The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
UPPER PENINSULA NEWS
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EXCHANGES.
Martin Kallander, ex.represent,tive
In The state legislature, is operating
two lumber camps near Even.
The California wine store. SAINT ste.
Marie, was destroyed by fire last Mon
day afternoon. Loss $4,000; insured
for 81, 800.
Il j. Leveque, a lumber operator at
Pori, is in financial trouble. His saw
mill and store have been attached by q
Chlca firm to secure the payment of
$1,5O0.
1t is probable that tho Mansfield mine
I plant will be turned over to the laborers
i'll lien of their claims for wages Mt the
time the mine collapsed and killed 2S
men
A woman who had been buying Cha.
pin bonds as an investment, went to
the Iron Mountain poor commissioners
with tears in her eyes and voice, and
begged for financial assistance.
the Italian Catholic church on the
Chaplin location, Iron Mountain, burned
to the ground Thursday. Rev. Father
/ Cavichi, who has rooms in the edifice,
had his face and head somewhat burn
ed, The loss is $4,000; insurance,
$1,000.
A well posted authority states that
one hundred million OF burned. over
timber will be cut this winter in the
Even district. 1t is all pine, and he
says that while times are hard and
money is scarce, he believes the entire
amount will be banked before spring.
The Trout Creek Lumber Company
Is building a arrow-gage logging road
to a pine belt that it owns six miles
south of Trout Greek. The track will
be completed in few days, and as soon
as everything is in perfect running or
der, the mills will start up and run most
OF the winter.
A frightful accident occurred
to yonng man named Henry
Bangieman i'll the Ludington, Wells &
VanShlk company's saw mill at Mem
ominee, last Thursday night. He was
caught in shaft by the shirt sleeve
and one arm torn from his body He
was otherwise mangled and died soon
after.
1t is estimated that not less than 600
miners of foreign birth have left the
mining regions of northern Michigan
and Wisconsin, and returned to their
native countries since the financial strin-
gency set in. The mines that resume
are employing only Americans, Cana
dians and Scandanaviuns.
President Miller of the Chicago Mil
waukee q st. Paul road has issued
orders restoring all salaries which were
affected by the ten per cent reduction
about two months since, The restora-
tion will go into effect on Nov. l. The
immense business done by the Mil
waukee road in Worlds Fair traffic and
the improved business situation are
responsible for the order.
A man Thomas Flans has been mis-
sing from Calumet four or five months.
Having no relatives or very intimate
friends no search was made. A hunter
accidentally discovered his dead body
last Saturday hanging to tree in the
vicinity OF Bear lake. \ coroner's
jury declared it n suicide. The deceased
was between 40 and 80 years of age.
No cluse for the deed is known.
The Detroit Evening News tries to
stuff it's readers with this yarn: "a
good deal OF the Russian caviar that
delights American epicures is made
right in Chippewa county, the head
quarters for the manufacture being
little island just off Menekaunee point.
The caviar, which is made from stur-
geons' eggs, is shipped direct to Russia
and comes back again with the Russian
trademark, which, of course, brings it
into immediate favor"
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