The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-27
WISCONSIN
BR EVITIES

| ldture curing the last week anu lut
candidates are awaiting the publica-
ton of the bill to come into the field.
1t is expected that there will be at
least three and possibly six candidates
for the office of municipal Judge.
Among the men mentioned for the Of
flee are Judge Joseph R. Clarkson, Cliff
ford Z. Randall, A. E. Buckmaster,
John c. Slater Charles B. Werve and
Arthur B. Ames.
La Crosse.-On his way home from
st. Francis hospital where he had
been called to see his sick wife who
had been confined in that institution
for some time, w. r. Renken, route
agent Of the Adams Express Company,
dropped dead upon the street. Death
is attributed to an attack of heart fail
ure. Mrs Renken has not yet been in
formed of her husbands death.
Madison. -Commissioner J. d. Beck
of the bureau of labor and industrial
statistics, has just issued the third BIZ
ennial report of the state bakery in
spectOr, and the first report under the
license system for the control of sani-
tary conditions in bakeries. The re-
port shows that SSS bakers applied for
licenses during the first year the law
was enforced.
Madson.-The legislature adopted a
resolution on the death of former Gov.
William R. Taylor. Senator John F.
Donald of Dane county and Assembly
man Frank Smith of Madison drafted
the resolution. 1t was adopted by a
rising vote in the senate, and imme-
diately sent to the assembly, where
it was concurred in in the same man
ner.
Waukesha.-Mat Polk, a Hungarian,
jumped from a Wisconsin Central pas
senger train two miles south of Schlei-
singerville. Polk fell under the train,
and was almost cut in two. He died
before the train reached Waukesha. A
ticket from Seattle to New York, and
transportation to Hungary We're found
in his pockets
Sparta.-The damage suit brought
by William Tatro. the aged victim of
the tarand-feather outrage at Clifton,
has been dismissed and will be tried
in the United States court Summons
has been served on the q defendants
by a United States deputy marshal
William Tatro, the plaintiff, has moved
out to Minnesota
Racine-Omcers of the town Of
Mount Pleasant declared war on auto
mobile testers who they claim are
making life miserable because of the
terrific speed machines are run on the
highways. George Petersen, chairman
of the town, had the first warrant is
sued for the arrest of Gus Dale
Wirtenberg According TO +. ].
BOst, superintendent of the govern
ment Indian school here. the four
girls who ran away from school
near Wirtenberg about a month ago
belonged to the Bethany Indian school,
usually known as the bethany Indian
Mission school near Eland Junction.
La Crosse. Victim of a strange
spinal disease, causing fits during
which the eyes turn yellow, and of
which there is no case on record where
life extends over % years, Emma Hell,
Ter died The disease had been virtual
~ dormant since She was two months
old.
Racinc.-The board of public works
received bids for the paving of upper
Main street, from Sixth to Fourteenth
streets The White Construction Com
pany of Milwaukee was the lowest bid
der For Trinidad asphalt it bid $3S,
5S5i3 and for Buena Vista, S3G,10l9t.
RaCine-Tho fight going on in York
vile township for more than two years.
with reference to the establishment Of
a free township high school, is to be
settled at the April election. If those
In favor carry, modern structure to
cost over 100000 will be built
Waukesha Walter H. Wolfe. ar
rested by Sheriff Gibson at IronwoOd
Mich, on a charge of having aban
dcned his two minor children. was
given preliminary examination in
municipal court and bound over for
trial under $500 bail
Raciue.-Thc annual meeting OF the
Southern Wisconsin Teachers asso-
citation was held here BY special re
quest Of Mayor Horlick and President
WicChers of the board of education
'ho addresses Of welcome were omit
ted
Madison The assembly Judiciary
committee reported for passage the
bill striking ont the twelve aldermen
at'aree clause i'm the law fixing the
number OF aldermen for the Nilwau-
eeo common council
Eau Claire Henry Foss, who killed
bis brother Joe Foss, was arraigusd
rn the charge OF murd~ and pleaded
NOT Eullty His examination was al
'n"rucd ton days
Fond DIN Lac Burt : Clifford SON
nt Mr. aud Mrs II T clifford formerly
II his city. has received an arra.r,.
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