The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08

from the hotel and up the wide level
valley Of Spring creek: grass grown,
elm shaded, guarded by high hills,
cooled by the brook itself full of trout,
winding its serpentine course through
it. L'Anse p icnics here. L. s. Demo
crat.
UPPER PENINSULA NEWS.
CLIPPED AND CONDENSED FHoM OUR
EXCHANGES.
The Escanaba justices, Glaxier and
johnson, who were ousted from Office
by Gov. Winans. will take an appeal to
the supreme court.
The company that builds whale backs
at Superior has just doubled il capital
aud laid the keels of two mote boats,
bigger than any previously bui
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. II and
II will he red letter day for Red
jacket. The A. o. U. w. OF the Upper
Peninsula will hold their grand reunion
there.
One of the largest RATS eva towed
across Lake Superior was reported on
its way to Bay City n day or two ago.
1t contained 6.0O0, 900 feet of logs, val
ued at $4,000. 81
The boom company which sorts logs
for the mills at Menominee, Mich, and
Marinette, Wis, is handling about
5000 900 ieet daily. The mills have
about months supply.
Horace J. Stevens, of the Ishpem-
ing Daily Press. may as we'll ,sell out
and go west. His doom is sealed. The
al. j. correspondent has commenced
singing doggerel at him.
The supreme court has affirmed the
judgement OF the Gogebic circnit court
awarding Shiudler $500 damages
against tine NJ, l.. S. & w. railroad Tor
inju,ies sustained by his son two years
ago.
Oscar Ongie, porter at the Michigan
me House, purloined $500 in cash and
valuable papers from boarder. He
WAS detected and restored the stolen
property. He is making his home
somewhere else now.
The following figures ale @yen for
the July copper output: Calumet a.
Hecla, 1914 tons; Quincy, 570ts Frank
lin, 202; Atlantic, 212. The sAllouez
stamp mill was obliged to close on
account of lack of water.
Christ Alsbach, of Lake Linden, was
out hunting Sunday when he heard the
report of a rifle and felt the bullet as it
entered his breast and lodged in his
back. 1t is not known who fired the
shot, but is supposed that It was a
stray bullet fred by some other hunter.
Alsbych will live.
Lightning played havoc with Ishpem-
ing phones last week. Forty-hve/ an
were burned out at the cen
tral station during a thunder storm,
besides several telephones. One pole
was knocked into kindling wood, and
for several hours the city was without
telephone service the wires being down.
Engineers for the St. Paul road are
making survey IN Marinette at the
mouth of the river in reference to the
location of the ore docks contemplated
by that company. Although Menom
NEE people considered them as already
located in their city, the prospects for
Marinette are better than theirs.
There is talk of establishing new
in the Crystal Falls schools
md that is a savings department, in
which the pupils can make weekly de-
posits of their pennies, Instead OF
spending them for gum and candy to
worry the teachers. 1t would no doubt
prove of much benefit, being p valuable
esson to the little ones.
The Keweenaw Redstone company are
making things lively at Portsge Entry.
While ut Cleveland last week Mr.. Case
secured the services of Joht Kern, an
expert quarry superintendent who will
lave charge of the work. The new
is on the ground the side
rack has been put in and q consider
Ible shipping has been done.
st. Ignace will boom herself as
ummer resort. A public meeting call
d last week by the mayor "set the ball
olling." Committees were appointed
md money raised Ly popular subscrip-
ion for the issuing of 1O0,0OO circular
olders presenting the advantages OF st.
gnace and her snrroundingsto the out
idle world as summer resort L'Anse
night take u lesson from he's neighbor
N the straits.
Conductor Robert Tillmaii fan three
niles'ove orders, last Tnesds3 which re-
ulted in collision OF empty and load
d ore trains on the curve al Mud Lake
lear Watersmeet. John Watson, brake
nan. was killed. Harry Martin, engi-
leer, had his leg cut of, ~ N. Till.
nan, brakeman, was fatally hurt about
he head. Both engines and thirty cars
re total wreck. II
Ewen's only industry, Clark, Farm
lam & Cos shingle mill, was totally
le ,troyed by fire last week.. The fire
originated in the boiler-robm of the
Mill. The capacity Of thb mill was
bout eighty thousand shingles per day.
The loss is $4,000, with very small in
urance. The mill employA about 40
,sen, who are thrown OUT Of work.
Nothing could be saved as The village
las no fire protection. The mill will
,robablv I've rebuilt at once.