The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
UPPER PENINSULA NEWS
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CLIPPED AND CONDENSED FROM our
EXCHANGES.
Wolves are numerous in the vicinity
OF Florence.
Iron Mountain is next on the list fer
free mail delivery.
Ironwood is Just now having tussle
with the Sun lay closing law. Several
arres have been made.
Houghton is to have a soap factory.
This does not signify that the great
unwashed' fingers in that vicinity.
The village OF Red jacket hns grant
to Edward Ryan and Jno. ID. Cuddihy.
Nothing but snperlative merit can nc
count for the phenomenal reputation
achieved by Salvation Oil. It kills
pain. Price % cents.
The Darwinian theory perplexes the
multitude. They object to descendants
from monkeys. But not even baby
objects to DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
A Swede whose name was not known,
was stabbed through the heart, in a
drunken row between gang of Firms
and Swedes, at Newberry Monday
night.
Michigan las sixty five copper ines,
which have produced, up to 1890, 1897,
100 420 pounds of copper, valued ut
$243, 706, 500. The iron mines of aIich-
igan have produced over 80, ,OOO, 900 tons
Of ore.
A legal contest appear, to be brewing
for Dickenson county. 1t is stated that
papers have been served on some of the
appointees of the new county, asking
them by what authority they are serving
as officials.
Singing breaking down in the Hecla
sand wheel house precipitated Damas
Larose, a carpenter, sixty five feet. He
struck on his head and suffered concns-
sion of the brain. He lived thirty-six
hours after the injury.
George Rowe, 16 wears old and
9 feet in. in height, crazy on religion
(had been attending the salvation army
meetings) ran away from his home mt
Iron Mountain and is wandering in the
woods il he is alive.
The state board of health held sani.
tary convention at Iron Mountain last
week. The death mortality resulting
from the epidemic of typhoid fever
between August and October reach
ed the number of thirty two out of 1876
cases.
The great Calumet & Hecla mine
produced the wonderful amount of
4.220 tons of copper in October, break
ing its record of production. The
Allouez mine produced 40 tons, the
Kearsarge 100 tons and the Atlantic
200 tons.
The title to large amount of.proper-
ty at Menominee has been found to he
defective. The original owner of the
property, Mrs. w. G.. Boswell, is still
living, however, and it is believed will
give new deeds that will perfect the
titles without trouble.
Burglars are pretty mean at Menomi-
nee. One OF them entered the parson-
age OF the French Catholic church and
stole contribution box containing
about $65 in cash. They spurned two
smaller boxes that sat near by and that
were light in weight.
The Quinnesec Logging Co. of Mar
inette, will bnild narrow gauge log
ging railroad into the timber hear
Popple river. The logs will come down
the Menominee river. They have u
contract to furnish the Marinette lum-
Der company about 200, 900, 900 feet of
timber.
Sunday morning the general store,
Office and lumber shed of f. w. Read &
Co., at Eagle Mills, together with the
railroad depot, were totally destroyed
by fire. The loss to Read & Co. is
about $13, 200 partly covered by insur-
ance. The fire originated in the store,
but the cause is unknown.
They have some queer people in Neg
aunee. The other day Leander Koski
moved out of the house he had been oc-
cupying, and left lying upon the floor
of a bedroom the body of one of his for
mer boarders. stark dead. Investiga-
tion showed that the man had been sick
with typhoid fever and had died of
sheer neglect.
Sault Ste Marie citizens are extreme
ly anxious for the United States govern
ment dry dock, promised when the st.
Mary's Falls canal was transferred to
the government. At this time q sum
Of money, about $65,00O, was turned
over with the understanding il was to
be used in the construction Of dry
dock at the $500"
Consumption Cured.