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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
Notice for Publication.

First publication May 10. last June Ia
Land Once at Marquette, Mich, May 3, 1890,
Notice IL hereby given that the followng-nnmed
settler has filed notice OF his intention 60 make
final proof In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk OF the Circuit
court OF Iron County. at Crystal Falls, Mich. ON
June ~, 1890, Wis Charles Lind, Homestead
Application No. 5,370 for the west half OF the
northwest quarter. and north least quarter OF
the northwest quarter aud northwest quarter
OF the north east quarter ~ section fifteen,
township as north OF RANGE A3 west. He mar -
the following witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of. said land viz
Titus Lanholm, George Nicholson, David LOFTS
and Ed. A. Gustafson, all Of Crystal Falls, Mich
GEO. A. ROYCE,
REGISTER
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
Order for Appearance.

First publication May 2, last June Ia.
state OF Michigan. Twenty-fifth Judicial Cir
cuit--in chancery. Suit pending In Circuit court
for the county OF Iron, Ia chancery, at Crystal
Falls, on the 2Sth day OF April. A. d.. 500
Amelia &. Lorenz. complainant, vs.. Charles
Lorenz. defendant. In this cause IL appearing by
the affidavit al Edward II Lott. solicitor forc COM
plainant. that Charles Lorenz, the above named
defendant, II not resident OF this state, but Is
a resident of the state of WISCONSIN, therefore ON
motion of Edward H. Lott solicitor Tor com
plainant Il Is ordered that defendant enter his
appearance Ia said cause on or before four months
from the date OF this order. and that within
twenty DAYS the complainant cause this order
20 be pa blished In THE DIAMOND DRILL, "a news
paper published and circulated la said county.
said publication 60 be continued once I'm each
week for six successive weeks.
G.. II. CRANDAI.L,
Circuit court commissionerfor Iron county, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
VILLAGE COUNCIL.



CRYSTAL FALLS, May 20.--Nillage coun-
ell met in regular session in the clerk
office at three o'clock p. M. Present
d. G. Lockwood, president and Trustees
VIM. Doucct. James Brown. j. III. Parks,
John Fishes, VIM Russell; absent, A.
I'ren. Minutes of meetings OF April /
and II and May 2 read aud approved.
Trustee Brown offered the following re-
solution which was adopted:
whereas. the county treasurer has received
orders from tho department 81 state, 20 only ~
ceive bonds and issue liquor licenses under tho
provisions of the session laws ~ this state for
the year 1887; the Supreme court having de-
clared the liquor law Of $50 unconstitutional F.;
therefore. DE Il resolved that. the board 0i trus-
tees require AL liquor dealers 81 this village 90
present new bonds, 20 conform 60 the provisions
81 said laws OF 1887
The following liquor bonds were pre-
sentcd, accepted and approved John
koepeke. principal, John Fisher and
nc. Lockwood. surcties: ole r. Oleson.
PRINCIPAL ,lWm. Russell and j. III. Parks,
sureties; Peter Cnlvi and John Stan
china, principals, A. l.: Flewelling and
NJ Tender. snrrties; Ed. Delorme and
r. T.. Shaier, principals VIM. Doucet and
I. III. Parks, surctics: Rogan and Wea-
Ion. principals, VIM. Russell and Thos.
Gallavan. snretics; Peter Clash. princi-
pal, Herman Rnu and VIM. Russell, sure
ties Thus. Wills. principal Andrew Urrn
and A. Justified, sureties; Jos. Legnult,
principal, y b. Schwartz and c. :. Henry,
sureties; John Stolberg and Henry Alb
rnhamson, principals. Casper Abcrle and
John Fisher. sureties VIM. Russell, prin-
ciDnl, Henry Holstein and Albert l..
Flewelling, puretics Daniel Bannernan,
principal A. Lnstliold and Fred. Brown.
sureties; VIM. Doncet: principal, Solo
mon Thouin and p. T.. Dunn. sureties !:
solomon Thouin, principal. VIM. Doucet
and ID. G. Lockwood, siireties druggists
honds--Ioseph +. Hooking. principal,
Henry HolStein and Adolph Justified,
snrcties: james y. Bower, principal.
VIM. Holmes aud Albert Austrian, sure
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
order of Hearing.

First publication May T. last June Z.
State Of Michigan, county OF lron-ss. AZ n
session Of the Probate court FOR said county,
held at the Probate Office, In the village Of Crye
tai Falls, on the 2ith day OF March, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and.ninety; Present,
Hon. William j Brown, judge of probate. In
the matter Of the estate OF John Olson. de
erased ON reading and filing the petition, duly
verified, OF Gust Olson, brother OF said de.
ceased, 10 appears that said deceased departed
this life ~ Crystal Falls. IN the township Of
Crystal Falls county OF Iron and state
Of Michigan, on the 18th day Of November,
1883, leaving no last VIII and testament: that
the names, ages. residence, and relationship TO
the deceased OF the heirs at law Of said deceased,
and other persons interested ~ said estate, aro
a. follows. Olof Swanson, father OF said de-
deceased; Christina swanson, mother OF said
deceased; AXel Olson brother OF said deceased,
aged about seventeen years Anna Olson, sister
~ said deceased. aged about fifteen years, all
residing AZ Hcfekis. Sweden. and Gust Olson,
the said petitioner. brother Of said deceased, re-
siding nc Iron Mountain, Menomince county,
Michigan, aud praying among other things that
Andrew BerEStrand, or some other suitable
person be appointed administrator OF said es-
tate ThercupOn " Is ordered. that Monday,
the Goth day 81 May next, az ten O'Clock ~ the
forenoon. he assigned for the hearing oi said Pc
tition, and that the heirs al law OF said de.
ceased, and all other persons interested Ia said
estate are required 20 appear at a session OF
said court, then 20 be holden in the Probate
Office, la the village Of Crystal Falls, and show
cause, II any there be-. why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And u u FUR
Their ordered. that said petitioner give notice 10
the heirs at law and all other persons Interested
in said estate. 81 the tendency 81 said petition,
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this order 20 hc published ia THE DIAMOND
DRILL. a newspaper printed and circulated In
said county. three successive weeks previous TO
snid day OF hearing. aud that notice OF the pen
dency ol said petition be- given 20 the consul for
Sweden resident &C the city of New York, by
mailing 90 said consul a copy hereof sixty days
before said day Of hearing NJ
fCopvf Judge fif Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24

Receivers sale.

The large frame store, warehouse and
barn, including flrst-class stock Of dry
goods. clothing, boots, shoes and grocer
les, for sale with immediate possession in
Iron River, Iron county, Michigan, ut ~
low price Doing a business OF about
$3O, 600. There ARE now two iron mines
in operation and others will be- started
this summer. stock aud buildings will
invoice about 81 800.
Apply 10 PAUL &. PErERs, receiver,
Iron River, Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The dam at the water works broke
through during the spring ireshet, but
still holds an ample head OF water. The
break will probably be repaired by put
ting sluice-way in on top; top drain
is better than one at the bottom for an
open reservoir.
Messrs. j. < j. f. Corcoran, OF the Iron
County bank, received a large burglar
proof sale this week, with time lock
attachment, for use in their business.
They invite the mostexpcrt safe-crackers
to work on ii with drills or explosives.
Commencing with June 1, there will be
a change In the duties OF railroad "call-
ers" He must enter the room OF the con-
ductor, engineer, fireman or brakeman
and have a book signed showing at what
hour the caller put in an appearance.
A photographer at Florence recently
received back proof from town custo-
mer with instructions TO finish hall n
dozen pictures with his coat buttoned,
and half a dozen with il unbuttoned.
Some smart folks in Wisconsin.
j. l.. Kimball, druggist, aud w. w.
Hendricks, ieweler. this week removed
their stocks from the old Kimball block
to fine new store building about mid
way down the same block. They are
now in elegant quarters.
The Alonzo Hatch Opera Co., which
was 60 have rendered the charming opera,
Fra Diavolo, in this city tonight, has can
celled all dates north OF Oshkosh, owing
TO the illness Of leading member They
will appear here later.
The new home OF gym. Doucet, on the
corner Of Marquette avenue and Fourth
street, is being piled up very rapidly I'M
der the supervision OF Contractor Camp
bell. Ii will be one OF the finest residences
in the city.
John Whalen will rattle n gold watch
SO soon as he disposes OF one hundred
tickets. Joe Delorme is selling tickets
for n rattle of rife and shot gun. And
Andrew Nelson will rattle silver watch
June L.
A. w. Loveioy, of Marquette. visited
this place this week. Mr.. Loveioy, is an
architect and is looking over the range
towns with view OF locating. While in
the city he was shown about by Architect
Clancy.
Our electric lights are now nm assured
thing; the next thing wanted, and badly
needed. lisa telephone exchange. A meet
ing OF the business men would probably
bring about the desired result.
Get pair OF Jefferson shoes and you
will be sure Of getting the best in the
world, and as cheap as others sell inieri-
or goods. For sale at the Fair, the only
first class store in the city.
Henry Hagcrmeister, proprietor of the
Green Bay brewery and splendid adver-
tisement for the virtues Of the amber fluid
he manufactures, was with his Crystal
Falls customers this week.
Postmaster and Editor O'Brien. Of
Iron River. finds his business SO large
that an assistant in the postofflce IL
necessary. G. Nj. Rogers, now OF Stephen
son, has been engaged.
r. f.. Mcdonnell, the popular west end
blacksmith and wagon-maker, was in
Florence Yesterday morning on business
connected with the sale OF some property
which he owns there.
Henry Swartz, az Marinette, an early
day Mcnominee range lumberman, was
IN the city Monday He is now looking
after mineral and timber lands for the
j. =. Goodman Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
stookholders, MeetIng.

First publication May 3. last May %.
The annual meeting the Monitor lrou Mining
CO., for the election OF directors and the trans
action OF such other business ~ may properly
come before the meeting, viii be held az the Office
OF the company 80 Adams Express building.
/ So Dearborn srteet, Chicago. IN, May "a, 1890,
nj ten o'clock "A. m. j. +. CLAPP, Sec'y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24

state OF Michigan. county OF Iron.--ss. AZ "A
session Of the Probate court held ~ the Probate
oliicr IN the village Of Crystal Falls. on the 18TH
day 81 Nav. $50. Present, Hon. William T.
Brown nudge OF Probate. Ordered that the time
for hearing the petition la the above matter be
and the same II hereby extended to Monday,
the mint day 81 June next. and that notice Of
this order extending the time for hearing said
petltlOu he given 70 the virc-cOnsu for. Sweden.
resident al Grand Haven. Michigan, by mailing
20 said viceconsul copy hereof.
WILLIAM y Blown,
ICopy1 JndRe OF Probate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08

lNIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
THE FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
nTI EMMA

Lots can Doe said about Mr.. GEORGE
w. ATKINSON refusal. i'm advance, Of
the Republican Congressional nominal
tiou. Facts regarding il are flying
around in the air So thickly that they
resemble o swarm OF bees
The REGISTER has corralled all these
facts, put them in pot and boiled them
down carefully and here is the result:
First, Mr.. ATKINSON did not resign i'm
advance because he did not want the
nomination or because Of his private
affairs. He did wantit. And he worked
hard TO get 10.
Second, no matter how many inches
deep the Intcllgmccr may now smear
Mr. ATKINSON with tafTy. the Repub-
lican convention would not have
touched him with o long pole The party
knows this. the Mtcliycocc- knows it,.
and Mr.. ATKINSON was plainly informed
os TO. Mr.. A. was called TO one side
by the Republican managers and told I'm
So many words that he could not be
nominated. much less elected. and that
be must get Oh the track. Mr.. ArKlN-
,ov personally might be acceptable
enough. but he represents too much I'M
fanny through circumstances. Heoccu-
mics. 81 sent stolen I'm the most b,refaced
,.,,,.- rossfble and f. wonlJn't do M
.lr %, ,,, min, ,, ,o,in
Tf,.f. .b. .t.,.,i,n ,l,i,ly ,n5 fl,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08

tie Importance. What is and what is
not modest is almost entirely a matter
Of convention; it is decided by
custom. aud the sentiments Of the
time and place. I'm SHAkESrEARE's
time, says the Buffalo Courier, 1.-The
woman who appeared ON the stage Of a
thcater would have been shockingly i'm
modest. To-day in Mohammedau coun-
tries it is shameful for a woman TO show
her face. The girl in Greenland who
coQuettiShly exposes a biz of her bare
brown leg between the top Of her boots
and the bottom Of her trousers would
probably be covered with confusion 10y
the sight of the fashionable ballroom.
Queen Elizabeth used language in pub
DE that would be likely to cause a panic
among easy-going people OF our day. But
one need not 90 back 300 years or travel
20 Greenland To iud equally good illus
trations OF varying views OF propriety.
A costume that is entirely proper on the
ocean beach would De scandalous in the
drawing room, where It's wearer would
Doe exposed 20 the eyes of fewer people.
while on the street il would probably
require the attentions of the police and
the patrol wagon. The moral OF AN of
which is that those are modest who
seem to be modest 20 the people Of their
own generation, and these are those
who keep just little within the
bounds set hy the fashion of the time 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
Tho Third District right.
hf01Fi1 bf1.''..

II the results of the primary
elections and conventions held in
the counties of Greonbrier Summers,
Mercer. pocahoutas and Upshur are re-
ported correctly "a majority of the delegates
20 the Congressional Convention OF the
Third district are instructed 20 vote Tor
the denomination of Hon. John ID. Anderson
for Congress. This practically ends the
race for the Congressional nomination be-
tween Mr.. Anderson and Ex-Governor T..
~. Wilson. Under the circumstances Gov
eruor Wilson has received support
from the Democrats OF this district OF
which he may well bc proud 10 is not from
the lac5 of public esteem that he has been
unsuccessful in this canvass, but 10 results
from the overwhelming sentiment OF the
De0ple i'm favor of Mr. AldersOn's rcnOmin-
alton and electiOuas areDuke 20 the Repub-
fcan party for its shameless treatment OF
the PEOPLES choice Of a representative m
Congress The party wants 20 reE0minate
Mr. Anderson and elect him 10y such ma
.oritv as % vindicate the party's position
and maintain the principles OF majority
rule.
The Democrats of this district and of
This State acknowledge with enthusiasm
their gratitude 90 Governor Wilson for ms
broad and courageous defense OF the party
and it's principles I'M former conflicts, and
AS they believe he viii remain the same
true and i0val defender of its truths and
e,pouuder OF its principles, thcy Will secs
in the near future an opportunity 90 reward
him handsomely for his services TO the
party
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
UPsHUR DELEGATES.
Men Who VIII Cast Her Vote in the Demo
cratic Conventions.

NNfclfl 4UltgfNN To me Aflt''Nf.
BrcKuANNoS, W VA. August 6.-At
the Democratic mass convention held here
on August the following delegates We're
appointed by districts: BucAhannon Dis
trict. as delegates oall the conventions {.
G. Higginbotham. IT, j. Farusworth and
c. NJ. Fleming Banks District-Statc
Convention. Il. C.. Bogcs, c. :. Mearns
and John McAvoy; Congressional Conveu-
ton. William Mearus, 4. G. Lorcnz and
Thomas Liggett; Senatorial Convention.
L. y. AcAvoy and W. L. Fidler Meade
District-W. l.. Sexton, \. y. Lingcr and
b J. Miles. 20 an the conventions. Union
District-C. l.. Dean, G. 3. Shrevc and
Watson Westfau delegates 10 State and
Senatorial Conventions; c. 3. Shreve, c..
ID. Westlall and Valentine Hinklc, 10
Congressional Convention Warren dis
rict-To State and Senatorial Conven-
tons. o. +. Hodges, j. G.. Smith and VII
liam Post. 20 Congressional Convention,
Adam Post, Perry NJ. Talbot and Irwin
Tcter Washington Observation-Disclosures to
State Convention. " II. Hollen. II. II. W.
Powers and T. X Harland; Congressional
Convention, John Fogel, W. j. McCan and
Cornelius Outright, Senatorial Convention,
II. II. W Powers, Frederick Outright and
Ella NauCamp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
ENRAGED IT NATALIE.
king Milan VIII Try to Retaliate on Ills
Former Queen.

LONDON. August 6-The publication 10y
cx-Quecn Natalie of Servia of the story of
the divorce proceedings brought against
her 0y King Milan. together with an ac-
count of the fragrant conduct of her nus
band with Nine Christich, has greatly eX-
asperated Milan who is endeavoring TO
find some means of retaliation.
Natalie also scores the subseryient Met
rop0ltan who granted the divorce in spite
of the fact that the evidence was wholly
i'm favor of herself, and the probabilities
are that another attempt will be made 10
exclude the eX-Queen from Servia before
she gets ready TO leave on her contemplated
visit 20 Russia, where, il is understood,
she will take up her permanent residence
Ii is stated that Milau's excuses have
greatly impaired his health and alenated
many of those who have stood by him III
his troubles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
Voice From Gnmer.

CHENILLE, w. VA. Aug 3. $500.
To tle Eifor critic Register;
SiE:-Thc Democratic primary was
held for Giimcr. last saturday Eleven
hundred and seven votes were east, the
largest ever known in a primary in the
county. VIM. NJ. Arnold was nominated
for the House of Delegates. He is a
Young man OF fine Intelligence. well
postcd ON the issues of the day, progress
>ivc bon his ideas. and "a farmer 10y occu-
ration. lie Will make a strong and use
I'M member of the Legislature, and his
Democracy is OF the trueSt kind. Oid
Giimcr will Doe well represented in the
next Legislature. The old clerks We're
reuominatcd by handsome majorltieS.
We are shaping up for hard tight this
au. We think Pendleton should oe
renominatcd by reclamation.
CrNrS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
MAJESTY IN FEMININE DRESS.

EruABEru SrUAUr PHELr~ article
in the Forum ON The Deco.ieite in
Modern Lifc.~ is the subject Of much
comment I'm the newspapers, which gem
orally deny with emphasis that the wo-
men OF to-day are less modest than
those oI am earlier period. Some OF the
editors declare that there has been .iiue
difference for q hundred years in the de-
gree % exposure of the female form DIE
vine permitted by fashionable costumes
But whether this is SD or no' is oi Ute
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
Preston's Demand.

I'm asking for the nomination Of Mr..
James A. Brown for Judge of the supreme
Court of Appeals, Preston county is asking
for that only 90 which she sluStly entitled.
Preston cOuuty's magnificent maloriues
are deserving Of substantial recognition
from the Republican party of the state
40 other county has done so much for the
party and no other county has received less
reward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
Blaine Is In II.

While Mr.. Blaine gave up in lSSs the
Presidential nomination which he haC
but To- raise his finger 10 secure. there
are ample indications that he does moi
propose TO repeat the,,sact of self-abne
CATION i'm 1892. Before the others seek
crS for the Republican nomination shall
have got through the party woods, Mr.
Blaine will be far away ON the opeI
road tearing along like mad, with
Farmers Alliance and Reciprocity ban
uerS waving all around him. The Reed
Mckinley factioniStS have only eX-
peditcd somewhat the canvass which he
has been making.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08

Honduras Follows Her Rebuff by Saying
She is Satisfied.

TEGUClGALPA HoNDURAs, VIA AMAPALA
August 6.-Presideut Bogran of Honduras
has issued a manifesto completely dis
avowing Guatemala's action toward sal
yador. and expressing the desire ON The
part of Honduras not to take part IN the
international conflict between Salvador
and Guatemala. Honduras has received
the assurances Of Ezeta that the latter will
convene "a Salvador constitutional Con
gress at the earliest possible moment anC
elect "a permanent President
President Bogran in his proclamation
SAYS that Salvador is an independent Re
public and its independence must be ob
served
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08

TuEY will have high old time cu-
forcing that New York law which for
bids newspapers Co describe OF comment
upon electrical executions. The news
papers run things in New York and
would rather fight than eat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
HOwiS YourBI00d?

Ihad a malignant breaking ont on my
ler below the knee. and was cured sound
and well with two and a half bottles OF
) ; ;. Other blood medicines had fail
Cd 10 DO me any good.
WILL c. beatty, Yorkville, 5 9.