Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-30
Local Items.

Point last week.
Look out for Gundry Il Gray's all
vertiSement next week.
Mrs. C. III. James has removed her
stock of millinery goods TO the store
recently occupied by Birely 4 SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leduer, from Lansing,
Michigan, are here ON visit to their
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. j. Deller.
Sixteen yards OF Para Sheetings for
S10o-a bargain no other house can
boast of-at Dellers. II
The telegraph lin! between this
city and Dodgeville. WAS struck by
lightning during the storm of Saturday
evening last.
Hon. Moses NJ. strong, will address
the law graduating class of the Wis
consin University, at Madison on the
10th of June
Steve CoSgrove has opened 4 black
smith shop on Commerce street in
John J. Ross building. ADVERTISE
ment next week.
Darlington Democrat: Rev Father
Kinsella. assisted by Rev. Fathers
Harmon of this city. and O'Keefe, of
Mineral Point, are holding Jubilee
services this week.
Died, in this city on Saturday even
ing, May oath. ltchard Colmer, son Of
Richard and Lucy Nenning, of in
hammatory croup--&gcd four years.
Many friends sympathize with the
afflicted parents.
Next Sunday, June list, will he
Whitsun-Day - the Christian feast
of pentecost. The services, music,
and sermon. at Trinity Church will
be appropriate TO the day, which is
kept in commemoration of the great
outpouring Of the Holy Spirit upon
the disciples assembled ut Jerusalem.
The Nj. +. Sunday School Of Cross
Plains will hold their anniversary
on Saturday evening, May 31st.
1879, the programme to consist OF d.
alogues, select readings, essays, music,
vocal and instrumental music by
the Linden choir, il good time IS
expected. Admission 10 cents; chill
dren } cents.
The Platteville District NJ, +. sun
day School Convention was held in
this cityon Tuesday evening and We'd
nesdav Of this week. There was Il
good attendance of delegates, and Il
very interesting and profitable time
was had. An extended notice of the
convention will be given next week.
Frank kirkpatrick who has taken
the contract of carrying the mail
between this city and Highland, IS
working to secure daily mail over
the route instead Of three times Il
week as at present. We hope he may
be successful. The leading citizens
of Mineral Point, Linden, Highland,
Cobb and Montfort have signed 4
petition asking that the change be
made.
Dist. Attorney Ansley has had prin-
ted is about to issue to each of the
justices of the peace in Iowa county,a
notice DC which the subioined is 4
copy:
DEAR SIR:-I respectfully request
that you will not in future begin any
criminal prosecutions without first
notifying me, except in cases where
public justice requires immediate
action. In ALL cases | would thank
you to notify me and TO send with
your notice copy Of the complaint.
| call your attention also, to Section
All page ITO Revised Statutes of 1870.
And advise you when complaint is
made for Statutory misdemeanors,
and in assault and battery cases, to
insist on security for costs, when in
your Judgment security ought to be
given"
MINING IL TIE LOWER MAGNETISM.
We hear indirectly that Mr.. Charles
Ohlerking, (of whose enterprise in
Lower Magnetism mining at High
land, our readers have been from time
to time informed) has again been re-
warded with success. WHAT'S specially
significant about it IS, that he has
found upright veins Of lead ore, in
Observation-Disclosures, having the appear
ance, of course, Of mineral "in stu
ut depth Of forty feet directly be-
low the place where the 50 called
casual bunch Of some thousand
pounds was discovered i few years
ago. The lode recently laid open is
reported as being Of excellent quality,
ana Of very bright promise If tile
market were ON its part rs good.
What too Is significant As TO the
The lower magnetism being 4 true
mineral-bearing rock is, that the forty