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The morning call., 1894-03-08
FALL OF A TRUSTED CLERK.
Accused of Causing the Failure of a
Big Firm.

New YORK. March John C. Hal
lcck, for many years confidential clerk for
Theodore Pabst & Co., importers of glass
and china ware at 26 Barclay street. was
locked up tonight In default of $4,000
bail, charged with misappropriating the
sum of S65, ,S39 26 of the firms money and
causing its assignment on January 80.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
is A CRIMINAL LUNATIc.
A Crank Who Menaced the Life of
the Queen.

NEW YORK, March THE Herald's
London special says: Wynbam Carter.
the crank who was arraigned In Bow
street Police Court on February 10, on a
charge OF having menaeed the life of the
Queen, was to-day adjudged criminal
lunatic. Since his arraignEent in court
on the original charge, he has been con-
fined iD an asylum, but not as a criminal.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
Smallpox in New York.

New YORK, March 7.-Seven cases of
smallpox were discovered in tensment at
% Underhill avenue. Brooklyn, last even
inG. Six other smallpox patients were
taken to the hospital in this city to-day.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
SHOT AN ALDERMAN.
Crime of a Young Man Who Is Said
to he n Crank

Boston, March 7.-AIderman Joseph P.
LomasDey, of the West End. was shot this
noon at the City Hall by James Doonan,
young man living in the Alderman's dis
trict. Doonan was arrested and locked
up. The police say he was arrested not
long ago for an attempt to murder q
woman and that he Is a crank.
The morning call., 1894-03-08

doors of the Bank of Harrison were closed
to-day and the institution is now in the
hands of the State Banking Board. No
statement was made EXCEPT thatthe assets
were half the liabilities.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
Will SUCCEED White.

NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Congress-
man Blanchard has been appointed
United States Senator to succeed Judge
White. whose resignation takes effect on
March 10,
The morning call., 1894-03-08
LAVIGNE THE WINNER.
He Bested SoiIy Smith in an Eight
Round Go.

SAGINAW. Mich. March 7.-Lovers of
sport from Chicago and Detroit with a fair
contingent from smaller towns and local
sports witnessed an eight-round go with
fve-ounce gloves tonight between "Solly"
Smith, champion feather-weight of the
United States. and George Lavigne. who
recently got the best of Critic in Chicago.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
BURGLARS MAKE A HAUL.
They Rifle a Bank at Pieasanton,
Kansas.

Kansas.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March IA special
to the Star from Pleassnton, kans., says:
The Bank of Pleasanton was entered by
burglars last night. The safe was opened
by an expert this afternoon and it
was found that about $4,000 had been
taken. The burglars failed to open a
chest in the safe which contained about
$4,000. All the private boxes were rlfied
and 5000 worth of stamps taken from Post
master Holmes box.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
FELL FROM A LANDING.
A Brother of the Late Chief Justice
BRADLEY Seriously Injured.

CANYON CITY. Colo. March, 7.-Judge
Charles D. Bradley, brother of the late
Chief Justice. fell from second-story
landing in the Harding block to-day. and
received severe internal injuries. which the
doctors fear will prove fatal.
The morning call., 1894-03-08

WASHINGTON, March Admiral Ben
ham has cabled the Navy Department.
from Rio that he transferred his flag yes
rerday from the New York to the San
francisco. The New York has been lying
in Rio harbor about two weeks and it is
her turn to go ouFsids for fresh air. The
fact that Admiral Benham, who retires
the middle of next month, has not already
been relieved in order to allow him o take
steamer for home by way of Europe is a
strong indication that he will soon start
north directly for the United States on
one of our men-of-war, bringing the cadets
attached % the feet, who must come up
for their graduating examinations early in
May
The morning call., 1894-03-08
Suspension of a Bank.

OMAHA. Nebr., March IA special to
tho Bee from Harrison. Nebr.. says: The
The morning call., 1894-03-08

Herald from Rio Janeiro says: The Gov
ernment has prolonged the state Of siege
again-this time until May. The returns
from the polling places give the supporters
Of Peixoto a majority in the next Con-
gEess. The rebel fleet in the bay has been
entirely inactive during the last weak.
This is fortunate. because The authorities
in Rio are busy enough fighting the yellow
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
Won from the Inmn.

ST LOUIS, Sept E2I.-Baltimore won in the
opening innings Attendance, 1900
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
MKEEyER's POOR FORM.

The Castles Stables Representative Ran
Very Disappointing Race Yesterday.
On last Tuesday the Castles stables horse
McKeeyer was only beaten head in hot
finish at the Alexander Island track On that
occasion the horse was well played 10 win, and
he would have landed the money but for being
shut of at the first turn and getting into
pocket atterward Remembering this The book
makers made Mckeever favorite in the third
race yesterday, but evidently the stable con-
nection staid of, as the price remained station
ary. In the race Mcheever ran like dog, and
finished last and beaten of. But two favorites
won, the other events going TO outsiders. At
tendance large. Summaries:
The Washington times., 1894-09-22

We sell more Shoes than any other
6 Washington Stores, and why? Sim
ply because we are furnishing better
Shoe Values for the money than it is
possible for any of our competitors to
offer. We own of our 3 buildings,
have therefore comparatively small
Rents to pay. and the larger quantity
any merchant sells, the cheaper he
can sell each article.
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
Boston NYon ns Thcv pleased.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 2l--The Bostons won as they
pleased to-day. Attendance, 200
r HE.
Boston IS 16 3
LOUISVILLE. "a b
Batteries-Rnel and Lake for Louisville; Sta
ley and Camel for Boston
Earned TUus-LouisyiIle, 3: Boston, = Two
base hits-Nicol, Connsughton o. Lowe, and
Duffy Three-base hiJ-Lowe. Home run
Brown. Stolen bases-Dufy q. Double plays
Brown and Lake; BGnnon and Camel First
base on balls-on Knell. s. of Staley, l. Hit by
pitched ball-Lutenberc. Struck Out-By Knell,
3; 10y StaIey, 4 Left on bases-LOuisviue, 10;
Boston, g. First base on errors-BOston, .;
Louisville, !. Iime-I hour and 80 minutes
Umpire-Air. keeie
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
Results OF Yesterdays Games.

Results OF Yesterdays Games.
BOSTON, p; LOUISVILLE, G.
BALTIMORE, s; ST LOUIS, 1
CHICAGO, i; PHILADELPHIA, 8
WASHINGTON. (; CLEVELAND, g
FITTTsBUEG, 4; NEW YORK, (drawn)
CNCISSATI-B BROOKLYN (no game.)
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
.ecoud race-SiL furlon IS.
Fourth race-Four furlongs.
Selections. :.

First race-Duke of Gloucester, Garnett colt
Second race-Red star, Matte Chun.
Third race-Clas5ic, Brogan.
Fourth race-Naruna. Helen H.
Fifth race-Ronald, Quartermaster.
The Washington times., 1894-09-22

Gray, 1o1; Radiator, Osric, and Motor, 10Y each;
Rouser, 104: Disturbance 101; Jennie W., 9S; Sam
Farmer, 107, and Zenobia, no
Fifth race-Five furlongs. Ictoria and Coria,
10i each: Montepense, 100; Bob Lee, 81; Tanner
lane and Chenoa, 107 each; Black Jack, AL White,
and Couronne dor, Valdur, and Sundown, 81
each.
Sixth race-Steeplechase. Prince, 12s; Japon-
lea, 141; Bell Ringer, 130; Captain Spencer, 1875;
Aristocrat, 100; Tsmplemore, 1885, Good Bye, 141,
and Valera and Casella, 1s4 each.
The Washington times., 1894-09-22

II LOUIS, sept L-l--JhIIIInOre Won N Inc
opening innings. Attendance, 1900.
r II F.
St Louis. ............................ 10 3
baIiiInore re...-----.-.. :
Batteries -Breitenstpin and Miller for s.
Louis, and Hemming and Robinson for Balti-
more
Earned runs-St Louis, ,: Baltimore. 4 Two
base hit-keeler. Threc-base hits-Hemming
and McGraw. Stolen Eases-DOWd, Quinn,
PetZ and Jennings Double play-Brodie, Reitz
and Brouthers. First on balls-On Breitenstein,
.; of Hemming, 4. Hit by pitched Dail-By
Breitensteiu, J. Struck out-By Breitenstein, !.
Iime-l hour and Is minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Hurst
The Washington times., 1894-09-22

Earned runs-Cleveland q Washington, !.
Two-base hits-O. Tebeau, Joyce, Hassamer, and
Cartwright Stolen bGses-Childs (2), Mexican,
McAleer, and g. Tebeau. Double play-Abbey
andlJoyce First base On balls-On Young, 3; off
Mularky, ,. Struck out-By Young, 8; by Ma
larky, 4 Passed ball-Dugdale. Wild pitch
Malarky. Time-2 hours Umpire-Mr. Nc
Quaid.
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
FAVORED BY LUCK.
Senators Won Close Game from the
Cleveland Spiders Through Wild
Throw By OConnor.

CLEVELAND, Sept 21-Good luck won for
Washington to-day. A wild throw by o'Connor
gave them two runs and eventually the game.
Attendance, 500. Score:
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
Couldn't Touch Old Hutch"

NHICAUO, NepL 2I.-Ihe Quakers WeTe dgaln
defeated to-day because Of their inability TO hit
Hutchison. Attendance, 1910
R, H. Z.
Chicago. ..........-.............1 ii l6 8
Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. l
Batteries-Hutchison and Schriver for Chi
caEo; Taylor, Clements, and Grady for Philadel-
phia.
Earned runs-Philadelphia, !; Chicago, s. Two
base hits-Milmot, Thompson, Schriyer, and
Houseman. Three-base hit-Dahlen Home
run-Dahlen. Stolen bases-Hamilton, Wilmot
%, Hallman %, Lange ~. and Parrot. Double
plays-Dahlen, Schriver, and Decker; Dahlen
and Huuseman, and Houseman, Dahlen, and
Decker Struck out-By Hutchison, ]; by
Taylor, ? Passed balls-Clements, = Base on
balls-Oh nutchison, Q; of Taylor, 4. Wild
Umpire-Mr. Lynch
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
How the Horses Ran.
Track fair.


S1I First race-Five furlongs Selling.
O1t Purse, $780, Time, 1:04l4-
459 P. Albert, no. ? % 21a ~ IL Lewis.
4S4 Fan. Beverly, 1l0 8 II % Ridgway.
499 Aunt Jane, ll5.. 31s Clare
4Si Craftsman, no.. IL AZ Murphy.
Asa Snap, l15........ Castles
SOC Memo, 109..... Moore
Fair start Won handily.
Scratched-Nubian, 10.
BettinC-Prince Albert, 6; Fannie Beverly, 4;
Aunt Jane, 10 ,; Craftsman ;; Snap, TO 5, and
Memo, G.
XIX Second race. Seven furlongs Selling.
O1O Purse, Sl20. Time, 1881
Ind Horse andrut ST Il st Fin Jockey.
BIO Radiant, 9916....1 1@ 12 1s4 Parson.
Chief Justice, ,11O 8 81 2S H. Lewis.
sos Edward F., 95.. 2n IN 3S Murphy
496 Lady Gay, g7.2 81 Neary
Good start Won cleverly
Betting-Radiant, s; Chief Justice, 2 to s. Ed
ward F., 4, and Lady Gay, 10.
S1e Third race Six furlongs Selling
OIO Purse, $780, Time, I:l913
Ind Horse and 1t ST u St FIN Jockey.
5O7 Pottowattoie, 90 . 3n 2n 1HSMurphy.
4g7 Mayor B., 9....1 % II 2S Neary
$40 St. Denis, 3d.. III 3l1S3l Robinson.
5oi 5oi MoResTesrs. sfa Ssss' s ss. s Ba1is bSfxaS
Fair start Won easily.
Betting-PottOwattOmie 8; Mayor B., 9; St
The Washington times., 1894-09-22
Twelve Innings Without Result

PITTsBURG, Sept. 21.-Pittsburg and New York
played the greatest game Of the season Wards
error allowed Pittsburg to tie the score in the
eighth inning. Game called at she end of the
twelfth inning on account Of darkness. Attend
ance, 1900.
L H. F.
Pittsburg ............................. IL 4
New 1Ork-.. ---..-.--.---.......-..-- ~ D
Batteries-Ehret and Mack for Pittsburg;
Meekin and Farrell for New York
Earned runs-Pittsburg, ]; New York, !. Two
base hits-Beckley, Smith, Doyle Fuller, and
Farrell Sacrifice hits-Smth, Hartman, Cross
(2), Mack and Burke. Stolen bRses-Cross, Mack,
Davis (3), and Doyle O.. Double plays-Ehret,
Beckley, and Weaver; Fuller and Doyle. First
base on balls-Of Ehret, ,: of Meekin, 4. Strdck
out-By Ehret, >; by Meekin, l. Passed balls
Mack, ,. Iime-2 hours and . minutes Um-
pires-Messrs Belts and Gaffney.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14
Probnto Notlca.

First publication April Z. last Aprll ~.
Stateti Michigan. tuuuiy % Iron - ~ "a
session Ul TIC Probate court for sWd County,
held nt the Probate oloe ia the Niluce oi trlH.
tai Fails Ou the filth dag ui Apiil in the year
one Thousand eight hundred and ninety four
rrcecnt, Albert T. flcWeling, judge OF PRO.
In the Mattcroi TIE Estate Of carl Joha1
RydbVw deceatcl
ned OF Adellt Marparetha Larson praying that
n curtain instrument NOW on illQ loo this court
purportlng 90 be the last vii and testament 81
said decreased may Voc admitted tu probate aud
that the court appoint "a time and place inf
prosiua said Will aud that due notice thereof bo
tlvrn Is nii PERSONS interested ns Tie court eNnl
direct and that administration ot enid estate
may "a granted 60 Ter Larson tlic executor
named Boo stid viii on 90 sunic other suitable
person aud that such other aud further proceed
ings may hc had in the promises as may be ~
quirrd by the "a ttutc VA such case made hne
provided
Thereupon IL IS Or,lorcd That the thirtirti
day 90 April nest. nt ten O'Clock in the forenoon
bo assigned Tor the hearing OF said rclttinni nud
TINT thr helrs.at. law of r.td dccpaScd, aud hi
other PERSONS Interested in said estHte, nrr ~
ouirfd tOuptphr at a session ui said Court tlri
a. o. holden lu thg Probate OilcH. iu The Nili1p
ol CRYSTAL Falls and show ciiuse. u any thrn lc
why the prayer ~ Tie petitioner should not y,
granted. Aud 10 isrurthcr Ordered thnf said
petitioner riye notice "a 400 persons interested ~
aGd q. tate. % the pcudrn'A ui SAID priitien, nn,
tlr helriua thereof SIS rpurir copy az tbs or
der to be- published h TIM DIAMOND hhuI..
newspaper printed and riru ntel IN said Conn
tv THREE successive weeks pfsvious to -Hd dti
III hrWInx ALBEIT q fLENEiIAyg.
iulrc "a Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14
Probate Notice.

First publication April 9Th list Apui DIST
State Oi Michigan, County oi Iron HsS ~ o.
session ~ the Probate court for stid county,
hcld Rt The prohltc Office. ia the village Of Cry~
tai Falls, in said county. on the twenty second
day OF March n. j. 1901,
Present, Albert L. Flewcling Judge Of FRO
bate
Do the matter Of the estate OF Nicholas Laeha
pcic. Decreased
on reading nud nire the petition. duly Neti-
lied an Stefny iHchnpvlle. Praying that a
certain instrument NOW on file in this court,
purpnrtine 10 Ne the last Wil aud testament az
said deceased, may he admitted tu probate and
that Tie court Nppplnt u time uld pluec iur
proving said viii aud that due notice thvrtui hc
owen 20 ull persons Interested as Doe court sinai
direct aud ti,it admnls STRAIT ION uiNall estate may
he granted Go the said Stiiany lachappile anal
Fails they being the executors named 300 said
inst rument or To- some other suitable person
nud TINT suCh iurthQr order and proceedings
MAY o. had Ia the promises uud may be fcpnirCu
hv the statute be such tnst mtiie Hul provided
Thrr,upon. IL ~ ordered that Monday, the
forenoon. hc assigned for the Bearing Oi SAID
petition ana thtt the hsirs-nt law of 'id o..
can-ed aud Hli other persons interested iu said
estate ave required 20 upprnr an "a session ul
snail court then 10 DC holdon az the Probate
oNicr. In the sad village of Crystal FATS, and
show c.tnsr, 81 any thrre bt, why the prayer Oh
thc petitioner should not he granted.
Ana u 81 further ordered that said petitioner
l.Ve notice 60 the PERSONS Interested la said
estate of the ptnlcncy 81 said ptiiiiun uid the
non riug thereof, by causing copy oi this ordti
IA 8, published in rnG DIAMOND DRui. d uoNr
L, printed, published aud circulating ~ said
q ty, three successive weeks az ltast once VI
I a' week previous Go the said dny of hearing
true cOpy) ALnEgT H. fLEWEttIN0
Judge gu Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14
Terms OF Circuit Court for tho
Years tSS4-S5.

MARQUETTE, Mich. sept -. lS03.
DO hereby Us AMI appoint the times ui hold
Inc the several terms OF the Circuit court for the
Twenty nith Judicial Circuit OF Michigan. for tho
years 1891 und 1895. az follows, 20 VIII;
For the year iSNi.
piugtNsON COUNTY. january 2. first Tuesday
April q, second Monday luly 10, third Monday
OftObrr s. second Monday.
DELTA COUNTY January 10, third Tuesday
April q. third Tuesday; July -, fourth fuys-
day; october 2A. fourth Tuesday.
MENOAuNEE COUNTY February ., nrst Mon
day, May l. first rncsday: August 20 thirl
Monday November l8, second Tuesday.
IuoN corNTY. February 10. third Monday;
June Z. first Monday october first Monday.
MAHQuErrE COUNTY. February 20. Fourth
Monday. May 10, third Tuesday; September
I A. second Tuesday; December 4 first Tuesday.
For the year SO1
DfrkiNsOE COUNTY January 2, first WC,iucs
day; April =. second Monday July rs, third
Monday October =. second Tuesday.
DELTA COuNiN January II. third Tuesday
April Is third Tuesday; July ~, fourth Tues
day. Oct nher -, fourth Tuesday.
MENOMiNEr COUNTY, - February 4, FIRST
Monday; May 4. first Wednesday, August -
third Monday. November ! ?, second Tuesday.
mos COUNTY. February 49, third Monday
Juno -. trs, Monday; October !, first Tuesday
MARQUETTE COUNTY fehrua.y 20. fourtl
MondHy May second Tuesday September
40, scCOhd Tuesday; December q. first Tuesday
j. W. STONE. Circuit Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14
COUNTY BOARD.

CRYSTAL FALLS, Mich, Mar. 2S, 1891.
County board OF supervisors met at the
office OF the county clerk pursuant 10
Adjournment. Roll called. Present; 5.
c. Bennett, G. j. GustaIson, John Erik
son, II. w. IIarte, u. b. Henley, Paul N.
Mincklcr, O. j. Lindwall and Thoburn
Gibson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Messrs. Gucnsburg and Keyes, OF the
CALEDONIA Iron Mining company, were
present and presented Il request for n
rebate OF one-hali OF the county tax FOR
1893, on the Mansfield mine This mat
ter was discussed at some length. IL was
then moved by Erikson and seconded 10y
Harte, that one-llnlf the county tax Of
1893 he romittcd on the Mansfield mine
The motion was put ind declared lost.
Moved by lIarte, seconded by Lind
wall, that the county tax FOR 1893 bc
RENTED on lots 136 Mrs. Pierce's)
original village ofCrystal Falls; 4S Mrs.
Peters, Maple Grove; ~ Mrs. Lara
Inic's), Schwartz's addition; II (Mrs.
Laramic's), Maple Grove. Carried unan-
imously.
Moved 10y lIarte, seconded by Minckler,
that John KeopclSc receive ~ rebate on
taxes Of 1899, 1890, 1891, 1899, and
1893 on lot III, original village OF
Crystal Falls, M the said lot had been
assessed rs improved property, while il
was vacant lot all these years. The
amount Of tax paid being Sl5.37, whilC
the tax for said years on similur sur
rounding Vacant lots was $500. there
fore that said Keopekc be and he IL here
by given n rebate on said taxes o
S3O.37 and that the same he CHARGE
back 60 the township d Crystal Falls
Carried unanimously.
Moved 10y IIarte seconded 10y Erikson
that Douglas Maipison he given a rebate
OF 1926 on taxes Of 1893 ON lot 2
sccon addition 90 Maple Grove, nm,
same charged back 10 Crystal Falh
township Carried unanimously.
On motion the clerk and chairman
I were instructed TO draw orders ON th'
treasurer fnr the several amounts nj
lowed "a rebates. IN favor OF the severn
parties allowed said rebates, after deter
mining from the books Of the county
treasurer the amount of taxes for Che
year 1893 ON lots 1876, GU, Is and a.
above mentioned.
The following resolution was offered l.,
II. W. Harle:
Be u resolved that, alter rcnding eerti
fed copies al the proceedings ~ thI
township hoard OF the township Of Iron
River md hearing n full statement 81 tL'
81 the Edminster matter, in snil town
ship, In which Supervisor Mlncklcr wnl
--1..l La 1.aAIL. Mill ..LLLLl.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
News ola Personal Nature and Minor Happen
ings Of q Week.

News ola Personal Nature and Minor Happen
ings Of q Week.
Fred w. Slender opened his tailoring
establishment on Monday and starts
out under very favorable auspices, TAX
ing general conditionsi into consideration.
Mrs. Berlowitz left for Milwaukee on
Saturday afternoon last, having received
n telegram announcing the serious illness
OF her mother, Mrs. ii. Role, OF that city.
Alderman Aberle is the proud daddy"
OF bran new boy. The little Republi-
can was brought into the precinct on
Friday night OF last week.
Mr.. John X. Hooper returned to Crys-
tai Falls Sunday morning. lie will
spend several days here in the interest Of
the Iron Star company.
Under the direction OF President
Sweeney, the barrel coverings OF the
hydrants have been collected and stored
for next seasons use.
Get your eyes accurately fitted with n
pair OF perfect glasses. Hooking, OPP
tician, ut Hocking's drug store, next
week, April 1G TO 81.
/. Marks, OF Red Jacket, arrived in the
city Wednesday and passed lew days
with his family here.
james Long, the Iron River lumber
operator, was n business visitor 10 the
city during tho week.
Emil Guensbug, OF Florence. was Ia
the city Tuesday, the guest Of his sister
Mrs. A. Justified.
Capt. Harry Roberts IN devoting hii
time TO exploratory operations neal
Mckinley, MINI.
Amasa has been well represented il
Crystal Falls this week. An election
contest Is on.
Attorney Hurley, 81 Iron Mountain
transacted legal business in Crystal Fall
on Tuesday.
Howard <. Brooks transacted business
in Menominee ON Wednesday Of thi
week
Sheriff Ball performed official duties i
the west side OF the county ON Friday.
Rev Edward Earle, OF Even, was il
the city Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-14
Idorteape SAD.

First publication Mnrrh q last June 10.
Default having been made IN The condition ui
a morirpre madp hy Emery Bower mud Flout
Bower hts wife 20 Peter y Bower. dated Tie
10Th duy oi November A. y. 1880, and recorded
In the' Office az the Register ol Deeds i1r the
County 80 Iron and state ol Michgm on Tie
18th dug ~ November A ~. 500 iu LlhVr y al
moftaacos ou nHpa 80 ON which mortgage there
Is claimed 30 hg due nt he time of Tins notice
the sum of six hundred and two dollars uNl
attorney ne az nlty dollars ah provided ilr m
said mOrig trb ava 80 suit or prucceNines AZ laW
having been instituted 20 recover Use money
secured BY sHil mortgage. or any part
thereof now therefore, hy virtur az th' power
Of sale contained ia said mortgicc, aud the
statute On such case mnde and provided ur'.co
r hereby given that Monday the lSS dRy Oi
juno "a u 1891 &c 10 ogiork in the forenoon
the Sheriff ol Iron county, MiChiglu. M -cli At
public a,u.tiou 20 the highest builder at the iroui
door at the rout House M The village 90 CRYSTAL
rnlls in said County ~ Iron. lthti being the
plnca where tho Circuit court ~ holden. TITO
promises described Ia said mortgage, or SO ninh
thereof as may be- necessary ca pay the amount
due un s4ld moririge with Interest at seven
my c,tt aud all lrral costs togpthCI with un 90
tornc1's f.e uf MY dollars cover nutc1 Tor iu
said iauftRfgr should any proceedings he taken
10 fos.cio-t the sHine. Tie promises described
IN sHd MORTGAGE Is as follows % Wif, LOT
number sixty tGD ol j H. sciiwnttzaud fraucc.
schwartz first addition 20 the plat oi tile yilhg
ol CRYSTAL Fails. iron county Michigan Dated
this 2Oth day OF March, a, % 1854.
y T., AREf, fEfGn boNEu,
Attorney FOR Mortgage, Mortgage