The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-04-05

About two hundred sailors from
Cleveland, Buffalo and Chicago, ar
rived Monday and are at work in the
shipyards fitting out the different
boats for the opening of navigation.
William T. the nine year Old son of
G.. S. Sherman died at his residence
No. 334 West 5th street last Saturday
morning, after an illness of about two
weeks. The funeral was held Monday
and the remains inferred IL Wool
lawn.
The Wisconsin State Spiritualist As
s0ciation will hold its second annual
convention in Milwaukee, April Is,
Is and II, in Lincoln Hall, on 9th
street, near Grand avenue.
The printing of the delinquent tax
list of Douglas county for 1901 was on
Wednesday let to the Superior Wave,
that paper being the lowest bilder.
f. Manwaring has purchased the
building No 24S West 5th street of G.
II Bird.
The French people are talking of
building a church in this city. a large
amount has been pledged and it is eX-
pected that they will soon have a
place of worship of their own.
Next Friday evening e-gon-e quay
council No. d. of r. will give one OF
their social balls at Music nall
BOYS with ball bats on the street Is
sure indication that Spring has ar
rived
The barrel factory that stood idle
during the winter, commenced opera
tions Monday, and when running AT
full force will turn out nearly 5000
flour barrels each day.
Now that the snow has disappeared
every person should see that all the
accumulations of winter such as Old
papers, sticks and rubbish of all kinds
in the yards or about their homes,
should be removed. \ few hours
spent in this way would give our
streets neat appearance.
One of the peculiar features of the
past peculiar election was that one of
our life time republicans against his
will was made a lcgaiiZed democrat.
We refere to Geo. II. Hughs Esq. who
received the nomination by both
parties in the First ward for Justice of
the Peace. AS he was first nominated
by the democrats the law compelled
the city clerk to place his name on
that ticket as he could not run on both
tickets He was therefore a demo-
cratic candidate and elected as such.
Miss Winifred Bardon who is a
pupil in the Visitation Academy of
81 Louis, Mo. is enjoying the Easter
vacation at the home of one of her
young lady friends III Dallas Texas.
Mayor elect O'Hare was formerly a
member of the firm of O'Hare, Wort
ley x Co. real estate dealers in this
city during the boom days Of 1890 to
1892, ana a partner of r. G.. Steward
Wortley who married a daughter of
Admiral Schley and now resides in
New York City.
The voters of the town of the Supe-
rior made a wise choice in re electing
Frank Desmond to again represent
their interest III the County board.
Mr.. {. James who is employed in Nj.
). Bright's office and who has been III
Chicago during the past winter re-
turned to the city Tuesday.
NJ. 5. Bright has moved his Office
from the Albany block to rooms in
the Northern block formerly occupied
by the late Mayor Otis
Alfred Bawden and son George de
part next week for two months trip
through the Northwest
Miss Mamie Cannon who has been
visiting friends in Mankota Mimi has
returned to her home in this city.
In all probability tax suit against
Hiram Hayes and Douglas county Will
be tried at this term of the superior
court to restrain the settlement of
taxes made by Mr.. Hayes with the
county board.
The common council at their meet
ing Thursday evening received a petit
ton requesting that the license of
Tom Garvin, saloonkeeper at the
Nemadji river ne revoked. The petit
ton was headed by Mary Curtis, and
she had with her 81 other people.
They requested that the license be re
voked and that none be granted to
ANY persons that run such a place as
Garvin's." The matter went to the
Lisence committe.
There was a good attendance at
Music hall last evening to witness the
entertainment given by Gitche Ounce
TRIBE l. 0. r. NJ. 1t was pronounced by
all to be one of the very best amateur
shows ever given at the East End.