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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-09
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

1t may safely be promised that the
coming congress will be an infinitely
better body than the one which goes out.
Its very Republicanism makes that prom
Use a safe one.-[New London Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-09

If the foresight Of our statesmen al
Washington bore any reasonable proper
ton to their hind sight they would have
passed the bill for the Hawaiian cable. II
such cable is of value to England it is
infinitely of more value to the United
States.-( Waltham Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-09

BY the new baseball rules the players
are forbidden to use profanity during q
game 1t is positively shocking to think
of the reception which will now be &C.
corded the umpire as he enters the dress
ing room after the game is over.-lNew
York Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-09

money to furnish suitable working capital
for manufacturing industries, SIS, 600, in
the State prison. The gentleman from
Bangor offers an amendment that none of
the articles manufactured there shall be
sold at retail The money is being APP
propriated for the purpose of manufactur-
ing, The Chair will rule that anything
that pertains to the disposition of what is
there manufactured must necessarily be
germane to the question.
Mr.. Lawrence moved that the amend
ment be not adopted.
Mr.. Lane Of Augusta said he understood
that the inspectors of the prison are willing
to have the amendment adopted, land, -
said the speaker, 6 in my Judgment it
should be adopted.
Mr.. Parkhurst of Bangor said that the
prison had never been self-supporting.
Under the policy of the State practically
all the expenses of the prison are provided
for by general appropriations. They
GERS, for water, heating and lighting, for
the pay of the warden. They provide for
everything except the board of the prison
ers. The selling of the goods at Wholesale
will probably bring larger price to the
State than the selling at retail. If you
are making In any given case larger
quantity Of goods than can be consumed
in that vicinity, you are obliged to recog-
nize in the places where you hope to place
those goods, the people that ordinarily
supply that class Of goods to the CON-
munity. II you do so you will sell your
product at better net price than you will
Ii you attempt to establish independent
agencies yourself. Even Il II We're true
that Il would mean loss to the State,
there u an injustice In me STATES COM
pcting with IL citizcns s. the prison has
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
Cookery, Glassware, Etc.
from The Mines.

stood that the company has reached an
amicable understanding with the lee
owners on basis OF thirty cents per ton
royalty and 80, 900 tons minimum out
put. 1t is also probable that the COM
pany will reach some agreement with hr.
Williams so that both portions oil the
property will be operated under one
management as formerly Range.
A trip to the Mountain Iron and
Rathbon on Saturday last showed a
large amount OF necessary dead work
being done this winter. TO place the
properties in shape for continuous ship
ments throughout the coming season.
Four steam shovels are employed and
about 275 men are on the pay roll. The
mines will be in shape to make big
record next season.
Louis Rouchlcau is having the south
OF the northwest 4-5S-17 tested with a
diamond drill. The work is being done
by Cole q Mcdonald.
The Consolidated, which owns the ioul
middle forties OF 34-59-17, is testpittinl
same. The explorations are being con
Quoted under charge Of Capt. J.G. Cohoc
Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
Mortgage Sale.

First publication, Dec 10, 1894 last, MaroA
Whereas default has been made IN the pay
ment OF money secured by mortgage dated the
2lst day oi December IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one. Executed by
Joseph Melburn OF lron River Michigan, 70
Guetsburg ST. Peter & Company, n copartneu,
St Peter and Emil Guensburg. of the same plaos.
which said mortgage WIS recorded I'm the ofitRe
of The Register OF Deeds 81 Iron County, IN l4inef
q OF mortgages on page i3S on the 18th day II
January 1892, at 2 O'Clock In the afternooR.
And whereas the amount claimed 20 be due On
said mortgage at the date OF this notice IL the
sum OF sixty and thirtytwo one hundredths
dollars Of principal and interest and a iurtnsr
sum Of fifteen dollars AZ an attorney Tee stlpu'
lated for In said mortgaee. and no SUIT or pso-
ceeding having been Instituted at law TO recover
the debt now remaining secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof whereby the power Ol
sale contained in said mortgage has beco Me
/ operative Now. THEmEFORE. notice IL hereby
| given that by virtue % said power OF sale snd
/ In pursuance Of the statute Ia such case made
aud provided the SAID mortgage will be lore
closed by a sale of the premises therein described
az public auction 70 the highest bidder AZ th'
/ front door Of the court house ~ the vlllaee
| Crystal Falls In said county ot Iron on the lctt
i day of March, 1895, at 10 o'clock In the lore
i noon Of that day, which said premises arr
described In said mortgage as follows, to-wt
| All that certain piece or parcel OF land sitnAt
/ IN the township Of Bates IN the county OF lroi
and state OF Michigan described as fotiows
towit the southwest quarter Of section 20 Il
| township a. north ~ range "a west.
i Dated this 10th day OF December, A. ID, 1894
GuENsBuao, ST. PErER COMPANY.
A. l.. FLEwELIING. Mortgages
Attorney for Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
CAUGHT AND CLIPPED.

Newsy Notes Of the State Of Superior Boiled
Down for Busy Readers.
In speaking Of the legislative commit
tees visit To Houghton the Native Cop
per Times says: "wednesday afternoon
a visit was made to the mining school,
which was followed by joint session OF
the visiting committee proper and the
Board OF control OF the Michigan Mining
School, In which the former had all ques-
tons answered, and were given full in
formation on all points, and now know
more Of this state institution than they
did heretoiore--a knowledge which re-
suited in united sentiment on the part
OF the legislative committee, in favor OF
giving the Michigan Mining School any
reasonable appropriation"
Representative Smith, Of Lake Linden,
has noticed bill 10 exempt upper pen
insula corporations from the mill tax.
The substance Of the law IN that all cor.
porations organized after the law wis
passed must pay the tax, and old cor
porations must pay IL ON whatever IN
crease may have been made in capital
stock since its passage. The result, Mr.
Smith says, ~ that a great many small
and struggling mining corporations have
gone TO Wisconsin, Illinois and Minneso
tn TO organize.
The bursting Of "A valve in n steam
pipe at the Calumet X Hecla mine Mon
day evening scalded Andrew Erickson
Charles Grimmer, James Williams, Free
Tratheu and James Phillips. Trathe'
and Phillips were close TO the burstet
valve and inhaled so much live steam
that their recovery is doubtful.
Menominee and Marinette are unabl
TO agree IA TO the exsct boundary lin
between Michigan AMI Wisconsin. TIL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
Notice.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Tho Mastodon Iron Co., having let a
contract to VIM. James, Chas. Strand,
George Leck, Richard Retallick and
John Welch TO NINE ore at a stipulated
price per ton will not assume RESPONSE
bility for any debts incurred either for
labor or materials, nor for any loss oil
life or injury that may he sustained by
accident or otherwise by any OF the par
ties that may be engaged in doing the
work in or about said Mastodon mine
for the contractors above mentioned,
who themselves assume all risks and re
sponsibility under their contract with
said Mastodon Iron Co. Any orders
given on the superintendent at the mine
for labor or materials within the
amount due them from time TO time, will
be kept out OF the contract price and
paid at such time when the company
will make its monthly settlement with
the above named contractors.
MAsToDoN Iron COMPANY.
By f.. S. ROBERTS,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
MortaaRe Sale.
BY f. S. ROBERTS,


First publication Dec; 9, 1894; last March 2,
1895
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
ment OF the money secured by certain
indenture Of mortgage. dated on the 71st day OF
June, 1890 executed by George 'Desbiens and
Fehciti Derbbens his wife, OF the vtllag % Crys-
tai Falls, Michigan, 20 orrln ID; Kinney Of the
same place aforesaid. which said mortp.gs was
recorded In the once OF the register OF deeds OF
the county OF Iron I'm said state OF MicAean, In
I.iber Two Cd q mortgaees, on page SSz; on
the 23rd day OF June. 1890, at ten o1sioek In
the forenoon 90 said day.
Whereas. said mortgage was duly assumed by
the said Orrin ID. Kinney TO Juha n. Nay, By
assignment In writing. bearing date on tns 18th
day Of June. 1900, and recorded I'm the onse Of
the register OF deeds for said county OF Iron, on
the 26th day OF June. 1890. In Liber TIVE ~ oil
mortgages, on paes 300, and the same N Dow
And whereas. the amount claimed 20 b due
on said mortgage at abe date hereof Is no fol
lows. Three Hundred Seyentyfour Dollags Ne
principal and interest. Fourteen and 721OO
Dollars paid by said assignee for taxes levied
against the premises described In said morssaer
aud an attorney fec OF Twenty-Five Dollars.
making the whole amount due said mort
gage az the date hereof the sum OF Four Nun
bred Thirteen and 73lOO Dollars, and no SUIT
or proceeding having been instituted at Law 20
/ recover the whole or any part OF said debt,
whereby the power OF sale contained In said
mortgage has become operative.
Now therefore, notice ~ hereby given THAI by
| virtue Of the said power al sale, and i'm puusu-
/ ance OF the statute in such ease made aud pro
| yided the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
| sale of the premises therein described AZ publlo
/ auction 60 the highest bidder, at the front door
Of the court house In the Village OF Crystal Fdls
| In said county Of Iron. on the 9th day OF March
| / 800 at eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said
| day which said premises are described rs fDl
4 lows.
/ Lot Numbered One Hnndred Forty-two tl42)
i of the recorded plat OF the Village of Crystal
| Falls, Iron County Michigan. subject TO the
mineral reservation contained In said mortgage
/ dated December 9Th lSOJ.
| JULIA +. MAY,
| t. A. WOODWARD, Assignee
| Attorney for Assignee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
the tax roll of the township of
Crystal Falls. Iron County.
Mich, Is now in the hands OF the
undersigned, treasurer for said
township, and that taxes are now
due and payable at my Office.
Taxes not paid before the expir-
alton OF the time fixed by law
will be charged an additional per
centage for collection.
CHAS. $. HENRY,
Twp. Treas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
Highest Of IN IN Leavenns power-Lstest U.S. Govt ROs
R@>!a!!!!! R Rsxasss:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

question was brought up by a decision
OF the twin cities TO erect bridge across
the Menominee River. and each town is
willing To place the boundary line as
near its own side OF tile river as possible
Representative Stephenson, OF the Me-
nominee district, has been appealed TO
TO throw some light on the subject 10y an
examination Of the records in Washing
ton.
A monster pine tree was cut by the
spaulding Lumber company recently.
II was four feet eight inches in diameter
on the stump and cut tweuty-three per-
feet sixteen-ioot logs besides two Others
which were broken. It's contents scaled
over 10 900 feet board measure.
The merry war is on and the Hough-
ton County Law and Order League has
drawn first blood. On Wednesday
jury brought in a verdict OF guilty
against John Schroeder, OF Calumet
charged with keeping his saloon open
after hours.
The White brothers, who killed man
named MERCER near Escanaba a short
time ago were acquitted. Andrew White
was re-arrested on a charge OF keeping u
house OF i'll fame and sentenced to three
and a half years at Marquette.
The legislative iunketers were royalty
entertained in every town they visited In
the upper peninsula. Each town did Its
utmost 90 surpass the reception afforded
by it's neighbor and the junketing party
enjoyed the benefit.
A Marinette policeman found N man
frozen to the sidewalk ut nm early hour
Thursday morning. He was taken to
an hospital, where he died an hour later.
His name Was Hugh Carr and he hailed
Princeton, Wis.
Mrs. George w. Hayden died at her
home at Ispeming Monday. Mrs. Hay
never recovered from the shock caused
her husbands recent unfortunate ex'
perience.
The Calumet village dads have decided
To change the name OF that village 10
Laurium. The change is not unani
mously agreed to by the people, and nc
wonder.
According TO the Mirror, by aetna
count there are 927 COWS in Escanaba
all Of which have been pastured on thu
public streets, summer and winter.
William Gray, aged thirty-throe years
was killed Monday while scaling Logs
near Marquette. lie was crushed be
tween two logs.
The new city hall at Marquette, which
, the Journal says is the finest in the mp
per peninsula, will he dedicated Monda,
I evening.
A fall OF ore in the Lake Angeline mine
) at Ishpeming. imprisoned John Dobb
r for seven hours. but be WAS rescued un
/, injured.
Rumor has it that Red Jacket proper
, ty has nearly doubled in actual value h
the past two weeks. Looks like
: boom.
The Calumet & Hocla Company is n
ported AZ having made "A sale OF G, 900, 90
pounds OF copper at ten cents pound.
!. Two boys and $50 in cash have dii
4 appeared from Calumet and the officer
a are on the trail
e julius Krautz, lumberman, wa
o killed near ElmwoOd by falling tree.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02

The Brotherton mining com
oooEBIc pany held its annual meeting
RANGE. at tho Plankipton house,
Milwaukee, on Tuesday, and
slected the following directors and OH
Gers: jos. Sellwood. M. j. Luther, IL.
Eeidecken, Edward Neidecken, j. Is.
Tubbs, Arthur Pugh and Robert Bow
den, directors; Joseph Selluood. presl'
dent; II. Neiiecken, vice-president; Nj.
j. Luther, treasurer; Edward Neidecken,
aecretary. The ore situation was talked
over in general way, but no definite
arrangements looking toward resump-
ton were decided upon. Further than
making stockpile shipments oil AZ, las
tons, nothing wax done last year at the
Brothertnn. The Brotherton and Sun
day Lake viii undoubtedly start up
early in the spring.
There was only one change made In the
directory 81 the Metropolitan Iron q
Land company at the annual election
held last Friday in Milwaukee. Francis
Hinton was elected TO the place on the
boatd rendered vacant by the death OF
Capt. Clement The directors reelected
were: 4. 3 curry, Ironwood, Mich, q.
w. Pot "lcago; l.. j. Petit and
John A. Whaling, Milwaukee. The
director .cted these officers: Prosi-
dent, $. : curry; treasurer, l.. }. Petit;
socretnry, u s. lIaselton.
Al The mt. ng Of the Aurora Mining
oompan, over 10000 shares OF stock
were voted aud the following directors
were electe Charles f. Rand, Fred I.
Gates, James Colgate, Charles l.. Colby,
Edwin II Abbott. w. j. 0lcott, and H.
Ii, Severance. The directors elected the
following officers: President and treas
urcr. Charlie f. Rand; secretary and
general solicitor, Howard Murris.-News
Record
Work h, "pn commenced at No. I
shnIt al th Tilden mine, which gives
place g. acyeial additional men, weelear
from al, a,, mrr Herald. The mana
GER 80 tAe company have authorized
producuon iur 90 not toexcecd $780, 900
tone. Thc property ia a fine one.
The Ashland mine is working 100 met
aud cXroat 20 produce about l5O,OO'
ton nf irr thc present year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
OUTLOOK is BRIGHTER.

The Iron Trade Reviews Resume of the Week
IN Iron Circles.
The iron trade has come down To the
last week 81 January with little change
in actual conditions since the opening
Of the year, but with increasing signs OF
the enlarged volumne that will result
from present planning. The week has
brought further evidence that the year
will be fairly active in lake ship building,
and demand from that source already
has brought several good contracts into
the mills. Structural work on foot in
the east, besides big contracts noted
last week, will make mills in that section
comfortable, and specifications begin TO
come in. That the incursions OF West
ern mills so notable n year ago. have
been checked in the east Of late may be
attributed in part to the maintenance Of
more uniform rates by the railroads.
policy that promises to prevail mort
and more. Pig iron, apart from th'
frmer feeling in Bessemer, shows further
signs OF weakness. There has been little
selling since the new year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
ponular: Everywhere.

Beginning with small local sale in "A
retail drug store, the business OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla has steadily increased until
there Is scarcely "a village or hamlet in
the United States where IL Is unknown.
Today Hoods Sarsaparilla stands at
the head in the medicinal world, admired
in prosperity and envied in merit by
thousands 81 would-be competitors. II
has larger sale than any other medicine
before the American public, and prob
ably greater than all other sarsaparillas
and blood purifiers combined.
Such success proves merit.
II YOU are sick, IN " not the medicin,
for you 10 try? Hoods SarsaparillI
cures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02
NOE Biuablk mine is os'

ibr Biwablk mine ~ again ~
Mt,nef atrration. This was the
R.,,i u sing intelligence that
r..rl ed the ears Of Biwabik
ci,,yla. 1855 Monday morning. To some
uw e. but Ia those who still
o,.. I'd . faith in munkind the
MOI. "a. -... v,d "a n matter OF course.
IT.. 1at commence work was re-
c,,,,,lr. .ott. n. J. Jones last Satur-
day .ta.n nd on Monday morning he
nut .N IN to work cleaning up the
trne east forty preparatory to
ecttel ng operations. The ex-
t,.r weather OF this week has
sont,DH.t trled this work but IL is
IN Il, H weather will soon moder-
al, ose,l 10 strip away the
ea0 The east cut during the
xn.ts.,n.r so that il will not roll in
on. ia.0 hen the spring breakup
eoui I.ttrn 100 and 80 men will
n. .a,ti..p.t n this work and day and
Moi si5i III be run. The work viii
n. atrf he he Riwabik Besscmer com
puIN If.DIl NNt lot tnt pierthN VIZ "Sc''
oil is i,pt ~ T.. +. Davis at the Bi
sebit supply c"n,pany's store. While
che wont VII not afford employment u
actr,tian.ler OF men for n month OF
90 Il will h. 81 considerable help to tn
oomn,nits aud now that the compan,
IA doug The work itself there is rea
sonable certainty that the pay rolls vii
be promptly ,lanced.
The Range nes learned that only
part OF ,be rmeiunati mine has reverte'
10 the leo r ner--that part owned b'
John NJ. wifams oiChicago. His prop
mty tai, h" original shalt, No. .
where al ~ orc taken out so FAR ha
been hois,cd hat portion Of the prop
erty owned S. Mesars. Kinney, Gridley
Hnl. Biiss. "a A., which takes IN the ne'
No. 10 shat, Va still In possession oil th
Standard Or company, and u " under
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
IN guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25c. per box.
For sale by Hooking Bros.
Evening journal., 1895-01-16
NOBODY KNOWS HGR OWNER,

Except the Contracting builders aud the
Prospective Proprietor Himself-One OF
the Finest steel steam Yachts.
Workmen finished laying the keel Of
the splendid steel steam yacht, the hull
aud rigging OF which has bsen contracted
for by the Pusey and Jones Company,
and the steel plates are now
being placed Ia position The work will
continue for several weeks before the
exterior Of the hull Is ready for the
final rivetlng aud painting
One OF the first thugs TO be con
structed about the new boat Is the new
double bottom, like W. A Sater's New
York yacht Eleanor, except that the
space between the outer aud inner Hhel J
will be used as a storing
is to have four bulk heads, which will
have to be constructed soon now These
include collision one forward, one at
each end Of the engine room and one aft,
30 the new Yacht can never be sunk.
At the office Of the Pussy and Jones
Company to-day IL WAS an
no nnced that the names OF neither be
prospective owner nor Of the new yacht
would be given out. and nobody knows
either, except the prospective owner al
the contracting builders Why the
names are kept secret is not known
and while a New York paper has
made several unsuccessful attempts
TO discover them, It is believed that
neither will be known until the new boat
Is sent from Wilmington TO New York
to have her machinery fitted In
Evening journal., 1895-01-16

at o'clock in the evening with a brill
liant display Of fireworks In Market square
and the reception at tho executive man
sion. An hour later the grand military
ball at the City Gray's arInory was opened.
After = selection by the Third regiment
band OF pottsvillo the oath Of Office was
administered by Chief Justice Sterrett
Then followed prayer by Rev W. A.
Houok Of Hazloton, after which the gov
ernor began the delivery Of his inaugural
address.
Ex-Governor Pattison, after partlcipat-
ing ia tho inaugural proceedings at the
capitol. took the train for Philadelphia.
The train was ordered to stop az Over
brook, whore the ex-governor's new coun
try seat Is located and whore his wife is
now i'll Unless the ex-governor is called
upon by the people Of Philadelphia IN the
coming election to act as mayor OF the
Quaker City no will resume the practice Of
law In that city, or as Il thought proba-
ble, accept the presidency Of bank OF
trust company.
Governor Hastings, in q communication
TO the senate, submitted the nomination
OF General Frank Reeder Of Northampt D
TO be secretary Of the commonwealth
Henry G. Mccormick OF LycominR attOl
ney general; Thomas J. Stewart Of Mont
gomery, adjutant general James II. Lam
bert OF Philadelphia, insurance commits
sioner, and James Campbell Of Allegheny,
factory inspector. The nominations were
unanimously confirmed
Evening journal., 1895-01-16
anld tlla sherIn.

AT 2 o'clock yesterday Sheriff Gillis
sold, by virtue of writ Of levRir fscias,
at the Court House, the property on the
westerly side Of Van Buren, street north
OF Sixth street, seized and taken in ex
ecution as the property of James b
Stidham and Mary e Stidham. his wife,
mortgagors, and Thomas F. Moore, sur
viving husband of Lizzie Egbertson
Moore, deceased, and John f. Moore,
heir-st-law of said Lizzie Egber teon
Moore, deceased The purchaser was
William Michael Byrne. aud the price
paid WAS 800. The sheriff also sold an
other property on the east side Of Madi.
son street north of Ninth, Isaac A
Fighter, mortgagor. This was sold to
Hoffecker and Hoffeeker for 800.
Evening journal., 1895-01-16
Denth Of an Aged veteran.

I<RAENEY. N. j.. Jan. 16 Henry Muel-
ler veteran Of European and American
wars died at the Soldiers home He was
100 years and months old and had been
In the institution for the last four years.
Mueller was born in Germany, but fought
with Napoleon until after the battle OF
Waterloo. In $50 he came to the United
States and fought IN the Seminole and
Mexican wars. At the first signs Of the
struggle between the north and the south
the veteran joined the Thirteenth Inde-
pendent Light battery Of New York and
served with great gallantry in several en-
uapen1ents