not fall to consult
him and receive the benefit of his great skill and
perience- The doctor cures when others fail Try
him. Cures guaranteed. Persons cured at
home. Charges reasonable Call or write Dr y.
r. GfbbOn- 625 Rearny street. cor CONNER
eial, SAN Francisco, Cal.
When ordering please refer to advertisement In
1.-THE Reconciliation"
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DR.. GIBBoN.

Inls old reliable and the
most successful Special
ist In San Francisco. still
continues to cure all Sex.
uaI and Seminal
Dseasoa, 3 X 4 m
Ofne0ses, Nervous
DEBILITY, the conse-
quence Of excesses pro-
ductng the following
symptoms: sailow coun-
tenance, dark spots under
the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing In the ears, loss oil
confidence, difhdence in
approaching strangers.
rzo lrxlf .
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UaIiforuia Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK, Nov 7.-California Dried
Fruits steady Evaporated Apples-Com-
mon 7@8c: prime wire tray, 71aQ7%c;
choice. 7AqSc; fancy; SIC. Prunes, $40
13M17c. Peaches-Unpeeled, s1aQ11c;
peeled, 1SQ20c.' -.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies' dining-room separate.
Open day and night. BUCKMAN & CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors. No. 1919 Second
street, between and X. Sacramento,
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BAY RESTAURANT
1928 Second street.

Private rooms for families: open day
and night Orders served outside Oys-
ters in every style. MATT and JOHN
RADONICH. Proprietors-
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ORDINANCE NO. 4so.

An Ordinance Regulating the Use Of BIZ
cycles, TricycIes, Velocipedes,. Auto
Mobile Cars or Carriages, Within the
Limits of the City of Sacramento, and
Repeating Ordinance No. 327, Passed
December IS, 1898.
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ORDINANCE NO. 476.

An Ordinance Amending Section 2, of Or
dinance No. 324. Relating to the Con-
demnation, Construction, Alteration
and Repair Of Sidewalks, Bulkheads
and Curbings, Passed October 8. 1893.
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Coronado water, Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron, champagne cider ginger
ale. orange cider. J. McNorry, agent. :
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CLOSING Grain Quotations.

New York, Nov 7th.
WHEAT-December 73Ac; March. 74c;
May, 70a4c.
WITEAT-November, Csc; December,
65&c; May, 6614c.
San Francisco, Nov. 7th.
wHEAT-December, s1.20ssc; May,
$1.245s
CORN-Large Yellow, s1.05G1071s.
|! tBRAN-$15 50Q16.5 so.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL.
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento

Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento
BOARD AND ROOM. 81 rs TO So PER
day. Meals, 25c.
Accommodations first-class Free bus
to and from hotel. w. ]. ELDER, Mgr.
TURCLU HOTEL.
sos X Street.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN
plan; strictly first-class; hot and cold
baths free. to guests electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEYER. Prop.
THE METROPOLITAN.
427H X Street.
AN ELEGANT MODERN ROOMTNG
touse,- centrally located. Rooms in suites
ard single at popular prices. Travellers
solicited. MRS. e. J. c. kETCHUM.
MASON FAURE
RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
Oyster House, AT X street formerly near
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals a Ia carte
at all hours. Family Orders, Banouets
and Wedding Parties
I. FAURE, Proprietor.
THE SINGLETON BUILDING.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
X streets. First-class in all its appoint
ments. Rooms, single or en- suite. Iced
filtered water and baths free to guests
c. f. SINGLETON Pronriefor
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EVE OF THE GREAT
POLITICAL BATTLE.

fContinued from First Page.)
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Store Gossip.

Lots of fine table linens for
Thanksgiving.
Mccall magazine for De-
cember just received.
Plenty of good values In
silks, dress goods, jackets,
capeS and skirts; also dOmeS-
tics and mems and boys
clothing.
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Rich. T. Cohn
For Auditor and Recorder
Republican Nominee
79-Remember the number.-79 >
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from ,slaughterers to dealers:
quality, 51a@6e; third quality, 41aQ5c per
10.
VEALs@7c for large and e1aQsc per 10
for small. 49,
MUTToN-Wethers. 7c; Ewes, s1kc per
10
LAMB-711@Sc per 10. =
PORK-Lfve Hogs, 4G4Ac ner 10 for
medium. 3Am31ac for small, 3kQ3Nc for
large; dressed, 61z@61ac per ID.
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Accommodations first-class Free bus
to and from hotel. w. ]. ELDER, Mgr.
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BOARD AND ROOM. 81 rs TO So PER
day. Meals, 25c.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05
NENT TUESDAY ELECTION.

Next Tuesday, Nov, mbcr Sth, the
people Of the United States will be
asked TO say which of the two great po-
litcal parties shall govern the hation
for the next two years-whether il
shall be Republican president backed
by Republican majority in both houses
or the Democratic party, without an
executive head in sympathy with its
policy. While We have no fears AS 10
fhe result Of the appeal TO the people,
believing, as We do. that the great ma
Jnritv approve of the policy of the Re-
publican party, still there is always a
danger that from over confidence or
other causes the enemy may succeed IN
securing 4 verdict III its favor, and the
only way 10 guard against such a result
Is for every man who is IN sympathy
with the Republican party TO vote the
STRAIGHT Republican ticket next Tues
dav As for those who are Of another
political faith, We suppose it IS useless
10 appeal 10 them to allow their love
of country 10 outweigh mere party con
siderations, ana vote to uphold and
strength hen the hands Of wise and pa
triotic president. This is no time ID the
nations career to allow the free silver
question, or any other Democratic fall
lacv. 10 endanger it's interests. The
next few wears # We read the signs
rightly, will be crowded full of events
af mora than ordinary interest tp the
people OF America. ami mankind in gem
ersl, and it Will not do for US to be gov
armed bv party lacking in national
pride, afraid te see the nation flag I'M
furled in distant seas. We want to be
ruled Ivy men Of progressive Ideas, men
who viii not let the nation be a laggard
IN the race Of progress. Whether such
men shsi. rule next Tuesdays election
will tell
As for the state government. no good
excuse has been given for change.
and there viii not be anv. The candi-
date for governor is risSing his success
npon the popularity of the free silver
doctrine. very slender reed 10 lean
against. Bnt the chief incentive 10 re-
sist the PREDICTION Of the governor is a
desire 10 enjoy the leaves and fishes Of
office. The people, however, are not
likely 70 hand over the control Of the
state 10 the Democratic party again
They had a peek Of trouble the las.
time that party was III power.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05
AMERICAN WIRED HOOP FAC.
TONY JRNED.
Residence of James Dover Dam.
agCd---Coal Fire.

About 80 tins Friday morning the
peopl> living III ,he vicinity Of Becker
avenue and the hay front were reused
from their sluuher by an alarm al fire,
and on investigating the cause Of the
rommotion found tbs; the American
Wired Hoop factory WAS III s blaze. \
general alarm, WAS turned in, but as the
building and contents were Of A very IN
f!ammable nature, before any assistance
could he received from the West end
the fire had gained such heSdwav that,
there WAS no chance Of saving anything
The destruction Of the factory q, this
time IS serlous loss 10 the company.
~ this IS the busy season for the mills.
Il Is also the harvest time for the
coopers. " no are idle during the greater
part Of the summer season, ana much
hardship VII doubtless result 10 those
thrown OUT Of employment
We are nor able 70 state the loss AZ
present. bur We are informed that il viii
lie quite heavy a the insurance carried
WAS light compared With the value OF
the building anu contents.
The residence Of James pever, near
the Nemadjl river, on Fourth street,
was damaged BY fire cary OF THURSDAY
morning The loss Will reach apcut
SEQ. but Is covered BY insurance on
building and contents.
4 fire has been raging for some days
al The 2. ( L. coal dock, and the fire
department is maxim. strenuous efforts
10 pu; il out, The Pile contains about
nifty thousand tons aud the loss will be
heavy.
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Notice OF Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In Superior Court.
Bank OF Superior, a corporation, Plaintiff,
AlpiOnSo A Maxim, Eliza VI. Maxim May Max
I'm. May N. smith. aud Charles smith Shubael
+. White. Fred Reynolds and Philip schmidt.
Co-IartEcrs as White, Reynolds 4 schmidt,
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that under and 10y
virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly rendered III the above entitled action in
the court aforesaid on the 18th dav of February
lS98 shall, on the 5Oh day of November. 4. b.
lNJS at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of said
Court House in the Ci;y of Superior Douglas
Colnty, Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell AT
pubic auction 10 the highest bidder for cash the
real estate and mOrIgaged premises directed in
>a'i Judgment 10 be sold and hereinafter deScrIb-
ed. OF 80 much thereof Is may lie necessary to
satisfy the amount of said Judgment. to sit;
-Four Hundred Fif1y-nne and SLIGO dollnrs.
with interest thereon from the date of said judg-
together with the costs and expenses of such
sale.
The real estate and mor,gaged premises so to
&c sold As aforesaid are situated in the Town OF
superior in the County Of Douglas and state of
Wisconsin, aud ait described rs follows. to-wit.
The Southeast quarter &. + - Of section
twenty 90 IN Township Forty seven 90 North
OF Range Thirteen 49, West
FRANK l. WILCOX.
sheriff Of Douglas Count
W. Z. PICKERING, Wisconsin
Attorney for Plaintiff. toI5 - - MS u 10 ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05

The Normal schools Of Minnesota
two presidents within few months.
President shepard Of Winons diving
first. and last week President Soaring
Of Manka,o passed away. Both gentle
men were most successful in their
chosen calling. and their places viii be
hard 10 fill. As Yet no appointments
have been made.
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Notice OF Shcriff's sale on Forecrosure

Notice OF Shcriff's Sale on Foreclosure
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In Circuit Court
Joseph Book, Plaintiff.
jeremiah Win>lov Hacker. Melinda T Hacker
his lie. snd c. 1. Erharr Defendants
NOTICE IS hereby given, that by virtue and
IN pursuance OF Judgment IF foreclosure sud
sale, entered IN the above entitled action On H..
On Jay OF September. A D. 1877. ~ the CIrnui :
tpGrL OF Douglas county Wisconsin, and dock
/ court. shall offer for sale and S.sU at t.vhIic
sale - the highest bidder for cash AT the south
tt>.eTly t-9n- doo. Of the Court House in me
tliE OF superior, Doug. county. Wisconsin on
Inc I'm day u November Is+s al It, O'Clock IN
ne forenoon. Selling the same in O Tracts the
Eeat estate Erl E1"rtEaEe1 premises directed in
slu by sitll judgment . - sold and heraiug Sfa-
1e>cTtt,t7'- 70 satisfy me amount Of SAID j.dy-
TIent. interest ard costs
ne i1-.9Wl@g : description oFrhe PREMISES
nan = L0' three 81 and ali Of 1t foF1- "a ali Il
block ~-yeDfy-rhree 40 in the. TDgv-.+ra - -,
fTi"E 'itE- IN III City % superior acr-J5r- tn
ne pat NJ said Eownsite recorded in ne nfF7ca
o. Inc Register OF Deeds. n and for said Itoue-
IA county. Wisconsin.
-'A.v- .i--' IN day % ~c0T-r1he-. --E-
FRANK l. WILCOX
". z PICKERING. g ~''' " =
Plaintiff At'o-uev- EoIsI5 = g a5r-
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Notice of Guardians Sale,

Douglas Comfy Court-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of John Carlson, in
sane.
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an ordc. OF sale made in the above
entitled matter on the 9Th day Of November A
II. lS9>, /, the un,io r>igned guardian of said in
sane person, will offer for sale and sell at IuhliC
auction to the highest bidder for cash AT the
caSterly trout door OF the Court House in the
city OF superior, in said county on the 18th day
OF November 4. II. 1898. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, all the interest of said John Carlson
insane, tO-wit: The undivided one half of LOT
number seven % in block number twenty
nine ca i'll keuwoOd Park addition to West Su-
rerior, in Douglas cOun.y Wisconsin, according
to the plat of said kenwOod Park addition of re-
cord iii the office Of Register of Deeds of said
Douglas County
Dated Nor. .th lS9S.
+. 3. NANWARING
Guardian OF JOHN CARLSON Insane,
no L 70.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05

LASD OFFICE At ASHLAND. wr.,-.,-s-,
September ?. I-.s~
Notice : herehv given that the f73,oTi7.
named -. eE has Med notice Of hi intention n
maze 1ia- .ll IN support 81 It's claim ana
1aa- sail Frrof Vii hv made before Wru =
Lefke. clerk u C!rvl.t Cou-f Il Douglas cr.rr-E
W.. a superior. Wis on November IN 1ss
W George r Hickman. Homestead En;rv No
>eztson L. 7 2 - r u X ,
ne names the tg-.oai;z witnesses 70 prove
= csgts1l,'la residence upon and cultivation
august v. kgneEI. Alex e. OIsca1ps August
L LoEsst. i,aac Logger, all Of Gordon. Douglas
.-c AUGUST DCENITZ
- - - : - Eegis.e-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05
The Kew Gardens

The finest gardens in the world ara
the royal gardens al Kew. England
They cover an area Of about go acres
and are visited by about 1900 600 De--
sons year The gardens contain the
hnest collection OF exotic plants in the
world, palm house. 4 winter garden
museum, an observatory and a school
for gardeners
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05
Saturday, November 5, 1898.
The Republican Ticket.

For Governor
EDWARD SCOFIELD, Oconto.
For Lieut. --Governor--
JESSE STONE. Watcrtown.
For Secretary OF State
VIM. II. FROEHLICH. Jackson.
For State Treasurer
JAS. .. DAVIDSON, Soldiers Grove.
For Acknowledgement
EMMETT X HICKS. Oshkosh
For State Superintendent
l.. d. HARVEY. Milwaukee
For Railroad Commissioner
GRAHAM l.. RICE. West Superior.
For Insurance Commissioner
EMILE GILJOHANN, Milwaukee.
For Congressman
JOHN j JENKINS, Chippewa Falls.
For state Senator
EDGAR G. MILLS. Superior.
For the First Assembly District
CHAS. ]. NORQUIST.
For the Second Assembly District
CIIAS. L.CATLIN.
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Notice of Hearing

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In County Court
In the matter OF The Estate of Lorenzo T. s!av-
ton deceased. late of the city of Superior.
Douglas Co. WiSConSlu-in Probate
NOTICE is hereby gwen That nj a sDecial
term of the Court to be- held in and for said
county. at the County Judges Office in the Court
House, IN the city of superior, Douglas county.
Wisconsin, on the 22i day Of November. 1SqS at
10 clock in the fOO-norn Of that day. the. fol
lowing matter viii be heard. considered and
acted upon bv the court:
The petition II Martha E -layt0n. widow of
deceased asking that The instrument PROFOUND
ed by her As his last ~lll be admitted 10 probate
and that letters loStameUtary thereon ht issued
To her n sole leEaive and iey.See
Dated this 2th day of October lSgS
By the Court
D. Z ROBERTS.
o---+ no County Judge.
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w ork of Time.

The EldeT-tSo you want ~ ,.
N! daughter, Ell? l like your nerve :"
The lounser-"You ought TO. sir. T.va
oeen three months working il up."-
Brooklyn Life
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05

Additions TO the Register OF Electors of
the First Precinct, First Ward. CITY of
Superior. County of Douglas and State
of Wisconsin.
Anderson John. I'd 2fS
Boucher Edward, st, Francis Hospital
Bailey Howard y. Euclid
Cameron . II. " 3l0
Crawford Robert r. 5th 39-
Davis Edward T. " 18th and Rob
Dahlgrew Gust, W I'd M
Erickson Otto. " 7th So
Flaherty VIM W Sd 3l2
Ginrher Frank +. 1T *
Hudson VIM Fl. 6th SO
Hav Peter. 5th 3r1
Kelly Daniel " 6,h so
McComb eS VIM VI, Y 5th III
McDonouCh Patrick. W III 20
Martineau Joseph J. W 9th Il
Vaudeville Geo n ". Becker IL
Nauhert Robert Sd il9
Orr F D, Euclid
Oistrom AlopzoS. " Eth ~
Peyton VI. Euclid
Potter Antoine. " 5rh S34
ROurki John. X Isl
Ransdelle L :, w 5th 292
Roper Joseph. 5th -
Smith De'ano. Euclid
Schmidt Charles II. " Cd -
Thomas W.. " ri -
Whalen Tho- J. eth o65
Winter August. " 18th and StinSon
We. the undersigned. composing the Board
OF Registry for Election District First Pre-
Clnct First Ward. in the Cry OF Superior do
hereby certify thar The f0re-oj - i a true
list q the votes added 10 the list heretofore
published in said District.
Dated, Nov. /. IS.S-
GEO. R HUGHES
F. r OTIS
!. J, O. BRIFN
H-S
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05

LedeTmann Albert, W 4th a6l
Lang William. " Sih so
Leader William J, W 5th 3lS
Lindbcrg P II. W 3rd 81
Lynch John J. " iOsh So
Leyertv Archie. " 9Th 30
Larson Chas, W 4th al
Lafhtte Herman +, " oh 30
Lsamon ThoS, " 5th II
Lyons Thos T. " 5th Euclid
Lien Henry Q, W 9Th 2-,3
Larson Axel. W Alb II
Lord Henry f, " 2nd 80
Linnsser Leonard, W Isl 5oS
Lindblom Chas. W 9th 500
Lord Geo, W 2nd rs
Lynch Patrick il, " 9Th 80
Lynch Patrick J Sr. W 10Th 3OS
Lunkenheimer Henry W ID -
LemeTix Joseph, with Is.
LiStman. Wm, W 5th The Euclid
Lynch. Thomas \. w 10Th otS
Lesser Nltallis. " 9Th 30
Ieme-e Gus. W Sd Isl
isBlauch Albert, W 5th o13
Larkin John. W ith So
LuCisn Louis. W 7,h u.
Lyons Henry E, W oh and Walker
Levine Gus. " 3d 10
Le-gett Thomas J. W .,h lS5
Larson Andrew, V ii Isl
Iesmou. Sidney q. sta ca5
Lynch bartholomew. y 10th Sl5
Ladd \ f. " 18th SI9
Lynch ChaS. W 5Ih. Euclid
LeDruN Frank y. 9Th III
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05

GAY Edward. " 10Th III
Gallagher James, W >th 80
Greedy Horace +. V 18th lS
Green Champ, w-oEh ~
Gu>taf>oC Peter. X llih lie
GOuCe Joseph. wish S.2
Garr,tty John 7. ~od -
Gee an Matt, y ith Sill
Girrhe- Henry. Sth ~
Cz--ie-v Joseph y M s.
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~ rcgs tere leter orr heck
DEMOREST'A MAGAZINE, New City.
Westlund ChaS. W ID A.

Westlund Chas W ID A.
Welsh John. W 20 SIS
Worrell ames, 5th The Euclid
Watln Gust W d $40
Walker Daniel A, W 9th IS
Wolford H, W 4th 212
Wright James. 9Th 304
Wheeler VIM J. eth 800
Wasmurd Adolph, w ith S07
Welhelm Ferdinand, W 9Th 2s9
Wheeler VIM II, W ith
Wall james p, W Sd 3i6
Wallum Edward, " > go
Willett Fred, W ID 800
Waldo Willis c, 5th "a
Walker John, 9th 50
Wedin Fred 9th II
Wall Bernard W Sd 3l6
Ward Patrick, NettIeton b Sd and 4;h
Williams Fritz. W LIST Ia
Widell Chas 4th -
Wigard Oscar 9th and Baker
Wright J l.. W Sd d
Webb Richard, W 5th 2SS
Whelden A II. W 9Th IS
Wilson q II, W Sth l2)
MILFORD Chas W 5,h $50
Wilkinson Geo b. W 9th 2i2
Walton George. Sd l6l
Weiss John F, W 5 327
Y
Young Daniel, W ith 333
Zachau August ST. W 1st Q
Zachau Edward G. W Isl 80
Zaehau Chas Ii. Sth SS
Zenski John, " I'd 10
Zachau August f. W LIST SD
Zachau Fred :, W lst go
Zachau Fred ", W lst 30
We the undersigned. com posing the board
Of registry for election district. 1St Precinct.
First ward in the City of Superior, in Doug
las county. Wisconsin, do certify thar the
foregoing il u full list of the voters in said
district so far the same are known to Us.
Dated this eth day of October. \. ID. lS9S.
GEO. K. HUGHES
EDMUND x. OTIS,
JOHN O BRiEN.
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Catlin Charles L. W OF, 81
Chase ChIS {. " I'll Isl
Coniey Frank J. w 9Th S1T
Collins Michael.
Grove Paul, Daisy Mill
Christie ThoS L, 1T 2S,
Cadotre Edwsrd, W Sth los
Clark Jason n, y 81 IS
Collier James ~ lib -
Chri>topher~on CarstOn, W 4th 81
Collins James L. 5th SO
Choumard. Joseph. Stinson ave aI2
Cummings ThoS. w . es7
Carat Rock. Sd 5lg
ClouJier Phlip. V >th -
Carrick \ J W 9Th
Cdrrick David NJ wqhI
Cook Henry, BET Becker & HoIlinshcad
Cowen John, 9Th SO
Collins J uhn ST. I'd $40
Clark Henry Jr.
Crouemiller Fred eth $50
Clark Harry L.
Can Win 5th SO
taron NarCi>>e A. " Sd BIT Newton & Stiusou
CoDley Chas NJ, " ISt us
Clark Frank. W ID $50
Crooker " II, " 5th aSS
CObron Joseph, " 9Th SOD
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05
REGISTER OF ELECTORS

REGISTER OF ELECTORS
First Precinct of First Ward
Election District
City of Superior, County of Douglas,
MADE BY THE
Board OF Registry Of Said District. Oct.
ITrh. 1898.
A
A,well. W J. west 9Th rs
Angel Geo, 81 80
Anderson Albert. W ID 10
Arthur VIM W ID 3l2
Anderson Geo. W 10Th SO
Anderson Emil, W 9Th Ia3
Anderson II, " I'd anu Baker
AlIiens Christ. W 4th 2il.
Anderson Lars, " I'll ri
Anderson John. sth ll2
Allison W 5th The Euclid
Allard Joseph. nth 139
Andrus De Witt, W S,h -
Austin Harry W 9TH The Euclid
ANGEL Chas W 3rd "a
Anderson Gust " 2lst and Stinson
Armitage Thos, W Sd loo
Alyord Thos e, W 18th Ut
Anderson Andrew J. 18th and Stinson
Anderson Nes;or. W eth ISIS
Anderson John. W Cd $40
Il
Butler Geo r. " Jth y.
Bruthcrton 4, " 5th and Becker
Briggs Eugene " W End ao4
Bishof Fred. 9Th $40
Butler John. W End
BARLEY James. W 9th 1872
Booth + II. 9th $40
Bennett John. W I'll, sar5
Briggs Harry F, W End Pa
Bali Alvin. " 4th -
Butler Henry 5. W 5th Euclid
Banks Edward Il, " 18th ~
Belsnger Severe. W 5th Euclid
Burrichtcr Geo l., " 1st 80
Brown John J, W &rd S)2
Bardon John a, W .th 80
Berg Bora A. " SrJi 265
Bardon James, 9th IT
Bird Chas II, W Sth SD
Butler J W I'd ~
Brooks Geo l. 4th 30
Brillingcr Geo ". W sih 81
Beglinccr Henry jr " 18th -
EeCkStrom Anton. W Sth and Walker av
Bi>hoT 4 F. 9th I54
Binkholder Joseph. LIST
Bloom sam, " 5th go
Baker James c W 4th 163
Bsanlsy Mathew Sr., 10th l4s
Berg Andrew. Sd 81
Borden John I. W sth I4o
Bowers Norman 5. 5th e4s
Baheda Joseph I'd and Breckenridge
Bloom Dave J. W 5th 80
Bloom Henry. W 5th o-9
Butler James Jr. " 5th The Euclid
Barney Joseph, I'd 265
BOwden Alfred. i,h 81
Booth Franklin. W 5th rs
Benson Alex. " ISt rs
Braden J . \ " 5th The Euclid
Rriilinger Joseph F. W s,h 30.
Branley Matt \. VI 9Th The Euclid
Bernard Antoine, " 9th a
Bloom Hymen, 5th 20
Burke John II. W Sl, IS,
Ballantyne Alfred II. I'd
Rratt Erick. Stb ll6
Ball { H. 9Th IA
Brown l. : l.. W Sth 20
Barrett " 7. W eth ~
Black Abraham n. " .th Is
Bachlietner John. ID IL
Rergstrou Ole. V I'd FL
BiorIiu John ID ~