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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

rIiI sui-.fii-r hsrby atvs pahBs notis.
that a. has i-sn duiY sPIzslntesl ~ IN Iiunafa
- Iuigr ~ ffulaats fsf To tuanif - btfufi
sn.i ss.sHas.i ~ trnss ~ tsou,n' ~ ,hs
sstais -
uAuNIrT THORN late - sumnsr.
In sail Caunty. is.ssssst by xitins iast.i a. M
az tllrvsts 49, tlsfrVfpfv rsstursts al lTfsuns
tnlisiss.l o. tts sstats - all hsrsassi g. masS
iuuseiists tsaTnsut sni tIuas sha have aaY
tlsf.anis thsfyua b. sahlht IL sasts o.
al N i.It IIttAf THORN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
NOTICE.

have sati oct ~ hasin~s. at an rdas out
- - STAT Al p~f.oas inIi-ts-i a. no Ars "
aue.tsi D. call asl It'll Al NSsoauts uassttlsi
Jss I'd. i~,l, gill - lsfi -Hh an siiofp-J Toe
JANIS y niRp.
>.,,h Paris. Nv. !. tsyi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

sgTe ell Nav SsAsevstsvs ybv lses. ys,sss
- efsasw 500, "a Will seSB rHH fkps
o. Js-ssgv ls, Isss, uIyHour ,uAss1.
ss-srutuss CortEs Sskk, Address.
LCTuEe fVCHnp q saws, s'ssissAsvs,
ALBAny.N.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

rIIr suh.srilsr hsrvnY Eiyss path nofics
that 10 has t-sn daily apI-lntssi by ~ iIanurs
10 Ia,irs - Probate fsf III Cuaniy - otfuri.
ant assamei the trust q AiministrAirs ~
80 estate ~
ANIHs LIrri.F. ktr ~ nsNifu.
IN All 'nuutY. sisrsasssl ~ nFinE t-ini a. ths
40 ttirsts shs thsrufarv rtstur-ts al I'sfsuns
tnaisitst g. ~ sststs - all dsesA-si o. HsAs
lfanassiists taFuaent sai thsz-s sta have say
,lss.anis ttsfssn o. sNhiitt ~ sams o.
at a. I.st Mu.AMONU ItTTLl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

An incident which rvfocts credit upon
the 1unari steamship COMPANY occurrvd
on rvCsut voyage, acvouiing o. The
,ougrvgstioualist. Rev. u. \. lmcs, 81
Memphis. The only Col"fv,i delegate from
the United states % the international
Congregational council la London. cross
81 Ia atunardsr. The captain Invited
him to conduct religious ssrNicr- ca
sunday. and NJ line. did 80. \ white
passenger made some couismpiuous aud
abusive comment concerning ths service
h.cause Mr.. line. sas black. The cap
tain summou~i the passenger and orier-
81 him to make an apology. lie not on
~ refused. bat indulgv,l Ia further abuse.
The captain called the purssr. told him
a. pay the passenger the difference b.
tween tie fr.t and third clas. passage
and put him into M. ste-pge, adding
that II h. made any further trouble h.
.hogld pat him Ia irOn.. On arriving la
LiVeuscol the passenger complained 10
IN. company bat whsn they learned the
facts they not oaly upheld the captain's
action bat presented Mr. lme- With $50
for al. work in Memphis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Ja.lss.
A irns enpI-AIie.l Ii. q. DAVE. Ilrki.tef.

oNIOHp. .. -ua Court ~ Probate hsli a
Paris within ansi foF The IonntY ~ uNfori Oh
the thiri Tuesday - 81. \. - l-pi
JAMES y. SMITH. Execgtsr On The estate
% fyii, 4. Iiafuisn. hts ~ byumsfk, In
ALI soahty. ieceass-l. having prv-entssi bis a.
rouni sf s.iasini.trstioa of thu estate ~ all he
o.a-si Zoe allowance
ORD,Hsp, That the ali tse-uior i've notice
D. al psr.ons tntsfrsts-l, ~ causing q copy 81
thts of,lsf b. l.. pubnsh.i thru. wesk. .aasr-
.lVsiy IN ths ONforl thsfns-rat. prints-i a Paris
In .sli tountY. that they may appesr a Fro
issts Count o. - hoiisn "a raris, In all toan.
~ on the tliri TUESDAY 20 Nov. DsNt. AZ nine
thew have Why the sane .louhi net 10 Allgsvsl.
sFD. A. WILSON, Juire.
A true oOpy-siic-t Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

10 sum up the political situation I;
k~sp az a gool hops, and don't D. sur
prl.s,i nor disappointed 40 auy result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Ths census shows that there arr In
The United state l,tso,s' NOR" men
than women. That ia hard statement
fur The surplus female PorulAiion 81
New England 90 acvcpt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

IaruelI'. gr,ai fault produced serious
di..snsion In the lri.h ranks, bat hi
death has not removed The shlllalah
frum lrish r-olitics irv~ nghis and
bloo,iy rows continus o. disgrac" the
political srair. - the Emsiai lsls, and
our lri.h brethren arr posiponiug Ca The
Indefinite future the dsy ~ home rule
by practical demonstrations ~ their In
ability o. govern themselves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
ONrnRp. .. AZ o.ar u rr.,l.als 80

OXFORD. 90 t-Ata C"ar - Probate hshi AZ
raris within ant Zoe m tounty - OXFORD, On
ths thirl Tus-iay u ust. 4, ~. i-st
lmcrson kiiFurv And iisien NJ kilxsry.
pFr.snt q esrttin Instrument puu-pftins
u u. ths isst VIII AIT rsstansnt " Peril.
" Uais. ate of >srssY In sshi ,ounty ,dsssa-s.i.
ha,inx pfv-sntssi The sane fef Probate
OHu1HTD nat the sAii pstitisnsr. give
natie. O. al I-srssns tntsrv.tsi-sbY causing q
rsspy 90 thl. or,isf o. 10 publishrsi thrvs susss
.ts,ss.siysly ih ths UNfurl iSu~-Tat pftnts-i az
rar. that thry may apf-sr at frsisats Court
O. - hsti al rar.. In ALI County. Oh ths third
Tus.iay 20 Nov. neat. a nine o'sk-k In
The fprvnsssn, and shps cau-s. ~ any they have.
shy the sali instulaent shouhi nj " prvfe lap.
pfutrsi Ani aligsei q. the sd VIII ant festa
IDent of ssh deceased. ant that tagvns b. saith
4. apI-lintsi Admini.,ator With the WIN ahRsN.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Ja.iss.
An. ...s.g -.ff..t III a DAAIs llsHafef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03


OXFORD .. At Cant ~ ffilssis hsli 81
Fats sithia ani 90 ~ CsuutY - tori nn
ths thirt Tas.siay - tst.. 4. -. Tot
ca M Istitiaa ~ Mar purzin pfaflnf ~
ths apt.lutmsut - hsf tis AL Mary pafFn
atnialstfsiaf - IN sststs - ksnlsh libby -
lsts - Poster In IN .sii a. intg - osi"rl.
oaI,sHSn. nat nssiss - IN fsrvsslnE psti
tiaa H. pahnsl,s-i &c thrv. uusss surse.sitsir,
pftsss .. ths thiri ras-isY - Nss.t A ~ l-li
IN ths Otfsri IN,sna.rst prinisi a. fsris,in All
tuunty. ...
Atrus oupy-siis.t II. q. DAVIS. kssisisf.
ONTpnp % At Cour - ffuiais. hssi ~
Parts sthin ah.i fur m tuaniF - pNtnTi.
90 a. thiri Ta..lay sfiNt, 4. ~ isit.
Gu tta pstltlun - Nm NnFisuns Mar
sfths s.tsis n tlsui Fwatsa late - fsfu.in ssii
CaaatT. tsrssssi prsYins fsf h.sass - - y sol
filasvY rrftaia fsal sststs tu all tusn ~ 70 h,
falls ,is-gHi-rt Ia his pstiti"u On a. IN lis
Probate oflos ai a. sifahtsssous or - ~
ten hun.ir,-t asi tsvnty to- dollsfs su.l hnf
thfvs sghts Zoe III "a nsut ~ iisits All -
I.snss. - aimiaitFstoa
uHnIHTu. That tn sahi Istltlunrr sifr nuti0s
a. sil tsr.ahs lntrfy.isi ~ sausinf 81 ais-tr.t
- ~. Tstitiaa. Win thls uri.F thsrs.sai o. -
puhusk-t thfv. sssks sarsrssiFsiF In ~ ~
tufsi t,suifsfat nssspal.f printefi "a Paris, IN
at tuuhtr, that thsT utaT srIvAf a ffui.sis
snau D. - ksti a Parts, on tl,r thiri fussstaY
II Nst. nsst a Rine .'rk-k in N farvns-sn,
asi .hgs oaa-s. " ssy thsi have. Wy ~ 'a"'s
GlnE.r 4 WILSON, Is.is,.
4 tras copy ATTEST II. q DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

samuel ,. Tilieu was an able hvNyf,
bat b. couldn't draN a Sill that ths N,S
Nork courts cuuldn1 break. lie l'ii the
bulk 20 his property, amounting % soms
millions. 90 e.'ablish frv. puhlic libra
~ for New Work city. lli. h~irs imme-
diaisly set o. work q" hrvak The vii.
IN. case has b-en going through The
aud ths court 20 appeals has al last d.
Ciied ihs viii invalid, to 8. II Nj.
Uldan had established The library while
h. was alive thc city would have u nov
Twenty-Five stAte--jusi half The NUM-
t-r Ia The I Notwithstanding Nain", have
apopt.d The Australian ballot in some
form, and Nill Use Il AZ their next elc,-
tiuus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

A,ps p,-s,'s., I'll. Z. paws. RsTi.ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

A.~. sss,-sss::'- n e. & Davis. a.s;:::s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
oyFoRD. :. a, cear o rrela,. hsti ,

Auus oOpy-s,is., III. &, DAVIS. i!ssi,,sr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14

lower IN phosphorus than most Of the
ore Welded hy the old mines Of this dis
tricf. The showing II indeed a most ex-
cellent one and II Indications amount 10
ANYTHING the option holders have u mine
there. An that il needed h The eNpcndi-
ture Of a few Thousand dollars for the
purchase nf machinery and tie sinking
of "A couple ~ shafts. followed by neccs-
aary drifts anil crt,ss-cnlz. This fine
nropertv affords an excellent oppOrtmii-
ty Tor capitalists to invest. I he Mining
News has uo twcnuiary interest IN the
prnpertv, hut believes, in common with
everybody clSc who have examined ",
that IL H. one ol the heSt nhuwingS ever
seen in this district and that there y -
mine there. An inspection X all that =
needed to COM ince anyone that THIS
opinion j. not an exaggerated one. Ai~l
kcycs. Of this city, Is the principal Zee
owner.
Supt. Davidson Is rushing along lake
shipments from the Badger AT lively
rnte. and some allral shipments
beingmade 10 the Illinois Steel Company.
Stripping operations az this mime have
been finished for the season, hut will
pfnhnbly bc resumed in the spring I lac
surfnrr has been removed from the hang
ING wall al order a. permit the blasting
oT the wall early this winter. preparatory
to sinking the thrc shafts Ia a second
level The ground stripped has a length
of 600 fct and is about 200 feet wide.
+ shaft has already been sunk fifty feet
b.lnw The first nr lOO-foot level, and T.
SHAFT the one furthcreSt 60 the west, will
bc ,lrrmnrd Immediately after the close
of navigation, followed snon after 10y the
sinking III q shaft The Badger has en-
loved an exceedingly prosperous season,
having made money Tor the company,
despite the great expense incident 10 liz
opening The mine, II Will remembered,
Is not a year old set.
Following is the Florcncc's output and
A .....;,.,, ,....,,,l an tn "Wednesday Itst
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
MARQUETTE RANGE.

..-.s sfIa;esest Carved from the Columns OF
Iron Ore.
Tho Esranuhg Iron Company, organi-
zniiun iu which Arguunpo and lshpfmng
parties am principally interested, IS
mtliug satisfactory Roadway at the old
Swnnzey property, located about Iour
miLfs distant from a station of the
Chicago * Northwestern railroad bear
ing the same name as the mine Mr.. }.
n. Mass. president az the company, gives
considerable attention 10 the working oi
the deposit and has mare time tn devote
To Il than formerly, owing to the partial
shut down Of the llumbolt property Of
which he is the local head. The mine at
Swanzny bas been shipping for the past
three months, aud those who havn used
the ore are well pleased with its action
n the furnace The company is working
thirty-iive men and IL combining it, work
ln sinking and drifting. They have but
one shaft Hnd aro pushing this down.
ward az Il rapid rate. The ore deposit
j. proving 81 large proportions, and has
nude great increase in size since the pres
cut management took hold Mr.. John
Pcnglnso, Oi Ishpcming, who Is u prom
ncnt shareholder in thccntcrprisc, looks
mon il ~ one 81 the most promising one
properties W. has thus iar been associ.
utcd with. This Is the only mine being
operated upon the Swanzey range. The
EscanabA company claims to have 10
Qpiod ore ~ other points ON iis lands
that looks VOL, but n dpslrnls 81 first de
vcloring the inGaiiun nav hing wrought
Tie Lake superior shaft bcing sunk be-
side tho Winthrop Iron Company
boundry line found ledge Il mixed ore ~
the west side ~ the shnft, on Wednesday,
the distance from surface ngfofty feet
II has bccn thought that greater depth
would hive Go be- sunk before pa sing
through thc fuifaco,
Ths cig.clgud llan Mining Cumpar.
has scnt out all It's stnckpllg, and it,
shipments are virtually finished Tor the
scason. The Cnnpany's proper ties are
generally looking well and they will l1 IN
shape for a large outputneNt year should
the market be willing Go offer fair prices
for IA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14

year u has done a good bust
ness, possibly all that the man.
aeement desired. Mining and
developmcnial work will be con.
timed during the wintar months.
under the able supervision OF
Supt Frank Scadden.
Work is soon TO be resumed al
the Groveland mine in the Felch
Momtaindistrict This property
was IN Iron county until the
county of Dickinson was formed
and is property that will prob
ably become q paying venture
before long. So it is earnestly
hoped
From iiftcen TO twenty Jim
mie ears OF ore are being daily
sent 10 Escanaba from the Lin
coin mine II was the intention
oi the company 70 send out but
one cargo from Escanaba this
year. but 81 weather will permit
"a second cargo will 20 forward.
During the season four regu-
lar ore trains have run out Of
here daily. and an average of
one special n day Ore trains
will probably be taken off next
Weck, FOR the season
The last of the Shafcr stock
pile was moved Thursday. The
dock viii be cleaned and reload
mg willat once commence.
Shipments from the Youngs.
toWn will end today for tho sea
SON
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
CRYSTAL FALLS MINES:

E itor Ea.eht Locks over thr Crystal Pals Dis
tult ani r4lks as Follows'
Tlm Ma,todon has shipped i2,O00and
bats about 800 TONS more in stock.
The -rasVu uHipHt viii reach about
$1,000 toms. 49, ao.H ~ tha shipping
scuspn ends. iir irI~ ~ thp pfupGlN by
tbo Roberts Brothers expires, Hnd the
mime 0ill be wrought by the company
under thp supervision of Capt T.. 5. Rob
prts. b bo las been the resident agent for
snun wears fmc Exploratory work is
being done by dwmurB dlfll, mud the
compressor plant is being muvcd ~ q
n9ln convenient position near the hoist
ing inarhla"ty and boilers.
White shipments hgre fallen of some
nhlt thrrc Us rtlll considerable ere gong
iotw8d. apd the ouloOl iqr nest year,
depending 9' cpur-r upon thr condition
oi hc Ofp mFkei ls good. We saW, this
week., nu estimate al ihH OUTPUT ~ The
district % mHdp hY u gentleman ehO
.lainn position tu br called WuuuiliorllH,
Iuud do figures were Coz, ooot9 This
49, cuuu. luulrs the llcmluck and
Mansfield
Thp Paint River has scDt api about
iG .nU0 tens and i~ now clearing up the
stockplics iut anc shin is hciugworked.
Hl0 tht lNlCt is ligNt. fNniurhtptf WORK
is bpiug continued, but nothing 81 pro-
n0mC,d value has been struck
Iho Roberts Brothers baycnot shipped
/ 0ll oi thr WuU1ucse otc mined hy them
at the Mns,od0u as thcy prefer To- hold
I In boz stock for better prices
Ihn Great Western will CONSIDERABLY
exceed Sos former record this year and
those ylo know tln property, pmdirtun
output ni l25 900 Tor p9
Tdc Rnbrrt- Brothers are doing aome
Exploratory wnrk ou tile north hull 81
>cr lnH tweBty-iour. just south oi the
south Mast udaU mlHe.
The punn and ,hnfcr have both made
oHErc0uls ibh Nclr,and viii continun
to Ship uuill prevented hy the lrcezlng 81
ibepu iu lhr ears.
'rhotystHl Fills mine Is doing some
dlf lnmuui work aud viii De- In good
condition. I0r another yent'- shipment
lht Monitor shipping somewhat
vigorously Uud H ip better condition
tanH iaI SOME liule.
liW fqnns town has sent out about
5000 iNus ui 4p which was mined and
aWesti last Nnl1
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
Lake Freight Situation.

Navigation Is certainly Ca close with
advanced ircights, and il would seem
Tint such u condition should have IL
beneficial effect on sales nI ole during
the coming winter With Duluth wheat
II five cents and Chicago ut ~, ccuts, il
Is impossible To quote pre rates, as tho
eckct Is very much unsettled From
Escanaba 81 10 has heen paid and 81 80
Z, lipcly Oficrpd nom Ashland. Even at
SO prices 1nly a Few boats are found
20 accept EScanaba londs aud there *
nothing offered for Ashland. The grain
=. cmcnt will undoubtedly hold out tu
The close, ~ MI available tonnage Is w.,
inc taken at present igurcs Saginaw
bay lumber irelghls are again advanced
twenty-five cents TO n hnsis of So "a
from Osoda or Bay City 90 Tonawanda
Lake Michigan coal ireights arc also
higher ut sixty-iive cents 90 Milwaukee
and sixty cents TO Escanaba but the
rate TO the head oi Lake Superior u un,
hanged az forty ecnta, Marine Review.
Clnyplanu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
MINING MELANGE.
MENoMiNEE RANCE MINES
UNDER REVIEW.

hf: barras talks 81 the sheridan and
It's Bright Prospects Thc nmn
VII ma se an oul-pal OF 10000
Tons 0neratinns being Resumed
~ Tue Armenia Mine shipments
Nearly al an eud Mr.. knights
say OF crystal Fails Nine Beings
along the Aelomiucc and on other
iron Ralges From ihe Markets.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
More Miners Wanted,

In our wanderings over the range we
learn that there IL n good dcmnnd Tor
skilliul miners, snys the Norway Current.
Several OF the mines are employing all
who apply, and could find places Tor
many more. This does not seem TO be a
temporary demand, but X the result Of
the feeling that next year Is destined To
be hotter one for the ore business than
this, aud consequently more ground
must be- opened and more ore stocked
than usual. The men who were laid of
10y the filling Of the Hamilton shaft had
no difficulty in securing work aud at sew
cral places this week we have heard com
plants Of u scarcity ~ miners.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
a.l5o,ooo TONS.

Iaat IS About The Amount OF ore That Will e.
Though thc Escanaha Docks for 1891.
Promising that our figures are moillci.
ul anv- the li-runaha hon Port we are
1llr fUul tGc information within ous
lr4thfO IFS tho ouigu ~ orc Through
tAr d0ks ai tIis port, at the CLOSE oi
tIa month pi October, ~ ln round llg-
fHs- Na0O0p toms VI max haze cN-
ret1tl Chart amount. slightly. bat did
mot rsueh 3 500 600. During the month
80 Nutcmbar ri lt.t year the shipments
reached 3>UUnD ions aud 10000 tons
wont 0m n December. hat il is not prob.
lbio thai those figures will b. cquallcd
dWng the present muuth, the high rate
Di freight ua gam drawing carriers INTO
thHt tradC aud serving 10 check one
shipment wsponC ugly II The stip-
meuts lal thc remainder ul the season
rclrh 500 600 wv shall have an output
.of3. taO.Vuo. ana that b., IN all prubn-
mlity the hitut figure 10 De reached.
do MOulat % looks as though ship
Ufut Wouid hc practically ~ am end Ia
~ ucck. 'Flm high rate al freight ongrain
take he carriers. ms the orc shippers can
NOT Dav the corresponding ratc on ore
without positive Loses The Penn com
pHuN. owing the Vulcan aud Norway
miucs ll- suspended shipments Tor the
acesou uud.the Chtpln proposes todusU,
m thy NuQucttpcWiuiy niucs arrseud-
me forward nothing except 90 hll COZ
ract and by their own hobts Tie Ma
nus RrVmW, noting the failing off, says.
AI thr Indications point toa speedy clos
m1ai thc maiuc season, most vessel men
hyingun thrir boats H~ msta~ they Nuke
port along tlc lower lakes. Z hc railways
are shipping orH 90 various furnaces as
a4rtca.frd. owing improvements in
ailI0r5urdmau less than the falling of
receipts, and thtp can be- little doubt
That tlc ducbe. tui. fall. viii be- srrapyd
elem a- tbcy have never been for the
uHut tpu YtIFF.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
FROM THE MARKETS.

General Features the Iron business Iron Orc
Movements Pic Iron.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews W.
sumo VI tho week ln iron circles
Tbs past week has hoen one ~ iniensc pxciie
mont ln political clrses. ~t.'i't'.ef's 49,
where The natollslnatrs. are about bring
phiety ~ another yacht similar 10 the
'snihoose. III that Is SO. then there
frv be chance for a race during the
Aaason.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
FROM OTHER DISTRICTS.
Hftf MiniaN Mates rom along the McaOmincs
alt pthr Iron Rlnrcs.
rLnnrNCE allNlNu NEws.


A q Gnen-hufe and the other gentle
mcu uhn irl.l ihn option un The south
nIli W tt.r r,ft leuttt fHWlfer ~ section
taHHfV iaur. iH IL. ilns county Hre maxi
iul atiun-cm nis no pit iu j tnt plpnt
81 machinery, with Wow ~ opening up
Wud developing mlnr witcli ull cOf~ei-
vHtlVt mun1 mrt, who have cNnmincd
fH6 nfoHItN bliRvp exists thcrr Ashas
il.aii siniti from time tn time in thcrc
columns. iirp nmuunt ~ testing has
nlnndv han duts 90 YniiOus portions
as tic eighty under option be ilrprrsrnt
ronnlny. the fc~ults ~ which have htsn
aaitpmelv gratifying Co them as wei M
t0 tile 90 nuuer~, nll hut one 81 whom
nfu tesideul- IS llge city. M. Gucnshurg
has rvctcd capaciuur laWgs, und u per-
nmncnt working SHAFT viii hf ooN.
nianfrd as soon ns Tie machiscry y scf
81, rad 90 running ORDER.
Work has tfGn temporarily suspended
atfl4e Webb l'plerson sNWpnith en-
.ccNan leenfy-iour, l0pT owing io tho
larh ri ncle~-nty mirhihrlN. The prop.
srlv llat 1@r % systematically testrsl hy
Capt. franS iiphbar. ind ltali dozen
81 more tlfrn IA. qHt fnnchcs ARE bot
tnu4ld in clean. mf d(uiBhleorc, - tlT-
nn. ~pcclmcnr II ~. M taisrke~
I.i,sy ' psr 'S9s; ~, ~ ~ 800
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14
NORWAY CuRRENr.

NNAN III VIM
The new shaft on section Twenty-Five
has been commenced, and will be sunkas
quickly as possible.
The Iudington has sent out, up 10
Monday morning, $4,000 tons 81 ore,
this year. and there IL now no doubt
that the estimated l5O 900 tons will be
shipped.
No change in the force at the Mile has
taken place. Tie hoisting machinery
and the comprcssors have undergone
some repairs, and everything isbeingput
into shape for future work.
Exploratory work H. Icing continued
ON section six, 1919. and also nt the
Appleton. Harrison and Brlar llili. At
each ui Those places some ore Is found,
but not enough To place them among the
shippers.
AZ the fudington about 900 tons per
day Is being mined and more than G,OOO
tons was mined last week The bob
Of the Cornish pump has been repaired
and new foundation put under II which
makes II work very smnothly. he
shaft house at ~ shaft Is being shcctcd
with iron and will present u very neat
appearance when tho work l. done.
The Wntrr continues 10 rise in the
Hamilton shaft, mud Wednesday il was
300 feet deep, having risen an average al
seventy feet a day since II was cat IN the
shaft The new machinery h arriving
and much 81 the heaviest castings are m
place, and the erection ~ the engines viii
be completed as quickly ~ possible.
I.atcr-F Friday morning the water had
risen $50 feet IN the shaft.
The low OF wafer in the Hamilton
SHIFT, No. hns made ~ appreciablc
difference in the amount Of water IN the
LudngtDu. When SHIFT AZ at the
ludingtpn was sunk, a "yug, or iissurc
was struck which has yielded a flow oi
about POO gallons oi wltpr per minute.
Since the striking 81 the water IN the
Hamilton, this llowat "A' hHs decreased
about one hall, and demonstrates
to u certainty that there ~ u connection
between the water way at the 200 foot
level of the a. nt the Ludingtun, and
the water way az the 1876 level of shaft
No. . at the Hamilton.
Prof VI. 4, Wudsworth, director Of the
liouglilua Mining SQhqol and State geol-
oeist, has ucen spending the week on this
range, making his headquarters at Iron
Mountain. lie informed the writer that
there are now sixty-six students at the
school, and that the work Is going on
worry smoothly and successfully. We re-
ceiped rpmr days ngn u copy 81 the
school catalogle giving much valuable
Information concerning the school, its
aims, regulations, faculty students and
courses Of study, and the doctor has on
9nccr thumbs ior iha volume, which was
printed 40 The Job rooms ~ the Mar
qucttc Mining journal, aud, il j. needless
10 any that the work was well done.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-14

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any work in the lines stated and al classes the
possible notice which represent
to those who pat IN establishment
The wood working completed cycrs
that line prompt
Especially made repair work mining mill machinery;
work personal supervision and tune
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Shops East end Of Superior Avenue Crystal Falls Michigan.