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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS.
County and Township improvements 10 High
ways Leading TO Crystal Fails.

County and Township improvements 20 High
ways Leading to Crystal Fails.
The county and township highway
officials have selected "a very opportunc
season for the improvement OF highways
leading To Crystal Falls. Probably at
no time could the work bo performed
with moro economy and surely mover
was employment in more pressing de-
mand than nt the present time. County
Road Commissioner Lockwood is en-
ploying, or had been, up TO the recent
fpshet, twelve men on the Crystal Falls
end 81 tho Crystal Falls-Iron River road.
The road is being graded thirty feet wide
and tuinpikeI. Ultimately cnpping OF
fine ock viii be applied. This work will
continue on different sections oi tho rJad
for period OF three months One dollar
and twenty-five cents per day Is the wage
paid and Mr.. Lockwood Informs The
DIAMOND DRr.L that there nrc three
applicants Tor work TO every opportuni-
~. A dollar anil quarter H. county
warrants il II tempting stipend these
times"
Highway Commissioner Jacob Bauer
has lei sixteen contracts for the building
and repairing OF the Crystal Falls-Amnsa
road. The scctions are composed Of
forty rods each and extend over u dis
tance Of two miles, beginning at n point
elk miles from Crystal Falls and extend
INK in the direction oi Amasn. The con.
tracts were awarded To lnen oi families
bnly aud the average price to bc paid by
the township Is ility-nve and onc-hali
cents per rod. Contracts Tor two nddi-
iionaI miles OF the same ro;,'i, beginning
nt Sand Lake, will bc awarded on a sim
"A " -. Ar. ...t......... .....
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
KINNEY WINS.
Through Deeision'of the Interior Department ].
s. Kinney. efstambaugh Gets his Homestead.


Through a Deeison'of the Interior Department, ].
s. Kinney. efstaubsugh oe,shis Homestead.
A recent decision emanating from the
department Of the interior has not only
made j. s. Kinney, Of Stanbaugh tnwn-
ship "A very happy man but has set a
precedent wherein dozen or so other
Iron county homcstcnders find Al deal OF
satisfaction. The decision IL reported
from Washington as follows:
The case of John s. Kinney va. Louis
u. Cyr ct al. which has lcen pending in
the department for n long time, has
finally been disposed OF. The land in
volvcd in this suit was located in the
common limits OF the Marquctte'& 4 State
line and Ontonagon 4 Drulc River
grants, and Donald Mackinon, Joseph
Robertson, s. Nj. Stephenson, Solomon
Grccnhurst aud Jacob Buchholtz were
interested with Cyr rs defendants. In
an opinion rendered some months ago
IL was held thnt Kinney, ns bona fide
settler. was Untitled to the east hall OF
the northwest quarter of section Z, in
township ~ north 81 west. Tie dciend-
ANTS alleged TINT this opinion was
based ON error. and desired itoverturncd
because Kinney know ~ the claim Of Cyr
ct al when he settled on the land, and
Also bccnuse tests pits had been sunk ON
the land in search uf iron, showing that
KinI,ey's bonn fide desire wins for mine,
not for n home. Tie secretary refuses
10 take the defcndents view 81 the casc,
and confirms the land TO Kinney, test
pits and nll.
Another decision has been handed
down by the commissioner ot tie land
office at Washington revising "A ruling Of
the local Office nnd renfllrming the prin-
ciple that the settler on homestead
has claims prior 10 moro filler oi an APP
plication. The matter referred to waa
the several cases OF George, Henry and
Charles Ecichel against Robert Barry
and Joseph j. Brown and concerned the
right to homestends in Section IL, town
ship 30 north, range 2S west.
The facts in the case are briefly as iul-
lows: About ten days prior 60 Novem-
ber %, 1892, the three brothers, claim
ants, settled on the homesteads defined
and put up cabins, partly furnishing
them. Then they hustled ON 60 Mar
quette and when they presented their
applications at the land office, found
that Robert Barry and JoScph j. Brown
had fled on the same day before them.
They contested the applications OF the
defendants md claimed priority through
settlement. This the local office would
not consider and an appeal was taken to
the general office which has resulted in
favor OF the settlers.
This is The second case OF the same
nature so decided within few months,
clearly showing that the commissioner
il inclined TO give preference when settle
ment forms "A basis 10 a homestead
claim
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
FIaHERMAN's LUCK.

Thrilling Adventures Of Local Angler Ia Four|
Brief but Interesting Acts.
A friend writes The DIAMOND DnILLior|
Il detailed account 81 ono Of the ctlitor's|
fishing trips, plc,lsing himself To ill crye-|
tai Falls with fishing tourists hisseasot|
in return Therefore Local pntriotism|
tempts tie editor TO break u Grorco|
Washington prcccpt adopted In carly
youth for the cnticemcnt 81 the dudo|
angler OF Inc south hither, but upon scc-
ond thought he Aas decided to "ill thc'
bilr' with synopsis OF play from tho
stage OF life:
ACT I-Sccnc I Nice warm brcaki',st
(soId village order to a saloon-kcorer).
Young man enters, clothed In shnttcrrd
trousers and "hob.nail' shoes. Scene ?.
Young man in "buck.bonrl," with twcn-
ty-livo pound ilrl basket over his sh"u'-
der aud six dpuglinuts in one insi'lu.
pocket. Road i rough; wngou mnkes n
sudden lurch young man nlights ON l'i~
shoulders. Doughnuts nrc crushed tn
crumbs mud glassware IN other inside
pocket * fractured.
ACT If--Sconc /. Noon hour nj the
Michigammc. Young man IamlHhesi but
no donghnuts Eats crumbs and
whistles, for "wnsh." Scene 2. Adj
justs hook and line and smllesn Ia knrnt
grin. lie is about to cruelty nm angle
worm but forgot TO dig them. Scene q
Young man pursues grass.hopper ior
bnit. Stubs lis toe and plants both
hands fairly among the quilts 81 u dcad
porcupIhc.
ACT Ills l. Catches Juicy"
grass-hoppcr and gives vent to bland
amlc M. .. lie puncturos the hop
pcr's" body with tic hook; iips u iit"
tho rushing torrent and lnmcnts on tho
abscnoc OF his peerless" Scene 2. A.
quick metallic jerk Zip! The line il
quickly uurcclcd A strong steady pull!
Young mnu's breast hcnvcs with excite
mcnt. lie has one, surely, and no mis-
take, Tor a-it ontsinto thcclcnr, shallow
water, his hungry eyes define IFS outline
IN wntcr-soakcd log. Line snaps close
to Zip OF pole and curtain drops-,bOut
mindight, alter young man has walked
1G miles and wiic's lecture has con-
cluded.
send up your friends, constant rcnd-
er" The editor will he ready to accom-
pany them and lend his experience ~ mn
angler ns soon as the doctor will permit
him Co lcaye his room.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
coughIin lsLoea,ed.

Dan. Coughlin has embarked in the
saloon business in Chicago. Monday
night the deal was male in Gnle'ssaloOn,
No. 123 Clark street, by which he be-
comes proprietor Of the establishment
j. J. Corbctt, the West Side coal dealer,
a brother of Coroner Corbctt, is the
hacker oi Big Dan, and the price paid
was $l5, 900. This saloon IL one Of the
old landmarks oi Chicago, having been
operated by MAILER 4 Gale M the head
quarters inr the oil Board 81 Trade In
the seventies. Among the reminders ~
these days arr bulls and bears In relief
on both wood work md marble. Cough
lin smiled while standing beside the bar
as he gave the particulars 81 the deal
last night. I'll will never take single
drink" he said, "n0tev la my owncs-
tnblirhmcnt. / mean what l sny.
gnincd twenty-five pounds my soiourn
IN Michigan and feel ready for business.
Ny iamily will return To Chicago within
two weeks, and u u probable we will To-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

Blue mines. The shovel II practically n
new one, having handled only about co.
900 tons of ore. Ii Is of tho Barnhnrt
pattern and cost $4,000. The price paid
was $2.5oO. The shovel was the prop
crty OF the lnborers, having been OBJ
tnincd through tho courts in payment
Tor delinquent wngcs.
Agent Clifford, 81 the Chicago, Milwau-
kec & ST. Paul, is quito emphatic in his
denial oi the report going the rounds to
the effect TINT his company IL to become
interested with Peter l.. Kimberly In the
reopening Of the Ludington and lIamil
ton mines. We happen to know that n
deul of some kind is ON foot, and while
the St. Paul road as a corporation may
or may not bc interested it il known
that somo Of the leading officials are.
And we happen tn know, too, that this
deal, n consunmatOd, means moro for
Iron Mountain than tho mere rcopcning
81 the properties named. inst wait and
sec! So says the Range-Tribunc. Hope
the eve" OF that good paper really docs
KNOW.
The Range acknowledges thai the Me-
snba strike turned out better FOR the
men than IL anticipated. II was the be
lief 81 the Range that the Franklin would
close down. Mr.. Corrignn, the owner,
threatened to close, but changed Ills
mind later. In explaining the matter he
said; I'VE dill not care, particularly, To
resume work al the mine, but the citi-
zens OF Virginia urged us so strongly,
say ng that IL mennt harder times and
starvation for many II the mines rc-
manned closed, that we put the men
back 10 work. The raise To 30 cents per
ton was ordered before the strike, not
arterward. There are now 75 men at
work in the rnnc. kept the best miners
and let the poorer ones go. shall re-
turn TO the rnnge before going east, and
II can get good miners will increase the
force to about 125. We formerly en-
ployed 25O or 275"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
NEW OFFICERS.

The Crystal Fails Fire Department Eiests or.
eerE for the Ensuing Year.
The annual meeting OF the Crystal F.,lls
Fire Department wns held on Monday
evening In addition 10 the transaction
ui considerable other business ot minor
importance. the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuingYcar
] T. Bowen, Chief.
-. II. BuEi., Furemln.
JonN TRoMBLEY, Asst. Foreman.
HERMAN RAu, Secretary.
EMIL BERG, Treasurer.
The department isnow in good condi-
liOn. II is well equipped nnd has n bal
nncc Of nearly 500 in the department
treasury. A committee was appointed
to check up the books 81 the secretary
md treasurer nnl report ut sreeial
meeting 10 be held on Monday evening
next, At this meeting il was decided tn
notify the public through the agency oI
'rnE DIAMOND DRILL that willie the mem.
bcrs OF the fire department Tully appel.
ate the services OF hystandcrs ON orca.
sions Of fires IL is their wish that nothing
he done by private citizens until they
arc.callrd upon. Such nction:natcrially
iutclferes with the system of operation,
mapped out ly tho officer in command
and very frequently cnnses discort
among the iircmen, resulting IN ultimat,
injury. The iirvmcn arc now practicing
preparatory to giving an exhibition drill
ON May 80.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
ON DECORATION DAY
Program Being Prepared fol
tho Event.
JOHN P. HARTE POST is PREPARING
Schools and Societies VIII
Participate.
Sermon for Veterans at nartlct
Church - Proposition for
NV Railway Outlet.

Decoration Day will not pass nnob-|
served in Cry~tal' Falls John +. HnrsI
Post, q. A. r. is now making prcparu-
tious FOR nh appropriate observation n
tine day when fitting tribute shall III
paid to the memory oi departed hcr"e<. !
The program has not vet been Iu'lx|
arranged, but THE DnnoD DRu.i. ID
informed tllht it will be very rini.ar|
To that oi last year. lnviln,ions
participate have been cxtnulrh 10 nlQ
the sceict aud civic societies of tho citvI
aud Prof.. Mickens and his corps "a
teachers will lend the support oi tia|
public schools to the nccasiun. Thn|
Crystal Falls opera house viii be u+rl|
h,r the oratorical features anil fhr|
Rev. G. \. llcmenNny viii deliver tho
grafton. The gruccssion viii probably
form ut the school house aud move t,,|
the opera house. From thence the|
march 60 the cemetery viii he contin-
ned. The Crystal Falls Fire Depart \
ncnt will participate in the proccssion|
and give an exhibition drill during tho
day.
On sunday, May ~, services viii 10
held for the vcteranS in the First Bap-
tist Church, Rev G. A. llcmenway de-
liycrng the discourse.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
CHECKS FOR WIDOWS.
Caledonia Mining company's Fhiiantrophy 10
Widows Of Mansfield Miners.

Caledonia Mining company's Phiiantrophy 70
Widows Of Mansfield Miners.
An unexpected and unsolicited net ~
philantrophy cmanatcd from President
+. T.. Kcyes in behalf OI the Caledonia
Iron Mining Company this week, when
the resident widows 81 the fnted miners
who lost their lives in the flooded work
ings Of tho Mansfield in September last
received tho compnny's checks Tor $50
each. The amounts were not large, TO he
surc, but coming in the form ~ unsoic-
tied philnntr"phy were certninly hund-
some eiflr.
The Caledonia Company was IN no way
connected with the mansfield disnster, IL
will I've remembered, aud sustained n
heavy pecuniary loss through the ncci-
dent, dropping with IL about $25,00 In
delinquent royalty charges, that com
pany being the original lcascc OF the
property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
BASE BALL.

Notes Of the crsen Diamond Of Local Interest,
A New Team Organized.
sA basc hall team. composed oi tho
flower Of Crystal Falls talent wns orga.
nizcd in Crystal Fails on Wednesday
evening. The new club presents very
strong personnel and has declared itself
well equipped IN way of nerve by an
nuuncing an indiscriminntc challenge to
nll Ncnominec r,ngc clubs. / is made
up az follows: Frank Ban, catcher;
Bert Brooks, LIST base; NJ. T.. Gleason,
pitcher; Dulph Bull, 2nd busc; Louis
Henry, 3rd base; Fred Lawrence. short
stop; Everett Ball, right field; u. b.
Bucl, center field AMI Simon Bchan, left
field. Officers elected were; ID. D. Bucl.
captain; } +. Corcornn, secretary and
manager and Gins II Watson, trrasur.
or. The team is fully equipped.
The Crystal Falls school hoys sui.
Tered I'm inglorious debut at Florence on
Saturday last, the score stnnding, as the
moon came mp, 20 Ia 3J in iavor 81 the
Florence lads. TmE DIAMOND DmI.L has
received several reports on the game,
each player assigning the defeat 60 "lhc
other fllow" The primary cause, Sim-
mcred down, seems to have been in the
Falls boys inability 20 play the game.
A return game Is booked 10 bc played in
Crystal Falls this afternoon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Nevva ola Personal Mature AID Minor HAPPEN.
ines Of Wees.

Newa Of Personal Mature AID Minor HAPPEN.
in-s ola wesr.
TnE DIAMOND DRlLL acknowledges u
pleasant call yesterday from Alessrs. W.
T.. Tyler, travelling freight nnd ticket
agent oi the Lake Superior division, c.,
NJ. & st, T. Railway and j u. Clifford,
the Iron Mountain representative of the
company. The gentlemen, while IN Cry-
tai Falls. were the gucets of Judge 4. T..
Flcwclling. G.. NJ. & 81. T.. attorney Tor
Iron county.
McsSrs. Frank Scadlen and w. w.
Hendricks attended Mas.nic festivities
at Knlamnzoo this week. Mr.. Scad,lcn
attending meeting 81 the scottish Rite
Mnsons and both gentlemen attending a
conclnvo Of the Grand Cnmmantlcry
Knights Tcmplar Most Eminent Grand
Commander, Sir Hugh McCurly was
present.
A baby girl Of Mr.. and Mr.. John Stols
berg died ~ iniantilc troubles ON Tue
day morning. The child WAS two mon
old. Services over the rcmaihs
held at tho family home ON Seconu<,\
and the funeral held tlierrirom Thurs
afternoon. Rov. Anderson. ui FLORENCE
administered the Inst SAL rites.
Work on the Court house erounds
progressing slowly. Considerable
Guilty has lccn e"rountcfcIin
nj of rcck. This work i b.
the contract plan and II is g..
the contractors arc not fapis,.,
ulating wealth. They will ~
for the job.
The DIAMOND Dmi.t lns bq(
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
a TESTIMONIAL.

CRYSTAL FALLS, Mich, May is. 1891.
DR. GROVER CLEVELAND,
Hog Island.
DEAR DocroR-I AIN miner and
worked several years in the Crystal
Fails district. have been - constant
sufferer from supcrfuous flesh for several
years, taking the treatment of DR.. Ben
jamin Harrison and Others with very un-
satisfactory results. began taking
your famous treatment. Thrift Reform
Anti-fit" eighteen months ago and il has
accomplished wonders for me, as the en-
closed photograph will show.
A. MINER.
+. S.-The extraordinary feature ol
tho tren tment IL that while alone took
tho medicine, it has affected my whole
family in n similar manner. A NJ.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

The Iron County Reporter OF last week
announces thnt Capt. A. Gulgren has
rendered his resignation as mine inspec-
tor for the county oi Iron on the ground
that the salary paid, $500 per year, is
not ample compensation Tor tho labor
required. The DIAMOND DRIIL can state
on good authority that the resignation
Of Mr.. Gulgren will not be rendered. 1'nE
DIAMOND Dull conerntulntes Mr. Gul-
gren ON his second thought. lIo will re-
ceive ample compensation for all work
performed and the time will undoubtedly
soon come when this viii be among the
BEST Offices in tho county. The county
board expects no one to work for moth
NJ.
There arc no new developments at the
Dunn.
From the Current u is learned that
the Pcwabic u sending out something
more than 1000 tons 81 ore per day,
about 900 of which comes from the mine
direct and the remainder from stock.
Tho Ishpcning Iron Orc Il engaged in
the wholesome occupation Of attempting
TO encourage tho development OF the Ish.
pcming gold fields, ly series oi very
ably written articles setting fcrth that
WHICH, has ALREADY bccn accomplished
and the prospects yet To- bc developed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
The water Is clear. odorlcss and rcutrnl.
-. ~

This Is good Calcc water The Crystal Falls
water contains less organic matter Alumina
and Silica than The bethesda, and these are
decided advantages. Moreover the large
amount of Calcium Carbonate IN the Bethesda
water II not virtue. on the whole, should
say that the comparison Is favorable TO the
Crystal Falls water. Respectfully.
tsenedl V. c. VAUGHAN
Prot Chemistry Ann Arbor University.
The Bethesda water mentioned above
is the famous Wnukcsha wntor which
has made the Wisconsin town renowned
throughout the country and attracted
health seekers from all quarters OF the
continent. IL is n matter oi regret that
this marvellous sanitary provision OF
nature in Crystal Falls has been allowed
to waste itself through nll there years
md IL only knownnt this late day to the
people OF our own vicinity. With prop
ar capital for advertising purposes and
more complete equipments, TINS DlA-
MoSD mLL IL confident that Crystal
Falls could he rendered one oi the lead
ing health resorts Of the country. With
perfect summer climate, breeding none
Of the malarinl disorders attendant
upon the summer season, il * naturally
vcritnblc snnitalium for the invalid.
How long will il he biorc these advan-
tnges are realized and directed into pro-
ltnblc channcls? Local sufferers, how.
ever, need not wait. The bath rooms
arc now amply equipped for such pat
ronagc and there h health Ia store FOR
YOU Il You will but nnironze them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
ARE YOU IN iT7

List Of Petit Jurors Drawn for the June Session
Of the Circuit Court.
The June session az the Circuit court
for tho county OF Iron will convene ON
Monday morning June ). Sheriff Ball
hns favored The DIAMOND DmLL with
the following list OF petit jurors, drawn
on Monday last, for the approaching
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
HELD UP.

n. n. Philips Contributes One Hundred Dollars
and Cod Watch 70 tIs "coxey Fund"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
A MINING MIXTURE
a Little News and Much Com
mont.
THE MASTODOy NINE WILL RESUME
Officers Visited the Property
Yesterday.
Tho Mesaba ."Eaneo" Figures on
MIR. RockefeiIer's Monopoly.
Cuisren VIII not Resign.

Mcssrs. jas. Austrian and ". S. Gut
man, al the Mastodon Iron Mining Conn
pany, visited the property yesterday.
Their mission lithrr was 60 decide
whether or not tocontinue operntionsnt
the Mnstodon during the present season.
IL WAS decided 60 resume operations at
once with full force oT men aud ON Mon
day every thing will he working full blnst.
\ full force ut the Mastodon mcans only
about fifty men.
The Crystal Falls DIAMOND DRILi.
wants to know II Mr.. Rockefeller can sell
ore nj present prices and make profit
on the transaction. The Range admits
that liis profits would not bc 100 per
cent but just hy way of illustration let
lls produce II lew figures. Mr.. Rockefeller
pays no royalty on the Mountain Iron
product. Certainly the property cost
him something. but it did not cost him
more than three to five cents per ton on
the ore IL contains. Lat us Say five
cents. lie owns u railroad that can
prohtahly haul ore 10 Duluth at fifty
cents. lie owns boats that can make "a
profit carrs ING ore To Lake Erie ports nj
seventy cents. The average cost OF min
ing Mountain Iron ore cannot be over
fifty cents-probably less. The amount
il costs him To produce ton of ore on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
OF CRYSTAL FALLS.

EXECUTIVE.
President. Edward sweeney.
Treasurer. Otto NJ. Brown.
Clerk. Herman Rnu.
Street Commissioner. 0ottlleb Pielfier.
Marshal. John Dolan.
TRUSTEES.
l.. v. Johnson G. X. Henry
j r. Bower Drank Raher
casper Aberlo John Harbour
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19


Now THE DIAMOND DRLL can probab-
~ understand what is meant when we
say that Mr.. Rockefeller can underscll
the lower ranges and still make money,
while the other operators on the Mesaba
cannot make both ends meet by selling
ore at present prices. And we have
made liberal figures. We do not believe
that they can I've truthiully disputed
Mcsaba Range.
Accepting the Ranges figures M en-
tircly correct, while, by the why, they
arc ut wide variance in many points,
especially as TO mining cost, with any
figures hereto oiorc presented, there occurs
yet TO TnE DIAMOND DRILL I'm obstacle
in Mr.. RockeIellcr's path OF monopoly,
and possibly this largely accounts for
the f,ct that the Mesabi has only been
able To get intl the market To the extent
OF seven per cent. Of the total sales.
This obstacle IL the undesirable nature
Of the Mcsaba product. Accounts Of
furnace explosions and loss OF both life
and stacks are not Of seldom occur
renee, considering the amount Of this
ore in use. This feature alone is suiIi.
cent To check Mr. Rockefeller's progress
OF driving lower ranges out OF the mar
ket, were nli other conditions favorable,
and THE DIAMOND DnIl.L is not yet fully
satisfied that they are.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
ID. g. Lockwood. Chairman. Crystal Falls.
Olof Hvlp'mo, Bates.
NJ. B. Waite, Iron River.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
CHURCHES.

EIRST M. L. CHURCH.
- Fifth Street aud Marquette Avenue.
Irvices 1880 a m. and 7 p m, Sundays
REV FRANK CAsI an. Pastor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19

TOWNSHIP OF CRYSTAL FALLS.
EXECUTIVE.
Supervisor. Henry w. Harte.
Treasurer, Chas. \. Henry,
Township Clerk, VIM. Russell.
Commissioner of Highways. Jacob Bauer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-19
MUNICIPAL.
COUNTY OF IRON.

y
EXECUTIVE.
s. G. lIennetts, Chairman Bd 81 Supervisors.
Joseph n. Hocging. county Treasurer.
VIM. j. brown. County Clerk.
Thomas Ball, Sheriff.
Hon. A. l.. Fieweliing Probate Judge.
n NJ. n. Moriarty, Prosecuting Attorney.
1eo. u. Voos. Register Of Deeds.
y uco. ID. Crippen, County Surveyor
LE0isLArvK.
A. g. Bennct Is ,........... .......... Mast odon
~. w. Hnrte........... .Cryntn Falls
John Erlkson .................. ........ Mansfield
lhoburn bibst hrmntte
ID. B Henley. kinsOn
Oh. STAN bangh
T.. j. Gustfson Bates
fnii ". Iron River