Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-04
Tunnel Urlftlngs.


~ * was here the fore
| E ~ part of last week
AsNss.5SES He says everything
ESSsa is in fine working
s}esz order, and it only
$50 lays with the rail.
<z road company il
E5tsS their contracts with
| the Eastern iron
workers are not kept filed up, and kept a
little in advance.
The cool wave kinder axes Teller where
his summers earnings are?
John Power, John Daniels, and their crew
broke another hole through the Knob las,
Thursday. and they went through on tur.
Key hunt over on the east side.
Herb. Smith and John Gallagher are
knocking the socks out of the rock heading.
Last Friday and Saturday were set apart
for Capt. Searle to draw the tape over the
boys contracts.
New contracts come with the blossom end
OF the month; SO everything is on the move.
One of the large cast sineayes gave way at
the shaft last Thursday.
Work in tunnel No. ) is going on as usual,
oul not quite so rapid.
There was quite a number OF the lads from
here before the Grand Jury last week.
The election is over. Whoopla! Will get
another couple of years. rest.
Two diamond drills, under the supervision
OF Mr.. Goodenough, are running or the hill
sinking prospect holes.
The round house has been commenced
and will he finished this week.
n new company doctor is the latest.
Mr.. Richard Tangey, Sr., who has for the
past year been out III Montana, has returned
to this place again.
Jack Ledy has got the new Green Slugger.
He expects to knock the spots out of his big
contract this month.
Look out for Il fine cut to set off the "Tun-
mel Driftings" pretty soon, from the famous
Rand Drill Company of New York.
If you cast your eye up No. = plane, you
will see white flag, with dark, dirty look
ing field in it, hoisted OIL Dick Hill's estab-
lishment. 1 don't know whether Dick is
trying to give us a Wiggin scare or not, or
whether it is on account of the election.
Coming down street Monday evening 1 saw
quite novel drinking establishment on
or Italians had Mr.. Collins big
family carriage, with keg of beer on tap
inside, and passing glasses of beer from
either side to the passers. l tell you they
looked jolly-don't know how they felt in
The little dinkey is here; it came last Sat-
urday evening. Don't you forget, she is
daisy! She is called "Wm. Searle''-a COM
pliment to our Captain, and we'll deserved
one. He is an efficient boss, and the peer of
any one ever in these mines. We hope his
may give as good satisfaction.
Over one hundred have asked this ques-
ton: When are the Episcopal ladies going
to give another festival, and wonder if they
will reproduce that tablcau of Jacobs Lad
der" and the operate piece entitled, "Mis-
erere." 1t is something that will bring big
crowd out 10 see and enjoy.
We had genuine double Italian wedding
in the Valley last week. Two young men
who have been working here in the mines
for some time, had left their .fdnces in Italy |
when they came to America to seek their
fortunes. After enduring single blessedness
and separation as long as they could, they |
sent over for their inamoratas who responded |
and came on the wings of love to the men of
their choice. Once here the prelminaries |
were soon arranged and the four were made
Two. To state the matter ''officially:"
MARRIED BY Rev. Father Wernert, at
Arcadia Chapel, on Tuesday, October 90,
1886, Mr.. BATTIsTA COLOMBO to Miss CELEs- !
TINA COLOMBO, and Mr.. ANTON FURMEETI
to ROZA OLDANI-all of Melano, Cuggiono,
Italia.