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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Pasadena, California, claims 10 la u
health resort, and great deal has been
written and published ~ late years
about the efficacy ~ its climate, espsc
tally IN regard Ia lung dlsenses, but the
report OF the board Of health ~ that
place for the year ending the first ~
May last, will 20 far To convince con.
sumptivss that they will have to tiud
some other place. Pasadena is n town
JUS, about the sue ~ Albuquerque, and
the report referred To shows that there
were oGc hundred aud twenty eight
deaths during the past year, ~ which
nifty five or nearly one half we're from
phthlsls. And Il cannot bs claimed that
these victims ot consumption we're ~
far gone wllh the disease that they
were ready to die when they went
there, because II appears from tho fig
urea given that nine ~ the nifty live had
lived there Tor number OF years
II these figures prove anything they
prove very coGoluslvely that Southern
California IL not the country Tor con
sumptlyts, because this report shows
that nearly three iiiths 81 the enormous
total ~ tity five deaths that occurred in
Pasadena IN Que year from phthisis
we're Of persons Who had either been
born in the county or had been in the
place long enough TO have developed the
disease after going there. 1t will not lie
denied, Of course, that In any place pop,
ularly renowned as IA health resort, there
will be- more or less deaths Of persons
who 20 TO such places in the last stages
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Accounts from ARIZONA show that the
people II our nrls hborlng territory are
tnkIug much more interest IN the New
Mckee far than they have ever taken IN
former Years. aud this, together with the
unusually low rate 81 fare which the
railroad IL Offering viii bring very large
attendance from that part ot the country
Letters received from the several towns
along the line ~ the Atlantic n Pacific
road. and from Prescott, Phoenir and
aud Tucson, all tell the same story: and
say every body 10 coming TO the fair"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Washington, u. g, Aug. 1.-THE an.
npal convention ~ the American Micro
scopicnl society opens here 10 day with n
large attendance ~ delegates. During
the ensuing three weeks there will bc n
succession ~ scientific gatherings in the
capital. and altogether II will he red
letter month fur science.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
SAVED

several hundred dollars expense, by using
Ayers StT,gmtilla, and would strongly
urge all Who are troubled With lamrncNS ~
rheumatic pains iu give II atrial am sure
It WI dn 'hrm permanent good, ~ II has
dot" mc. "- Mt, Joseph Wood, West rlatts.
hurGh, NN
nr ! " Shields, ~ Smi,hNilc, Tenn,
SAYS co. regard Ayers SatNaparilla rs the
best hluud medicine on earth, and know ~
many wonderful curcN effected 10y It's use"
For many year, was laid NJ with scrof-
ula. ~ treatment being 81 any hcncht AZ
length was recommended Ia give Ayers
SatSnpatllla trial ] did So, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

" disease ~ Tar gone that no climate,
boweve, cflicac,ous, could 10 them any
good but such deaths always occur IN y
few mon,hs, and ~ this class Pasadena
r., orts fourteen, ur only about twenty
four per cent ~ the total number, leav
ing seventy SIX pcr cent Who had J,S,dcd
there long enough tu show that they had
sufficient vitality when they went 10 ~.
slSt, the shork occa-loncd 10y the change,
aud To- take advantage ~ any remedial
qualities that the climate might possees.
THE oil idea that u climate IN beno
iiclal ~ crnsumptNc patients merely
because ~ ,ta "mlducss" that ", free
FROM severe cold has b-cn very
thoroughly exploded, aud the most
eminent medical authorities are now
agreed that tho conditions must cs-cut,al
Ntc hghtuo.e and dty ness ~ the a,mus
purrr two conditions which cannot ~
vt ~ ~ near the r,a level. ~ course,
u tu these prerequisites can bc added
ciuahnty ~ Temperature, the conditions
bryumr much more favorable, bnt that
u rlmp,y mild climate Hlun" viii not
suffice, has hccn tLuroughl, dcmuns,rH
graveyard ~ more rpu-ump'lyr patients
than ANY other climate Va the county
The lif Srrr ~ mild aud damp, and very
agreeable 60 the patient nj first, but ne
L.
gruetaIly hurs. after u residence ~ IL lew
weeks. that L." n injured rather thar
benefited ny It TIE theory held by tn,
Hhlrsi hriiral men nov - days IL thA
the ruusumpiiyo patient requires an alt,
tudc - nnout tive thousand feet above
sea level, 10 order 10 get the dcgre" %
u'muerucri, pressure mos, bru,lirlal I,
him. and that AZ tie sUmr time the 81
should br almost totally drS o. uidr
tu give tho lsst trsult-. AID tie rAp.tl
crre - hi. YEATS fully runttus tnr
theory Ihrnt usrh,rcmust h""hght
/ and dry "tdltIs ,mr'esthI" 'or AR u
g." SEA level To- puear-s either ~ thee
VualuuE. me- matter hos "mlld' Ia
, climate may br Such cuudulous ar
, only 80 Dr found Ut =, ~" point utuhte,
, ~ Aluulurrlur ~, al about IT," prupe
? elevation auuVr sea level aud ~ truui
a 'rrm the srd, or any other larH" bod
~ water. that the AR II never charge
With moisture Wchave hrrrtp', ~ rricl
rrd tu the Tact that committee ~ Ia
Fr"Ich medical cungtrss uL"u; the mos
eminent medical buirs II lh"ago ate
, It thorough and eClrutitr examination {
H." merits ~ numerous points hnVlu
strong riaius as health trrurts, ~ EnruU'
' ASA. A'rca nGd AmriI'l, uuaulmonsi
! agreed that hrrltmatir conditions u IT.
\ RIO Graude vall-! at aud NEAR Aluuqur
que, gave greater prumlsn ~ ucurilru
u trsulta to persons afflicted With luu
i Diseases than those ~ any other dstrlC
= at present known ~ the world aud n
u earnest effort ~ nov belug made l.
prominent medical then IN Chicago nn
I other eastern cities, to induce CDugt"u
, IL make an Appropriation for TIA" pa
iuS" ~ establishing her" u uhNouhl shu
tntIum for the treatment ~ diseases
the class ia question.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
By Taking

about dozen bottles, was restored TO PER
feet health -- weighing 20 pounds - and am
now believer IN the merits Of Ayers Sarsa-
Iarilla - James rrtsy, Mine i"SS, Brcck-
snrldgr Coal To l.nnilcdN. Victoria, Ny.
My niece, Sarah A loscc, Was for years
afflicted with ScroiulouS huinor IN the blood.
Ahuul II months aga she began 10 use
Ayers satsapariiia. aud after taking three
bottles was completely cured - l., CANAL,
T. NJ Iosee Utah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
EDITORIAL NOTES

earnest ~ favor ~ securing new rail-
road facilities.
Au,oNA will hold u constitutional con.
ycntiou ut ~ TuiI, sept. = tn" p,uple
~ lha, cnterpt,siua territory want stat"
hOd
ru Sororro Advertiser pcttinenily
a-ks My TIE government chatges double
prc,e Tor ror, OHIO" ho,es IN New
Mexico
Is VIA, trrpcc' would II ,u.ute l.Rs
Vegas 4 the Dcn>etS k,uGrande should
extend frum Santa l'c ,o Albuquerque
aud thence IN to- 81 roru,
Tn nations ~ the u,d world are TAX
lug u lively interest 40 the Columbian .
r>puetiun The tar W,d tbc stca,rst
TIA, has ever been ncld.
H. followers are still engaged IA the
attempt To- ra.hat" H." ,erce,ouS selfish
nr., " Grover Cleveland ~ refusing To
4 take part ~ the ono campaign
Mo>N In ,,p-r aud scarce IN To" cast .
except uu ru.l nul yet husIurs' IL ~ "
h-n,', ruauI,,tn uui .t'r "u'rtpfto can
depend 90 % ,,tciu, hut substantial re-
port
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:, WHICH ron'7 from N,''"' nn' y" 81
, cum-t"ni'hI evidence J"r" Marion WIS
/ hanged tour I'"r- "I" ~ ''' ''"' ''' "
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
A FORTUNE

Inherited hy few, Is pure blood, free
from hereditary faint, Catarrh, con.
sumption, rheumatism. Scrofula,
and many other maladic> hnrn IN
the hluod. can hc rnc,tnally cradi.
Gated only hy the rs" oi powerful
Alternatives. The standard specific
for this purpose -t h" one hcst
known and approved - X Ayers
Sarsaparilla, the compound, con-
ccitratcd extract Of Honduras sar-
>aparilla, and other powerful altcra-
tlvcN.
Il consider that I have been
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

The Cerr,llus Rustlcr says The Com
mcrcial club oi Albuquerque has called
u railroad meeting to la held IN that city
nn the 18th u September, for the pur
puse ~ urging the extension ~ the ID.
4 H. Il through Santa fc, Cerrlllos, san
Pedro and to Albuquerque. Delegates
to this meeting Will hc selected from
each ~ these places The movement ~
u good one whether It accomplished much
or little. II the ID. n X. g., can be IN
terested IN such an extension there may
be some hope. 80 Tar M the Santa IL
Southern IN concerned, there appears
mono. The writer hfuached this subject
to 0en. M.lley ut Santa Re Monday 10y
asking abruptly when the road would he
running INTO the south county camps,
The General appeared surprised that
SAID nally that the road would never run
! there There vas no lnducement he
SAID. When asked Why they had gone
| tu the trouble aud expense ~ making u
survey. hc SAID then they expected
something from the Atlantic \ Pacific
after the Santa fr company gained con.
/ troll " that line, there was nothing left
to induce them To- extend. Further he
SAID: The y. +. Il =. T. road are able
g. build IA line - San Pedro cheaper than
would any other company, and would
doubtless do 40 II they thought there
would be business enough result - Jus
tN." Whatever mny have brought
about these conclusions, tue General did
not explain what the posslbIe mission 81
his road extending from Espanola u
Santp Fr, u distance ~ little more than
- miles could pusslbly be, lying through
n country that produces nothing. In the
southern port,ons 81 Santa Fe county
aud tho eastern part OF Bernalillo, there
are not hundreds, OF thousands. but
millions 81 tons u ores awaiting treat.
ment at u profit with easy transporta
ton and close smelters. A railroad to
aud through these mountains would
mean great reduction works at both
Albuquerque and Cerrllloe; would devel.
op and operate hundreds OF mines, aud
would bring into market our Goals for
fuel and iron fJr huxinH, II in non
sense To say that the road would moi
pay. II would be u BONANZA, both &c
the company aud the people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
&ow ,os n,s,NH--

AL ilN NNkkfNAl'U W WV l''l'' w
ne,ghlnt,ne towns, interested ~ il"
matter, the Commercial club ~ iluH ciiH
has issued formal imitation To- H." cat.
i,ena ~ ~ 'hnsr places directly interest
ell IN the extension ~ tie Denver hlo
Gtandr railway, to meet the ct'Iirh7 ~
Albuquerque ~ convention at tbs place
on the 18th 20 NEXT month tu consider
I'm, lrs, mean u uc employed 'ur IT."
nccomp, shmcnt ~ the drrJrrd eud Now
lc, the ,rople u every ihr" Interested
ia the enterprise 90 g. worn and max"
the convention fuc,era. The dai" hhs
been fixed ~ that dcicgatcr IAN come iu
the convention Ut the eauc TIN" thW
they come to the bar, and thus have We
benefit ~ the one cent u mile tat" 'u TIE
railways, and Il ha. alec Dr"u nNrl 800 h-
10 not Iuirtfrt, VIII lhr cuL.ruii %
called ~ meet D., 81 ln-H 20 H." ,u''f'-'
~ another ori"tprirc, bat '' 49, Z. enable
uNr people 4 those towns Interested o.
both prulcc,r g. attend both r'u,ru
toms.
We hoIo 1, r,r % tan delegation rfcr
cut from every town 81 tu, hu" - 'n"
proposed rN'yl -.1u. Il n q mattel 81
more than Ordinary twr. rtuur" ru 'hru.
and rrr 'ha' tie, pautut afford - lcs
lcv We lHuc,r TIA, tie '.w" .s rI"
flr pccurue nuultrr railroad 'tNm hca
,cf Through NrW MrN.ru ard ru--.h'l 20
the sulr Ito pruj'r 3 Wat y.tl 'r,t
tho need - .u.N rai hri ut, %.
rrndy taking 49,, preliminary .',ps
rrrresnr, g.. ,".urr . \ positive "N'
rrrs- .Yr frum uI iLr iuI.rpu' towns
MON, tl,- ..u,. would la1,p r.ui r'r.,
a. rucuttsu- arI -'uuE'A,u..s a."
movement lr. ur"u.un'. uri t.."
u'il,t town. It.rn l',f'-',, % %"
proposed ,>',..I.r, a." .ir"r' .a ~ 81.
p,uN,r y r. G-audo ruuI n't ',''.l
tou- - D,u,et cat '''. iIN 81. "n'"'
,r.-c ~ our tNut directly r.r.uitH N'rH
large u',p,tt..r tire r".i.". 70 .- '"r
rlut, l,r, l.r utu-t 0H. I.''tl' ''' .-
~ N,n N,.t.rr dI'rrll .r'"r"H''., OBJ
i...u.,,y,rrt. naJ tmur., tics" ATE a."
tNu Inrsr.' rIa.ua. ilr go" i'Iug o."
rapiW alI ,Nn .'lcr ~. w"tur.
center. = to 'rrrt - Su.N t.I .-
tn,.r. cannot iail 'u uaNrtE .rI r''u'..'
~ convincing 'hr rn.Wa, ruwIH', D-
veil n, ne 20, pile - DrhN"r Wa, TO-
Cruu'r. through WM,h thl. prui.., lrN
,ru.,un b.. torur val, una0.ri uIl 10 o.
email mca..rr ,.lhr ''tNi, : o." road
and the trad. = nrG'.r Sow let oil
tho-r who are ,,,oryrt"d 80 The mN'"f
take the urcrrsary r'rps - ha,, ,lrt'
" ~ properly represented a. tic COIN
,us convention. nuI let u. mak" = m "N
pfensluu - vupu,nr rrtiDm"ut sucl a.
r,,.,,., H.. .r,,,,i,.d,r.,rul IT, that VA,
,.,,l, ,.,, o.,r %,
sult ~ great good, not puiy t. uUy rrspr.
tive towu,, hut t. the entire territory
,.t ever, town send q fuil delegation u
A.. Ines, men. nnl let every lunu com,
pr.par,d t. ION IA the work ia earnest
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15


Master Freddie TaIbott, captain OF the
Albuquerque kid base ball club-the
young Maroohs--ls IN receipt of the FOL.
lowing letter, winch il respectfully sub
mltted to presiGent Hall, Of tho terrific
rial fair. for action:
SANTA FL, July -, 1891.
Captain Fred Talbot. Albuquerque:
Dear SIR Bert Ward told me to write
to you and inform you that unless you
got President Hall 10 offer u prize u s1l5
We would not 90 down. m you are sell
aware our expenses will bs more than
nat See Mr., Hall and work II up, get
e. and We will come duwn.
Yours truly,
Gus OlIRIEs, SeC'y.
The kid nine Of Santa Fee IL composed
Of the following young fellows: Labade
catcher; O'Bren, pitcher; 0allegos, iirs,
base; Lee, second base; Ward, third
base; Catron, short stop; Hudson, left
field Parsons, center field; Mckenzie
right field -, substitute.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

In the territorial supreme court IN
morning the case ~ Waddingham v
Lucero was argued 10y Mr. John II. kn1
bel for WaddlnghHm and by +. Dose
for Luceru.
This afternoon the case Of Candelan'
W.. the A. 4. Il s. +. K, Il will be argue
by Judge Waldo for the railroad aud y
Mr.. Il. r. Rodey Tor Candclaria,
The case Of Skies Va. the A. n +, H. Il
may also be reached this a'ternoos
Judge ilazsldine and Judge Waldo 70
tho A. -. u, X. aad Is. =, Rodey 10
Skies Both are personal damage sun
IN which tSe railroad company were sue
cesstul IN the lower courts,
The case Of Cert W. Badaracco, inr0
wing a clga' contract, from AlbuquerqS'
was argued and submitted yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
ChArEca With Perjury.

Henry Hunlhg, Of Apache county, was
taken into custody this afternoon by
Deputy Marshal J. V. Paul, on II war.
rant issued charging him with perjury.
The charge IL based on afiidavits sworn
To 10y llunlug in making q homestead en-
try IN the Prescott land Office, It being
claimed that he had previously entered
land under the homestead act in New
Mexico, and the atiidayits made by him
in making his entry in Prescott, being to
the effect that he had never previously
ma 10 homestead entry. Prescott Jour
nal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
nam Juan County,

The management ot the territ D,
fair to be held at Albuquerque in Sep
tcmber ueit, seems To be taking hold Of
things with a vim and the fair will no
doubt DO u success. Ban Juan county
eau do herself proud at the exhibit, anu
our people should not hesitate to appear
at Albuquerque with such au ARA" Of
Wlze.w winning products that will place
this section at the head Of all tho coun
ties Of New Mexico. 49, Junction City
'Himea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
I'nrdsna Issurd

For cause deemed amply good aO1
suhclen, the governor has commuw|
the sentence Of Ralph Krrewitz, OIL
zorro, sentence to three years Tor NY
der in the third degree May ., ls'" =
Que and half years imprsonmg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

BayArd Saville has been ARRESTED on
CON plant Of OK senator Far, charging
h,m with obtaining money under false
Saville on tue strength OF u
letter purpor,ing to be from eS Secretary
OF State Bayard, induced Fair TO lndorse
q draft for $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

The leading railroads Of Europe will
adopt q system Of standard time the
same In principal US that ussd by the
railroads in this county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Notire OF suit.

Territory ~ New Mexico. county ~ IIrrnAlillo.
In district court, Second Judicial District.-ln
chAhc"ry,
John fet,is,
vs. NJ, dlgl,
Iouisa fettis,
The said Louisa Fettis IL h"teby nu, ihcsi that q
ball ~ CON plant has l--A filed against her in
sait CONT by John f-ttis Tor an absolute divorce
ami tho dissolution ~ the bonds ~ mAtT' n,Ony
existing between the parties, an the Rrounds ~
Abandonment, and Tor other and farther relief.
That unless sou, the said defendant, apIsar
In aaid suit NJ III" uetnl.r, iNii, term ~ said
Albuquarpue, In said county, an the first hondsy
In Ociobsr, isvi, decree pro confe~so viii b.
entered against yOu.
CuAs. y, huHT,
Clerk and hesister In rhAncery.
PHKLls A HI .oocy, No icit0rs Tor Com lainant.
Albaqasraas, n, H., July a. lsoi,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
pENs,o>s AM q, nI,c DEBT

In the North American Review Tor
August. Commissioner Green Is. knum
has an admirable article on the subject
~ pensions and the public debit which
ought Ia rec,lvr the careful attention ~
the public, since II sets forth the matter
Of pensions ~ IL true light, comparing
the amounts We are now paying the Hol
dicrs ~ the late war, With those which
We have already paid g. IT," capitalists
and It cannot be- denied b! any fair mud
eel rersuu that the men whu furnished
the blood are entitled a. as mur. con
slderation ~ thus" Who hay" furnished
the money. Mr. ltanm eaIs
"At the close ~ the war, when the
country VAS staggering under great
weight ~ debt aud taxation, tn" men
who controlled the legislation ~ the
country dbl not decline Ia provide Tor
the payment u the public debt because
IL was large. Such action would have
been both cowardly aud dishonest. On
the contrary, they ibr"d the great prob
lem with courage aud solved II with wls'
dom aud honor, They amended the con
stitutlon II the United States, aud n
amendment XIV, section t. Il II declared
that "the validity u the pdulo debt ~
the United States, authorized toy law, N.
GLIDING debts for payment oi pensions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-14

Everything in the latest Style
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-14
VOLUME ".
DEATH OF MRS. UTTER.
KIND AND LOVING LADY sUccuMBs TO
THE INEVITABLE.

AT hall past five o'clock on Monday
morning occurred the death Of Mrs. ID.
y. u. Utter at sier home at Dunn Mine.
The lady had been sick since the sixteenth
day OF December, on which day she had
given birth 10 twins, who lived but "A
short time. A iamily Of two boys, aged
respectively seven and three years, and a
sorrowful husband survive her. The
funeral occurred from Dunn Mine on
Tuesday afternoon aud was largely at
tended. passing through this city To the
cemetery across the river where the re-
mains were inferred. The deceased,
whose maiden name was Alice T.. Lam
son, WIS married in Escanaba, In July,
1881, to David Utter. The couple were
pioneers at the Delphic, Mastodon and
Dunn mines. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lamson,
the lady's parents, Of Waucedah, were
present at the funeral. Two brothers
and two sisters of the deceased reside Mt
Dunn Mine. The bereaved family and
relatives have the sympathy OF The DrA-
MoND Drill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-14
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.
SHORT NOTES GATHERED IN BY sPRY DRILL.
REPORTERS.

KS. Buck, the jeweler, Iron Mountain,
has succeeded in making short engage
ment with j. II. Ostrander, the expert
opticinn, who will be with him all next
week. Mr.. Ostrander is one of the best
posted and most successful opticians in
the west. He is not only skilliul me-
chanic, but holds diploma from the
Chicago college OF optics. II your ewes
trouble you, you can't afford to miss
seeing him.
Thomas O'Brien, OF the Bannerman
house, who has been quite sick the past
week Is now able TO be around again.
His mother, Mrs. VIM. O'Brien, of Re
public, was here the most OF the week
giving him treatment The lody depart
ed for home yesterday morning. She
was accompanied here by her son Ed
ward.
j. H. Ostrander, the expert optican
scinims that eight cases in ten ofcross-cye
(Stra bisplus) can be Strengthened with
out the use of the kniie, II attended To
during childhood, Mr.. Ostrander will re-
main all next week in Iron Mountain,
with X. S. Buck, ieweler.
Capt Denny Haley and family ARE TO
take up a residence in home short
ways beyond the Shafer mine on the
Dunn road Mrs. Haley and her little
son will arrive from Florence, their form
or home to-day.
Mrs. ID. M. Cruickshanks, who has been
in this city for the past two weeks, at
tending her sick sister, Mrs. /. j. Monroe,
departed for her home in Menominee
Monday. Mrs. Monroe is now convalesc-
ing
Mcssrs Jackson 4 Fitzpatrick. electri-
clans and plumbers. have established "A
branch office Mt Iron Mountain. They
have now considerable business TO at
tend to in that city.
A sister OF Chas. Ross, OF this city, re-
siding nc Hanover, Ills, is seriously ILL.
A telegram announcing the same caused
Charley TO depart 10 the home on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Berlowitz departed
Monday morning for eastern cities. They
will visit at Toronto, Canada and go on
10 New York and will be absenta month.
Township politics are coming in and
the usual lively contest for the several
offices is promised. Al. Austrian il in for
the nomination Of township treasurer
Quite number OF sports from Iron
Mountain and other towns on the range
were here Saturday night Co witness the
glove contest between the two Jims.
Early this week NJ. Frankel departed
on a business trip TO Milwaukee, Chicago
and other cities. He will return about
the goth.
10. johnson, of Pickands, (bctter
known ms Hemlock,) IL selling tickets for
the railing Of "a breech-loading ilre-arm.
VIM. Doucet, Herman Rau and Casper
Aberle went TO Lansing Tuesday morning
Business was the cause of the trip.
Charter members for the A. o. u. w
are falling in rapidly and IL viii not bs
,ong before the lodge is instituted.
Bob Ferguson, the gcntlemanly bar.
tender at Doucet's, resigned his position
and went 20 Green Bay Monday.
Prof. stiles, OF Fond du Lac, Wis, was
in the city, few days this week.
Michael Oswald had well dug on his
lot this week.
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