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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
MACHINERY IS GOING
New Owners Arc Moving the
Dunn Equipment.
FEE OWNERS NAY TRY TO EyJOly
Believe Heavy Plant is a Part
of the Realty.
The Light Equipment Has Been
Shipped 20 NeGaunee and the
Balance VIII Follow.

The Corrigan. Mckinney & Company
interest, late purchaser Of the plant oI
machinery Of the Dunn * tlismanting
the property az rapidly MS the work can
be pushed The light machinery has
been placed on cars and shipped to Ne
gunnce during the week and the work OF
removing the contents OF the "big" en-
ginc house, the main plant, is Icing
pushed. This, too, it il said will follow
the Other machinery TO the Marquette
range. As noted in another column, the
owners Of the fec Of the property were in
the city this week and naturally enough
did not take kindly TO the removal Of
the machinery, claiming that the con
tents al the new engine house, which is
built upon stone foundation and the
heavy machinery resting upon founda.
tiun OF the same kind, were parts Of the
realty. Whether any action has been
tukcn to establish this fact in law. TmE
DIAMOND DmLL cannot ascertain, bat
up to the hour Of going to press, nothing
has appeared in the way Of an injunc
ton, restraining the progress oi the
work.
The removal OF the machinery IRON
the Dunn is il matter TO be greatly rc
grcttcd, nasmuch az il promises Il Ions
period 81 idlcncss for the property. Tht
product Of this mine finds Il ready mar
kct ia time Of demand aud il is the most
economical property in the district
With these advantages, while the ma
chincry remained intact there was hop,
Tor rcsumption. but with prices for oI,
who're they stand, it is q vain hope {,
await an outlay of cnpi,al sufficient Il
ugiin equip the mine If the heavy ma
chincry is removed, TuE DIAMOND DRI.I
believes that il will be many months bc
lore Tie Duan is again numbered anon,
the producers oi this district.
IT il stated that the owners 81 tl, e.
81 this mine will attempt tocoltct ih
delinquent runl:y, incurred by Tia
Schlcsingrr interest, from II J King, th
valley Zimmerman. Tie lease of Ga
property was made to Mr. King original
| ~ and the creditors oI Mr. Sehrsnge
believe that he j. responsible Tor the I'm
paid royalty, Notwithstanding the Iac
that his lense was assigned TO Schcsing' /
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

sidering proposition TO reduce the
royalty To- twenty cents per ton, The re-
quest was nadc that our claim for $2i-
600 delinquent royalty against the York
Iron Company be released. This we re-
fused TO do. We were willing TO reduce
the royalty TO twenty cents per ton and
allow mining TO continue at that price,
provided we bc given some security upon
our claim for delinquent royalty. I his
was not agreeable TO those making the
proposition and there the matter ended.
The York Iron Company wae Mt that
time still in control of the property.
Had they not been, the proposition
would not have been made"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Adjourned Meeting Held on Monday and New
Treasurer IA Installed.

An Adjourned meeting Of the school
board was held at the office uf the clerk,
Mr. John Fisher, ON Monday evening.
The bond of l.. +. Johnson, the newly
elected treasurer, fc" $4,000 was read
and after some discussion, accepted.
Mr.. Adolph Lustlield, the retiring trcus-
urcr, then turned over the moneys and
effects Of his Office for settlement witihis
successor and the board According TO
n financial statement which appears in
another column, there is at present in
the school treasury little over $4,000.
Four thousand of this amount, MI.
Lusilicld turned over IN cash and tic
balance in tOllatcrals. Mr.. Lu-tiicld cx-
planned the securities in this way: When
the State Bank of Crystal Falls closed
It's doors on June ! . last Mr. Justified
lad ON deposit IN The name of the school
treasurer about 81 900. 10 secure this
amount, lac succeeded IN getting sccuii-
ties Hall 81 the securities hc hns eel
lcctcd and the remainder he turned over
~ INV INV iituHhitls nt FtAhtiAH1 tilf
municipal warrants and commercial
paper, nll Of which arc good. The board
discussed The matter az length and iina'
" decided Go authniizc the treasurer ca
issue q receipt to Mr.. Lustilcld FOR tic
amount oi cash surrendered md allow
him lMr. Lustiicld) Go realize on thc
securities ~ rapidly as possible, turning
the proceeds over to the board. Mr.
.ustield stated that while he would
prefer io hc released from the matter, he
realized TINT the course adopted would
lc the most advantageous 90 the board
an' hc would abide by its decision
Taking into consideration Mr. Lust
iirld'z misfortune in the failurc 9I th'
State Bank, he il to be congrni alatet
upon being able to turn over dole iol
dollar Ia his Successor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
Business Closes to Hear the
Gospel.
'ANCELIST CORDNER'S GOOD WORK.
He Makes Many Converts in
Crystal Falls.
Arbor Day FittInGly Observed by
the Crystal Falls Pubic
Schools - Local Notes.

The past week has been one ,ncom-
monty religious in Crystal Falls. AZ
though il cannot be said that in its nor
NAL state our fair hamlet IA nlto-
gethcr ungody. The work of evan
gclism has been forged by Evangelist
Cordner, agentleman who has H.
clieyed not n little prominence ns Il
religious worker in Wisconsin and Michi.
gan during the pastiew years. lie has
been assisted by the local dcvinee, Rcvs.
iIcmcnway and Casper and at intervals.
by clergymen Of sister cities, Including
Rev. Forbes, OF Ncgaancc and Drew. ol |
Florence. Mr.. Cordner il thor
ough evangelist. lie represents no par
ticulnr creed and manifests but one ,Ic.
sirc-that of bringing souls to Christ.
His meetings are invariably held in tho
several churches Of n town and one or
more are conducted in public places,
with the object ofrcaching all Glasses ilrSt
in view. His work in Crystal Falls begun
at the First NJ. f.. Church on SATURDAY.
evening last. Several services each day
were divided between this and the Bap-
tist church until yesterday, when, in the
afternoon n meeting was held IN the
Crystal Falls opera house. Yesterday
forenoon "cottage meetings" were held
in several residences. The meeting in the
opera house was largely attended, the
large seating capacity Of the ground floor
being comfortably taxed. AZ the request
OF those interested in the work, many OF
the business places were closed ut 3 o.
clock md the proprietors OF stores and
saloons, too, attended the meeting. Mr..
Cordncr's theme for discourse ut tliia
time was in the form OF comparison of
Crystal Falls to Sodom, making the
sweeping statement That according f.s'
his belief The depression which visited
itself upon Crystal Falls and the Lake
Superior country today was more the rc-
suit OF the wickcdncss OF its people than
of the Wilson bill and Grover Cleveland.
His talk was characterized by a vim
that made IL decidedly interesting. al
/ cNtANintHA iiikHh Nllsli NttttI
occasions have opened an avenue for IN
argument 81 considerable warmth. Mr..
Cordncr spoke in unmeasurcd terms
against the saloons, but had raueht hut
kind words for their Keepers. IL IL his
belief that the theory that town must
have saloons for the hcreyenacnrising from
their license is "a lie coined in the inla-
nous depths Of hell" That this Christian
gentleman hns wrought much good ia
Crystal Falls there is no doubt and his
work will probably result in the convcr-
sion Of nearly one hundred people while
the effects Of his labors upon many 9th
crs are filled with wholesome promise.
lie is good speaker and iniuscs his en-
tire energy into his mission.
The meetings will be continued until
Monday night Tomorrow afternoon at
the First NJ T.. Church Mr., Cortlner will
hold confidential meeting for men only.
lie promises n highly bcncliccnt meeting
and should receive large audience.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

Mrs. w. II. willcrling u sing danger
ously i'll at The homo of Mr.. and Mrs
John Kucpckc Last sunday night the
woman wns afflicted with icbrile symp.
tons, which developed iuto erysipclas of
an acute Iorm, starting on her iorchtnd,
Mrs. Willerling IL the mother 81 Mrs. J. +.
jackson, Of Rhinolnnder, Wis. The NJ
ilictcd lndy spent tho winter at the
home Of Mrs VIM. Clnk, who Is also her
dnughtcr. residing in Marinc,te Mrs.
WilIcrling arrived here two weeks ago, 90
look after her property and to secure, Il
possible, employment. She Is without
means.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
News Of a Personal Nature and Minor Happen
ings OF Week.


News Of Personal Nature and Minor Happen
ings Of Week
THg DIAMOND DRILL. has repeatedly
becn requested by those having interest
in the Crystal Falls cemetery 10 call
attention Ia the unkcpt condition of
aTfnirs there, The fences are denpi,Iated
and live stock wunders at random
Through the grounds play ing havoc with
such few improvements ns have been
made 10y individuals. II tho stumps
cannot lie removed and the grounds
given au appearance of respcctithility
IN other directions, something surely
should be done to prevent cattle from
converting tile cemetery into pasture lot
The many friends Of Sumner Hopkins,
treasurer Of Florence county, who was
formerly numbered among the most pop
ular business men oi Crystal Falls, may
be pleased To learn that he is now the
proud father 81 a baby girl. The little
stranger came to join Il baby brother ia
the joys aud pnins OF this life on the four
tccnth instant.
Martin Bach left on Wednesday for
Kewauncc, Wis, his former home. Mr..
Bach owns some very valuable farming
land in that section and ii is possible
that lie will purchase more and engage
ia tie agricultural business on an ex-
tended scale. Mr. Bach may discontinue
his mercantile business NJ the runn mine.
by virtue Of tax title, NIr. John
korpcke lnst winter acquired posses
sion OF lot No. / ,un Marquette avenue.
The purchaser recently erected fine
barn ON the property. This week the
property has bCen fenced, cleared and
plowcd, preparatory TO planting garden
truck thereon.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. II Philips left on
Tuesday afternoon for Grand Rapids,
Mich, in response 10 IL telegram nm
nouncing the sudden death 81 Mr. l.. II.
Webster 81 Tint city. iIr. Webster was
the iathcr 81 Mrs. Phillips and also oi
Glen l.. Webster, well known In Crystal
Falls
II. c. Flnnnisan, ~ Norway, spent
Tuesday in tlic city. Mr.. Flanagan has
just returned from Cleveland and other
iron centres and states that the I'm.
preston That the iron men are dispond-
cnt Is thoroughly erroneous. Hope
Dick is not mistaken IN his reckoning
The Fair "sroricd'' M finely dressed
window M could be seen in months
travel, this week. The work was exc
cutcd 10y Mr.. Adolph Lustfield and is, in
design and execution piece ofworkman-
ship TINT any expert might be justly
proud ~.
Strawhats for men, strawhats foI
women, strawhats inr boys, strawhats
Tor everybody, plain, irimmedup, turned
up and turned down, some even turned
both ways and on both sides and nj
hard times prices at The Fair.
w. $. Laing, Of Iron Mountain, let hi.
light shine in Crystal Falls ycste rtIay
MIR. Laing says Crystal Falls is better
town than Iron Mountain, for thereasor
that there nre fewer men here TO be- idle.
Moses Frankcl has shipped hia stock
of clothing To Eagle River, Wis, wher'
he will eopcn his store. Ills family vii
remain in Crystal Falls for some time ts
come.
Martin I.llley and VIM. Sullivan drove
.... -. -. Ill.,.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
Celebrated Their Aoniusrsary.

The anniversary 81 the founding Of tho
independent Order ~ Odd ,IAllows was
observed on Sunday by tho mtusbcrs
Of Crystal Falls Lodge attending divino
service in body. The First Baptist
Church was beautifully decorated for tho
occasion and Rev. G. A. Ilcmenway de-
liycrcd powerful sermon. taking ns
his subject, "Thc Good Samaritan"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
MEN ARE DESPERATE.

Idle Worgmen Of Iron Mountain Threaten EN-
treme Measures Unemployment is Not Secured.
One OF the most prominent business
men OF Iron Mountain Informs TnE nlA-
MoNp DmLL that tho situation OF the un-
employed oI that region Is assuming dam
gcrous aspects. According TO this gem
tlcmnn's report mass meeting 81 the
unemployed workmcn was held On
Thursday to discuss the situation. The
meeting was attended 10y upward of four
hundred people, many OF whom were
hungry and lily clad. Nothing promising
wns offered az the meeting and after ear
vassing the situation thoroughly. il is
suid that an agreement was entered into
whereby, unless employment IL furnished
the men within the next ten dnys, the
stores oi the town will he sacked and
the supplies distributed. AT this tire
there il nothing new at the Chapin on
other mines in that district To warrant
hopes Of Improvement. Rumors are
constantly floating, but when simmcrcd
down 10 reality, they amount TO nnught.
TnE DIAMOND DRLL hopes TINT the situ-
alton IN regard 60 the condition ot the
miners has been overlrawn, but il Is
nevertheless printed ON the highest M
ihority
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
ARBoR DAY.
The Holiday is Fi,ilngly Observed by ths cryr.
tai Fala Schools.


A,bor Day was littinely celebrated in
Crystal Falls by the tcacncrs aud pupils
OF the public schools. beginning IN tho
afternoon, appropriate exercises were
held in The several departments oi tho
building, consisting 81 singing and np-
propriate rectations Atlength the school
repaired 10 the grounds where u number
OF trees were planted and the exercises
flttingly closed The trees were planted
in front OF The building and will MT length
materially improve the appearance ~
the handsome grounds At the close oi
the exercises the school was dismissed
and many 81 the pupils attended tho
religious services IN the Crystal Falls
opera house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

The wonders uf travel need not BE- ex-
cluaivcly fnr those who travel. Henry
H. Rogan, the distinguished Traveller nn'l
lecturer, shows the principal bcnut,H
and prominent TEXTURES ~ hiH world
wide travels In 10 portfolios ~ ~ pic-
lures each. Any ono port - that
may be rcndy you can have 1nIluE
three coupons Of different
from, The Chienno lncnrl. w
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
wo king Fun Force.

Tie shnelc mill of u. T. Davcnportc,
on The Michipammc river, above MANI
field, is now working full forcc. TnE
DIAMOND DmII. il informed that Mr..
Davcnpuric has sold his entire seasons
cot ~ a very desirable figure. Even
small ~ " j., IL II encouraging To hear
81 one prosperous industry in Iron
county at this time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
rival school Mines viii Play nall.

4 base ball nine has been organized
at the high school. Louis Henry, Thos.
Brooks, Willie Wills, George Rcnnud,
John snhiu, Addic Bower, Jos. 1houin,
Cicero Brown and Everett Ball make
up the personnel ~ the club, the reporter
is informed At Florence il similar club
hus been formed and the two teams will
cross bats soon IN a series of games.
The Crystal Fails club has the co opera.
iion 81 Principal Mickons md that
worthy gentleman hns written Go princi
pal y y Rounds, ~ the Florrncc schoul
asking wien the first game might lC
plnVul
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

Mrs. Joseph Hanson, nt her Residence
on Fourth street, " prepared to clan,
rcpnir and dye gcntlcmen'a cluth'ag ntl
very reasonable rates. Suits ciennedl
and pressed for 81. Satisfaction giar-
nntccd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
DID NOT DEFRAUD.
Such is the Evidence in tho
Mlnckler Hearing.
EDMIySTER ORDER DEAL EXPLAINED.
Benefited Township, but not
Minckler, Personally.
Edmlnster in Paid Sl25 on Condl-
ton that He Entered the Sa-
loon Business at Once.


-----
The case Of the people against Paul n.
Minckler, charged with illegally issuing u
town warrant 10 Benjamin Edminster,
was heard in justice court before {. A.
McRae, at Iron River ON Thursday. Soy
eral township officials were sworn, at the
close OF which. upon the request OF the
defense, the case was adjourned to May
is. IL is probable that the case will be
discontinued before that time, as the tcs-
timony thusIar clicitcd fails To establish
the fact that Supervisor Mincklcr Mt.
tempted TO dtfraud i'm being II party to
the issue Of the order. There were pos
sibly Irregularities connected with tho
affair, but that nm attempt to defraud
was made IL seems to be difficult 10 es-
tablish. The facts in the case, as given
by Edward Scott, township clerk,
ON January %, 1891, Irving II Jackson,
senior justice oi the peace and Il member
Of the township board at that time, are
substantially ms follows:
A special meeting Of the township board
was held on January -, 1891 Al
previous meeting Of the board Benjamin
Edminstcr had made application foI Il
liquor license for six months. At the
meeting Of january -, Edmiuster again
appeared and stated that he had Il bill
against the township for SlSG for caring
fora man named Spcnser. Represented
no Written bill, bat Mr.. Mncklcr stated,
50 the witnesses swore, that hc knew the
services had been performed and that
the bill was nll right. After considerable
discussion the board decided 10 allow
Edminst,rSl25, provided that Inc would
use the wairant IN part payment Of Il
liquor license. This he agreed "a do, and
Mr. Scott, the clerk, after taking adj.
vice from the township attorney, Mr.
Lott, drew the Warrant upon the con
ting,nt fund The board then required
Edminster To file an itcmizcd bill This
he uitcrwurd did and il was certified "a
before II Justice Of The peace ON March
81 Eolmihster aftcrwad gave Mr.
Mnckler the warrant ior 81 % and Sl25
IA currency 20 procure liquor license
Tor him, which Mr.. Mlnckler did.
From the testimony given, it appears
M above stated that thetownship board
81 hon Riyrr township desired 10 inn
prove lis financial condition 10 Che SGT
ting aside 81 strict regularity. The is
suing uf tie order To Edmnstcr condi
tionaly that lc must use it for 81
loon license does not hcar testimony O
rigid Justice in doling ont the township
funds, II the township wns Edminsicr',
debtor, il should have met lis tbligutiol
Internationally llthc bill was question
nhlc, Edminstcr should not have rcccivct
thewarrant. Yet, This does not substan
tiatc the charge that Supervisor Minck
Ter figured IN The deal with q purpose o
dcirauding either Edminstcror the town
ship o. Inrrccuniaty gain. IS TIE DiA
MoND DRlLL has fully aired ono side o
the story, il isconstrnincd TO make thcs,
admissions III justice to the accused.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

In addition to the above balance, we
have in the hands Of the township treas
nrer, 50, i96.3o. ID. NJ. Ross,
President Board Of Education.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
CO.. nl lhe Wo-ld.n Falr-

Memories oi the Worlds Fair beauties
viii ike az long ns those who suw them,
and when agtm they mny lie seen IN al
their light AMI color by reason oI the
reproductions III the Chicago Records
collection ~ i''ricturcsQuc Worlds Fair"
IL seems nlmost like u clanceto edo" tile
Fnir an over. Thcp are sixteen parts
of sixteen pictures each, Il total of 25G
MT gems, and YOU can get them for lcs-
than penny apiece. Three coupons cut
from the Chicago Record aud II cents 10
money or poslngc stamps will deliver to
your posioiiicc address any ono complete
pnrt. Your ncwsdralcr will expluin IL 10
YOU, or copy ~ The Chicago Record viii
tell you nil about il.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

The county board 81 poor supcrintcud-
cnts held a meeting on Tuesday night.
SuperinIcndcuis Rahcr, Isobcrts nnd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL FALLS.
EXECUTIVE
President Edward Sweeney.
Treasurer. otto NJ Brown
Clerk, Herman kau.
street Commissioner. GottlIeb Pieiner.
Marshal. John Dolau.
TRUSTEES
L.. ", Johnson &. =. Henry
j E Bower Frank Raher
Casper Abere John Harbour
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
MEDAL CONTEST.

Demorest Medal TO be Awarded Under the Aus
p'ess Of the w. c. T. U.
On Tuesday evening, May ] the Dem
crest silver Medal Contest will he held in
the Crystal Falls Opera House under the
auspices Of the w. G. 4. u. In addition to
the numbers in which the contestants
for tho silver medal will participate, Il
pleasing program has been arranged and
Il highly interesting entertainment may
be expected. The winner OF the contest
will he given place in the gold medal
contest TO bc held at Iron Mountain next
hll under the same system. The pro.
gram follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

Following is the report Of committee
appointed to check mp the books OF the
treasurer OF District No /:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
NOTICE.

Having discontinued business IN CryH.
Inl Falls. Ne hcrcl,N Give nniicc thai Mr,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

J. "The DrunkH rd's Vile"
Miss Rachael l}ehau
p "The Legend of Brefcnz'
Miss Pearl Henry
q Trouble IN the Amen Corner
Miss Lille urban
VIII The 4 zone Vote
contestants Miss Kate lIarte
o "IIow Jane Conquest Rang The
Bellf
Miss Daisy Henry
g. "'rhe power of Womans Love
Miss Frances Waters
"'rhe Bridal Wine Cnp.
Miss Alma Meisler
TX Orchestra
* "scnse Versus License TEN Little Boys
NI Vocal Solo,. ................... Miss stone
XII The presentatlon...le Rev G AlIIemenway
Kill Orchestra
NV. Good .labeau
The admission Zee will be fifteen cents
for adults and ten cents for children.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28
MUNICIPAL.
COUNTY OF IRON.

"
EXECUTIVE.
sc BENEFITS, Chairman I'D of Supervisors.
Joseph n. Hooking. County Treasurer.
Wm. j. brown. County Clerk.
Thomas HALL, sheriff.
Hon. A. l.. Fleweing. Probate Judge
NJ. III. Morlarty, Prosecuting Attorney.
Geo. II. Noos. Register OF Deeds.
Geo. ID. Crppen, County Surveyor.
LEGISLATIVE.
Nv iihFte.s..s.. F9Hlti r
n Erlkson M ................ ............ Mansfield
D1burn IibSon na.a.,,....,. ......., irlhtltr
n Is. Henley Atkinson
O.J. Lindwa Stambaugh
a.. J. Gustafson Bates
Paul n. River
COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS
D: q. Lockwood. Chairman Crystal Falls.
Olof HegemO, Bates.
M. Is. Waite, Iron River
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-28

]. Orchestra.
H. Rev. g. A. IIemenway
III Song Conteetants
" scarf Drill aud Tableau.... Seven Little Girls
v song, guitar accompariment......Mr Mr.. Glidden
VI Recitation Merle Smith
VII Vocal solo o....................... Miss stone
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-28
Burbank Building Association.

DRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, ROOMS
L 81 and So, Bryson block, corner Second and
Spring Streets in the city and county OF Los
Angeles, California.
There is delinquent upon the following de-
scrbed stock, on account Of assessment levied
on the 7th day of December, 1898, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
No. OF No. of
Name. certificate. shares. Amt.
H. p Lantz - 8 100 500
And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the 9TH day of
December, 1893 so many shares of each
parcel of stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the Office OF the company. rooms 81
and IS, Bryson block, on the corner of Second
and Spring streets, in the city OF Los Angeles,
California, on the 9Th day OF February, 1894,
at 10 a. m. of such day, to pay delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with costs of adver-
Using and expenses of the sale.
H. L. MACNEIL, Secretary.
Office Burbank Building Association, rooms
81 and SO, Bryson block, corner Of Second
and Spring streets, Los Angeles California =
l-24 lot