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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
MortaaRe SaIa.

First publication sept. = inst Dec. T. 1890.
Whereas default has been made IN the pay.
ment OF the money secured by "a mortgage,
dated the eleventh day OF May IN the year one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety four. exc.
euted by Charles A. Bogreu. oi tho township OF
FrUeman and Company OF Rochester. New
York, which said mortgage was recorded In the
ONCE OF the Register OF Deeds OF the County oi
Iron. In iibcf q. uf Mortgages on Page 72 on
the nth day OF September, A. ID. 1906, at ten
O'Clock m the forenoon.
Aud whereas the amount claimed To be due ON
said mortgage at the date OF this notice. Is the
sum OF Forty-slx Bi-tOO Dollars OF principal
aud interest and the further sum OF Twenty
Dollars an Attorney Zee stipulated for ia said
mortgage aud which n the whole amount
claimed TO be unpaid on said mortgage and no
suit or proceeding having been instituted at law
TO recover the debt now remaining secured by
said mortgage. or any part thereof. whereby
the power Oi sale contained la said mortgage
has become operative.
Now. therefore. notice u hereby given that by
virtue OF the said power Oi sale. aud Ia pnress
ancc ~ the statute In such case made and pro.
vided the said mortgage will be f0recloaed by
sale OF the premises therrln described NJ public
auction to the highest bidder at the front door
OF the Court House. la the VILLAGE OF Crystal
Falls, IN said County OF Iron. on the 10Th day
Of December, A. ID. 1898 nc ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF said day, which said premises are
described In said mortgage aA follows. tnrwlt (.
The south west quarter OF the soni beast ouar.
ter OF section thlrty.one Of township iorty-fhree
north OF range thirty.three woat, Iron County,
Michigan. containing forty ncros more or less
Dated this 2Ist day oi september, A. ID. 1893
III. y. fREEMAN And COMPANY,
HANDY & Annorr. Mortvneee
Attorneys FOR Mortgage
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
Chancery Notice.

First publication Oct. 20. last Nov 80 1895.
state OF Michigan. Twenty-hith judicial Cir.
cult :--ln Chancery Richard Wehse. com.
panant, VIZ. Methodist Episcopal Church of
Crystal Falls, - corporation. onq,nized and
existing under the laws OF this state The
Board OF Church Extension OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. corporation. organized
under the laws OF the state OF Pennsylvania
and Ira q. Webb. defendants. Suit pending In
the circuit court for the county OF Iron, In
chancery. at Crystal Falls, Michigan. on the
18th day of October. A. ID. 1895. II appearing
from affidavit In this canse that the defendant,
The Board OF Church Extension OF the Methodist
Episcopal Chulch. N not resident OF this
state but resides In the state Of Pennsylvania I:
on motion OF Handy a Abbott. solicitors for
the above named complainant. IL ~ ordered.
that the said defendant. The Board OF Church
Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
appear and answer herein, within four months
from the date hereof aud that this order be
published within twenty days from this date In
THE DIAMOND Dnii.r., "A newspaper printed In
the county OF Iron, once M each week for six
weeksfn succession. unless a copy hereof shall
be- served on said defendant, The Board Of
Church Extension OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, personally. az least twenty days before
the time herein prescribed for its appearance.
HANDY a Amor. J. w STONE.
Solicitors for Complainant. Circuit Judge
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
Terms of Circuit Court for the
Years f806--iS0T.

First publication October l o. last Nov. 2a.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
TWENTY -FffTu JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
do hereby fix and appoint the times ofholdinl
the several terms ~ Circuit Court In the com
ties composing said Circuit. for the years s0t
and Sp1, ms follows, to-wlts
For the year 1890:
DICKINSON COUNTY .--ianuary y. first Monday
April 4 first Tuesday July 10, second MOndmy
October =, second Monday.
DELTA coUNfy.--Jamary 20, third Monday
April 20, third Monday, July 20 third Mon
day October go. third Tuesday
MENOMIsEE COUNTY February 3, 1rst Mon
day May A, first Monday: August H. third
Monday November 10, second Tuesday.
lhoN COUNTY -feDrnary ~, third Monday
june ] iirst Monday; October q, trst Monday
MARQuEITE couNTy ~ February -. fourth
Monday: May IS. third Monday September
10, third Tuesday. December z, FIRST Monday
For the year 1897:
DICKINSON COUNTY January 4. first Monday
April y, tlrst Tuesday July IL, second Monday
October III second Monday.
DELTA couNrY.--Jauuary n, third Monday
April 10. third Monday; July 10, third Mon.
dnyi October 10. third Tuesday.
MENoMiNEE couNTY.-February l. first Mon.
day; May ", first Monday; August 10. third
Monday; November 10. third Monday
Iron COUNTY. February 10. third Monday:
] une l. first Tuesday October 4, first Monday.
MARQUETTE COUNTY February 2a, fourth
Tuesday: May ~, third Monday, September
Ia. second Tuesday December Z, first Tuesday.
Dated October 10, 1895 j w. STONE.
Circuit Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09


y First Publication October TO- last Noy. o.
state OF Mchtgan,l ~
Cousty of Iron.
In the matter ~ the estate OF Emile Nj nhall
decreased. Notice i hereby Given. that IN 1ursll
ance OF AN order granted TO the under gned
Charles :. Henry, administrator tf tn
estate ~ said Emile Munhall. deceased, ly th'
Hon. Judge OF Probate for the Comfy OF Iron
on the fifteenth day % October, a. y. 1895
there will be sold ~ public yendne. 60 the nigh
est bidder, az the front door OF the building on
lot number %. IN the Village of Crystal Falls
IN the County OF Iron, ia said state on
Monday, the second day of December. A. ID
1896. at o'clock ia the afternoon OF that day
fsubiect 10 all encnmbrances by mortgage ol
otherwise existing at the time OF the death q
said deveased,) the following described rci
estate to-wit; Lot number hitynve lh5) %
the village Of Crystal Falls. according q
the plat thereof OF record Ia the oflce OF IN,
Register OF Deeds, OF the County OF Iron, STATE
VI Michigan.
Dated October 10. 1898.
MAURICE ID. l.. FULLER, CHARLES 4. Henry,
Attorney for Administrators. Administrator
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09

Severe gripping pains az the stomach
and bowels instantly and effectually
stopped by De Wits Collie * Cholera
Cure.
Mrs. Rowley went 20 Green Bav early
in the week in response to a telegram,
announcing the serious illness al her
daughter, Mrs. John Erikson.
Cholera Morbus Is n dangerous com
plant, and often IL fatal in it's results.
To avoid this you should use DeWift's
Collie x Cholera Cure, az soon "a the
first symptoms appear.
Mrs. John II Parks spent the week Al
Appleton, Wis, visiting her daughter,
Miss Edna, who IL attending Lawrence
University IN that city.
There il no doubt. no failure. when
YOU take DeWitt's Collie 4 Chulcrn Cure.
IL IL pleasant. acts promptly, no bad
after effects. j. &. Wilkinson n Co.
John Chellew and daughter. OF Red
jacket, were In the city Tuesday,. guests
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. X +. Hollow and Mrs.
Sam Peters.
Arthur Campbell came up from Chica-
60 on Wednesday. and will enjoy A briof
visit with friends and relatives hcrea-
bout.
The Indies 81 the First Methodist
church will give Thanksgiving social I'm
Parks iron building, on Supcriornvcnue
Guy Holmes, Of the Davis q Holmes
Lumber company, Marinette. transacted
business In Crystal Falls ON Thursday.
Patrick Sullivan. Of the News. Herald
iOrce, Iron Mountain, spent lnst Sunday
with his mother ia Crystal Falls.
DR.. Swift, Of Florence, was n Crystal
Falls visitor Yesterday, rendering as.
sistance 90 DIR. Darling.
Charles Duscnbury, tho insurance
agent. circulated among his many Crys-
tai friends this week.
Mrs. James Coon and children returned
yesterday 10 their home at South Man
iStique.
Miss Vena Thonin went 10 Powers
Tuesday TO enjoy a brief visit with
friends.
Miss Tidy McGIlis, ~ Iron River. was
the guest Of Mre. w j. FULLY on Sunday
last.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
From The Mines.


produce the annual output Of copper at
the present time by the methods in
vogue thirty years ago would require at
least 20. 900 men in Houghton county
alone. The record OF fatal accidents 10 a
sad one. Owing to the terrible FIRE in
the Osceola mine. on September 7, by
which thirty miners we're suiiocated, the
total number OF deaths through accident
reached the number Of forty-six for a
single year in this county alone, being
the greatest on record But Tor this
horrible accident the death rate would
have been both relatively and actually
the lowest ever known. The figures OF
the mast six wears are given below:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09

Due to the Improvement in
MAR the ore OF the three lowest
ouErrE levels 81 No. s shalt Of the
RANGE. Republic mine. the company
Is sinking q shalt TO take
care Of the extension Of the deposit Ia
that end Of the property. The gain in
this direction has been substantial
one, and gives 10 the the Republic re-
newcd lease Of life. The people Of that
place are much encouraged by reason OF
the change for the better in this end OF
the mine.
Mr.. Edward Robbins, Of Iahpemine,
has taken an option from the Cleveland
ellis company to explore section twelve,
between this place and Ncgaunee, ard
has already made n creditablc start.
He reports the finding OF the relorma-
tons be is DESTROYS OF possessing and
that ore Of excellent quality has been
met with, but just what amount cannot
yet be determined.-Iro Orc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09

II has been decided to i'm.
MEsABI prove the north aud south
RANGE. approaches Co the Mountain
Iron mine, which means that
a number OF men viii be employed stead
lly nearly II not quite all winter. The
shops. warehouse and stables will be re-
moved down to the south end next to
the village.
A second shaft Is being sunk ut the
Adams, Eveleth, and stripping work is
progressing finely.
Capt. Wilcox viii resume development
work at the Kanawha on Saturday
He has been so busy at the Hale Of hate
that he has been unable To do anything
at the former property.
The Phully forty near Mountain IT. n
has been leased To Mr.. X. H. Palm =
with the agreement that he must pay
twenty-five cents per ton as ROYALTY
with n minimum output OF 100000
tons per annum. The property win
be thoroughly explored and put in shape
Tor shipping carly next season. Range.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
A representatIye Of THE ID.

A representative OF The DiA'
At MoND Dull. who visited the
AMAsA. Hemlock on Monday. found
Superintendent Lawrence
very busy, arranging men and details
for resumption OF mining. TnE DiA-
MoSD DRILL erred last week when II
minated that certain portions OF the
mine were filed with water. The mine
has been kept dry and hosting could
have been instituted this week had GER
tain material been on hand, among
which was smoke-stack. Work will,
however, Mr.. Lawrence hopes, be well
under way the coming week. The mine
vii! nc worked to It's fullest capacity,
both A and b shafts being used to bring
the output to surface. Something over
one hundred men viii be given place as
rapidly as they can be secured. While
present shipments are not assured. Mr..
Lawrence hopes TO be able To send a
considerable block of ore To market be-
fore the shipping season closes. The
people OF Amasa are particularly forum
ate in the resumption mt the Hemlock
at this time. It's product is not only n
nom Bessemer, but 1t has the additional
draw back OF being OF hard nature,
both OF which tend to materially reduce
present margins, meagre under ordinari-
~ favorable conditions. They are
further fortunate in having in their
midst such staunch and reliable con-
Germ us the Hemlock River Mining COM
pany.
While nothing definite has been ascer-
tanned local railroad men consider 1t
certain that the passenger train between
Amasa and Crystal Falls will be run
daily instead OF semi-wcekly in the
future.
Nothing is being done at the Michigan,
save the shipment Of a small amount OF
ore from stockpile To South Milwaukee
point manufacturing concern. The
Chicago & Northwestern road is used
for transportation, the ore being trans
ierrcd from mine to cars by team.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
Local mining men entertai

Local mining men entertain
MIscEr.- a more cheerful feeling
LASEoUs toward the immediate future
NOTES. Of the Crystal Falls field than
has existed for many months
past. Although arrangements are not
AS yet sufficiently advanced to warrant
detailed announcements, IL is probable
that two and possibly more, mining
assumptions will mark the early days OF
tbs coming year.
Mr.. Joseph Austrian, OF Chicago, presi-
dent OF the Mastodon Iron Mining com
pany, was in the Crystal Falls field on
Wednesday. Mr.. Austrian visited the
Mastod"n property aud gave final
orders In relation to removal OF the
plant. IL Is not an assured fact that
the Iron River district will receive the
bulk Of this company's attention in the
future.
Projects in regard to turning the
course OF the Mchigamme river and
recovering the deluged workings OF the
Mansfield mine are again being tanned
by the winter winds oil rumor. That
certain inquiries aaa Investigations in
this connection have been made in the
recent past Is "a TACT, but what weight
attached to them, or the conclusions
arrived at. is a sealed book.
Gen. Mgr. Il. Il. Cole paid his regular
iortnightly visit to the Dunn and Crystal
Falls mines on Wednesday. The only
item OF news he was able TO give The
DIAMOND Dull in connection with these
properties was that they hoped to con-
tinue shipment, overland, from the Crys-
tai Falls Tor some time TO come. Little
activity is present Mt the Buffalo mt Ne
gaunee. owing to the indiscrect action OF
the participants in the late strike In pre-
venting the removal Of stockpiles. With
large stocks OF ore at the mine Mt the
close Of ma yigation, there IL little To be
hoped Tor 10 the way oil mining activity
during the winter season.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
Preparations for unwateriI

Preparations for unwatering
cocEnIc the Cary and Superior mines
RANGE. west 81 Hurley, are well
under way Mr.. 5. s. Curry
OF Ironwood, IL president OF th,
company which holds lease ol the g
properties.
The Pence Ore company, OF Iron Belt,
filed articles OF incorporation with thu
secretary OF state at Madison, Wis, on
Thursday. Capital, $3OO,O00; incor-
porators. X. q. Collins. j. r. Foley and
j. NJ. Kcline. The company Will operate
the Pence.
The Hayes brothers are negotiating
for the lease OF several mines ia the
Hurley and Pence districts.
The Norrie is now giving employment
To about 500 men. News Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09

First publication Nov. o, last Nov. 30.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
AUDITOR oEkEkALs oFfIcE.
NoriCx i hereby given that certain lands
situated IN the County ~ Iron bid on the
state for taxes % 1892 and previous yea =. and
described IN statenents which will hete1 .er be
County. win b. sold az public auction b. said
Trca-llrer az the County Seat, on the iirs Mon
day OF December next. at the time nnC place
vlously redeemed or canVelcd according q law.
sand statements contain a inll description oil
each parcel ~ said lands aud may be = IN on
application az the Office OF the County rrriss-
urer after they are received by him.
SrANIEY W. TURNER.
Auditor General,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
All Of the active copper min

All Of the active copper mines
CASUALTY Of the celebrated Lake SUI
IN pcrior district, nine IN mum.
noUcnroN Der. are located within the
COUNTY. limits Of IIoughton comfy,
so that tho Houghton county
mine inspectors annual report covers
the fatalities incurred In the year ending
September 80. 1895. shows that the
average force employed by the nine
active mines was 7.249, decrease ci
lS9 az compared with the previous
year. The force Of miners employed in
this district has decreased slightly each
year since 1891. when the maximum
number Of 7,7o2 miners were employed.
Notwithstanding this decrease in forces,
the output has been increased. the add.
tionai production being achieved through
Improved methods and machinery. To
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09

to claim a permanent place ia the field
OF American letters. With the miserable
Institution il attacks. il win pass into
oblivion. in the interim. the book win
undoubtedly enjoy a large sale by reason
Of it's appeal 10 sectarian prejudice.
The dispatches tell us that the Demo-
cratic prosperity 81 recent months
consequent upon restoration OF con-
iidence by the Republican successes Of
last falll has not heen sufficiently adver-
tised by the Democratic press to induce
a majority OF the voters OF
Kentucky.
Maryland.
New Jersey,
New York,
Iowa,
Ohio,
Pennsy lyania,
Utah,
Massachusetts,
Nebraska and
Detroit
To vote the frce-trade, starvation
ticket. The only salvage from the sec
ond earthquake is Mississippi. The
"oil-year" fad seems to continue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
At the Columbia every merry

rHR OF management and men il
coLuMnIA being strained TO swell the
output OF the mine to tho
highest possible figure before the close OF
the shipping season. Something over
&c, 900 tons now stands to the credit OF
the mine this season. and the $4,000
mark will undoubtedly be reached
Both No. and No. . shafts arc contrib.
uting to the daily output, which
remains at about 400 tons. Owing "a
the appoach Of cold weather, the pcr
inansnt bailer has been supplantcd by
pumps. This IN done TO facilitate IN,
transportation OF the ore, rendering II
dryer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09

In the past seven years there has been
nearly GOO men killed in the copper, iron
and gold mines OF the upper peninsula.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-09
GLINTs.

TIE Menominec Enterprise has formed
an acquaintance with the Rev. John
Storrcr and contributes the following
on his ''genius:" Storrcr has a great
scheme. besides numerous other things,
revolving in his head. He would have
the upper peninsula blossom as the rose.
He outlined his mission In an article,
which he wrote and left on the editors
desk Tuesday, from which the following
is nm extract: Farming experiments
show that II Potatoes planted the first
crop, before digging SOW rye, and wheat.
erassecd after secures live crops. Build
20x30, basement for heating and boiling
aperatus Pigs K Wateriowols. Chimney
through second floor for honery and
greenhouse. Cows next door. Potatoes,
rcy, pcase, grass barley strawberry are
natural, and manufacture meat eggs
butter and cheese makes here
profitable farmers" Undoubtedly the
"Rev." Storrcr's plan M above set
forth il splendid one. lie has
worked great many years ON il, he
says, and all IL lacks now is the coopera-
ton OF suitable persons To carry IL ON TO
SUCCESS We can't see why IL isn't FIRST
class scheme. and will challenge anyone
else TO show us why the upper peninsula
couldn't be made very rosy in the way
which he proposes lie Informs us that
Hon. Jesse Spalding has given ous the
information that he will assist "Rcv. :"
Storrcr in his colonization scheme and
rose project We don't doubt ia the
least. Hon. Jesse Spalding IL very
liberal, and be will undoubtedly render
"Rev. storrer much financial assistance
TO carry out his plans, ~ above quoted.
There would he lots OF money ia IL for
the Hon. Jesse, besides which he would
enjoy IL.
THE much-hernIsled "Swan SWANSON"
hv Hon. NJ. J Doyle, OF Mcnominee, has
at last reached Crystal Falls. The work,
from the standpoint Of being an expose
OF the inner workings OF the A. i. A. is a
success, bot from n literary point OF
view it will probably fall short Of the
place ia current American literature
allotted to IL IN advance by the enthus-
iastic admiyrs OF It's author. Con-
sidcring il in he light Of fiction, It's plot
embraces too mnny impossible, not TO
shy improbable, occurrences 10 interest
the thoughtful reader. while the attempt
10 maintain steady low Of fowery
thought Throughout It's pages not only
tires the reader but maniicsts pro-
nounced literary distastc. The illumi-
mated cover presents patriotic appear
ancc, with "Old Glory's" inspiring folds
IN the background, but, IN the humble
opinion Of TnE DIAMOND Dull, the effect
would have been much moresttiking had
the author chosen the imaginary figure
Of "Swnn SwansouH TO ilaunt to the
world the constitution 81 the United
States instead oi a very correct portrait
\ odllmseli Tho book. IN iis entirety,
shcks too much Of personal heraldry
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Kopp returned from Seaside yes.
terday.
Judge A. A. Cleveland left for the East
last evenin.
]. w. Seaborg. of Ilwhco, is registered
at the Parker House.
Postmaster Wise returned from a brief
visit to Portland yesterday.
Mr.. o. Sovey returned this morning
from short trip to Portland.
DR.. Estes and family will spend the
Fourth of July at Ocean Grove.
Louis Cordes, driver of Chemical No. /,
will spend the Fourth in Portland.
Judge r. s. Strahan, of Portland, was
in Astoria yestedlay on legal business.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Zigler returned
home Sunday morning from Roseburg.
Fish Commissioner Mcclure left last
evening for Portland. He will return
Wednesday.
Coroner William Pohl and family intend
spending a days vacation at Seaside
next Thursday.
August Danlelson left yesterday for
Seaside to complete arrangements for the
X. p. celebration on the Fourth.
Mr.. ]. P. Holland. a knight OF the road
for the firm OF S. NJ. Sinclair & Co. is in
the city on short business trip.
A. B. Powers. Of Knappa, ana Otto
johnson, OF Young's river were in town
yesterday and guests of the Parker.
Joseph Giardina and family will be
among the large number of people who
viii spend the Fourth ht the Seashore.
Mrs. Fisher. wife of w. B. A. Fisher,
the popular Portland musician. spent yes
terday In this city. the guest of Mrs. r.
NJ. Stewart, AIRS. Fisher returned home
last evening.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received a. n

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Auditor and Police Judge
of the city of Astoria Saturday, July 9Th,
1895, at o'clock of said day, for corduroy-
ing portion of Youngs Bay county road.
Corduroy to be placed at points desig-
mated by stakes to be set by the City
Surveyor.
Materials shall consist OF new sound fir.
or hemlock, poles, puncheons, or split
timber.
Roadway must be leveled up transverse
ly, stringters placed lengthwise, s feet
apart, firmly bedded.
Covering Except on curves) shall be 10
feet, of regular lengths and laid to a
line. Shall not be less than inches in
thickness IL split timber, nor less than
6 inches in diameter IL poles, and IL In
different thicknesses must be laid by
notching over stringers and by hdzing
down, so as to present a comparatively
smooth surface on top.
The material used and work done shall
be subject to the approval of the street
department; all work must be done In a
good and workmanlike manner and COM
pleted to the satisfaction OF the street
department.
All material and work must be done
strictly in accordance with specifications
on file in the Office OF the Auditor and
Police Judge.
The right to reject any and all bids Is
hereby reserved. BY order Of the com
mittee on streets and public ways
Attest: K OSBURN.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, July 1st, 1856,