The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08
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EXCHANGES.
Crystal Falls now has electric lights.
The sshort-change" fend has been
trying to work his racSat at Negaunee
but was not successful.
Charles w. Taylor, o former reporter
on the Iron Mountain Journal, is about
to start paper at Crystal Falls.
An italian miner rode the skip in the
Huron mine the other day. Hereafter
he will have TO skip around on one leg.
The prohib:onists Of Menominee coun-
ty got out ticket to vote at last election
but were too late in filing copy with
the county clerk, and hence were
barred out. n
David Beaichans, teamster hauling
lumber to the Hollister mine, Crystal
Falls while in an intoxicated condition
fell under his load and was almost In
stantly killed. .ss
Gladstone proposes to donate 80, 900
and free site to secure blast furnace
plant. To another manufacturing con-
Germ q free site and exemption from
taxes for period Of ten years. Surely
Gladstone is getting hustle on.
The government has appropriat-
ed $3.50, 900 for the purchase of the
Portage Lake Canals. Now that there
has been such vast amount otIIpuffing
and blowing to get the measure through
it is natural to inquire whether the can
al companies will sell. At present they
do not appear at alf anxions about it.
Thursday woods cruiser, represent.
ing the L. s. s. Canal company, wss
is town and began o suit in ejecment
against two men name Farr and Mo-
Lain, homesteaders in 47-40, near Even.
We presume this is renewal of the old
fight between this corporation and the
large number OF settlers who have filed
on its lands in this county, hoping that
some day the lands which IL is claimed
were Illegally obtained, would bewrest-
ed from it.-ontonagon Herald,
The Appleton Mining CO., in which
L. M. Packard and others Of this city
are interested, struck ore on their claim
near Norway, the first Of the week. A
letter from Mr.. Packard, who was on
the ground Wednesday, states that .
1S} vein of clear ore forty feet from the
surface, has been discoyered. That
means wealth for somebody, and wa
don't know Of anyone more deserving oI
good fortune than Grover Cleveland"
Packard.-Menominee Democratic.
In the matter Of Peters g. Morrison's
business failure bill has been fled fl
the appointment OF receiver. A recent
statement shows the liabilities to be
$4,000 and the assets 500, 900, but by
adding the accommodation paper the
liabilities are in excess by about $20,.
600. About 100 Of the employees have
taken out labor liens for the amount oi
claims which aggregate about 81, TOO
Mr.. J. A. Stephenson is now in charge
Of the property pending the appoint
ment Of the receiver. -Menomine<
Democrat.
The Menominee River Boom com
pany closed its asserting season las
Thursday, with record Of 432 600, ,0Ot
feet for the season. Unlike any pre-
vious season for good many years, th'
river is left perfectly clear Of logs, ant
none will be left over for the opening
up Of next springs work. The fac
that several Of the mills have had Il
close down for the season for want o
logs, with several weeks, probably, o
good saving weather ahead, will stimu
late large log cut this coming winter
There is every probability that ther
will be banked this winter from SOC. 600
600 to $50. 600, 900 feet Of logs-Stal
The land Office at Marquette has jus
commenced to return the application
of homestead settlers on the six mil
limits Of the NJ, H. g. O. railroad fo
the lands not included in Gov. Luce
relinquishment. The register an
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