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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-09-28

City ticket Office, Frat National bank
building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

DRIvATE MONEY To LOAN IN AMOUNTS
of $50 70 $500 on good city property. stod-
dard Brown. Burke building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

Ae~erfissrenfs viii - rsessvef ~ braneh
esss~s If the Posr- IrTrIxfsxscxE az:
TACOMA BUREAU - iIls Pacific svenuss
Thomas sarnraons. Manager
PORT TowH-END-Frsneh A sprfagsy.
HEfLIs6HAM BAY BUkEAU-ssv what
rorn. corner Holly and Canoe strsssa o. II.
Culver. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

noTrrY-Ths business ocsos at the fosT-lr-
-rrrssrscxR 10 open until II :. IL; -usisy
hours, a N. toa p M Classified aavsfnss-
rueuts xt.I be rscsExsf CD 20 thls time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

I0gErT-4fn re~tsis o. s1assy. Sevsssos< IS,
fs%s. r. Mf. and NrsL II T. LeTetA ssz-
IFsI1E-la seattle. On Tuesday. soveaassr -.
fsF< % NJ as6 Hrs. Frsak l. Leslie son'
wssxEf 81 roaa1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

s1~errissrs desiring dsspasy sdvsztissre7n
shsnrsc COR tia suaesy Issue must hsad Ia
sooy cy ofclock s.sarssy 20 insure chsnzA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

MONEY TO LOAN. EQUITABLE BUILDING
N Loaa and Investment Association, room 5l-
New York block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

MONEY TO LOAN on FiRsI-CLAsS IN
III proved property. Wright Bros. a. Burke
| building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

DRIyATE MONEY TO LOAN on ANY GOOD
u seenr.sy. Rom . Halter b-ocs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

COMMERCIAL PArER AND NOTES BOUGHT.
y loanS made on real estate or collateral secur-
ify: will buy real estate IT right figure Z. :.
Clam. rnorn c Bailey nlnck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

NFTIS--Ef.D RAJ he sessasocs 81 the or
csxssax sserxy 4.a- Esw. 3oss y D&uss2. -
fIsth street.. reztsss. Tnes1sy. SgyenEher n
fs<s Hr Eawsra g SsFfDs snd Ma Iaors
H. Fsde-. bath If ksaI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

MONEY LOANED on PIANOS. FURNITURE
VI withou. removal resl eststs; other sscurs-
tie. Seattle Mortgage Company, 2o9 Cherry
street near second
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

wurYxrY-The fuasra1 os Ma Asry y. whit
Tsev vii take ss1ses arz o. NJ todsy fsoz =
usrk.. chuFci Iase@nsGt N Lake slsS Gem
sterF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

STATE, COUNTY. SCHOOL AND CITY WAR
- rants ~ Washington purchased Cruthers
4 Morris. 3Os Chamber OF Commerce. Portland,
nv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

IfNHREk3 As AKkoX EREn AND RxRAsRED.
4 2sY EssHs, seas FsRA4ss1 Hasx4aa he1s
49, - azn "a street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

Ls0a -AlE-A NEAT STOCK or GROCER
go A. a Ia gan Address L z. care f0ss-
fzteIlszearxr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21

MONEY LOAN OFFICE: OLDEST EsrAB-
VI nshef in the city: Uncle Harris loan once,
5i3 Second strset corner Yesler avenue; liberal
advances on diamonds, watches aud iewelry:
lowest rates
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
WHERE is LOTT?
The Question His Neighbors
Ask in Vain.
Lofts Son Says That the Iron River
Attorney VIII Not Return.
That Bogus Ex. Package.

Attorney Edward J.. Lott, OF Iron
River, has departed for parts unknown,
according TO the statement OF his son,
Ed. Lott, Jr., who was in Crystal Fails
during the fore part oI the week, nt.
tempting To dispose Of certain 81 his
fathers effects to local attornies. Young
Lott states that he has been appraised
Of his fathers whereabouts, but refuses
To disclose them and says that lac will
not return.
The queer express money package
episode in which Lott figured with Rush
Culver late receiver oi the Marquette
land Office, is said To have been the cause
OF Lofts disappearance. Two home
stcadcrs, brothers, Rankin 10y namc, who
live on claims in the township OF Atkin-
son, gave Lott 1924 with which to se-
cure patents on their claims, Lott hold
inc the Office OF United States court
commissioner for this district Lott
clnimod TO have remitted the amount
by American Express, TO the receiver o'
the land Office. When Receiver Culver
opened the package, however, in thepres
encc oIwituesscs, itcontained nothing but
quantity OF newspaper clippings
Trouble followed and Mr.. Lott made q
hurried visit 10 Marquette. How the
! matter was adjusted between Mcssrs
Culver and Lott has not been announced
but the Rankin brothers have subse
quently discovered that their money hni
been lost.
After repeated requests TO make eoo'
the amount, Lott stated that he woul'
leave I~on River and raise the money
lie accordingly departed on Wedncsda,
of last week and has not since been hear'
from. In the meantime, the homestead
ers have sworn out warrant for Lott
arrest on the charge OF larceny.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
IRON RIVER.
Items Of Interest From the Metropolis OF the
West Side OF Iron County.

Items Of Interest From the Metropolis Of the
West Side OF Iron County.
A chapter OF funerals saddened Iron
River on Monday, there being three
gloomy trains 60 the silent city. Mrs.
Cora Harris, who died ON Saturday last,
was buried, this funeral being followed
by that OF the only son OF Mr.. John w.
Lucns. The lad was ten years oi age and
was drowned at Ehrcnkrook's shingle
mill ON Saturday morning. While iish-
ing, he slipped and fell over the slide and
the efforts OF his siXtcen-ycar-old com
panion TO save him proved fruitlcss. Jos.
Michivett, who was accidentally shot on
Sunday, was buried on the same day.
Michivett was hunting when the accident
occurred. Placing his gun upon the
ground, lac rested the barrel against his
body, when the gun in some manner was
discharged, emptying it's contents into
Michiyctt's body. Some time aiterward
two other hunters were attracted tc
the spot by the unusual barking o
Mchivctt's dog. When they arrived or
the scene OF the accident, the unfortunate
man was dying. lie died before reaching
home. lie leaves large family in I
destitute condition.
An Iron River Nimrod brought n 800
pound buck into town on Tuesday.
LAUNDERING operations are beginning
Many jobbers are going into the wood'
n welcome sight in these Dcmocrati
times of idlencss.
The potato crop in this section ha
proved failure. A few good yields ~
reported, but they are scarce.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06

There arc few things moro fascinating,
thnn the scenes oi a great city, and no
city in the new world offers 40 mnnY
wonders in the way ui buildings, parks,
boulevards aud work oi treasure andnrt
IA Chicago The magic camera has
cnught thcm, and the artist has repro
duccd them IN lGO charming hali-tone
pictures made mp In parts containing
any one part, postpaid, for three cou.
pons cut from the Chicago Record and
/ q cents in money or stamps. Anycopy
oi the Record will tell you about this
offer, or your home ncwHdcalcr ~ proba,
blv we'll posted. You certainly will not
regret an investment in this line.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
THROUGH HIS HAT.
That's How w. ]. Lhtlsiohn Crates Anent the
Forest Fires.

That's How w. ]. Littlejohn Crates Anent the
Forest Fires.
President w. j. Littlejohn, of the
Underwriters Association 0t the North
west. who, in an address before thut
organization declared that the recent
forest fires were ordered started 10y lum-
Der kings, i'm an interview stated that his
charges were based ON Investigations
made under his direction. "Thosc fires
have occurred every year. said Mr..
Iittlejohn, "and il was apparent that
there must bc some motive Tor the in
cendinrism. Our company accordingly
sent men INTO Michigan and Wisconsin
this summer TO make Investigations and
they secured sufficient evidence tosntlsly
mo i'm NV own mind that some al the big
lumber dealers fired the forests IN order
TO hide the evidences al their timber
stonliugs. The evidence rs not sufficient
ly strong TO warrant charging any par
ticular men with the deeds, however. j
am informed that the states Oi Michigan
and Wisconsin have appointed secret
commissions TO investigate the fires.
Until we know that such Is the cnsc aud
whnt results follow the work of the state
authorities the insurance organization
will do nothing There Is u possibility,
however, that in the event oi the failure
of these commissioners TO develop the
matter. some Of the insurance unions
will take up the prosecution themselves
am confident that the stateauthorities
can secure all the necessary evidence i
/ they try, for the slight investigation
have already mndc couvinccs me that
I there are wealthy umhcrmen who should
/ bo made Co suffer for the horror and de
struction oi this ycnr'r fires.
This II wild and wanton rot. While
government pine h ns scarce as hens
teeth we're It otherwise, n sane MAJ
ought TO know that no "choppiug' coulC
dc concealed by forest fire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
NEED PROTECTION.
Pot Hunters Are Slaughtering
Deer.
They Employ Unlawful Means ana
Slaughter Deer for Proflt--Ths
Game Should be Protected

Since the opening of the deer season
ia the upper peninsula, September 70,
the Chicago 4 North-Western and Chi
cago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railroads
have dumped a thousand pot-hunterH
into Iron and Dickinson counties. Oi
this number, Iron county has received
majority owing 10 its superior hunting
grounds along the banks OF the Michi-
CANINE, Deer, Nett and Fence rivers.
Few of these invaders are sportsnen
in the true sense Of the word. They are
farmers by vocation and after their crop
has been harvested in Indiana, Ohio and
Illinois, come into the hunting grounds
ot the upper peninsula To make as much
rs they can out OF the ruthless slaughter
oi deer. They observe no laws but
employ any device that viii bring the
game into their clutches and it's equlval'
ent 60 their pockets. Their venison If
al shipped TO the larger markets oi the
lower peninsula where fancy figure If
secured. Houndsarc used with impunity
and our waters and clearingsare literally
illuminated with headlights on every
dark night.
The inevitable result is that th'
slaughter OF deer is enormous and canno
fail To work the extinction of the gam'
in these parts.
The deer OF the upper peninsula ar
confined chiefly to the counties oi Iron
| Dickinson and Ontonagon and 1t is
peculiar fact that the man, who durln
the past four years has drawn salary u
state game warden, has not paid them
single visit The most important gam
= section in the state being thus negleclc
/ bv a well-paid official, il is not stranl
that the laws are entirely unobservet
- The people Of the upper peninsula an
r especially OF the counties named M
4 Justly indignant at this condition
3 affairs and consider themselves entlrel
- deprived OF n protection they requlr
g nay for and should receive That II
, state game warden should he a resider
, OF the upper peninsula, no one can su
4 cessiully dispute, but il Inc must be
r lower peninsula man, let him he wortl
Y ot his Office. These are facts which ougl
J. TO be iorcibly brought TO the mind
s. Governor Rich.
lt In tho meantime the county gan
II warden might be more active. Durii
- the CLOSED" season the pot-huntcr do
not inrest the forest His venison ca
4 not be shipped and consequently q
ie woods have no charm for him. II
,e result of activity during this scas'
IN results only in the punishment oi po
N local hunters who need the meat th
n Kill. while in the "open" season I
IN county official takes a vacation and I
Is wanton destruction iorgcs ahead wi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Crystal Falls People Who Entertained and Were
Entertained,
The social given 10y Mrs. II. w. Ilarte
for the benefit oI the First Baptist
church ON Wednesday evening was but a
repetition Of the past success which has
rendered Mr.. aud Mrs. lIarte locally
famous as entertainers. The spacious
house ON this occasion was taxed to
accommodate the large number Of guests
and the receipts Of thccyening ncttcd the
church snug amount All manner oI
wholesome entertainment was indulged
In aud those who did not enjoy them.
selves did not attend.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
CIRCUIT COURT.

A shor, Calendar and an Uninteresting Session
Was the October Term
The October term of the Circuit court
was not an interesting session. There
were but two criminal eases ON the cal
cndar and they were quickly disposed OF.
The criminal cases were those oi the
people versus Charles Clokas, assault,
and the people versus Frank Erickson,
ct nl, assault, with intent 20 do great
bodily harm. The defendants IN both
cases were acquitted. The civil calendar
was disposed Of as follows:
Peter McGoyern w. Frank Jackson
judgment for plaintiff.
The People w. G.. NJ. Atkinson, Nick
Doidrick and JOS Milburn, forfeiture o
bonds-continucd.
John vertulak vs. Mastodon Iron
company, to recover damage Tor injury
continued.
Joseph Martin w. Mastodon Iron
company, damages continued.
John +. Minckler W.. Peter Larson
continued.
d. NJ. Ross Va. J. n. Glidden-iudgmcn
by default.
Hugh sullivan W. Otto Gcskc, Mari
Eddy and John Fisher-guilty as L
Cieske and Eddy; not guilty M To tishct
pmintifi took judgment Tor damages u
amount oi Sl9G.ST
Metropolitan Lumber company "
Township 81 Atkinson judgment 10
plaintiff Tor $3i4.27.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
LINDHoLM IS BACK.
The Deiauiting Deputy Of Ex-seeretary Joehiu
Is Brought From Sweden.

Is Brought From Sweden.
August w. Lindholm, formerly oi lsh-
peming, and deputy secretary OF state
under John w. Jochim, was brought
back to Lansing from Sweden on
Wednesday.
Lindholm was not inclined TO discuss
the salaries frauds during the journey
He grew greatly despondcnt when Ian.
sing was reached, but insisted that he
had no knowledge Of who pcrpctratcd
the frauds, and declared that he told the
grand jury everything he knew. Ills
testimony cleared up obscure points IN
Tint of other witnesses. lie said he at
tempted TO keep tab on the amendment
returns but did not have time to finish.
When asked about the shortage in his
accounts he said he had no desire tocon-
I ccnl his wrong doing in this regard. lie
said he would consult lawyer IN regard
to the ombczzlement charge. lie ad-
mitted that he had used state money To
pay debts owing some persons who could
not afford TO lose the amounts due them,
bu. that when lac did SO Inc was expect
ing to retain his position as deputy for
several years and had planned TO save
500 per month from his SALARY and
repay the state by monthly installments.
The loss of his position was unexpected,
| When he left Lansing lac had no idea oI
leaving the country, but went TO Chicago
with the intention Of selling some prop
erty he owned there, which he says
ought TO be worth $4,000, and making
good the shortage at once. When h'
found that hc could not sell it for even q
! quarter Of lis value he lost bis head anc
sailed for his old home.
Lindholm says that when he leI
Lansing he had Sill in his pocket. III,
, left behind him in his desk checks, posta
notes, etc, aggregating about $1,000
, which his successor found and covcrc'
: into the state treasury. Ills recollection
+ OF the shortage is that it amounts t.
, between 5000 and 81 200, and he canno
G believe that it is as much ms 50 600, n
4 charged in the complaint. About $50
G Of state funds, which hc deposited in th
!. Central Savings Bank, are still tied u
d aud 500 is Co his credit in the Cit
g National Bank This morning he signe
II an order directing the City Nationi
Y Bank To pay the balance TO Deput
,. Secretary OF state Selden.
e Upon reaching Sweden Lindholm wei
Il directly TO oGothenburg, where his broth,
e resides lie was living with the latt
a when arrested. He had not yet iour
v work, but hoped TO do so IN
IT also TO sell his property in ord
oi to pay his shortage. He says
has n house and lot in lshpcmng Il
ie which lac paid $4,000, and which is Q
" numbered for about 5000
rs ."I have no complaint to make again
n the Lansing officers, said the prisonC
ie "They treated me very generously. n
he hardest lot was being incarcorated in q
m regular prison at Gothcnburg for thirt
Or two Days and fed on fare that cost :
" cents per prisoner "A day. | admit th
he / have done wrong and suppose | mu
he be punished for il t."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
THE TOWNS TALK
A Week I'm the Falls City Told
i'm Paragraphs.
Lumps of Local Lore Boiled Down
For the Pleasure and Profit
OF the Busy Reader.

Mr. Richard Wchse is erecting n store
room on Superior avenue, two doors
above TnE DIAMOND DRir.L Office. A
dwelling house occupies the lot, and TO
this Mr.. Wehse is building an addition,
20N22 in dimensions II will be ready
for occupancy next spring, when its own
er intends TO put in small stock OF
general merchandise.
Sheriff Ball was in the west side az tho
county yesterday, whittier he went 90
arrest Benjamin Edmnstcr, oi Beech
wood. Edminster is charged with having
purloined coal from the Chicago &
NORTHEASTERN railway company during
the winter OF lS93.9i.
The ladies OF the w. G. II. u. will give
candy pull at the Lockwood house next
Friday evening. Ten cents n pull The
proceeds will be used to pay for the l.. Il.
L. organ. All are invited to come and
pull.
Mrs. r. b. Webb and family arrived
this morning from Minneapolis Mr.. and
Mrs Webb have rented the elegant
Schwartz home ON Fifth street and will
occupy il during the coming winter.
The success which Hoods SarsaparilIa
has had in freeing old and young from
Affections caused by impure blood, is
really remarkable. Hoods Sarsaparilla
il building-up medicine.
Mr. and Mrs j. Stockstell passed
through Crystal Falls Thursday. en-
route TO Chicago. They have been en-
campcd on the Deer and Michigammo
rivers for several weeks.
Mrs. Elmer Noinbcrg died ut the Dunn
mine location ON Thursday morning after
a brief illness. The remains were inferred
in the Crystal Falls cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
j. 5. Dickie was in the city Tuesday ON
his way TO the Bond exploration on the
Michigammc. He had secured acomplete
exploring outfit and henceiorth work will
be pushed.
John +. Fitzpatrick represented Iron
county in the convention that marked
Rush Culver for the slaughter. The con
vcntion was held at Negaunee OF
Tuesday.
Julius Kelerschon has gone to Lamont
ILL.,, TO work in the interest OF the Kniff
Ter Mfg company, who have taken con
tract on the mammoth Chicago drainag,
cannl
Z Lawyer r. G. Flanagan, OF Norway, l.
in the city, in the interest OF the Chicago
& Northwestern railway company q
which he is the upper peninsula attor
I ney.
The Dickinson county bar was repre-
scnted nc the recent session of the Circuit
court by II. G. Flanagan, OF Norwa,
and +. j. Trudcll, of Iron Mountain.
Alfred Justified will leave today 10
c IIilsdale, Mich, where he will represen
Crystal Falls Lodge, |. O. o. r., in tn
o meeting of the grand lodge.
= Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Buel left on Mon
{ day for points in the lower peninsula
[ where they will visit until the last of th
j. present month
= Thoburn Ball, OF Republic, was th
s guest of his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q Thomas Ball, of Crystal Falls, this week
Z. d. G. Kinnon, oi Iron River, regis
tered mt the Lockwood Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06

Monday was the Jewish New Year md
in consequence the jewish mercantile
establishments OF Crystal Falls were
closed.
On account oi holidays, The Fair will
bc closed from Tuesday, q y. m, until
Wednesday at q p. IN.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, AMI
do not purge pain or gripc. Sold by al'
druggists.
The annual meeting ~ the Board ol
Supervisors will be held on Monday
next.
Supervisor O. j. I.indwall, oI Stam
baugh, spent the week in Crystal Fal's.
A bnby boy was born Co Mr.. and Mrs
II. :. Brooks ON Saturday night last.
G. A. McRac, Of Iron River, was IN The
! city Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
For MI,.IioIIlaier

Mrs. S. D. IIollirter, Ir., perpciratcd n
happy surprise on Miss Zilpha Ilollis'cr
on Wednesday evening. A five O'Clock
ten was given, at which several young
lady friends were guests. The surprise
was complete and very pleasantcveninl
was spent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06

Tho members Of Crystal Falls Lodge,
No. $50, +. & A. NJ, banquetted ON
Thursday night The third degree oI
Masonry was conferred on Mr.. Zebna
McColman, oi Atkinson, after which a
dainty rcpnst was served in the dining
room. The visiting brethren present
were: +. Copeland, ci Vulcan, and Emi
Guenaburg, oi Florence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP
CAUCUS.

To rnE QUALIFIED ELrcToRs oF CRYSTAL
FktIA TowNaHP You ar hereby notified that
there viii De- Republican primary Election
held Ia the Town Hall Ia the Village of Crystal
Fnls Iron County, Michigan, on Monday,
October 18th. 1891 ~ seven o'clock y. m, Tor
the purpose Of appointing eight (Sl Delegates 60
attend the Republican County Convention, TO
he held IN Doncet's opera House on Tuesday,
October the 18th. 1904 at two 90 o'clock y. m.
10 place in nomination candidates for the sever
al County Offices NJ ", MCGEE,
Chairman Republican Township Committee.
Dated at Crystal Falls, Michigan, Oct 9th. A
u. 1894.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06

The above il not nm excellent portrait
OF our next congressman. but IL is por-
trait of an excellent man. Since this
picture was executed, Mr. Stephenson
has grown old IN the service OF the
Twelfth congressional district, but the
size oI his heart has not decreased and
his ability hls not lesscned He viii bo
elected one month from today by 5000
plurality.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06

TO ruE CHAIRMAN oF rHE TOWNSHIPS You
VII please cali u caucus Of the Republicans oi
your township 30 appoint delegates To attend
snid county convention, llving i've days notice
of said caucus, n three conspicuous places by
posting notices ~ said call.
Dated Crystal Falls. oct. 3rd, 1891
MARfIN Bach. Chairman,
CtIAa VI. WATSON. Secretary,
Republican County Committee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

To the QUALIFIED ELEcroHs on rHf COUNTY
or lRoN You Will please take that there
will hp Republican County convention held ia
Doucet's opera house. in the village OF Crystal
Falls, Iron county. Mich, on Tuesday. the
sixteenth day OF October. 1891, at two o'clock
in tho afternoon, Tor the purpose ~ placing la
nomination the following county officers FOR the
county oi Iron.
Onc sheriff.
one County Clerk
One County Treasurer,
one Prosecuting Attorney,
one REGISTER oi Deeds
one Circuit court Commissioner,
ono County Surveyor ana
Two turoncrs.
Tie townships oi said county are entitled To
the following representation;