The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-04

The new purchaser Of the Milwau
kee 3 Northern road havo concluded
70 change the name to Milwauke
q Michigan. All Of the ol.
officers viii be retained, the nam,
Of their Offices simply being changet
from @generalv to ediyision,~ as th.
road will hereafter be known as divi
sion Of the @. M. q st. p.
Joseph Glover, bell boy at the Bur.
ton hotel, Hurley, has been arrested
for forgery. he has boon in the habit
OF bringing the mail from the post Office
and taking advantage OF this position,
abstracted checks from letters address.
ed to guests Of the house, forged the
rayee's name and got them cashed at
the bank. The youthful sinner will un-
doubtedly have an opportunity to med
itate on his evil ways. ~.
The Tamarack report was received
this morning. too late for publication.
We give the following summary of the
years business: Rock stamped, 155, $50
tons; product Of mineral, 1901 ,574
lbs. product of refined copper, 6. 8.92S.-
249 lbs; yield Of refined copper per
cubic fathom Of ground broken, 974 lbs. ;
yield OF refined copper per ton of stamp
rock, 57.51 lbs.; yield of mineral per
cubic per cubic fathom of ground brok-
en-. 1912 lbs; percentage of mineral in
stamp rock, 3.S7; percentage Of refined
copper in stamp rock, 2.87; refined
copper, cost per lb. at mine 5.28 cents
cost OF smelling, freight, commission,
md Boston expense, 1888 cents; total |
,ost per Ib. Of refined copper laid down |
n New York and sold, 7.27 cents
Torch Lake Times.
Edward Pearce reached Ashland
rom the scene of the recent conflict
'etween armed bodies OF homeste
md logging crews of the Metropolitan
lumber company, Of Beechwaod,
Upper Michigan. Mr.. Pearce confirms
he report that the homesteaders shot
own the teams Of the loggers and say
bat the loggers themselves would pro-
ably have been included in the list OF
ictims had they not retreated. The
'ttlers are generally believed to have
le first right to the land which lies in
'veral counties and il covered With
timber. Settlers are arming
leniselvcs with Winchester rifles, and
le Metropolitan Lumber company,
hich claims to havo right to the
mber. is arranging to send out several
lrties of armed loggers. Trouble and
'ssibly loss OF life will result from
ch q movement. The interference of !.
e local authorities will be invoked.
Mr.. Turner is not millionaire, and q
ose who say SO simply don't know s
iat.they are talking about. He is a a
IN who has large business interests, 8
{ he does not own, a dollar OF bank Q
'cl, single share of railroad stock,
is he the possessor of mortgage on s.
mans farm or home in the state OF o
chigan. Every dollar of the money i,
OWES and can borrow is invested in
'or-employing industries, his big a,
m in Ingham county. and numerous al
itimate business enterprises OF one o.
i'd and another, all of which are q
lefit to the state and its people. He II
been for years past large employ OF
Of labor in both the upper and lower a,
and it can be said to his er
dit that he has never had strike n,
ong them, the most cordial relations
sting between him and his workmen. M
cry man who has worked for James Ii
Turner will vote for him. That's nh
kind OF millionaire the. republi- af
candidate for governor is. He Of
resents millions Of capital invested
himself and many others in great DE-
istiial enterprises all over Michigan, 10,
ch give employment to thousands OF va
tented labores. Saginaw Courier Az
aid. ~