The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-22
BADGER NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD

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| NJ, the governors guard. The parent
organization of Company B, which has
funds aggregating 100000, has been
! planning for several years TO Dulld
home, but no active steps have been
taken until now, when it will be neces-
sary to establish Company NJ in new
quarters or the command will be taken
| from the city. 1t is proposed that the
two companies unite in maintaining an
armory.
Madison. Backed by an opinion
Of Attorney General Gilbert, State
Treasurer Dahl is demanding care
fully kept records from county
treasurers relative to money paid out
on fnes for violations of game laws.
The state allows onethird to be paid to
the infCrmer, providing he is not q sal
aried official of the county. The coun.
ty treasurer is allowed two per cent,
and Mr.. Dahl will insist that reports
give the amount Of the fines ana where
all the fee money is going.
Manitowoc.-A decision has been
handed down by Judge Kirwin in
circuit court in the case of the State
bank of West Bend VS.. Cartwright
Mattsen Glove Company, bankrupt, in
yOlyng a mortgage and insurance on
the old Wisconsin Chair Company
plant, which was burned five years ago
The court holds for the state bank, but
awards the glove company damages for
rentals, taxes and other claims, but
not on insurance. The case will be APP
pealed.
misunderstanding to the cen
sus just completed by Secretary
John NJ. True Of the sta e board of ag
riculture, there are in Wisconsin L.
259,53l mich COWS of all varieties,
1851 more than shown by the statis-
tics compiled by Dairy and Food Com.
missioner j. @, Emery. Mr.. Emery,
however, only took into consideration
the COWS contributing to cheese fac
tories, creameries, skim stations and
Condcnsories.
Wausau.-"Death from nicotine"
is the verdict of physicians at.
tending the last hours. of 17year-old
boy, Joseph Kopczak, who died in this
city. The official cause of death is
given as heart disease, due to nicotine
poisoning. The boy is said to have
been addicted to the tobacco habit,
using the weed excessively since he
was 2 years of age.
Waukesha.-After being separated
by divorce one year, William j.
LANCER and Anna S. LANCER celebrated
the anniversary by remarrying. Mrs.
LANCER was granted divorce from
her husband on January IL, 1909, on
the grounds of nonsupport and cruel
treatment. The couple We're granted
special dispensation by Judge d. w.
Agnew and were married
Marinette- Former Sheriff Joseph
Seibel, charged with soliciting a
bride from J. w. Haase. MaTinette
merchant, was found not guilty by
circuit court jury. This is the second
indictment of which Seibel has been
acquitted \ third indictment charg-
ing unlawful collecting of prisoners
fines is still hanging fire.
Stauley.-L. p. stevens saloon
and Andrew Lauer's barber shop
were burned here. The loss viii
be about $500, The saloon stock was
Insured for $500 and the barber
shop for $3.50. The buildings were not
insured l.. p. Stevens, who slept ia
the saloon, narrowly escaped from be-
Ing burned to death.
Racine Members of the state
board Of control are expected to
visit Racine during the week and in
vestigate charges made by Or. S. Sor.
euson. copies of which were sent to
the chairman Of the state board OF con.
troll. not only by Dr. Sorenson but by
the board OF trustees of the county in
sane asylum.
Madison Three saloon men Of Cam.
eron Junction We're fined by Judge
Sanborn in federal court for sell,
ing liquor to Indians on the Odanah
reservation. Anton J. Holman, the
owner of the saloon. was fined 800
and costs and his two barkeepers
were fined $50 and costs each
Fond du Representatives OF
the Standard Oil Company have
been making oyertures to the city
officials in hopes that they may be in
duced to use oil for street sprinkling
purposes j, A. Mccullough, city en-
gineer. says the plan would not be
practical.
Kenosha A splendid marble altar
presented to st. Matthew's Episco.
pal church by Mrs O NJ Calkins
as memorial to her parents has
arrived from Italy. The altar will be
consecrated with suitable ceremonies
later in the year
L.adysmith-Th 500 line has
placed a hagman where the Cbica.
go division tracks cross close to the
high school building to prevent acct.
dents to school children who are com.
PEELED to cross the tracks to get 10
and from school
GAINESVILLE Ralph Brennan, The
lrayman. who was hurt a few DAYS
ago. died OF his injuries An the or
sans of his body had heen mluE.aa.
Oshkosh The man who was
rorD1 kaugins from a r-,. r.,- -r