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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-07-05
Stray Notes.

Leave your money in the town
by placing your order with
Wallace the Tailor. 81
f Rain coats and mackintoshes
at p. Jackson & co.'s.
A ten cent coupon, for pur.
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
Jackson & Co.'S.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
The nobbiest line of ladies and
gents fine shoes, for spring and
summer wear, on the entire
range, at Jackson & Co.'S.
Building paper and hardware,
a complete supply. at Prescott &
Mars Co.
The Virginia Mercantile Co.
sell the freshest goods at lowest
prices. Duluth prices beaten on
many articles. Stock always
complete. Groceries, produce of
all kinds, dry goods, boots and
shoes. Durkee bldg, Virginia.
M. Delfeld & M. H. Martin,
Proprietors.
Spring and summer underwear
a complete line just received by
Jackson & co.
Come and see the new patent
chimney. Ten years guarantee.
Safest for walls and fire. Made
from galvanized iron. At tin and
plumbing shop, Virginia.
Heating and cook stoves at
Prescott & Mars Co.
For millinery of any descrip.
ton, call on Mrs. M. Delfeld,
now located in the west room of
the Hayes building.
Don't fail to call on Mrs. H.
Strehlau, the pioneer and reli
able mllliner of the range,
If it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
Of course you are going to
celebrate in Virginia, the range
metropolis, this year.
S. Sax has discontinued his
Kentucky Liquor Store at Bes.
mer, Mich, and has brought the
entire stock of old WHISTLES, bran.
dies and wines here and added
to his California Wine House
Being he is overstocked he is
forced to sell his goods at a
greatly reduced price. Come
around and convince yourself as
you will be benefited by it.
A complete stock of latest
styles of millinery Ct every de.
scription always on hand at Mrs.
M. Delfeld's, in the west room OF
the Hayes block.
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ORDINANCE NO. 13.

An Ordinance establishing a City
Pound and a Pound District in
the City of Virginia, and regu.
lattng the running at large of
certain animals within said
District and the impounding
and disposing of same.
The common council of the City Of Virginia
SssfGn nou1 The G5ty fSups shs provide
City Pound. and shall b under the care Of
and Al fhss Rs ;Is, the Ply y,,rgiqs
boundaries shall constitute and DO known Ss
the pound district OF the City Of virginia, to-
Wit: Beginning at the point where the centre
corded plat Of said City, intersects the east at
shore line Of Silver and Virginia lakes where
said Crescent avenue crosses said lakes at
and easteriy shores Of said Virginia i lake tS
the point where the north line OF Oak street
intersects the east shore line Of said virsinis
Oak street to the west line Of the Duluth.
Mtssabe \ Northern Railroad Company right
off-waX, thence southsrly along said vest line
spruce sas'e . sns 'S %ss
line. thence westerly on said south line OF
spruce street to point where it intersects the
centee line of Ohio avenue, thence northerly
on said centre line Of Ohio avenue to the
along the east shore line OF said Silver lake
to the place of beginning.
Section 2. A pOundmaster shall be ap-
pointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the
common council, In the same manner and at
the same time as policemen for said City arc
appointed and confirmed. The poundmaster
shall have the same powers and duties Of q
policeman In relation to the matters pertain
Ing to this ordinance, and also No. 3 Of said
City. being AN ordinance relating to dogs
and the licensing thereof" and all ordinances
Section 3, No horse, gclding. stallion. jack
mule, COW. OK, bull or swine shall be permit
ed to run large at any time within the pound
limits heretofore described, and any animal
or animal In this section mentioned, found
shall be impounded in the City. Pound, from
whence they shall not be released until tho
owner or persons claiming the same shall pay
to the pOundmaster the fees and ponaIty
hercinn fter prescribed. ..-->
Section L. The poundmaster shall provide
subsistence for nll animals impounded, and
the expenses thereof shall bc paid by the
owners or persons claiming the same. With
in swcnty-four GA hours after any ANNALS
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Impounded, the poundu,aster shall cause NO.

impounded, the Poundmaster shall cause no
slces. containing a description OF the i'm
pounded a e animal, to be posted at the gate Of
post-ohice. Said notices shall state the time.
not loss than ten loD days from the time OF
posting OF said notices, and the place where
provided, will be sold. Said anin.l at the
time and place mentioned I'm said notices
s sa De sod; at public auction to the highest
o1dder. All impounded animals may be re-
deemed a t any time before sale by paying all
expenses OF advertising and making such
sale and the keeping. at the rate OF seventy
Dollar to the poundmaster, except that the
penalty for cows impounded shall be SOC per
head. All money received by said Pound
NAL, shall be paid by said Poundmaster TO
the City Treasurer, after deducting all ex-
pense and penalty, as provided in this Oriin-
receipt for the same: All money 80 paid to
the Treasurer shall be held for the use and
benefit OF the owner OF said animal SO sold.
the city.
Section s. The poundmaster shall give to
certificate containing description of the
animal sold, the amount OF the expenses and
tees paid tor such animal. and the name Of
the person to whom said animal was sold.
Section The poundmaster shall render
a monthly statement to the common council,
under oath, Of all fees charges and moneys
and Of all moneys paid into the city treasur-
er under the provisions Of this ordinance, and
he shall Tile the treasurer's receipt for mon
eys PAID with said statement, and he shall
also reader statement of all expense incur
red and paid.
Section 7. Any person who shall break
open. or in any manner directly or indirectly
assist in the breaking open said city pound,
or In rescuiEg therefron any animal I'm
pounded therein, or who shall hinder delay
or obstruct CT rescue from the control or
charge OF the poundma ster any animal, while
he shall be conveying or driving the same to
the city pound, shall be arrested and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined Sin SUM NOT
to exceed twenty-five (s25e0} dollars, and in
default OF the payment thereof shall be con-
fined in the city lookup, or the county jai! Of
st. Louis county. until such fine shall be paid,
not to exceed thirty Go, days
Sectiona. This ordinance shall Ike effect
from and after its adoption ard publication.
Attest: ROBERT McGRCEE,
E. s. SMITH, Mayor.
Recorder.
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ORDINANCE No. IL.

An ordinance to amend an crGi'
nance entitled IAN Ordinance
Relating TO Dogs and the Lii
censing Thereof.
The common council OF tn, City Of Virginia
ssction /. That section one % Of ordis,.
titled An Ordinance Kelxting to Dogs and
tho Licensing Thereof" be and the same is
hereby amended by adding thereto the fol-
ming at largo, contrary to the provisions o.
this ordinance, is hereby declared to BE Z
nuisance and shall DC dealt with ana disposed
OF as in this ordinance PROVIDED,
section2. Tsat section four az of said Or
dinance he and the same is hereby amended
by inserting before the. word police where
rs Sa and By i
out the last clause of said section, to- wit:
and if he shall neglect so to do, then sa i'd po-
lice officer may kill said dog "
Section 3. That section eight () of said
ordinance is hereby amended by striking out
alI thereof and inserting in LEY tier of the
following. namely: Section s. 1t 81 all be the
duty Of the poundE1aster Of said city to inn
pound any and all dogs running ct large in
said city: contrary to the provision Of this
o OF d in the city pound, from whence
person claiming It, only on the payment to
the poundmaster of the actual expenses Of
the he taking tax IN and 5esPins said dog and pound
Section T. That there be and is hereby
tions, namely: Section 0. That the pound
master shall provide subsistence for oil dogs
impounded, and the expense thereof shall be
paid by the party redeeming the same, If said
dog shall be redeemed within Twenty -four
GsN hours aftor dog shall be impounded, the
r. dmaster shall cause notices, containing
description OF the impounded dog, to be
posted at the gate Of the City Pound, at the
City Hall and at the City Post-ofice, in said
Citv. Said notices shall state the time, not
less than three 81 days from the time Of post
ing OF said notices, and the place where said
ed, viii! be sold. Said dog at the time and
place shall be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder. Provided, that il said dog
shall not be sold ut such SALE for want of =
purchaser. the Poundmaster SHALL within
twenty-four ca hours thereafter, cause such
dog to be killed, and the carcass to be buried.
Section 10. The Poundmaster shall give
to the purchaser Of any dog at such sale, =
certlhcate. Containing a description OF the
fees paid for such dog; and the name OF the
person to whom said dog was sold
Of the provisions OF this Ordinance, or who
snail har6or or keep any unlicensed or un-
this Ordinance, or shall refuse or neglect to
muzzle or kill any vicious or treacherous dog
as herein provided, shall be subject TO arrest.
and upon conviction shall be fined in q sum
fault Of the payment thereof, be Imprisoned
in the City lookup, or county jail of st Louis
county, until such Hne shall be paid, not to
exceed Thirty g9 days.:
ton.
Adopted July srd, 1896. 600
Attest: E. s: SMITH, Hsyor.
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Mrs. M. Delfe]d, the popular
milliner, now located in the west
room of the Hayes block, carries
a most complete stock at the
lowest prices on the range. She
invites your patronage, and if
honest goods, honest prices and
courteous treatment count will
ALWAYS hold the trade of all buy
ers who visit her once.
Don't fail to call on Mrs. II,
Strehlau, the pioneer and relia.
BILE milliner of the range, as she
carries the largest and best So
lected stock. ~.
Mrs. Grace Woolcock has
opened up a tirst.clars private
boarding house at the Lang cot
tage on Cleveland avenue. Table
board very reasonable.
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Notice for The
SALE OF BONDS,
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:

~ WHOM IT MAY CONCEHy:
Notice is hereby given that at the VII
lage Council Room, in the Village of Eveleth.
st. Louis county, Minnesota, at 3 o'clock In
the afternoon, on the 18th day of July, 1895.
the Village council of the Village of Eyeleth
will receive bids for the sale of bonds in the
amount OF Three Thousand $4,000. 00I Dollars:
Bond No. for One Thousand TslGOe00l Dol
lars payable on the 18th of July. 1895, interest
a. a., the , rate OF per cent per annum; Bond
payable on the 18th day OF July, fse., interest
ut the rate of per cent per annum, interest
payable 18th day of July, 1895. and 18th day
OF July. 1897. The money obtained by said
sale Is to be used for the purpose of establish
Ing In said Village system of water works.
The amount Of said issue Is together with All
other bonded Indebtedness OF said Village
less than ten per cent of the assessed valua-
ton OF the taxable property of said Village.
BY order OF the Village Council.
of June, 1885,
H. L. DARMs
CHAs. ERICKSON, President
Recorder.
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State Of Minnesota, l.

State Of Minnesota.
County OF st. Louis IS
The State of Minnesota, to Matte Sibley
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to be and ap-
the peace In rnd for said couaty on the End
day OF July at O'Clock in the forenoon In my
ONCE In the City of Virginia in said county,
action, Should you fail TO appear at the time
and place aforesaid, Judgment will be render
ed against you, upon the evidence adduced
by said William penierthy, for each sum as
he shall show himself entitled to.
- Given under my hand this 9th day of
June, A. u, 1895,
80 VIVIAN PRINCE. -
Justice of the Peace.
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VIRGINIA BRICK YARD.
4 Nesc Industry WhtcA Starts WeH and
Means Much to Our Thrsui,a0 Citw, "

Means Mach to Our Thrsvin0 city.
Several times in the past has
The Enterprise seen fit to make
mention of the prospective brick
yard in this city and the field for
making such industry q profitable
venture. Thos. Morris, who has
given the matter much attention,
finally got matters in a tangible
form, and last week got at work,
having put in a good plant and
having things in shape for con.
tinuous action.
On Monday, ye scribe visited
the new industry, located in block
"a Of the North & Southside Land
company's holdings, where we
found seven men employed, and
turning out brick at the rate of
about 1000 per day, having sew.
eral thousand ready for the kiln.
AS yet no finished brick have
been turned out, but a 10000 lot
are now being burned. A larger
kiln, with a capacity of 125, 1000,
will be constructed very shortly,
and from then on Mr.. Morris
will be- enabled to attend to all
orders on short notice.
The brick are apparently of a
most excellent grade. free from
checking and blemishes, and
very heavy, and should find a
ready market among our build
ers and mining men.
Mr.. Morris has an option on
the entire block, and says the
clay is sixteen feet in thickness,
| with a covering of but three or
four feet.
The Importance of this infan'
tile industry is not to be over-es
timated, and we bespeak for the
enterprise continuous and de-
served success.
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THE CITY'S GENERAL NEWS
PICKED UP and CONDENSED Ri
THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.


Seen, Heard aud Believed.
j. O. Shadbolt, the new gents
furnisher and dry goods mer-
chant, now open in the Dahl
building. has been in Chicago
the past few days purchasing an
elegant new stock. John Korby
will act as manager of the new
store and will keep things in
proper shape for the reception
of customers.
Geo. Mead has been bound
over to the district court and in
default of $1,000 bail is now in
jail awaiting trial on charge of
attempted rape preferred by
Mrs. Ellen Rogers, of Spruce
street. The case was heard be-.
fore Judge Prince.
Ed. R. Berg, heretofore a part
ner in the Mesaba Meat CON-
pany, on Monday disposed of
his interest in that thriving bus
ness to his partners, Messrs.
Coffee & Halvorson. Mr.. Berg
contemplates a trip to his native
land.
J. Arthur Scott has been ap-
pointed as county superintendent
of roads in this district and dur,
ing the past week has had a crew
engaged in making some much
needed improvements on the
highway between this city and
Mountain Iron.
Max Shapiro, successor to J.
w. Falk, added a rev marble
slab to his market outfit on Sat-
urday, and makes other improve.
ments.
=. K. Bjorklund moved into
his commodious new shop on
Saturday afternoon. and now
has a much larger and more con-
venient place.
Rev. Matt Belban, of Tower,
conducted services at the Lady
of the Lourde's church, in this
city, on Sunday last.
Ole Berg]und is now doing
clerical work at The Fair. 1t
seems natural to see Ole behind
the counters again.
The Enterprise has been pleas.
ed to add several new subscrib
ers to it's city list the past week.
Comparison with out-classed
sheets always rebounds to the
benefit of the old reliable.
| Tbos. Dunsmore, the genial
landlord of the Merchants, has
purchased the agency for several
counties, including st. Louis, OF
the Perfection Window Screen, a
new neat and convenient patent.
The article should prove a ready
seller. .. .< @>-,.:..
Presiding Elder w. A. Shan.
n IN oficiated at the services in
the First M. E. Church IN this
city Sunday evening, and accom-
panied by Rev. G. S. Tiney went
to Hibbing on Monday to hold
services that evening. Rev. I'll
ney will henceforth spend the
major portion of his time in Hib
bling, where he feels assured he
will have a neat church edifice
over which to preside in the nea,
future. The good people of ou1
neighboring town will find in the
reverend gentleman an energetic
and conscientious worker.
The Virginia Virginian crit
cises unfavorably Ignatius Don
nelly's late book on the silver
question. We venture to predict
that Ignatius Donnelly will neye,
criticise the Virginian, unfavor
ably or otherwise.-Grand Rap
ids Herald. ...-.
The Duluth, Missabe & North
ern railway. has decided not tc
fight in the state supreme court
the suit of Leonidas Merritt tc
recover for services as finaucia1
agent, and has paid the verdict
and interest, amounting to. 49,.
1908. .ase. /. i.
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Purely Personal.

served success.
Purely Personal.
+ Mrs. e. Florada and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, have ..been
guests of Capt. Florada in this
city the past week.
+ D. E. Shea and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Ellen Logan, of
Iron Belt, who has been visiting
here for some weeks, left We'd
nesday morning for the Gogebic
to spend the Fourth.
Thos. J. Jones, formerly of
the Biwabik, but now of Sharon,
Pa, has been on the range dur.
ing the week. He reports every
thing booming in the eastern
iron markets.
John Myers went to Duluth
Wednesday for the Fourth.
Mrs. 3. Levin went to Tower
on Saturday for a visit with rel
atives and friend
Mrs. John Anderson and chill
dren visit with relatives at Ish-
pemlng. Mich.
T. L. Young, formerly opera
tor at the D. M. & N. in this city
was up from Iron Junction with
the ball boys Sunday.
Hon. O. D. Kinney and J. r..
James were Eveletn visitors on
Sunday.
D. G. Mcpherson went to Du-
luth Monday.
/ A. Potvin attended to business
matters id Duluth Monday.
G.. Schoenleber took in Hib-
bing Monday.
Prof. G.. S. Innis, of Hamlin
University. Minneapolis, held
services at the M. E. Church in
this city Sunday forenoon and at
Biwabik in the evening.
Mesdames L. L. Prescott, w.
P. Mars and J. r. James called
on Eveleth friends Monday af-
ternoon.
John Delfeld left on Tuesday
for Ashland Wis.
D. H. Moon, president of the
Moon & Kerr Lumber company,
went to Duluth Tuesday, return
ing to Virginia for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wertz, OF
Hibbing, were at the Merchants
on Tuesday.
H. E. Horton, connected with
Panton & Watson's Glass Block,
Duluth, was a guest at the home
of Judge Prince on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
j. E. Ssari, publisher of the
Siirtolainen, a most popular Fin.
nish paper published at Brook.
Ign, N. Y, has been in the city
the past week attending to bust.
ness interests.
Capt. Arthur Stevens and fam
lily are now at home in pleasant
quarters in the Ohio cabins.
Miss Pearl Crockett left Mon
day for Cumberland, Wis.,, for
an extended visit with relatives
and fri:nds.
Clerk of the Court John Owens
shook hands with many Virginia
friends Monday.
Asa Brodock returned Monday
to his home al Syracuse, N. Y,
after an extended visit with his
son Fred, in this. city. Mr.. Bro.
dock seriously eontemplates clos.
ing up his eastern interests and
returning to the Mesaba for q
permanent residence among the
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Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Persons wishing a news item, change OF
lad" or anything in the limo Of locals, in
serted, will please have same in our office by
Thursday noon Of each week. II convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
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Vivian Prince,

City Justice, End Ward.
Pay roll No2 by the street commissioner for
the month Of May, amount, 1888 50
On motion Of Aid Pratt, That the pay roll
OF the street commissioner bo accepted and
tina Recorder DO and is hereby instructed to
draw orders for the amount of >e3aeo.
Adopted as follows: Ysas-Ald Pratt, Sax.
Brown. Byrne. Lundstrom. Wilkins and
Mars. Nays-none.
On motion Of Aid Sax, That the Mayor
call a citizens mass meeting to meet in the
council chambers June 7th, 1885, at o'clock
m to devise way and means to celebrate the
4th of July. Carried unanimous by acclaim
| ton.
Bills referred:
Virginia Light & Water Go S25a %
L christensen 80
A D Brown SIS
Justice Prince $50
Hustler Publishing Co SIS
Is 40
Michael sheehy IS 50
Virginia Enterprise print. ordinances "a IS
printing 10 90
notice to clean up 10
" stub bks st com 40O
| printing for treas 80
Hose Co No for May OF 90
| Hose Go No 2 for May As 90
Salaries city officers for May
| ordered paid AZ follows:
e Smith city recorder 30 90
D Taylor city attorney IL month Is 90
Jas McAlpin street commissioner GO 90
| Brown health ofacer 20 90
D Brown chief OF police 20 90
Anderson patrolman 90 90
M Scollard patrolman 20 days 40 90
| A Beulanger patrolman II days 81 90
ECarl Anderson patroIman 2days 400
( On motion the council adjourned until
"Wednesday, June 18th, 1896, at 8 clock.
| e. s, SAITH, Recorder.
l. ~->4-~->s
| TIME, Three Days.
7 FROM DULUTH TO RAINY LAKE.
/ Five Sailings Weekly
|, via Pt. Arthur and G. P. Railway.
T. The Lowest Rates,
+ The most comfortable route.
7 T. Ii. LARKE,
428 West Superior Street, Duluth.
THE ENTERPRISE, ONLY $500
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8 Sax,
" B Pratt.

On motion OF Aid LundstrOm the foregoing
report was adopted as follows: Yeas-Ald
Pratt, Sax. Brown. Byrne, Lundstrom, Will
kins and Mars. Nays-none.
BY Aid Brown. Resolved, That the f.
nance committee be and is hereby appointed
a committee to audit the accounts Of the
Village Of Virginia from March, 1894, to April
1926. and that the said committee DO author
lied to employ On accountant to do the work.
Further, the committee is authorized to take
such measures as will procure an early and
accurate report.
Adopted as follows: Yeas-Ald Pratt, Sax,
Brown, Byrne. Lundstrom, wilkins and
Mars. Nays-none.
By Aid Sax, Resolved, That the chair ap-
point a committee Of three to confer with the
Virginia Light & War~r 90. and ascertain
why they do not take steps to hinder the
over-filw Of la Ae water into the spring.
Adopted a. follows: Yeas-Ald Pratt, Sax,
Brown, Byrne, Lundstron. Wilkins and
Mars. Nays-roae.
TX Brown. W B Pratt and 8 Sax. special
committee.
By Aid wilkins, That tho Recorder be in
strueted to notify all saloon-keepers whose
license expire on the 1st of July to make ap-
plication at once to insure publication of no.
tice in time to open on the 1st of July, 1896
Carried unanimously.
Tho bond of John Anderson with Nels An
.derson and Patrick Sullivan as sureties was
presented and approved.
Petition of Andrew Dahl was referred back
to the petitioner for more definite oxplana-
ton.
The city justice from the End ward report
for the month OF May:
To the common council Of the City of vir.
GINA: Gentlemen-As required by law,
respectfully report to you that for the month
OF May had two prisoners brought before
me for violation of city ordinance rs follrws:
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THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE
BY w. E. HANNAFoRD. .. !. !.
Entered at the post-ofliee at Virginia, Minn,,
: as second class mail matter. -. " =.

- us secoAO cid6S tuNll MutVoI, 49,
Terms, - Per Year, il Advance,
sE@z=rAG-a== -. - -
City 01icials. 5# 4
Mayor ROM. MoGRuER,
Recorder, E. s. SAITH.
Treasurer, ]. Il. JAMES,
- ALDERMEN.
q. K. BROWN, W. B. PRATT.
8. SAX, GUST. JOHNSON,
W. p. MARS, ]. T, WILKINS,
JOHN BYRNE, G. A. LUNDsTRoM
JUSTICES. @S
49, II. j. EATON, VIVIAN PRINCE,
jams McGINDLEY, CHAs. F.. NELSON.
- The Motifs. - =,
d., NJ. & N. Ry. :,..s ~
Duluth and West Superior. ......... 10:45 q m
d. & +. r. Ry.,
rover ana Ely................ ...... 1:16 q m
Duiuth".'... ........................ 1880 m
DEPART.
s. Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ -. ga N n,
D. 4 i. r. Ry to Biwa6iiiiii. Tower Tower ' = I"
and Ely. SPIN
E. @. BURKE, Postmaster.