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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
HIS LEG TAKEN OFF.
AMpUrAroN or LIMB TO SAVE LIFE.
BAD CASE or NECROSIS.

AMpUTAuoN or A LIMB To SAVE LIFE.
BAD CASE OF NECROSIS.
Louis Meisler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Meisler, Of this city, had his left leg
amputated at the Green Bay hospital
last Tuesday. One year ago next month
the young man left this city for Green
Bay, where he entered the services Of "A
Mr. Hills, "A harness-maker, and was en-
gagged. in that capacity until last July,
when he accidentally had n fall and
which resulted i'm further injuring his left
knee so badly as To cripple him, and
was, in consequence, forced TO give up
his position in the shop. At the home
OF lis sister, Mrs. A. ID. Spafford, he was
given the best OF care, but did not inn
prove sufficiently TO again be Mt his
duty's post, but rather the contrary, he
became worse and in short while was
unable TO walk. The pain endured was
excruciating. He was given up for a
hopeless case; only last week the doc
tors claiming that in few days he would
be no more and that death from blood
poisoning would ensue. Upon receipt Of
a telegram, Mr. Meislcr boarded Satur-
day afternoons train and had his son
taken to the hospital of that city, where
DR.. Brett, of that institution performed
the operation, he claiming that this
was the uniortunate's only hope The
leg was taken of above the knee. show
ing the knee-bone TO be in bad state of
decayedness. Shortly after the nmputa-
ton had taken place, theyoung nun who
looked upon death az being inevitable for
his case, expressed himslf as feeling much
better. For four years he had been
troubled with complaint in the same
leg. and that, coupled with the result OF
the fnll, rendered amputation necessary.
Louie, who il aged nineteen. is well
known by all Of this city who are sorry
to hear Of his misfortune hut feel thank
ful that IL ended in way notexpcctcd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

Hon. Robert McClaron, of Eau Claire,
Wis, was in the city several days this
week, returning home Wednesday nc
companied by his daughter. Mrs H. W..
Harte, who will remain In that city for a
time.
q. l.. Saville and +. G. Smart, OF Iron
River, decorator and carpenter. respcc-
lively. looked over the city Monday, and
have decided 10 locate here; Mr.. Smart
will come next week and Mr. Saville a
month later.
VIM. j. Moore, c. x NV station agent
at Florence. will resign that position on
the 18th inst He il now i'm Chicago
selecting stock OF hardware, which will
be opened in this city, in the building
now occupied by The Fair. Mr.. Moore
IN thorough business man. young,
energetic and popular.
Supt +. Florada. OF the Dunn and
Armenia mines, which are operated by
Ferdinand Scblcsinger, is in the city.
Mr.. Florada states that he cannot at
this early day estimate the output OF
the two mines. There is a great deal oi
exploratory work in progress in the
Crystal Falls district, he states. and the
business outlook there seems unusually
goods. ID. HOLSTER, Jr., Crystal Falls
Mich, is in the city, visiting relatives. =
Milwaukee Wisconsin, Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

A WONDERFUL CURE or RHEUMATISM IN A
BRIEF PERIOD

The case Of VIM. Doucet probably
offers as substantial testimonial AZ the
water from the Crystal Falls mineral
springs will need for time. Mr.. Doucet
is "A rheumatic victim and every year
about this time the disease takes such "a
hold upon him that he il confined To his
bed. lie has been in the habit Of going
To Mount Clements and spend a month
taking baths in the waters at that place.
This treatment gave him relief. Two
weeks ago the disease came upon him
very sudden and with such force that he
was unable to leave the city. Heatonce
began taking daily baths in the Crystal
Falls water and in a day or so was able
TO move about little. Continued bath
ing has about restored his usual good
health and now Mr.. Doncet cannot say
TO much in praise Of the curative powers
OF the product Of the Crystal Falls
springs. =.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
THE PRESENT VILLAGE BOARD.
IT n THE POPULAR WISH THAT 1T CONTINUES
IN CONTROL.

One week from next Monday occurs
the annual village election. II IN To he
earnestly hoped the new set Of officers
will prove themselves ~ 40 sturdy bus
mess qualities as those now holding.
Why not again place the old ticket in the
field? We know what the old officers can
do-have done To the satisfaction 81
every one within the corporate limits,
except the chronic cr,aker, and as there
will he much work 81 the same character
20 be done away with during the coming
fiscal year, we can do no better; they
now have their hands in, know the re-
quir.ments and just have Co 90 about To
accomplish the greatest good for the
greatest number. The present board IL
composed az business men 81 solid bus
mess ideas and qualifications and the
management ~ city's affairs entrusted
Co such hands will never 10 amiss. The
board must consent To- remain at the
fountain head one year more. That np-
pears to lie the popular wish.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Wall paper at Kimball's.
Go To Kimball's for wall paper.
The pay car was here this week.
Mrs. j. +. Redheld is visiting at Chicago
Stationery and wall paper at Kim
balls.
Derouin's is the only one price store in
the city.
Architect Clancy returned Thursday
from Amigo, Wis.
School books stationery and wall
paper at Kimbal's.
Kirk Himrod, OF Chicago, made his
regular" this week.
Peter Pascoe, Jr., Of Champion, was
among the city's guests Tuesday.
X. c. Flanagan, the eloquent Norway
attorney, was in the city Wednesday.
Dan. Urquhart is tapping the main
water pipe for use in his sample room.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. DIN, OF Florence,
are guests Of MIR. and Mis-. j. III. Parks
Miss Winnie Lott. OF Iron River, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Atkinson.
H. j. Dcrouin. the dry goods man. goes
to Chicago tomorrow To buy "A spring
stock.
Excavating for the basement 81 the
Lockwood house addition Is about com
pleted.
Miss Georgina Thouin has accepted
clerkship in II. j. Derouin's dry goods
emporium.
The terrible storm Of the past few days
has made outdoor carpenter work out
OF the question.
All In, the laundryman, to-day moved
his effects into the Lungrcn building,
Superior avenue, east.
Elsewhere will be found report
showing the financial standing OF the
village OF Crystal Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bcrlowitx are in
Chicago. Mr.. Berlowitz buys goods and
the lady visits with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Clark, who for "a
year or 80 have resided Mt Lebigh, lows,
have returned Ia Crystal Falls.
The Crystal Falls DIAMOND Drill. has
been enlarged to- tweIve-pagc paper.
Too much for the money --Escanaba
Mirror.
Mrs. Ed. Ball arrived from Florence
Thursday and joined her husband at the
Mansfield mine, Of which property he il
captain.
Dan. J.. Madagin, 81 Marincttc and
Lowry Huffman, III Green Bay. pair
that threes will not beat, had the town
Tuesday night.
Remember that at Dcrouin's you are
charged no more nor no less than your
neghbor Tor the same goods. Strictly
one price Ia all.
Miss Hannah Webb was in tho CITY
Saturday, calling on old time friends,
and proving up on her homestead In the
Iron River district.
Dcrouin's new spring stock will com.
prise the finest summer lines ever shown
in Crystal Falls, and the prices will be
lower than ever before obtainablc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
THE LADIES' RECEPTION.
A LITTLE DANCING NOW AND THEN Is REL
IsBED by THE BEST OF MEN.

IsBED by THE BEST OF MEN.
The party by the ladies OF Crystal Falls,
Wednesday evening was, as every one
knew IL would be, great success, To the
point that too much praise cannot be
accredited they worked hard, To he sure,
but with so much at stake they could
leave no possible chance of u failure in
any one particular to present itself and
the result WIS that the ladies are the
acknowledged leaders Of social pleasure
events this season. Promptly at haitian
hour after nine o'clock the music Of Grip
Allison's celebrated orchestra struck up
a military mir and the grand march
headed by Mr.. Ben. Schwartz and Mrs.
G. Nj. Atkinson, was inaugurated, then
followed such a season of dancing as was
never before witnessed at any gathering
in Crystal Falls-the merry dancers SEEM
ing TO vie with each other in having "A
good time, and had IL been June instead
oil February the sun OF n new day would
have been shining ere the happy throng
bade feeble but pleasant adieu to one
and another. A night spent such as this
is certainly not counted i'm lies lease.
The gentlemen recognize the superior
ability OF the ladies i'm handling such
social entertainments and are loud in
their praise, but they will continue in
their humble way To entertain their
friends occasionally.
Among those from neighboring cities
noticed in Attendance were Supt. and
Mrs. j. N. Porter and son James, Messrs.
O. +. Rebel, Greenwood, McCuen and
Woodwork, Miss Myrtle Rowley, STAIN
baugh; Miss Winnie Lott, Iron River;
Louis Huffman and Henry Armstrong,
Green Bay Capt. and Mrs G. r. Roberts.
j. G. storm, Nj. j. Lindsay, Prof. Frank
Scaddcn, Misses Eliza and Nellie Hambly.
Mastodon Capt. and Mrs. A. &. Gilman.
Dunn; Supt. and Mrs. r. r.. Jennings.
Misses Susie and Nellie Cross, John Shee-
by, Shaier; II. ForSythe, Norway; Miss
Mona WEIGH. Armenia; Frank shafer,
Fond du Lac.
The ladies who were instrumental and
are most 10 blame for the splendid time
are Mesdames A. l.. Flewelling, AL. Aus
trian, l.. Il. Dunn. and Mrs. N. X. Far
rand, who served ON the arrangement
committee; the names composing the re-
ception committee came in the following
order: Mcsdamcs A. A. Metcalf, NJ. Ber-
lowitz, X. Kimball. Miss Eta Bartel.
while the floor managers were Mrs. G.. NJ.
Atkinson, Misses Nellie Galbraith, Nellie
Young, Blanche Campbell. Ruby Rowley.
Samuel Arnold. or Grip Allison as lac il
known, and his able assistant, Mr.. Hal
lows, hold the reins in the matter OF
dance music. Mr.. Arnold IL "a master Of
the guitar and the enhancing strains of
sweet music he draws thercfrom, causes
people to dance whether il be the will or
not.
After the party had ended Mr. Allison
and his assistant serenadcd several Of
their friends in the city. The home Of
the editor was on the list
Somebody said that somebody said
and somebody told somebody that
somebody said the party would he a flzzle.
Was it2
Refreshments were served In the hall mt
midnight.
There were about fifty couples present.
~~--~ .
Third Chautanqua Lecture.
Do not hill ." hear the third lecture Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

The fire alarm boxes are placed and
described as follows:
River street-Box thirty-two, striker
3-2, pressure, sixty-five pounds.
Third street-Box twenty-four, striker
81, pressure, seventy pounds.
Fifth street-Box thirty-iour, striker
3-4, pressure, one hundred pounds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
Third Chautauqua Lecture.

Do not hill to hear the third lecture Of
the Chautauqua Literary mud Scientific
circlc's course. 20 be delivered by Rev. \.
q. Jones, IN the Fifth street Methodist
church, Wednesday evening, March 3.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
CITY AND SUBURBS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT A BUSY CITY.

THE oRANDEsr RECEPTION or THEM ALL.
NOTES FROM THE BALL ROOM TWO
MINERS DROP INTO A slIAFT-MANY
ACCIDENTS CAUSED ny CARE
I.EssNEss-LEFT LEG AM
PuTATED-oUR MINER
AL SPRING WATER.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
next. Subject: "Thc City OF London
Eng (; it's People. Sights. Sounds Edu-

cational and Commercial interests"
Doors open at 1880, lecture TO begin at
eight o'clock. Seats will be reserved for
those holding season tickets. Admission
twenty-five cents. All are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIr.-Hon. VIM. r. Grove, Judge
James Smith vs.. 4. stewart White
trespass on the case; order that plain
TIT within thirty days file undertakings
for all costs and in the meantime all
proceedings stayed. Birney j. Morgan
VS.. Jamos l.. Hodges, Chester ID.
Hodges and Frank +. Hodges. troyer;
on trial. James Coates Va. Walter T..
Snyder and Peter Snyder, trespass on
the case; stay extended thirty days.
Charles Nizer VS.. Jefferson Malcolm,
certioran; proceedings stayed twenty
days. Ezia b. Mead VS.. Chas. Bate
man, defendant allowed 10 file addi-
tional bill of particulars on condition
that be pay fees of plaintiffs witnesses
for attendance. and trial postponed iii
later in this term. Flora Dell Sprsgue
VS.. q. K. & |. Railway Company, tres
pass on the case; continued without
costs.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus f. Perkins,
judge-Estate of Henry Zuidema, de.
ceased; administrator final account
allowed and estate distributed. Estate
of John l.. Hoover, minor; guardians S
final account filed. Estate of William
b. Ledyard, deceased; order closing
estate against claims. Estate of Geo.
Henfrey, deceased; order that all
claims be filed in court on or before
June s, 1891. In re John Helms, indi-
gent insane; order for admission to
asylum at Kalamazoo at expense OF
Kent county.
SUPERIoR-Hon. f. A. Burlingame,
judge-The People VS.. James =. Roe,
selling liquor to minors; ARA gned and
pleaded not guilty. The People VS..
Frank Treat, saloon open on Sunday;
continued over the term upon motion
of respondent. The People VS.. Geo. A.
Eastman, deadly assault; motion TO
subpoena witnesses at the expense of
the people taken under consideration.
The People VS.. Jacob F. Bender, saloon
open on Sunday; bail estreated and
bench warrant ordered; respondent
brought into court by sheriff and the
order estrestlng bail set aside; ar
raigned and pleaded guilty; sentenced
to pay fine of $50 and costs 1886, or
be confined in jail for one mouth; paid
and respondent and bail dis
charged. The People VS.. VIM.
Eagan, murder first degree; motion
for continuance argued and case
continued over term. The Peo-
Pile VS.. Tersnce w. Kelly, saloon open
after hours; motion for continuance
argued and trial set for January 5 in
both cases. The PeopIevs. L. p. Deyo,
forgery; first count in the information
abandoned by prosecuting attorney.
The People VS.. Lesnder 7. Deyo, for
gerry and uttenng forged papers; plea
of not guilty to second count ordered
by the court; case on trial. The City OF
Grand Rapids VS.. VIM. I. Powers, in
chancery; hearing at chambers. The
People VS.. Michael Collins, saloon open
on Sunday; arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. The People VS.. Charles John.
ston; saloon open on Sunday; motion
for continuance denied.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10
FOR MANY YEARS DIR.
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.

Fosr WAYNE. Ind. Sept. II, 1s72-For the
benefit OF those who think Consumption in
curabe. / sill make statement Of my cure
Ga the l-th OF last March was taken with the
Lung Fever. OF as the doctors called 10. euro
Pneumonia. / was attended by one whom
had considered the most eminent physician
OF this city for three months and Ia I. during
which time he employed hve other physicians
IS cOunsuL For about three weeks thought
l was getting better. when an absc - began 70
form In ny left lang. aud the physicians pro-
no0nced it Quick Consumption From this
time / failed rapidly aud raised from pint TO
. quart Of phisgm.snd matter each day, and
bad nlZht sWeats- By the 18th OF June | had
E0t 8 weak that I could not lift a glass OF
water 20 my mouth aud was confined 20 NJ y bed,
vas reduced 20 a skeleton except my legs and
feet. which were greatly swellrd. Atthis time
ny wife seeing br. :. AZ T0dd's circular. EN-
ployed him. and I am free TO say improved
steadi from the time commenced taking his
medic mes. In thrse DAYS the yelling had
gone cut Of my limbs and In three weeks /
vas able 90 BE- Up and wax out doors little.
aud in ten weeks | wss able 70 wax tHJ mlles.
and felt as well as ever did. Now / wax from
three 90 four miles each day, neither cough nOt
spit ! have no paia and think ms lung
JOHN A MILLER
- II. Creizhton ave p. Wayne. Ind.
NJ. Miller now vi ighS LIS p0undS
ar. n Ter is ever ~ years Old.
Nr. Miller Was cursd over Is years ag0.
This shows that conSumptie0 can oe per
manentlT cured bF Or. 8 Cay Todd.
People are going between here and Fort
WsyHe ever day. Get some friend e. cal on
Mr.. Nj sr AID learn the particulars ef his
cure. ft Vas the TAX Of the town for months
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10
MAKE NO ERROR! (!

IfyOu have made UP your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. $.
Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st i,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense aud loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience in foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 90 years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10

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kesiaesls 81 fkss s1exe


Whsn ws eatsf the nlssssi essAl2Ash-
meats - TIE lsenary ksaKs 1t ia eiGy,
saS gzzs Ia ests ana saEl2sf a. thslE
sfrSaxS eost0mes, nen-tFeck wflDng
aaa ogesr decorations. tsis qGssslea
naturally 2nses.
ssWhzi becomes II tAeiF Esosils -
II cert4lnly = not spent tor clothes
furniture or fusod, sne taey have no
lxfxe surplus IA tas s4Ylnss 6znks. IL
has hesn sogxestse tlast rieh &nd rafs
dsllcacles. 2s tird s-nesg padding 81
fscsssea rats lxers. aos0Tb TIE riches
0f thess kaights u lhs so2p-suas.
Bat 10.
lis tue same cd story. English
SYNDICATE 80 sSys report. Every
Nms : clean collar i put on, ellnk goes
: cS.n lnte the bank of London. Bat.
however, fSr-re2ehlug = syndicate may
be, there's one thing 4 can never mono
p0llze The aches and pains that are "a
unfortunate blrthrgh Of tie human
race fhereis one Nay, however, ~
which they can oe controlled, and Tor
tun&ts ls the man or Sonlsn Mo knows
what means ~ pursue when the head
aches, the muscles are weak, ana tue
weary brain UtgeTs It's protest against
oveT-WOTk and oyef-w0rTy. That means
s Paine's Celery Compound, a pure,
pleasant and potent food for the brain,
nerves, and blood.
People Of the highest social standing
eminent members Of the learned pro
LESSONS, and successful business men
strongly endorse this scientific pTepara-
ton, not from hearsay evidence, bat
from personal knowledge OF rs re-
markable curative power.
IL is no ordinary sarsaparlla, bltters,
tonic or stlmulant, but contains true
food properties for starving nerves, ex.
haused brain, and weakened systems.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10

When the day 10 o'er, and the evening
= come.
The cattle are fed, TIE milking done,
Smith takes his rest meath TIE Old
shsde tree.
From the lst.or q the land his thoughts
are free.
Rrt his faithful wife, from svn r. Gun,
Takes her bsf6tn up thsts never done
There a no rest. there . DO play,
For the gooo 81 the house Ebs must
work awsT.
tud IN TIE end ths fsithfui. over.
tssked woman wi hresk down hsuesfh
her never ending YOBud 81 work snd
as are res upon hef couch ~ pan.
enstb v.iI have suris tlrrf - hsrnoau
the seifish eoon01nr which CLOSED ne
r.urse- ngs vhep hit pstienf wife
gentf bnts6 tnat her failing heaIth
REQUIRED 3 tome WHY was TO - short
sighted Dr Pisross Favorits Pre-
scfpfiou would have gwen ber . new
ease "a .fs. snd brought tie tlDsn -
FF1p03 - her cheeks acsiu- If fs ths
on}F remedy for ovsrv0lkea. tworn-
urt ard feeble w0nnen Eeners .ift
soia - 81 sruEgi ists. un5e fr'sltVs
g8sfsnfee r sst.sfscfion u every case,
81 price 8 % rroTrrtv rffgucte-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10

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cheaz kiax. ehtsA - sssA&sf cAsaA
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.ross fsoa ths 1zss4ess ~ ths Nasssss
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bsrs ~ gAs I.0e h - ses se<4ets ssftRg
. oslssr.sfsR IA ko4sg - shs soelssy /.
p~sfoa deity. Alter tAs esisersiisn A4a
isstsa several asys. ths brotneFkooa eea-
sslsed tAsir sods a. ~ rAstaes e ~esl&
be sale - pl4s&sr tAs CsFlstisa&
Tie reply bsiRx IL tAs snrnauss.
tks kEethsrksod Hats r@ld ga
= nuEesE 0f weil-te-do Seristl2s
families. Snd e4rried &C let of eoety.
fs~ d4ys later thsy Eaas fresh ~
tAc2 aad msssAersd over tsenty per-
sess. alnstesa bodies beias counted IN
she streets 4nd seveE&i acre are kGo~n
- have been sel Ia pieces snd tAsosn
into ihs rlseF The mission ealldlngs
aud msay others we're burned zaa tie
eoxpses thro~n il ths hAEeA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10
GONE WITH A BIG SUM.
A saginaw Mas ssearss $50. 900 Through
Forged Drafts.

SAGINAW. Mich, Dec. 9-Louis ID.
sanborn, always considered . most ex-
emplary young man. left this city Sat
urday night having realized over $780,
900 on forged paper during the last
ninety days. Previous 10 his departure
His Liabilities are estimated AT over
500. 00o of which at least $50, 600 were
on account OF forgeries by raising his
own indorsed notes from sums OF $500
up to $1,000. He had the paper dis
counted at Bay City and other places
and the failure will not affect any busi-
ness In terests here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10


As "Police and Court" predicted Sun
day. the nuisance" case against J
McGurrin was noiie pros'd yesterday.
orginsl prophesy.
Bessie BONNER VIII be asked 10 re-
peat her effort for q hearing today. She
Is accused of larceny less than SO.
Charles Percy, the man who picked
To or the street glrl and afterwards
ked out OF the possession Of tie g.l
i valuable trunk. had the sstlsfactor
of learning that the next stage ln
his career viii begin this afternoon,
Dec Nolente.
The case OF Charles Roy was not sd
jouTned by the terms of the agreement
between Jacge Hoicombe ano the court.
In the sbsence Of the State agent the
day was changed 10 Friday afternoon.
The lntoxicaton case against Patrick
Finegan was indefinitely postponed oy
suspension Of sentence.
Here is another case Of holy terror
Guy Stanton, ClAud House, Archie
Mcmillan and Charles Games were AT
rs sgned on a charge Of larceny, The
fret adjournment IL 20 tomorrow alter
noon.
The truant girl, Exc Y. Thompson,
mentioned BY Police and Court yester-
day, was srrsigned FOR truancy yester-
day. Her case Was referred - the
STATE agent. and the case vss ad-
journed to tomorrow.
William O'clock was held 30 the pres
ent term Of the Superior court on the
charge Of keeping open his saloon after
hours.
Henry Williams fell into = very sol
emn procession that now seems - be-
moving into police court Heymsn a
Co. lost something about the same that
Niilisms found something.
Frank Befudt lives downstairs and
his cousin lives upstairs, OF else Prank q
cousin hvos downstairs ard Prank lives
upstairs. Authorities differ. Bat the
cousin and Prank quarreieo, and nov
Prank viii be asked 70 give bonds ~
keep the peace.
II william Cosdy should be srranged
for drunkenness and disordsrlF con
duct, nobody who saw him arrested WI
be surprised.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10

Lesnder p. Deyo, charged with for
gerry and uttering forged paper. is on
trial II the superior court The charges
alleged against him are as follows.
Deyo went 20 Norman Cummings "a
borrow money, offering his note with
good security. The money was prom.
ised him on those terms, and Deyo
went away. He returned shortly after
with = note for So, bearing be own
signature and the name Of Mrs. Hal.
dane. When the note came due tie
lady's sgnsture vas decsfed q forge.
". The trial VII last the greater part
Of toaav.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-10
Board Of Trade.

The regular meeting Of the Board oi
Trade iast evening did not result n
anything of speclsl interest n TIE pub
lie. TIE matter Of new quarters was
referred to a. appropriate COMMITTEES
and the report 81 TIE committee or
charter amendments vas resd. NDcr
interest e felt - the rnsTnbers # ths
board on the subJsct q sroendmsnts to
TIE charter. bit the work e TIE vsri
Gus oomTa Ittees attend ing r. a. ineiod
iug thst of toe Common Counel, = -
satisfactory, That no particular stT =
exc teS ~ TIE subject