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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
L. T. Archibald has filed

IT. Archibald has filed a
MrsABI request for certain stock with
RANGE. the clerk OF the district court.
John Mckinley gave his note
Cor ~, 900 to s. w. Richardson, who
signed IL TO Archibald. To secure the
pote Mckinley made over To Archibald
seventy-iiye shares OF Consolidated min
ing stock and twenty shares OF the
Mesaba Lumber company's stock, w. G.
Sherwood. as endorser. also turning in
ton shares Of the Northern Land & Loan
company stock. SO far as Archibald can
learn the block oi Consolidated was
never issued, and he wants the court TO
have the stock issued, sold, and the pro.
veeds applied to the payment Of the note
and judgement for the balance due
against Mckinley and his endorsers
Secretary Williamson Of the Biwabik
Ore company is back after six months
stay at Pittsburg and other eastern
cities. He says that he expects 10 see
the first shipment Of ore from the Bwa-
blk made tomorrow. II will be taken
out Of the east forty, which has never
been touched until this summer. Ship
msnts will bc made from the west forty
Ia about two weeks.
The Oliver has been working under
difficulties this week, two shoyel- break.
Ing down and other mishaps hindering
their normal output. Things will be
moving along nicely at the mine. how.
ever in short time. Up to date the
Oliver N credited with an output of over
= querter million tons for the season.
t. j. Jones. formerly superintendent OF
The Biwabik Ore company, has been We.
lectcd 10 look after the interest 81 the
Biwabik Bessemer company at the hi.
wabik mine.
The milling OF ore at the Norman IL
proving n very successful method Of op.
Grating the property and good shipments
from this mine ars now made.
The Canton IL again being tested with
diamond drill, close 10 the RouchIeau
line.
The cut Tor the Rathbun spur IN going
on and the graders are now nj the edge Of
the mine.-Virvinia Enterprise.
About the usual number Of men are
employed about the Lake Superior prop.
srty here, says the Hibbing News. The
pumping shaft 10 now reaching the depth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18

The Escanaba River Land x
MAR Iron company are working
QUErTE about fourteen men IN the
HAsoE. driving Of "A drift and putting
In OF a raise at the Swanzy.
They could work large force, the condi-
ton OF tho mine warranting it, but they
cannot sell the ore for a price that will
pay for getting il out and TO market.
They have received offers, payment TO
be made in year from time OF delivery,
and ut figure they could not meet, 80
they have not sold. They are simply
holding on In hopes Of AN improved price,
which appears to be too slow in coming
TO give any comfort to this mining
region.
Work has been commenced at the new
shaft Of the Grand Rapids by the con-
tractors VIM. Allen and James Rough.
The old shaft will not be unwatered Tor
q week or more to come, when this will
Also be started up, the whole employing
about eighty men, which will be IA good
thing for the idle miners OF the city Of
Neeaunee.
About 40, 900 tons OF ore were shipped
from the Winthrop last month The
open pit furnishes u large amount oilow-
grade, high-silicon ore. which commands
a ready sale for mixture with oros OF
higher grade, and which lack the silicon
content. Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18

A special examination OF teachers will
be held at Iron River Friday and Satur-
day, Aug. - and % All who have
work 10 finish, or any desiring certif.
cate would do well TO be present, for this
IL the last examination until March,
1895. CHAs. W. MIcKENs,
Dated Aug. IL, 1894. County Com.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
The Vale OF MIpnekahta

IL the title OF beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued, descriptiveof the
Hot Springs, South Dakota, and the ef-
iicacy Of their waters for thecure 81 rheu.
matism, neuralgia and kindred diseases.
Copy Of this pamphlet will be- mailed FREQ
by w. A. Thrall, General Passenger Agent
Chicago A North Western R'y, Chicago,
upon receipt of request, enclosing two
cent stamp.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
knights OF Pythias ConoIave n
Waahluofnn

For the above occasion the North
Western Line will sell excursion tickets
To Washington, ID. g.. and return nc the
exceedingly low rate Of one fare for the
round trip; good for return until Sept.
10, 1894. For tickets and fall iniorma-
ton apply TO Agents Chicago 4 North
Western Railway.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
Raw FurS.

Highest prices paid. Send for price cur
rent, The A. ~ BurkhardtCo. Exporters
and Manufacturers, Cinclnatti. Ohio.
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rINAncrAL


LONDON. July 29.--Money I. still In I'M
precedented abundance. There has been
no change In rates. The plethora has en-
conraged many issues OF new capital The
pubic, however. IS too wary to induce
another indiscriminate company promo
ton boom. The settlements at the stock
exchange proved small and easy. The
Korean crisis caused reaction in foreign
securities. which had been previously firm.
The prospects Of war caused little dis
turbance in the silver market or Eastern
exchanges. Ecuadorean securities fell 8
points and Argentines also scored heavy
decline. American railway securities were
more or less depressed during ths whole
week, and at the close were hat.
LONDON. July 2S--Bar SILVER. 2sald:
Consols, I016-i6. Bank of England dis
count rate, ? per cent. Bullion into Bank
Of England, 5000.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LEyERPooI. July S.-Wheat~-Quiet, but
steady; demand, poor; holders offer
moderately. No. I. California, Is Cd; red
Western, winter, IS ld@4s ID. do. spring,
Is 6d@4s I'd.
Corn irms demand. poor; new mixed,
spot, Is ls4d.
Fiour-Spring patents. IS 81.
Barley-California brewing. 23s 6d0
2Ss Cd
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The nome.teadsr VIM.

OLYMPIA. July - Especial. THE local
land Office has just rendered decision in
a case that has attracted considerable no.
tics Of late aud involves valuable land TO
the amount of forty acres in the city Of
Tacoma. The land Was originally filed
upon by Peter Mason. which filing was
Cancelled lister. The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company claimed the land I'M
ner its grant. but the United States su-
preme court decided that all odd sections
that had entries upon them at the time OF
the grant were exempted from the grant
The Tacoma Land Company made appli-
cation TO purchase the land under an act
of congress OF March 5. 1851. but one Abner
Shriyes had settled on the land in 1855
The local land officers recommend the re-
lection of the application from the Tacoina
Land Company and the allowance OF the
homestead entry Of Abner Strives.
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There was fair movement OF trade on
Saturday and the activity was noticeable
IN nearly all lines of merchandise and
produce. Prices were occasionally little
higher, and strictly first class eommodi-
tes were held steady. Shipments to
Montana. Dakota and other points were
good. and are likely TO remain SO for some
days to come.
10 fresh fruits the demand for local con-
Emption remains steady, the low prices
udently proving an inducement to buy
Fancy peaches ars selling well at the
aoted rates. Apricots are abundant and
bw priced. Cherries are in good supply,
but the demand has greatly decreased.
Raspberries are in heavy supply and the
prices are unchanged. Catalogues and
satermeIons are coming to hand and find
good sale. Piums and figs are almost ne
elected. Apples and pears are plentiful
and the prices are reasonable.
Creamery and fancy butter are In good
supply aud prices are slightly on the up
grsde.
Ranch eggs are abundant and weak at
quotations. Poultry Is dull
The following prices were obtained
Saturday on steamer goods: Peaches, 75c
per box; pears. s09e0c; pInms and primes,
75@sDc: apples. sL25@1.50; apricots. 75c;
grapes, 90@si; raspberries, 50975c; black
berries. si.50@L75; currants. 81 IS; goose
berries, &c per pound; tomatoes, T5c per
boz; eucumbers. sl.25
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CHICAGO MARKkrs.
TEE hoARp OF rRkpE

THE BOARD OF thADE
CHICAGO, July 2s.-Prospects Of rain in
the corn bolt dampened ths ardor of the
bulls in corn today. and other markets
followed that grain in the sasiness which
resulted. There was rally from she low
figures. however. and corn and wheat
finished bet &c lower each. Oats closed
&c lower and provisions at slight de-
cline. Wheat was rather quiet all day. &c
fluctuations covering the narrow limits
The f@sltng was somewhat easy Initial
transactions were at 5234c for September,
at &c decline, but soon afterwards al
yanced &c, eased of another &c. re-
NAMED quiet and closed With septsmber
AZ 5essc. The easier tone at the start vas
attributed to prospective drain IN corn.
but the downward course was checked,
Influenced some by the Increased ciearings
for the week. but offerings increased the
impressions which prevailed thar there
would be large increase IN the Ylsanse,
a. well rs local, stock Monday Large
receipts are looked for next week,
and this showed weakening tendency.
There vas some rain in the Northwest ana
&ernneratures were coo.ers Cables we're
lower. Corn was easier. and oSeyings eas
materially increased influenced atogether
hv the prospects Of rain IN the corn belt
todav or tomorrow. shorts evidently COW
sred pretty freely yesterday, and there vas
no urgent demand. commission houses al
having more selling orders, and local longs
were inclined 10 realize and take proflts'
Initial trades were at }Ses &c decline, Vito
s.pterueer at A4c. and. after selling uF &c,
declined &c for September aud sc log
Nav. rallied M@<c, ruled steady and
closed AZ 44lks Tor September. The rally
a. ,he close VAS the result Of moderate
hnvinw. Oas. were qaies and easier on
laek sf demand. The range for sspteInosf
rs. &c. Provisions wete very DUH he
marked was steady AZ the start, bus de-
clined moderately later, on the sasiness N
wha.t and corn. Compared with last
nleat. September pork is i2ise lossF, sep
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.


hs Francisco. July 2s.-Ths only
ssngs reported in the vegetable market
haaY vas firmer tone in some varieties
Of corr. Potatoes clean up well at quota
tena Onions are steady. Supplies of all
kinds are liberal. The receipts OF fruits
are shnndant. Prices are steady. Grapes
are 10 light demand, with heavier ar
rivals. Citrus fruits hold firm. The day
fcf butter continues active. and prices rule
fsm. Choice ranch eggs are strongly
hsld. Cheese is unchanged. The poultry
msfke. is shade firmer for hens. Ducks
ars weak. The demand 10 fair.
Closing: Wheat ~ Quiet and steady
December, 1850; new seller, 9is4c.
bariey--firmer; December, 9lnc.
corD-Si45
bFan-sl600 per ton.
RREApsTuFFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Familv extras, s.. 4e6fs. so: bak-
e27a
Misunderstanding Tor shipping pur-
eases Is OF moderate proportions, s6l.@
sste Tor good TO choice shipping. and
sL11fGL0E1l for milling purposes.
1aFiey- NO extra business has been done
sais week 4 FAIR proportion of arrivals
understood TO have come TO order, be-
aag destined Tor shipment. Feed, new. 20
we old, s2laets5c; brewing. new, s7i1
49, eheyalier. standard. SL2@L23
uats-fhe week now closing has been q
afsgeing one Tor the oat trade. Surprise
sls9slSoi fancy feed, 81. a0Glt 25s good to
saotee. sLfozeLi51s: poor To fair, S5csa
A0seti IA.
ffodace receIptsv-Flour. sacks, II. ASP:
sasl eentals. 4.479; barley. centals.
80, corn. sacks, s45; rye, sacks. 80;
sans, sacks, 2,02s; potatoes. sacks. ,s9o;
sAioAs. sacks, sl4; bran, sacks, ., i65.
FINANCIAL
a ufafts-oa sight, New York. PER 500,
= premium. Sterling hills--on London,
"aay bank. s4s7s4.
SSaseF hars-Per ounce. 62a1Gf62Jfc.
AsAiean collaTs-5i lsG5lA.e.
MINING STOCKS.
a. Alia, Is. BeIcher. 76; Best a Beleher.
hoaie Consolidated. 93: BulweT, I6;
r.oAss, =; Consolidated California &
asssni@ 300; Crown Point, 81; Eureka
= s'oSsol'dated, p: Gould &Curry. al; Hale
Nareross, IS; Mexican, 81: Mono,
Vpair. le5; Potosi, -, Savage. 25;
,V Nevada, -; Union Consolidated,
Ntah, q; Yellow Jacket. 40; Andes, 40;
roh, -; Caledonia, 10: Challenge
!. 'sesoilaaled, 50; Consolidated Imperial.
uIAaa FREE, 3: Justice. II; Kentuck,
- VfsFmsn, 10. Seq. Belcher, II: Scor-
Alpha Consolidated, &: Comb
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises.
lflgxiCal HIBSlans Lini1lelt
Rheumatism Man or Beast. Stiff Joints.

semher Lard 2szc higher and September
ribs 21Se lower.
Closing: wheat-July. sizes sepssn-
Der. 52s<e.
corn-Easier; cash, aye; September.
z4Ixc.
osts-Juiy, Gle: September. 2:slc.
Rye-steady. SC
Barley-Sominal.
Flaxseed-Firn; new. S124
Timothy seed--Nosrainal; $5E5 TO-
Pork-Loser; July and September.
Lard-sseady; July. sass; September.
$7t0.
.R!bs-Easi.r; July. sa72sl: September,
Catholics than twenty car loads of
good native arrived for the marieet today.
Total receipts about L500, but more than
l,o00 head wers Texans. Light beef steers
met with good demand az 81 1lsa5. local
butchers picked ap the cows and mixed
stock at 81 s092 10
Hogs--Wlth arrivals Just ahont equal to
the run of closing day last week, though
the market ruled active and good. Prime
heavy and fancy light sorts sold up 10
s5-55 IN several Instances. and the bulk of
the good to choice packing and shipping
lots a. $5.2o@a 80 A load of fancy, 365
pound, hogs sold up 10 $5.37S<4
shsep-Ihe fresh supply as only 500
head Good qualitv sold al Ss83; good
100 pound mutsons selling az the latter
ngure and fair IS psund mixed lots n s.;
fair 70 good % pound native Iaa1os sold 81
sZeO93.5o; prime lasnb as at $4s1451
keceipts-Cattle. 1, 500 head calves, DO
head; hogs. 1000 head sheep, /, 500 head.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-30

There -ere died for record Saturday
deeds, the considerations aggregaling
s., 759. Following Is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper & Co.. ahstraetors
of titles, lie Cherry street. between Front
and Second:
. Sheriff to the American Building and
Loan Association. lot II. block IL, ID. T.
Denny's Park, $2,4iS.
w. s. Barry TO Thomas Clancy, sr., lot
IT. block 81, Gilman Park, s275
Craw ford q Conover to G. E Hamley,
tots ]. 2. 6 and Z. block 80, Bigelow's. $40.
T. c. Dunn to J. T. Jones, sex of swL
sec rs, tp 20, 7 e, and other land, $50.
A. J.. Hazaitine TO the Union Lumber
Co. lots and 2. block 4. Pleasant Ridge,
and other land 81.
James Hume to Eli Hume. undll of 30x
10 # in blk 10. Halls add, S..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-30
NEW YORK MARKETS.
TsE srocK ExcHAxsE


sis ioRK. July 2s.-There is verv lit
% Re said Of today,s stock market,
-. = reached point OF stagnation which
49,. $3.50 aiae ago would have been consid-
- "a possible ofAitainment With total
-. - p less than % olo shares, the specus
- eoaad not have been very interest
i, ~ sugar, which was the leader in
MARKET only 9.oo0 shares changed
- - and the fluctuations we're confined
-. 49, range OF y per cent. the highest
-" .eaened being l051 and the lowest
ne closing price going X below the
a.,,I similar fraction above yestsr-
k.saosang. The gFangers were slightly
49,, and declined 4 to x. ST Paul ana
a. - recovered 4. Ths group Of the
49, saossa decline Of9 I<@ss, the later
f.ssst crop news being the leading in
hrss- London Sas . seller OF Union
ls.ss@ causing decline OF -.
as,sa gained =. Missouri Paeinc
kas sso IL. but sahseQ aentiy lost all bat
s. s improvement The trading in
49, 81 q the list Was veryodrseging and
sas sAses were in the smaller fractions
4. :, majority Of eases on the declining
sA@hlx mining sold down 4 70 10.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

C.a DKPAETxKST or AazrcUrTuRK.s
wKATHEE BrnEAU. :
PORTLAND, Or. July -, 1s9Le
rorseass for Monday: Fair and cooler.
PAsUE, l. =. q.
~wrrxr srATKs DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
vEATEEE BUEEAU-DATLr BULLETIN
SEATTLE. WASH, July q. 1884
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pAcIFIc HAvIsAuoS co
sT.s-.s. ssn.as

Seattle and whafeom Kouss-state Of wash
inxssa leaves seattle d ~ except 5aEurdss 81
10 = n. SEATTLE Gad Ia Coanar Ko2te-FaiF-
raven leave, Seattle daily except sunday 81
a n Tacoma aa1 seattle 4 guss--sk.ts OF WASH
ingtoa leaves Seattle Tuesdays aud IhuFs1ays
a. p m
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.

STEAMER FARALLoS.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco July 50,
and fortnightly thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can be obtained by
applying to ]. 6, CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock doot OF Union strsst), Seattla
Telephone 81
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The banks now hlAu Ell SI3, 20 IN eLtess
of the y per cent of legal requirement.
HOPS.
Hops-Qaiet.
METAfA
Copper-Steady at So. S4
Lead-Steady at SAI0.
Tin-steady; Straits. $3.50 bid, quiet;
plates. quiet
Pig iran--Steady az SO 5o@2250
Spelter--Dull; domestic, sS.37i1.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Fsir refining ? il-l6c.
COFFEE.
Confederation. steady at Snoints lower.
July. SIS 5Ot1ia.T IS; December, sl26a Spot
coffee-Rio, dull: No. :, l6c.
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Rad vi STlMoNiALs.


say about a your dentist has TO
/ We have
| form ua earefnlly examined the
i LIED 1O LUBTN'S CARBO-
that 1t con BIZ POWDER and hnd
the sig h<s Sins nothing that can In
! or gum degree iniure the teeth
\ snme$nt b as in hs com posstion
sresten Etissptic properties TO
\ gun nesit breath and make the
/ s as 20 80 Eul kQd frm- Tts daily
II x~S.T,sr . 90 prevent the forma-
\ =, 80 2 and the accumulation
" and 81 animalculS so inja-
h gr1s w n Had gun-
II ~ ~ sDI SOS, II. D. 8.
\ 81 RR AGDON, d. u. 9.
4 sAULKNER. ID. d. q
4 - y nj lN ID. ID. 8.
IIpFuT ,6E 4. d ID. g.
\ ppd sfORTEs, D. q. q
GFo ii 5 FORREST.
\ ~ Nof W =. u. ID. 8.
/ W. / Gil LER
R, :. E, q p G i OWE. D. g and N.
/ 3 f PU FIN.
J. ~ IN sAM
TIER
/ LUgIS's
makes goo TOOTH POWDER
Good DIG a.. r,...
r,.n. "a est On makes C6ntent-
h'iAE az makes nss worth
II N CT 70 GOO
\ Ms 4 BorTIk
II
| 0@' / HslneS Drug Co
WI 20 e
\ aAsssls Agents.
h VA viLLl iinIL
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 aud r.
the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January 1,
1894, are s., s5s sos There were filed for rec
ord during the past week Gs deeds, the con-
siderations aggregating $50. 0a9. Follow
ing is the record of the past week By days:
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TLr OF TIE -rLYEa-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fear rsza4 trips caiy. sxeeps sanasy.
In ere hear aad twsasy ave nsa.s.a
TIE STEAMER -yLYER-
Tssuisr daily trips seattle Taosaa rsuss. .. a,
iszs;
rAKrss xrrrcr
TUESDAY. NAY L
vrNx cAxA
Leave ssatns-T.t6. las a. N 2.xs SIS,
Tsaxe TAesma-s-5o O. a., 90 80. 500 = -
sczday--
Ls&se sss.sis-Ts0e = -. 1900 soc n
Lesvs Tseons-s;3s . IN. 2 so, 80 q =
Lasting al ~ p vnArs TEcsma aad Comm,
Ga dock ssss sf Nsrisa street sa1Stsa
snndayA sxrarsisn rates On sEsArsx Rlssswss6
fare SOC
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SEAeTr REvER aoC r.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves IAly. Basarsss a ca = deck feos sprsnz
street seaEt.e. ass6syt Thursdays sne saturdays
ca tEas for Eausoas sssnweoA rkaxis CITY.
EveFptz Flayezcs Nj Vs9uau. Tasaifp kix. Avga.
rssnraszsf a. erz&ss 6ay&
LILLY. Bo9ARDUs CO. Agsank
TssspAep~ f28
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II ooD CANAL ROUTE


II GOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAfNTEaa
Rebuilt ana rsfarEishs1 leaves As-eAsass aeca
Manesy. Wsdnestay an4 kritay as m Eus
klagssoa. Fors 0azele. baagsF. seahsck Lab
~aup. DaSsfte. Hesesport rnion City aad later
n selAts poiEts. arrfylag IN Iaisn city 81 , n
Leaves Mica CITY m. Tuesday 1hQrsdAy
aa1 saturday. sxfivisE in seAstls a.
h. 4. LIBBY. kAsgaE
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TOR U, s DRY DOCK, SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il ION AND BRENERTON.
THE FAST STEAMER
II l9EN CANDY III
Leaves Harrington d smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday. at :. 90 a m end u m
Leaves brsmeston $40 a m and $50 u m.
Leaves Charleston, 9:45 n N. and AS D. m.
Leaves Sidnay. 1918 N. ard Sis y M
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
~ Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Eeattfs SIS =. M. IL 80 .. n. and t:G
2. N. Leaves Everett . s. N .. n. and p
sandsgs-Lsases Seattle 1850 O. N. Leaves
Everstt .. N.
FAre--singls trip, 7se round trip. tl.2s. Gen.
meets with iosts for 1acaps ssd Snohonfsh.
Landau &C oman dock, lot Of Marion street
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CiauG Troup, Pres. f. ". Goodhus. sec'y.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsAIIE,
Arlington Dock.
leaves for Victoria and Port Townsend daily.
except Sunday, at II 80 p. returning, leaves
Victoria a. Steamer Idaso leaves for Port
Townsend and way porss daily. except sunday
at "a M: sunday, direct, al q. m. returntng
direct Port TawnsAHu al 4 N m Phone
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions OF
two certain mortgages made by James =. Piper, of
Iron River, Iron County, Michigan, to Mary I.
sullivan Of the same place. one bearing date tn c
Office 1.-THE Register Of Deeds for the county Of Bara.
ga State Of Michigan. on the 18th day Of September
AID. 1890, in Liber Of Mortgages, on page IT, and
bearing date the 7Ist day of July. AID, 1891 and
recorded in said Register Of Deeds Office for sa ID
County Of Baraga. Mich, on the 27th day Of July
whereas the amount claimed to be due on said
mortgages at the date of this notice for principal
and interest is Fyehundred. Eighty-sx and Ninety
One -hundredths Dollars sss6.gi), and in add
ton thereto an Attorneys fee Of Fotty-hvc Dollars
ts45l stipulated and provided fer in said mort
having instituted TO recover the amount now re-
naming secured by said mortgages, or any part
thereof Notice is therefore hereby given that by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained in said mort
cages and in pursuance of the Statut in such case
made and provided, ON Wednesday the s5th day OF
July, AID, 1894, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, at the front door Of the Court House. in
the village of LAnse. County Of Baraga. State Of
Michigan Chat being the place for holding the
Circuit Court for said County, there will be sold
public auction to the highest bidder the premises
described IN said mortgages. OF much thereof as
may be necessary To satisfy the amount due. as
above specified with the interest thereon and the
Attorneys fees costs, charges and expenses allowed
BY law and provided for in said mortgages the said
premises being described in said mortgages as
follows: All that certain piece parcel of land
situate in the County Of Baraga and State Of Nichi-
gan and described as follows, to wit: The south
quarter Of section two (2 in township forty
t47i north OF range thirty-three ISL west.
Dated April aoth. AID. 1904
MARY T. SULLIVAN.
Mortcagee.
PHILIP II. McKERSAN,
Attorney for Mortgagec.