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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

!.!.s = - d s nF ss. Ss Lot
. go g Of lots :, s.. IS 9 i e 81
Albert Anderson running 62X IT, W LIS #, thence
n e2H IT, thence to place Of beginning
com at the n w cor of lands owned by Albert Ander
son. thence LIS IT. 62K #, thence l25 it. thence
80 40 81 10 20 IS
com at the cor of lands owned by Theo Grenier
thence 40 feet, 80 It. 40 it. thence 90 It along
Grenier's line TO place Of beginning
80 10 IL 26s rs 70 q %
com lS5 It w from the n of lands owned by the
Catholic church, running lbs IT, thence w 26 IT
thence rs II, thence to the place OF beginning
80 % SO 8 IS SO 20 g "a
com on the line of "a point where the W line
OF the NJ, II. g. U. r. r. Co. right of way intersects
said sec line, running thence southerly along said
right OF way to the west line of lands conveyed by
j. f. Shafer and wife to the NJ II. & o. R. r. Co.
thence westerly along the line to point where If
said n line were produced it would fntersect the
line of sec 3d. thence along the sec line to the
place of beginning, less piece decided to Golden
dayeS---------S % 6O 90 i % 20 As SO
Commencing at the cor of lands owned by John
Oleson thence A IT, thence along Jefferson ave,
as laid down in the unrecorded plat of E. A. Crutch
field l35 IT, thence northerly along the state road 81
#, thence e liz # to the place Of beginning
80 IS 30 IS l So 20 IS SO
Commencing at the cor Of lot 2, running to the
line of the LAnse and Houghton state road,
thence southerly along said road to the boundary
lima Of Il de anlA 90 A1nv (Nn11 an.IO
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

y OF e H.--24 100 z 10 ~ ~ y u
W % 80 IA 30 600 50 20 II So
Il of $40 IA 80 2 90 81 20 IL 81
sw Of "a 1870 Is loo % 70 pa
y of n ----36 50 31 80 IA 20 81
u of w 6---8 so 357 80 IA 20 81
X of e --36 80 357 80 IA 20 AL
sw y of NJ -8 40 179 % o. 20 Isl
Town 81 North, of Range 30 West.
n w of X ID 40 2S3 40 IL 20 44
Il of s eA lib so 565 70 % 20 76
com at post side of Is. running thence n 40
rds, thence 20 rds thence 40 rds, thence 20 rds
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
Rio Again sh.lled.

A cable received Tuesday from the manager
OF l.oudon bank in Rio, dated 10 a IN.
says that the rebel squadron resumed the
bombArdment OF Rio that morning. The
forts replied to the commandment OF the war
ships, after which the latter ceased firing and
retired out OF range.
The damage TO Rio ia not known, but IL
Is said to be heavy. The warships are also
reported to have suffered by the fire Of the
forts. and on several of the rebel ships the
shells Of the forts are said to have caused
death among the crew
In Rio there was much loss of life and de
siructson OF property, bu. full particulars
we're unattainable,
shipping Is now shut out of Santos and the
rebels have thus accomplished the object
they had In view When their ships were hrst
scnt to Santos, namely, to deprive President
PeiIo;o's government of the revenue he has
been deriving from the custom house there,
which was a Considerable sum of money, as
Santos Is port having large trade with
the European countries and with the United
statrs.
A Bgenos Ayres dispateh to the New York
iHorld says. The bonibardment of Rio de
Iane!ro, which began saturday, has sus-
ended soon after the bumbardment began
be foreign warships in the harbor ho!sted
I k-s L. a<i tfp-s-lscz.- 49, tf.--.'
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
Lower Fare TO Worlds Fair.
L assume

The Santa Fe Route has lowered the
Worlds Fair rate. 1t leads, while others
follow; being first to cut the price as
well as first in quick and comfortable
service.
The present ticket rate from Lamar tv
Chicago and return is536.S5.
The Columbian Exposition represents
the world in miniature. You get Euro
pean trip without the ocean voyage To
miss this chance for self education would
bea mistake always regretted. Another
mistake would be not to go over the
Santa F'e Route, which has the best and
most direct line to Chicago. Passengers
landed within one to four blocks of rapid
transit lines to the fair grouds.
Call on w. K. Cade local agent at
Lamar and ask for free illustrated folder
describing Worlds Fair buildings etc.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

l. o. o. f. as representative to the
Grand Lodge, will start for Denver
on Saturday. The Grand Lodge will
be in session next week.
1t must have rained very hard
south of Granada on Wednesday af
ternoon. The water in Granada creek
wa higher than has been known for
some years. Wolf creek also had n
good deal of water. To-day Thurs
day. it has rained all day slow driz-
zling rain.
W. w. Jones has demonstrated the
capacity of Granada soil to produce
as fine Irish potatoes as either Gree
ley or Monument. We had the pleas
ure this week of eating some of Mr..
Jones potatoes, which for size and
quality will equal any in Colorado.
The coming winter will probably be
the last one in which Granada will
look to the west for potatoes. Mr..
Jones is also supplying the market
with fine quality of turnips. We
believe that Prowers county will soon
be the garden spot of Colorado and
I Granada precinct the asparagus bed.
ARIEL.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
Non-Union seamen's Lodging House
at San Francisco wrecked.

one OF the most hideous crimes, resulting
from the long-standing feud between union
ana non-union sailors, was perpetrated at
can Francisco on the cath. Shortly after
midnight the southern part Of tho city was
rhaken by terr!fs explosion. A dynamite
oomo had been fired in front Of Water
Front boarding house filled with non-union
sailors. The front of the building was blown
TO atoms. Six Of the inmates were horribly
inangied- Two Of these were Instantly killed
and the others may die. BY whom the bomb
Nas fired is not definitely known The own
rrs oil the building openly charge the deadly
ueed up to some members Of the Seamen's
onion. OF these John Tyrell has been ar
rested
lhe house was kept by John Curtins. II
vas Curtlns' custom TO secure berths for his
patrons on ships employing non-union men.
n this way he Incurred the enmity OF the
seamen's Union Less than week ago hi.
place was entered by crowd Of union men
led by John Tyrell. Curtius was Threatened,
md When the men left they toll him his
iouse had only a short time to exist SUN
'1y night all the inmates retired as usual
soon after midnight an explosion occurred,
shaking the city for blocks. The entire front
pi the building was torn away, carrying the
'front.' Of the adjacent structure with 1t.
Men were ,hrown from their beds across the
street
The sidewalk where the explosion occurred
was ripped into atoms. A black hole with
smoldering beams a0out 1t showed where the
bomb blew up. -Four groanlng victims lay in
the street near by and beside them were two
eorpses, stripped of nearly every bit of cloth
Ing, laying In a pool of blood. An ambu-
lance vas soon upon the scene and the vie
tins were rescued from the debris and takeu
TO the hospital.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
The Churches

M f. CHURcH-S Sunday school at
10 o'clock a. m. Preaching at ii a
m. and 7:30 p. m The evening ser
vice will be union meeting.
Uxrryp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
hath school 10 o'clock a. m Sermon
at II a. m, subject; RESCUED from
Darkness Union service at NJ H.
Church in the evening, subject; The
Value of the Soul" W. f. Cochran'
pastor.
Christian CHURCH Sunday school
at 10 a. IN. Bible reading at II a. m'
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
Granada Items.

Samuel Mccain is down from
Stewart.
d. j. Loper and family have gone
to Iowa for the winter.
Mrs. l. Il. Barnes and children
were visiting David Barnes and fam
ily last Sunday.
7. ". Phillips and family, who
have been at Lamar for some time,
have returned home.
The Odd Fellows of Granada will
give grand ball and supper on Fri
day night of this week.
Writ and Miles Walker, who went
to Montana last spring with cattle,
have returned home. They took in
the Worlds Fair.
&c /. Hutchins after n long absence
was at home few days this week.
He then left for Ft. Worth, Texas,
where he has several months job.
If the republican county conven-
ton shows their usual liberality to
the east end, the independent ticket
will not receive 20 votes in Granada
precinct.
Mrs. Sperry, of Ration, New Mexico,
was in Granada Sunday and Monday
visiting her daughter Mrs. ID. j.
Loper. Mrs Sperry was one of the
early residents of Granada.
Marsena j. McAIillen, who has
been chosen by the Granada Lodge
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
Carlton News.

Mrs. r. C. McNeill is still very low
NJ. NJ. Priddy is on the sick list
this week.
c. H. Frybarger was in your city
this week.
Henry Finke returned home from
Holly this week.
Another republican voter added to
Carlton precinct
New goods arriving every day at
C. H. Frybarger.
Born september third daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Higbee-
The Lamar Milling Company is
seeding 100 acles of fall wheat near
Carlton.
DAVID Barnes, the we'll known
school teacher of Granada, was in
Carlton this week.
Sam Higbee is harvesting his
broom corn. His crop is good and
will make J ton per acre.
NJ. ]. McMillen saw eleven grey
wolves in one herd last Sunday.
Wolves are plentiful in this neigh
borhood.
The independent party held their
primary one mile southeast of Carl
ton in the sand hills. Why could
they not hold it in town. Ashamed
/ assume.
Colo. GRANGER.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

Heaton's novelty store is the cheap
est place on earth to buy goods. More
than 300 useful articles at less than
half the usual prices. Call and see
what we have to offer whether yon buy
or not. Something new every week.
Happy and content is bride with "The Ro-
chester she lives in the light of the morning.
To more. crise Rochester Lamp Co. Neio ore.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
LOCALS.

n lee has returned to Pueblo.
s,st Robertson Of the Ny ranch
% frum zuck Thursday.
i've quarters OF an inch of rain
Ala during the present week.
!, ie,al curollmen; OF the school
= sas hundred and twenty i've.
z Beat vent east on Thursday
ID be absen, about three weeks
tsi Mrs 5. NJ Walker left
~ poruing for their home in
asy LaSnbright, OF Las AniN
rss in the city on business on
knl Barnes, one OF OF the east,
sLsarss, was in thc city on
ir
AZ q; Carlton on Saturday the
hs wife Of Samuel Higbee, a
a
Es;uasn, Esq. returned to La
yesterday morning from Salt
ca!
X Fpbargrr, one of the lead
~ cad democrats, was in the
e Tuesday.
.el Faulkner rciurned the first
veek from his eastern trip, and
- 90 duty at the depot
nd Mrs. l. +. Reynolds will
~ The .ast the first OF the
Tbsy vii visit the Fair be
s,zraing.
ries Wright thrrshed -. bush
alfalfa se--d from 81 acre Of
The se'sd was grown on Irwin
vss, Of town.
vie OF Prof Stevens was in
4 4 couple of days this week
s'sTens was returning to Den
s1a the Worlds Fair.
stock OF goods offered to the
At such low prices by Mr.. 1r-
: eatircly new having been re
q from the market this year.
I Thursday a horse fell with
I Morris breaking his collar
Mr Morris was at the KY
I when the accident occurred
Saturday of last week Thomns
z killed a very fine buck ante
Tom can give points to the old
srs already Elem for instance
D. Stewart, of Rocky Ford, was
mated by the republicans of
2 county for sheriff. He is u
Der Of Z. VI. Stewart of this city.
aaiel keezee, of Prowers, was
setting business here yesterday.
Aeezee has been nominated for
''rer by the Bent county pop
Z. j. W. Lyons, of Holly, died
!. city on Sunday. Her many
-s speak in glowing terms Of
ierling worth, and Christian
= Her husband at the time of
cath was confined to his house
Slly by illness. The funeral
@ndueted on Monday by the
Cochran.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

The RrGfsTEK would like TO have cores
pondont in every community In the comfy.
Please send communications regularly. They
must be in the office By Thursday morning to
n.nre pnhlication-
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

ihs 70 school In wagon, Ray Gould
the son of w. Q. Gould fell to the
ground fracturing and disclocatinp
his right elbow.
). W. Lyons requests the REGISTER
to extend his thanks to the citizens
OF Lamar for their kindness and sym.
pathy during the great afiiiction that
has recently befallen him.
j. j. Bost father-in law of John
Williams left for his home in Illinois
Friday night His daughter Mrs.
Williams accompanied him. She
Will be absent about four weeks.
= W. W. Reynolds, of Holly, ]. Q.
Hagerman, of Granada, and NJ. j.
McMillen. of Carlton, members OF
the republican county central com.
mittee, were in the city yesterday.
J. W. Kriger and NJ j. McMillen
left to day for Denver They 90 as
representatives of their lodges to the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge of 1. O.
o. F. held there on October 3, 1 and
9Th.
<Mrs. A Deeter, Mrs. Fred Lee and
Mrs. W. + Cade left for the east on
Monday. Mr.. Deeter will join them
the first Of the week. The party
Will spend the most OF their time IN
| Kansas.
y Mr.. Heaton has received letter
from his son Barry. He is at the
town OF Santa Fe on the strip togeth
er with W. Furguson. Barry writes
that there are about 80 men there to
every job.
Having secured the S. Morris Ir-
NJ Company stock of merchandise
at sixty cents on the dollar. / am
prepared to give you the benefit OF
ktis gr,at bargain without fear of
e5mpetition. +. f. IRwTS.
The Santa Fe has again made a
srduction in rates to the east Con
t'nuous passage to Chicago one way,
sI7.25; continuous passage TO Mis-.
souri river points one way, sl0.15;
round trip tickets to Chicago, good
for 80 days,S29.
Last Saturday evening about 30
OF the north side farms gathered at
the Harper school house to discuss
the Feasibility of organizing corpo-
.tive association for transacting
general mercantile business. They
have another meeting tonight.
- gang of grey wolves have been
killing stock in the vicinity OF Carl
ton They recently pulled down
and killed a two year old heifer be-
longing to NJ J. McAIillen. On Fri
day of last week Mr.. McAiillen, L L.
Maxwell and Joseph Ball put in the
day hunting them with hounds.
They started three but did not get
any. There are eleven of them in
the gang.
The Prowers County Land x 1rri-
cation Company have 24O acres OF
broom corn that they are now har-
vesting. The total number of men
employed upon the work is H. The.
corn is the dwarf variety, and the
brush is pulled and not cut. The
crop was injured somewhat by hail
but it runs n ton of brush to five
acres of land, except 30 acres which
l. much better. Tee company have
Noperation three machines for scrap
ing or stripping the seed from the
brush. They have also machine
for baling the brush. The crop is
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

Samuel Mccain is down fror
Stewart
The herald., 1893-10-06
THE FAIR.


Secretary Thorne Making Many Pre-
psrations for the Event.
The board OF managers of the Los
Angeles industrial fair held meeting
yesterday. 1t was decided to add to the
list of events five-mile handicap bicy-
Gle race. The prize for fret place will
be a standard safety bicycle and for sec
ond place stop watch. The racs will
be run on Tuesday, the 18th inst. the
second day OF the fair. Entriee will be
received by the secretary Of the asuocia-
tion, L. Thorne, at No. 1917 North Main
street.
There will also be given two balloon
ascensions, the dates to be announced
later. Professor Rountree is the aero
naut, and in making his parachute drop
he performs series of acts on the ira
peze. Among other feats he hangs by
his toes and descends head downward.
1t ia the intention of the association to
have the present event the best ever
held in this section. They have erected
a pavilion in order to facilitate the
handling OF greater number OF dig
plays, The fair will be genuine old
time country fair. The management
especially desire that the citizens and
merchants generally combine and make
an extensive and varied display at the
coming fair.
The herald., 1893-10-06
THE CHAMBERS.

Several Horses Affected With this Dre1d
Disease-Hogs.
Glanders 10 very prevalent just now
among the horses OF this city. Recent
ly two animals afflicted in this way were
found at the crematory. Their unior-
tunate but shrewd owners evidently did
not care to take chances of their being
found in their possession, so consigned
them to the tender mercies of Messrs.
Ramieh & Marsh and their hot place.
The dead animal contractor was yes
terday called to Park Grove street to
carry away and cremate dead dog, but
on arriving at the place, to his surprise,
found in small hole which resemned
as though somebody attempted to dig q
well, FIVE dead dogs sll in bunch.
The herald., 1893-10-06
ELECTRIC FRANCHISE SOLD.


The Consolidated Electric Road Gets 1t
For &loo.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday
sold the franchise for an electric railway
between Los Angelea and Pasadena, to
w. D.. .Larrabee, representing the Con-
solidated Electric Railway Company for
$10O. 1t was the only bid put in. and
was accssted without a dissenting voice.
The line OF the road as defined by the
franchise is as follows: Commencing at
the intersection OF Pasadena avenue
with the north city boundary line OF Los
Angeles, thence along Pasadena avenue
to a point in or near Garvanzs, where
.he public highway turna from aaid
Pasadena avenue, easterly along the eide
of the hill, and runs along and over q
former right of way of the Los Angeles
and San Gabriel Valley Railroad thence
along said last mentioned highway on a
trestle 10 be constructed by the grantee,
adioini3g the present roadway on the
eoutherly s.,a thereof, to point abou.
200 feet vest of the westerly end OF the
county bridge across the Arroyo Seco; {;
thence crossing the highway to the
northerly side thereof; thence across
the Arroyo Seco on bridge to be con-
etructed by the grantee adjoining and
Immediately above the present county
bridge; thence along the highway to q
point on the west boundary line OF the
city OF South Pasadena.
Work is TO begin within 80 days, and
the line to be completed within II
months.
Capt. G. T. Healy and Charles Fore
men, were appointed delegates to the
Irrigation Congress.
The application Of G. Falkenb burg for q
saloon license at Norwalk WAS granted.
The herald., 1893-10-06
INTEREST TO HoRTIcULTRlsTs

shipments of Bimck Lzdybirds-Prof.
Koebeie's Appointment.
Mr.. Alexander Craw oi the state board
of horticulture arrived in the city from
Santa Barbara yesterday. The ship
ment of colonies OF the rhizobius ven-
trails or black ladybirds from Ellwood
Cooper's place has been going forward
as rapidly as possible and over AGO col
ones have already been mailed to va
rious applicants.
Mr.. Cooper will continue sending them
out until October 18th, when no more
will be sent until next spring. Applica-
tions for colonies this fall must be re-
ceived by Mr. Cooper before October
l1th.
1t was learned that Professor Koebele
has been engaged by the Hawaiian gov
ernment at salary of $4,000 q year to
visit foreign countries in search OF para
sites with which to fight the scale pests
of the Sandwich ielands. This will be Q
great loss to the state of California.
Professor Koebele's services in its be-
half in the same line have been OF in
calculable benefit to it, and particularly
to Southern California. This section
coulk do no better thing than raise an
independent fund to enlist Professor
Koebels'e eervices still, in his travels In
Australia and elsewhere, in securing
foes OF our scale pests.
1t il also stated that the entomology
cal department at Washington intends
to call Professor Coquillett. the resident
representative, to Washington and place
him in other fields. Thie will leave the
government department unrepresented
in California.