The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
UPPER PENINSULA NEW
CLIPPED AND CONDENSED FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Ironwood is to have big charcoal
furnace.
The officers of Sault STE Marie have
commenced crusade against the dives.
500 saints are fishing for big dry
dock and their prospects of success are
quite hattering.
Marquette has the measles, but it is
only just to say the disease did not
originate with a measly sheet published
there.
Ex-Rep. Louis w. Munthe, OF Iron
wood, well known throughout the up
per peninsula, wants TO be deputy rcve-
nue. collector of this district.
Warden Malmborg has sent in his
resignation to take effect April 1st.
AS his term expires March 3lst his
resignation comes just in the nick of
time.
State Treasurer, j. T. Hambitzer,
holds an option on the Peninsula mine,
Houghton county, and the prospects
are, that the property will again be
wrought.
A burglar entered NJ. g. Gleason's
saloon, ut Iron Mountain, Friday
night and got away with $103, Dave
Wngma,, of that city is suspected aud
is in custody
The c., M. & st. p. railroad is con-
Quoting extensive explorations along its
line in the upper peninsula. Several
exploring camps are located in the
Crystal Falls district.
1t is rumored hat Ishpeming is to
have another daily paper. Editor
West of the Peniusulnr Record and H.
j. Stevens OF the defunct Press are at
the heal of the scheme.
Calumet has u four year old girl who
weighs 1873 pounds. If shc keeps right
on growing until she is IL she will be
quite an armful for her "best feller."
She will be sent to the Worlds Fair.
The organization of Atkinson town
ship, which was recently created by the
board Of supervisors Of Iron county.
has been decl rred illegal by the su-
preme court on account of Irregular.
ties.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal John Nc.
Naughton, of the $500" last week took
back to San Francisco two Cinnamon,
who had smuggled themselves into the
United States by way of the Golden
Gate" They will be returned to their
native land.
Alfred Lozon perished on the ice be-
tween Maclinaw City and Island Sat
urday morning. He was in party of
four who were carrying thirty mail
bags. The others were completely ex-
hausted and reached the island nearer
dead than alive.
The longest train seen in the Upper
Peninsula was brought in from the mills
to Lake Linden. 1t consisted of 1872
empty cars, and went up grade of 200
feet to the mile, and around curves in
such way as to describe the letter 49,"
being over quarter of Il mile in length.
Alger county homesteaders are get
ting $500 stumpage for their "birdseye"
maple which is being purchased for
the New York market. Homesteaders
would do well to reserve this kind Of
timber when clearing their farms, it
will be worth considerable money some
day.
A warrant is out at Lake Linden for
the arrest of Ed. Smith, young mar
ried man. 1t is charge that he most
brutally beat his wife and young child
so often that the woman left him and
went to her father, taking the stage to
the Tamarack location. The two
were, however, dressed so poorly that
the child froze both hands, and ampu-
tation will viii PROBABLY be necessary.
John Hanson, an old resident Of
Michigamme, died very suddenly the
other night. and as he and Mrs. Han
sou had not been living very happily
together rumor got afoat that he had
been poisoned. An autopsy established
the fact that he died of apoplexy. He
was giving dance at his saloon and
boarding house that evening. nd as hs
had been drinking heavily it is not
unlikely the attack was induced by q
too free use Of liq or.
. Here's enterprise for you. The
ARRANGEMENT Of the new time table on
the D., s ). IA: railroad did mot suit
tho managers Of the NJ rqustte Mining
Journal in that M early trAia eft Mar
uuptte for lsl,peming and Negauuee.