The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03
UPPER PENINSULA NEW
CLIPPED AND CONDENSED FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.

The ishpcming Daily Press has sus-
pended publication.
the Peninsula mine, Ho ughton
county. has been closed indefinitely.
Another Upper Peninsula daily has
male its appearance. II is the Daily
Copper Journal, published at Hanock.
George W. Emery, one of the lead
ing republicans of Houyh;on county,
wants to be deputy oil inspector.
Houghton people want Gov.-elect
Rich to rcappoint G. ID. Lawton as
commissioner OF mineral statistics.
john f. Arnott will, Mt the Sault,
operate saw mill with daily capac-
ity OF 10000 feet, employing about SO
men.
A. p. Waldo has resigned as post
master at Masonville Delta county, rec
ommending Mrs. Jennie Reynolds ms
/ his successor.
The shoe store OF w. o. Kodatz,
Menomince, was burglarized Wednes-
day night and $500 il cash and a large
quantity of stock was scared by the
thieves.
A postoflice has been established in
tie Swede homestead settlement, near
Rock River, Alger county. IL will be
called Limestone. j. Ii. Johnson is
postmaster.
A rumor is current to the effect that
the Schlesinger syndicate has ordered
the Chicago q North Western to vaeate
the Escanaba, Iron Mountain & West
ern, and that it Will be operuted by
them.
Fred Bctcsch of Menominee left the
LacroiX farm forty-iive miles up the
Menomine River, week ago to hunt
deer and has been missing since. He
is worth $15, 600 and has no relatives
in this county.
The big Chaplin mine at Iron Noun
tain has 1910 men on its pay ROLL and
disposes of $50, 900 in slulring it up.
On Thanksgiving day the management
gave away $40 turkeys to the married
men in its employ.
Friday afternoon Samuel II. Hodge,
only support OF widowed mother, had
the fingers of his right hand blown off
and severe wounds indicted on the head
and body by spark from a lamp drop
ping into a box Of mining caps at the
Franklin Mine.
A big -heme is on to control the mar
ket, TO corner it, and the price is in
creasing every day. The head of the
scheme is rs usual ut Chicago. Very
large quantities are stored in the coun-
try and are not allowed to come to mar
ket.
George A. Lonstorf, Of Milwaukee,
who, after litigation OF IL years, came
into posse 'sion OF one half Interest in
/ 100 acres of the most valuable iron land
in the Vermillion range, is to:mo.
Negaun &c boy. The property is worth
/ about $5000)0, and the decision was
rendered by the secretary of the interi-
! or.
4 Sault people are raising purse for
/ James NJ. Nolan, formerly a well known
and honest laborer of that city, to aid
( him in securing lawyer to defend him
in his trial for the murder OF his wife.
/ James went to Chicago and married q
pretty woman who, however, turned
ont to be 4 common prostitute. After
repeated vain efforts to reform the
woman he, in tit of desperation, shot
( and killed her.
An exchange says: "The business
man who fools with dirty, dauby, rub
/ Der stamp instead of letting a printer
do decent job for him, is wasting his
time and losing money IN the outcome.
BE business like if you are n business
man. The person who attempts to do
business without "A firm name, business
aud address neatly printed on letter
and envelope is considered extremely
+ rustic by the commercialworld.
A. N. Hay. managing director of tho
Isle Royale Lsnd corporation, the Eng
lish syndicate owning the greater part
of the island of that name in Lake Su-
perior. left Duluth for the island Mon
day morning, Tie statement that all
work on tho island in the search for
copper and other minerals was to ho
abandoned j. erroneous and forty nen
vii explore with diamond drills all
winter. Tho company has sunk $780,
900 in the past four years, so far with.
ont result. AZ or the return Of Mr..
Hay from The present visit to the island
the men employed the g will he wi hout
any communication with the outside
world until spring