The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-11

county 10 Du1iQ d IOdu through from
Duluth and equip it with trolleys.
They are of the impression the road
would pay its own way. We are of
the impression it would be rather ex-
pensiye business as power stations
would be required about every 10
miles.
Murphy & Doerr, Saginaw, Mich.
lumbermen have let contract to the
Missabe s. Northern for hauling logs
from Mountain Iron and dumping
them into ST, Louis bay at Duluth.
The firm are extensive pine owners
in that part of st. Louis county.
The Missabe road hauled last season
something like 10000, 900 feet and in
probability this winter will double the
haul
The county commissioners at last
weeks meeting made the following
appropriations for roads throughout
the county: Proctorknott road. 500.
Bridge for East Savanna road, $500:
Savanna road at Floodwood, $500: In
dependence road. 800: Seville road.
s40O: Fayal mine to Ely lake, $500:
Hibbing road north, $500: Tower and
Embarrass river road, $500; Normanna
road, $500.
There is no doubt. no failure, when
you take DeWitt's Collie & Cholera
Cure. 1t is pleasant, acts promptly,
no bad after effects.
Charles Bernick. of Biwabik, arrived
in Duluth at midnight Monday on a
bicycle. having made the distance
from Biwabik to Duluth between II
at noon and II midnight. The dis
tance covered was Sc miles and most
of the way was rough. He took the
tie walk between the rails of the Du-
luth & Iron Range. At Highland he
stopped II hours to await the rising
of the moon and at Two Harbors an
hour for meal.
Six Duluth men will soon leave for
Honduras. the republic joining
Mexico on the south. The party is
Capt. A. p. Wood, who formerly had
charge of explorations on section 30,
David Ogilyie, John Frazer, n. c..
Hardy, Emory Tinkham and Henry
Lardner. They 60 in search of gold
which is said to abound in that
country. Several American parties
who are already there are meeting
with good success.
Surveyor General Getty reports that
the summer scaling is about over and
that he has out now only eight or
nine men and that he expects a part
of those in soon. The Rainy lake
boom was finished Sept. 5. About
three weeks ago the United States
government officials seized all the
boom chains and supplies, on the
grounds that they were dutiable
articles. The matter was finally adj
justed, but it delayed the closing of
work at that boom somewhat.
Cholera Morbus is dangerous COM
plant, and often is fatalin its results.
To avoid this you should use DeWitt's
Collie & Cholera Cure, as soon as the
first symptoms appear.
The party of Michigan lumbermen
who have been looking over the
country with view of contracting to
cut a large body of timber twelve
miles east Tower, owned by the Howe
Lumber company, have completed
their work but have not made any
definite arrangements as yet. This is
the timber sold by the state to the
Howe company some time ago, and
must be cut within two years. TIE do
this logging railroad about twelve
miles in length is required, and it is
expected to be completed this fall.
We were shown this morning. sew
'eral samples of sweet potatoes grown
in the Walsworth garden which weigh
over a pound and are almost ripe.
The potatoes We're planted as an ex-
pertinent and early in the season they
presented such slim appearance the
land was allowed to grow to weeks.
While going through the garden yes
terday, Mr.. Walsworth pulled up a
large weed and accidentally yanked
out a potatoe stalk with several large
sweet potatoes attached. It is need
less to say he was surprised. With
sweet potatoes, pea nuts, ETC., who
says bananas will not be nexts
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