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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21


First Publication April z. last April "a.
state 0i Michigan, County 81 Iron.-ss. AZ a
session ~ the Probate Court for said County.
held az the Probate Office IN the Village OF trys.
tai Fails on the Fifth day OF April IN the year
one thousand eight hundred aud ninety four
Present, Albert l.. Flewelling judge OF Pro
bate.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Carl Johan
Rydberg deceased.
fed. OF Adella Narearetha Larson praying that
a certain instrument now on file Ia this court
pnrportng TO bo the last VIII and testament Of
said deceased may be admitted 20 probate and
that the court appoint time and place for
proving said will and that due notice thereof be
given 20 M persons interested as the court shall
direct, aud that administration OF said estate
may be granted 10 Per Larson the executor
named im said win or To some other suitable
person and that such other and further proceed.
nRS may be had in the premises ~ may be re-
quired by the statute In such case made and
provided.
Therpupon II Is Ordered. That the thirtieth
day ot April next. at ten O'Clock m the forenoon
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition. and
that the heirs-nt.lnw Of said deceased, aud all
other persons Interested Ia said estate, are re
quiresl Ia appear at \ session of said Court. then
70 be holden Ia the Probate offiee. IN the Village
Of Crystal Falls aud show cause, II any there be.
why the prayer of the petitioner should not he
granted. Aud II IL Further Ordered, that said
petitioner give notice To all persons interested ia
SAID estate. OF the pendency OF said petition, and
the hearing thereof. by causing copy OF this or.
der 20 De published In Tux DIAMOND DRILL. u
newspaper printed aud circulated In said Coun-
~, three successive weeks previous 10 said day
OF hearing. ALnEHr I. FLEwEILISa,
Judge of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
Mortgage Sale.

First publication March "a last Jnne 10.
Default having been made Nv the conditions OF
n mortgage made by Emery Bower and Flora
Bower bis wlic, 90 Peter v Rover. dated the
18th day OF November A. D. 1900, and recorded
In the ONCE of the Register OF Deeds Tor the
County ~ Iron and State of Michigan on the
18th day OF November A. y. 1900 IN l.iber , Of
MORTGAGES on page 80 on which mortgage there
Il claimed 20 he due, at the time ~ this notice
the sum Of six hundred and two dollars and
attorneys Zee of fifty dollars as provided for in
said mortgage and no suit or proceedings az law
having been Instituted 20 recover the moneys
secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof, now therefore, by virtue Of the power
OF sale contained In said mortgage, and the
statute In such case made and provided notice
n hereby given that Monday the sth day az
June A. d. 1894 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
the sheriff OF Iron county, Michigan will sell at
public auction 60 the highest bidder AZ the front
door OF the court house IN the village of Crystal
Falls In said County of Iron, THAT being the
place where the Circuit court IN holden) the
premises described In said mortgeRe. or no much
thereof as may be necessary Co pay the amount
due on said mOrtgaee. with Interest nc seven
per cent and all irnal costs together with Rn at
torneyn Zee of nfty dollars covonAntcd for iu
aaid mortgage should any procccdings be taken
40 sorerlos~ The same The promises described
In said mortgago II "a follows Co wit Lot
number sixty 100 ~ 7 v, Schwartz aud Frances
schwartK first addition 90 the plat 81 the village
this goth day of March, A. ID. 1894.
u. l.. Aggy, ft1En BOWER,
Attorney Tor Mortgage. Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
Probate Notice.

First publication April 18th last April 2ist.
state Of Michigan, County OF lrOn-sS. AZ "a
ss. n OF the Probate court for said county,
h at the Probate Office, In the vlllagc OF Crys-
TAI Falls, IA said county. on the twenty second
day Of March, A. ID. 1894.
Present, Albert l.. FleweIling. Judge OF Pro-
bate.
In the matter Of the estate OF Nicholas Lacha.
pelle, deceased.
on reading and nllng the petition, duly verI.
fed. Of Stcfany Lnchapelle. praying that "a
certain instrument now on file Ia this court,
said deceased. may be admitted TO probate and
that the court appoint time and place for
proving said will aud that due notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested as he court shall
direct and that administration ofsaideState may
be granted 20 the said Stefany Lachapelle ana
Patrick E Dunn, OF the said village of Crystal
Falls, they being the executors llamed IN said
inst rument, or To- aome other suitable person
aud that such further order and proceedings
may be had Ia the premises and may be required
by the NJ atute In such case made and provided
Thereupon, IL n ordered that Monday, the
thirtsth day OF April next, at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon be assigned for the hearing of gaid
petition aud that the heirS.Ht law 81 said ~,
ceased aud all other persons Interested IN said
estate are required To appear ut session ui
said court then 90 be holden Mt the Probate
Office IN the SAID village OF Crystal Falls aud
show cause, II any there be, why he prayer ui
the petitioner should not be granted.
And it Il further ordered that said petitioner
give notice To the persons Interested Ia said
estate, oi the tendency OF said petition ana the
hearing thereof. by causing copy of this order
20 be published In rmE DIAMOND DnlLi., a news
paTcr. printed. published aud circulating Ia said
county. three successive weeks NJ least once IN
each week previous to the said day OF hearing
CA true copyl ALBEIT l.. FLEwELtiNo,
Judge OF Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL FALLS.

EXECUTIVE.
President. Edward Sweeney
Treasurer, otto NJ Brown.
Clerk. Herman Rau
street Commissioner. Gottleb Piciner
Marshal. John Dolan.
TRUSTEES
T.. +. Johnson Cs Henry
j. r. Bower Frank Raher
Casper Aberle John Harbour
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
News Of Personal Nature and Minor Happen.
ings OF Week.

News OF Personal Nature and Minor Happen.
ings Of a Week.
Capt. A. Gulgren, OF Iron River, was in
the city Thursday, attending the meeting
oi the county board.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burder departed on
Sunday evening last for their new home
at Rock Island, Ill.
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or
gripe, but act promptly, easily and elf
GENTLY. 25c.
Hon. &. Il. Roberts spent the week Mt
Milwaukee, Chicago, Cleveland and other
iron centres.
VIM. Eldred and George Brown have
returned from brief visit Co Chicago
liver Oleson, treasurer of IIematitc
township, was in the city Thursday.
Township Clerk Edward Scott, OF Iron
River, Was in the city Thursday.
A. b. McKinnon broke bread at the
Lockwood on Wednesday.
Lawyer A. G. Cook. OF Iron Mountain,
was in the city yesterday.
John Ritter departed for Hot Springs
Ark, this week.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
No,loe Of Attachment.

First publication April 7th., A. y. 1894; last
publication May 10th. A. ID. 1891.
Tic Circuit Court for the County OF Iron; Pet
er McCovern, plaintiff. vs.. Edward Boynton. de
PENDANT Notice u hereby given that on the
sixth day OF March, A. ID. 1891, n WRIT or
ATTACH MFN'r was duly issued out of and nm
der the seal ~ the Circuit Court for the County
of Iron ut the suit ~ the above named Peter
McGovern as paintin against the lands. tene-
ementS, goods. chnttrs, moneys aud effects ol
Edward Boynton also above named defend.
ant for the sum 81 Seven Hundred Dollars,
(s7OO.OO) witch said writ was returnable on the
Third day az April. A. d. 1894. Dated this 4th.
day OF April, A. ID. 1894. julius J. PATEK.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
Terms OF Circuit Court for the
Years i8o4-96.

MAnoUErrE. Mich, Sept %. 1909.
do hereby nx aud appoint the times ~ hold
ina the several terms Of the Circut cOntt Tor the
Twenty.ifth Judicial Circuit OF Michigan, Tor the
years isOf and 1895. a. follows, TO wit.
For the year 1894.
d. DICKINSON COUNTY .--Janunry =, hrst Ttiefdny
April y, second Monday July 10, third Monday
October n, second Monday.
DELTA COUNTY. January 10, third Tuesday
April ~, third Tuesday, July ~, fourth Tues
day. October a. fourth Tuesday.
MENoniNFE cOuNTy.--February ., nrst Mon
day; May I, first Tncsday; August 20. thirl
Monday, November ~. second Tuesday.
laos COUNTY February 10. third Monday
June 4. first Monday: October first Monday
MknouErTK CoUNry.-febrnnry 20. fourth
Monday May 10, third Tuesday. September
second Tuesday,; December 4, first Tuesday
For the year 1895.
DICKINSON COUNTY, - anunry a, first WetincH
day; April n, second Monday July 10, third
Monday. October y. second Tucadny
DELTA coUNTf.--JauunrI 10. fhlrI Tuesday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21

cution. Forgery, he said, according 10
the definition In law, which he read, con-
sisted OF the changing Of a genuine writ
ten instrument into something not gen
uinc, etc. Mr.. Lott claimed that the
prosecution had based no such claim,
or produced no proof to substantiatc
Ii. II the prisoner was guilty, Mr.. Lott
thought that in accordance with the
method pursued by the prosecution, the
respondent would only be guilty III a
misdemeanor for the misrepresentation
Of public moneys while in public Office.
Mr.. Cook answered Mr.. Lott for the
prosecution. Mr.. Cook also made thor
ough canvass Of the testimony, putin.
great stress upon the testimony OF Mr..
Brown. The theory OF Mr.. Cook regard
ing the commission OF the crime, he out
lined as follows: That the bill, (clnm
1897 was made out by the rcspondentat
$35; that IL was so allowed by the board
oi supervisors, that the warrant, No.
1856, was drawn for $50 10y the defend
ant; that subsequently, the warrant was
raised by the addition Of letters and Gg.
ures TO represent the amount of $l35;
that the defendant, having charge Of tie
records, had subsequently made the adj.
dition to all the books, with tho excep-
ton Of the entry in the book Of claims;
this record, Mr.. Cook said, had escaped
his memory and was particularly unIur-
tunatc FOR the defendant. Mr.. Cook
was very uncomplmcntary in his r.
marks concerning the testimony 81 MIR.
st. Peter and he rediculcd the statement
OF Mr. Lott, in regard to the record OF
claims having been tempered with.
Mr.. Cook then took up the county
warrant in question. lIe argued that
it's face bore evidence OF having been exc
cuted at two "sittings." The lone hum
dred', he claimed, was pinched while the
"thirty-fiye" was written In flowing
hand. lie referred to tho stub from
which the warrant had been removed,
and contendcd that the figure zone" APP
peared in darker impression than did
the "thirty-fve", claiming that this Ind
occurred 10y the latter having been blott-
od sooner than the former after written.
These he presented as primI facia proofs
that forgery had been committed.
Mr.. Cook closed with the state
ment that the discharge OF the de.
iendant would bc an Outrage IN
iustice-a monstrosity.
Judge Fewcling closed Tor the defense
Iii, was decidedly the more powerful Of
the two arguments presented in that be-
hall. lie argued for dismissal on the
grounds that the court h al cen
left by the evidence TO too much pre-
sumption. The prosecution, he said,
had laid down certain facts and pre-
sumed the court to guess at the rest.
Mr.. Fewelling said that no proof had
been produced TO the effect that Tor
gerry had boon committed, TO say nothing
81 proof that the defendant had com
mitted such crime. His argument was
long and completely covered the ground.
IL had no influence over the court, how
over, the justice Immediately announce
ing that the defendant would be bound
over for trial in tho Circuit court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21

COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
d. g. Lockwood. Chairman, Crystal Falls.
Olof Helgemo. Bates
NJ II. Waite. Iron River.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21
MUNICIPAL.
COUNTY OF IRON.

ExecuuvE.
&C. nennetts, Chairman BID. OF Supervisors.
Joseph n. Hocking County Treasurer.
VIM. j, brown. County Clerk
Thomas HALL, sheriff. -
llou. A. l.. Flewelling Probate Judge
NJ IL Moriarty, Prosecuting Attorney.
Geo. r.. Noos, Register OF Deeds.
Geo. ID. crippen, County Surveyor.
LE0lsf.ATiyE.
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dohu bthnoh'.'. ...... Mtliehcih
ihoohth ienAtlto
ID. II. Henley Atkinson
o. J. ambaugh
v - ithtes
Paul n. Mincker.............. . Iron River
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Qusmdrttee Wdrfte.

Buffalo, 81. .. 10. SUM-.
@eiaen-Wo!e2 rotber 81 Cts.
Jancp $2.75-$3.25.
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$50 per 100 Yfb.
u inb ieb.-@tnbeimifdh @tiere Ss. .1o-s 70.
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teItHate $2.2s-3.25; gemif@te S2,25-S.O:
grtma Wtooer e3:75-.l5; Eeraner S2.60-9.T:
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9tiere $..59-4.60; Rrima 400 bis 1900 Sfiin6ise
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pfMnotee 9tisre a .00-$4 rs; Bullen unb trodcue
Gabe $2.25-$3.5Q; Se6lber $4.5o-N.75: sSrifdbe
9dhe 800; g4afe $3.6o-$3.So; Srik}ahrss
latAtaer $3. 90 $50; G&weine A.60-4. .H.
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= ltnler alter Greuno uno Seller BEG
rWel ltboten", 9err Saeob gdert
BON Stat, Suscaratpas &c., Ohio,
itattete uns persansenen Donneritas,
tcdbreno leines Nufentbaltes bier, ieinen
tpillfpmmenen 8eluh ab.
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&eime &mr, Seine 8e3ablmmg

Iae Nr5ncieu sum GoItenpreis.
Spred)itunoeu ubr BORN bis llbr 9tod)m
,no IS llbr Nbenbe. 9ln Gpnnz itto ,yeIttaac
,-12 nbr 8orm. MuStp drtt0c Yattenten mi
InfeblburemGrfplae brtefltd) bebanoeft. U}an ieno
iir cin freies Observation-Disclosures. Mobreiic
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
500, 5O7, 500 Gummit GtroI,e Goleoo, Sbir
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@treifer in ben einaelnen &obienfelber
baben miirbe; i'm Nllsemeinen lei aber
eine 9iinitise Mirfuns 5u ertuarten.
Die bauptld6li4lten Yroteite sesen
ben 8ertrag 9eben mad bis gum S4luB
Der &ebattion eingelaufenen OepeI9en
BON ben @rubenarbeitern in Snbiana
unb einaelnen Sbeilen BON Sllinois aus.
Mu6 in Maifllon murrten bic Streifer,
oo6 trus bic Na9ri6t BON benz &eI Iultat
Der @onferen3 peIentlih oa3u BET, bic
2eute gu berubisen. Sn Sronton, o.,
tparen bic Streiter nit benz &elultat
oer gonferens gar ni4t einperfanoen.
proteit eesen Die Garnbarot.9 Bill.
Gr.@ouperneur Jorater, Ct = Secre-
tarn Of State $. $. 2non, Col. 9B. 6.
2emert, s. 6. poueG unb Der M9tb.
q. u. Sarriion rei9ten am Oonneritas
Morgen @ouperneur Mc&inlep cine Yes
tition, unter5eidnet BON ie9ssis 8iir-
germ, Elm unb eriuhten ibn, ben General
Nntpalt auf3uforoerr, &lase ein3urei9en,
I'M bic @iilti9teit ber grnbart Bin be-
siislid bes Ranaluertaufs gu priifen, i'm
benz ndmli@ bieie Bin NIT mebreren
Mrtifeln Der 8unbes= unb Staats=0er~
falluns i'm Wi: erlpru9e itdnbe unb bie=
fer 0ertauf bon &runoeisentbum, ,pel=
9es einen Werth bon 100000 batte,
fait nur als cine S9enfuns an5u1eben
uare. Das @elu6 lit ,lnterseidnet bon
gr-@ouperneur Softer, $. 6. grop, 6.
$. Girefone, gbas. 9arrot, Wm. BUR
ben, San. 8obf it,, s. 6. Somlep,
q. gB. 9untinston, @eo. Wt. peters,
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6. 6. Stetpart unb Mapor galolpell BON
Cincinnati.
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Columbus U1arftberiht,

Columbus, D., IL. Suni 1894.
Beri@tet fur ben ,Deftboten" bon N
Ibeabo & Co., 234 unb 238 Sub 8terte1trabe
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Kurses Huexlet.

Kursss 4uerlei.
- l1nler alter 6reunb uno Seller BEG
rWeitboten", Serr Sacob gdert
BON Stat, Suscaratuas Co., Obio,
itattete uns persangenen Donnerita9,
iadbrenb ieines Mufentbaltes bier, leinen
willfommenen 8eluh ab.
- Oie Staats @elunbbeitsbebDroe
tuiro om Mittpo6 Morsen mad Canton
9eben, I'm bort bos @etperreinisun9s=
ipitem Su unterlu6en. Gs lit bas Gin=
sise ieiner 9lrt noe ltlid pon Nllesbenie
@ebir9e.
- Staats=Sefretdr Saplor lieferte
am Dienitas an bas Staats=Snabamt
ab $4,000 als Gorporationsgebiibren
Der 9. & .. Soutb Meitern 8abn,
pel6e Summe Suriidsebalten tpurbe,
mabrenn bic GOmpagnie bas Ntoilies
@eles priifen lieb, na6 uel9em bas @elo
cpIeftirt mu,be.
Ser @pupernenr ernannte 9eltern
bic folsenoen 0erren su &eprd1entanten
BON Obio fir ben nattonalen GefdnsniB=
gonsreB, Der pom 16. bis 20. SUM- in
ct. Yaul, Wiinn., tast: 90. S. Ser=
bert, Yoli3ei=Oireftor, uno 81. u. 8ut=
ler, superintendent bes Qrbeits6aules,
gleoelanb $. M. Wlartin, @uperin=
tenbent bes 9lrbeitsbauies, 0apton;
George Senlbau. Yrdlibent Der Yoli3ei=
Gommiiton; 6ranf &ir9ner, 5. S.
Miaer unb &. S. Morsan, YoliseisGom-
miiidre; pbilip Seitl6, Yolisei=Gbef
uno Sames Morsan, @uperintenbent
bes Mrbeitsbau1es, ale bon Cincinnati;
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beitsbaules, 3anespiIe. @eneral Brin=
ferboff BON Mansiielb lit Yrdl bes
Gonereiies.
- 8on ben 8unbes=@roBsel9more-
men tuurbe am Greitas 9nflasen erbo=
BEN gegen Gy-Yeitmeiiter s. M. SIDES
in Nemorf uesen 8erleBuns Der Gipil=
bienitseiebes, sesen @iniielb g. gBin=
ters unb Sames Goolp in Marpspille
me9en Yenlionsl9pinbel, uno sesen
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gen 8erleBun9 Der &ebenue=@elebe.
DenitentiarY uahrihten.
Sn ber Wbenbjisuns Der 3u9tbaus=
beb6roe am 9ienitag tpurben folsenbe
Strd flinse parolirt: Simon Sbrefler,
Sefferlon Gountn, einseliefer II. Suni
1906 auf sebn Sabre tpesen Sobtl9lass;
Martin Gallumber, Sodins County, "a.
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iu6; S. gasmortb Butler, Mustinsum
Gountp, 4. Nusuit 1892, 7 Sabre, Tdl=
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