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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

First publication sept n last Dee. Z. 1898.
Whereas default has been made IN the pay.
ment ~ the money secured by mortgage.
rutr r risvrti, ,i,y ~ s,sy, ~ ;iis ysssT cite
thousand eight hundred and nnety-ionr. exc
cutcd by Charles A. Bogren. oi the township 81
Freeman aud Company ~ Rochester. New
York which said nortgaer WAS recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds OF the county OF
Iron. In Liber u. at Mortgages ON Page ~, on
the 7th day OF September, A. ID. 1895, az ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Aud whereas the amount claimed TO be due on
said mortgage at the date OF this notice. ~ the
ann of Forty.nx 5l-1On Dollars OF principal
aud interest and the further sum OF Twenty
Dollars AS an Attorney Zee stipulated for In said
mortnnge ANA which N the whole amount
claimed co be unpaid on said mortgage. and NO
suit or proceeding having been instituted AZ law
20 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 l. hereby given that by
virtue OF I he said power OF SALE and Ia nrrn-
ance of the statute IA such case made aud pro.
vided the said mortgage VIII be fOrerosed by
sale of the promises therein described nj public
auction To the highest bidder az the front door
OF the Court Honpe. IN the village OF Cryntal
Falls IN said Comfy 81 Iron. on the 10th day
Of December. A. u. 1895 at tea o'clock IN the
forenoon Of said day. which said premises are
described IN said mortgaae rs follows. to.wlt I:
The southwest quarter 81 the southeast quar-
ter Ol section thirty one Of township forty three
north OF rnnge thlrty-t three west. Iron County
Michigan. containing forty ucres more or less
according 10 the Government survey thereof
Dated this LIST day Of September. A. d. 1895.
III. 4. FnEEMAN AND COMPANY
HANDY a ABBorr. Mortgnece
Attorneys for Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16
chanoery Notice.

First publication Oct 20 last Nov 30. 1895.
state OF Michigan, Twenty-hfth judicial cir
ciit.-~in Chanccry: Richard Wehse. COM
pluinant. vs. Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Crystal Fails, a corporation, organized and
existing under the laws OF this state. The
Board of Church Extension OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, corporation, organized
under tke laws OF the state Of Pennsylvania
and Ira g. Webb. defendants. Suit pending 10
the ersuit eosrt for the oeanty OF Iron, In
Chancery. At Crystal Falls, Michigan. on the
18th day Of October A. ID. 1898. II appearing
from ailidavit IN this cnnse that the dclendant
The Board of Church Extension ofthe Methodist
Episcopal Church. Is not "a resident OF this
state but resides Ia the state of Pennsylvania :
on motion OF Handy a. Abbott. solicitors for
the above named complainant, IL h ordered
that ne said defendant. The Board Of Church
Extension 81 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 DRILL, "a newspaper printed In
the couuty OF Iron. once IN each week for six
weeksan sncoessiot, unless a copy hereof shall
be- served said defendant, The Beard uf
Church Extension OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church personally. ~ least twenty days before
the time herein prescribed for is appearance.
HANDY a Abbott. j. w. STONE.
Solicitors for Complainant. Circuit Judge
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

First publication Nov. 10. last Dee. z.
state OF Michenn.iss
County 81 ironl
AZ "A session of the probate court for said
county, held M the probate Office In the vlllnRe
Of Crystal Falls, on the fourteenth day al
November. Ia the year one thousand eight hun
dred aud ninety Ave. Present, Albert T.. Flew
ellinR, Judge Of Probate In the matter Of the
estate ~ Alonxo y. Harding. deceased. On
reading aud lilug the petition. duly verified, ~
Mary Harding, wife OF snld deceased. praying
that administration of sand estate may be
granted 90 Douglas Margison on some other
suitable person.
Thernpon Il Is ordered. that Tuesday. the
tenth day OF December next. ~ fOo'clock in the
forenoon, b. assigned Tor the hearing Of said petit.
ton, aud that the htirs nt-lnw 81 said iccensed,
aud All other persons Interested IN sAld estate,
nre fequircd % appear ~ session ~ said
court. then 20 be holden W. the proheic Oflre. ~
the villafc 81 Crystal Falls. aud show cause. II
any there be, why the prayer ~ the petitioner
should not be granted And ~ n iurthcr
ordensd. that said petitioner give notlce 20 the
persons interested IN said estate Of the pend.
enCy ~ said petition. and the hearing therol
by causing n copy 81 this order 20 be publ
In The DIAMOND DRILL, newspaper <
AMI circulated IN said county. thrive sulrA
weeks previous 20 said day - Of hear|nr.
AInHnr T.. FhrnklIaNu,
Judgf VI Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16
Terms of Circuit Court for the
Years iS9G--f807.

First publication October o, last Nov "a
STATE OF MICHIGAN
TWENTY FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
do hereby fix and appoint the times olholdinl
the several terms Of Circuit Court In the com
ties composing said Circuit for the years SOC
and S0T, as lnllOwE, to-wit:
For the year 1896
DICKINSON couNrr.--January q. frst Monday,
April z. first Tuesday July 10 second Alonday
October = second Monday.
DELTA COuNrr.--January 20. third Monday
April 20, third Monday July 20 third Mon
day October 20. third Tuesday.
MENoMINrE uNry.-February ., FIRST Mon
day; May 4, first Monday August IL third
Monday November 10, second Tuesday.
lion COUNTY. --lehruary IL, third Monday
June ! first Monday; October ., first Monday
MARQUETTE COUNTY. February -, fourth
Monday: May H. third Monday; September
.. third Tuesday December z. FIRST Monday
For the year S9T
DICKINSON COUNTY. january 4, first Monday
April q. FIRST Tuesday JAY ~. second Monday
October second Monday.
DELTA couNTY.-January Is, third Monday
April 10. third Monday; July 10, third Mon
day; October 10, third Tuesday.
MENoMfNEE COUNTY. - February ], FIRST Mon
day; May y, first Monday; August TO- third
Monday; NOvenber 10. third Monday.
lnON COUNTY. February 10, third Monday,
June 1. first Tuesday; October &. first Monday
MAnQuErTE COUNTY February 23, fourth
Tuesday; May IL, third Monday; September
"a. 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, 1895-11-16

The American Manuiacturer Has \ Pronounced
Opinion on Their Practices.
II there Is any class Of producers who
have right TO object TO our system 81
land tenure IL must bo the iron ore pr,,-
duccrs in the Lake Superior region. An
instance Of the way in which the ore
producers are eouged 10y those who do
nothing ia the way OF development *
shown mp by advocates OF the iron ore
interest. Soon after orc was discovered
IN Minnesota. the legislature enacted "A
law that exempted tho land containing
the orc from nll taxation, state or local.
providing the owner pnid into the state
and county treasury, hall To each, one
cent per ton on the ore they actually
took out. Later the legislature reserved
to tho state the ownership of It's ore
lands, but permitted the leasing ol the
same ON certain conditions. The lessccs
now hold the great ore beds by paying a
fee Of twenty-five cents per ton. They
are not Obliged TO operate the mines
themselves, but they can draw royalty
from those Who are willing To- get the ore
out. Thus the operator 81 "a fninc which
has been thus lcnacd from the state has
10 pay both tax and royalty, and these
81 course must come from the ore. The
holders who first secured the lands from
the state are thus enabled to enjoy big
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16
shipments from the FrankIIr

Shipments from the franklin
MEsABI will be continued so long ms
RANGE. navigation will permit.
Stockpiing Is also being done
at both the Franklin and Bessemer
properties, and work underground is
being prosecuted with all vigor, every
man who applies being furnished with
employment. At the Franklin the new
shaft is now down some forty feet. the
present work being in gravel and hard
heads. Everything is in shape for heavy
work at both mines during the winter
months.
The Commodore is still troubled with
water somewhat, but the two large
pumps keep the shaft clear enough OF
water TO permit OF n continuance OF
work. A drill. which is now being put in
readiness, will be used in further explor-
atory work on this property.
IL is rumored that jas Corrigan and
Franklin Rockefeller are negotiating for
n lease OF the Sibey d Bcrringer lands,
adjoining the Zenith on the vermilion.
The lands 6Te covered with much Walt
able timber and also show mineral.
Neil McInnis was IN the city yesterday.
Messrs. Adams and Mclnnis have closed
their explorations on the Mckinley
TOWNSHIP, and are now conducting drill
explorations on section five, SILT
and also on section twenty -five, 5S-17.-
Enterprise.
The Biwabik Bessemer company will
ship but very little more ore this year
Two boats carried Biwabik ore away
from the dock this week, and n few cars
are being loaded at the mine occasion.
ally. 1t was expected earlier in the sea,
sou that the Biwabic would send Ia
market at least hall million tons this
year, but the delays in securing vessels
TO take the ore away from the docks
and the high lake rates OF the past
two months have seriously interiercd
and as result something less than
800 900 have been shipped. Next year
however, the mine viii be in shape 10
to make a big record, il other conditions
are favorable. And this ''if'' suggests
something lsc.--Range.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16


First Publication October TO- last Nov. ~
State OF Michlran1~s
County ~ lrun.l
IA the matter ui the estate Of Emile Nrnhall,
dcccnHed. Notice ~ hereby giyen. that m 1ursu'
ance oi AN order grated 10 the under gnec
Charles h. Henry, administrator 81 thr
reinte az said Emile Munhrll, deceased. hy the
Hon Jndee 81 Probate for the County oi Iron,
on the fifteenth day ~ October A. y. 1898.
there viii be sold ~ public ycnduc. 70 the high
est bidder. az the front door Of the building ON
LOT number 50. IA the Village OF Crystal Falls,
IN the Sutinty 81 IRON, ~ said state, ~.
Monday the second day 81 December. A. u.
500. at o'clock la the afternoon of that day
fallhlect TO ali encumhrances by MORTGAGE on
otherwise existing at the time OF the death col
said dccenscd) the following described real
estate, to-wlt: Lot number hfty-nve (55l OF
the village OF Crystal Falls. according o.
the plat thereof OF record In the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds, OF the County Of Iron, State
OF Michigan.
Dated October TO- 1890.
MAURICE y t. FUII.RR, CnARfEa =, HENRY
Attorney Tor Administrator Administrator
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

First publication Nov ., last NOV. = D.
STATE or MICHIGAN,
AUDITOR 0ENERAL's oFFitE.
LANSING. Nov. I. 1895.
Nornu 4 hereby given that certnin lands
situated IN the County "a Iron biz on o ms
state Cor taxes ~ 1902 and previous ytn's and
described al statements which VIII hereafter De
forwarded 20 the Office OF the Treasurer ~ said
county. WI ~ sold az public auction said
Treasurer ~ the County Seat on the nrs Mon
day Of Dccenber next. AZ the time rnc place
DESIGNATED ior the Annual Tax Sales. n 81 pro
vi0uSly redeemed or canceled according e. law.
Said statementS contain y fnll description ol
each parcel al said lands and may be- = "a on
application ia the office ~ the County Treas
nfrr after they are received by him.
STANLEY w. TURNER,
Auditor General.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

revenue from the capital and Iabos OF
Others. The ore men hold that the state
should receive the amount now collected
by the lessccs and that Minnesota
should do as Pennsylvania has done in
the matter Of coal lands. that il, tax the
iron ore lands as farm land is taxed,
upon its value.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

The few men engaged in
MAR crushing and shipping ore at
QuFrrE the Michigammc mine have
RANGE. been laid of for the present
and it is not likely work OF
any sort will be resumed before Febru-
AIRY. II is authoritatively stated that
the company had decided to resume the
operation OF the mine on an active scale
at about the time the late strike was
precipitated, but on account OF the con
sequent disturbance in the labor market
and the subsequent rise in lake freight,
work was restricted to the shipment Of
ore already mined and the day oigeneral
resumption postponed until the opening
OF the business OF 1896.
There IN a rumor that mining opera.
tons are about TO be resumed at the
Humboldt, at which work was suspended
some three years ago. When closed
down the mine was looking quite as well
as Mt any time within its history, the
quality and extent OF the ore having
materially improved during the last few
months OF mining.
At the Champion mine about 200 men
arc now employed and water being
bailed from tho lower levels-which
would indicate the purpose OF the COM
pany Ia greatly increase mining opera
tions.
At the Negaunce mine the usual num-
Der OF mcn-about 200--arc being cm-
plcyed and work going on much the
same as II no interruption had occurred
during the summer.
AT the Queen the prospect for n full
resumption OF work is not fattcring.
There are some $4,000 tons OF ore in
stock at the mine which ties up large
amount 81 money until another year,
occupies much Of the room required for
additional output and very nearly APP
proximates the amount desired 10 have
: n stock on the approach OF the season
u navigation OF 1896. The company
had sold much OF the present stock to
parties who were in immediate need of IL
and being unable TO deliver on account
Of the strike, the contracts were broken
and the parties went elsewhere for a sup
ply. So well are these parties suited
with what they procured, that they arc
now disinclincd 10 negotiate for the pur-
chase OF ore from this quarter, thus new
customers must bc secured. The new
Queen shalt IL being moderately worked
at present, with prospect that the
force will be gradually increased from
time 10 time during the winter. With
all conditions right the Queen syndicate
N opened up to warrant the employment
OF from 500 10 I 900 mon.
Water Is being pumped ne the Davis
which would indicate n purpose to re.
sumo mining operations, although there
h AZ present no further evidence 81 il.
AT the Cambria and Lille about 100
mon are cmploycd--5O cach--in shipping
and making preparations for an active
resumption OF mining. The shafts OF
both mines were discovered 10 have been
out Of line when work was stopped early
In July. These have been repaired and
other dcnd work performed TO this time.
Men win be taken on from time to time
AZ both mines, though II IL not thought
the fall compliment win be reached be-.
fore February. This corrsc h nccoesi
tated Ior want Of stockpile room though
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16
Winter Tourist Rates Via the North
Western Line.

The North Western Line Is now selling
excursion tickets mt greatly reduced
rates to the health and pleasure resorts
of California, Florida, Texas, Mexico,
New Mexico, Arkansas, louisiana, Mis-
~iSsippi. GeOrgia, North Carolina, South
Carolinn, Tennessee and Alabama. For
tickets aud full Information npply 10
agents Chicago 4 North-Western Ry.
I2-19
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

The new pumping plant Tor
MENoMI- the Pewabic mine is expected
NEE here from New York almost
RANGE. daily now. Supt. Brown has
everything inrcadiness Tor its
reception, and states that he will have II
IN working order within fifteen days
after it's arrival
CA. Palmer, engineer for the G. x n
w. railroad, has been in Iron Mountain
this week with corps OF assistants
making the necessary surveys Tor an
extension To the Walpole mine. The
extension will be built in the spring.
The Antoine Ore company has re-
sumed operations ut the Traders mine,
and will employ goodly force all win
ter. The company has sold consider
able ore to Chicago consumers and II
will be forwarded by rail. One hundred
and fifty carloads were shipped to the
Gladstone dock last Tuesday.
The Pewabc company attacked tho
Walpole property last Monday morning
with force Of fifty men. The old shaft
near the east line OF the Chaplin property
has been cleaned out and placed in shape
TO resume sinking. Large sums o.
money have already been spent in ex'
ploring this property, but IL Is the
opinion that the work was never
thoroughly done. Capt. John Barker
had charge OF the work for the old Wal
pole company, and the first ore was
shipped in 1887, when lao tons were
mined. Work was continued until 1891,
when the property was abandoned. The
total amount shipped was 19,0So tons.
The Mile Mining company is now
doing some exploratory work with a
diamond drill. --Range-Tribunc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16


The Gogebic range will no
GooEBlc doubt regain It's place IT the
RANGE. head OF the list OF Lake Su.
perior iron ore nngcs, which
il gained in 1892. Last year the ship
meuts from the mines Of the Marquette
range exceeded those OF tine GogebC by
about 200,O tons. acondition brought
about by the strike in this district dur
ing that summer. The old range suffered
from protracted strike during the past
summer, and the Gogebic will undoubt-
eddy again head the list. The shipments
from the Gogebc mines for the season OF
1895 will reach 100000 tons, and
may exceed that amount. This record
was beaten in 1890, when 2,S47,7SG
were sent out, and in 1892 when 2,97l.-
99l tons were shipped.
The recent "iind" mt the Trimble il
turning out TO be biz thing. The Mon
treal company made II good move when
il picked up Section thirty-threc and tho
Trimble.
At the Iron Belt superintendent Nc.
vichie is having the boilers removed
from No. 3 to the vicinity OF No 8 shaft
where more solid foundation is had
The steam-making capacity OF the Iron
Belt is also to be increased by the addi
ton OF new boiler.
The small stockpilc ut the Pence mine
which has laid there for many yenrs, i
being shipped over the Wisconsin Cen
trail, the trouble between the latter and
the North Western ms to which was en-.
titled to the privilege OF moving the orc
having been settled in favor of the Cen
trail The work Of pumping and battling
at tho Pence il progressing at rapid
rate .-News-Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

An incipient strike occurred
THE at this mine on Thursday
COLUMBIA. morning, the men refusing 70
go down for the wages they
were then receiving. The men were I'M
organized, but were acting under the
leadership OF one Thomas Clark. Later
ia the day, the management made
certain concessions to the men IN the
way Of contracts, and all returned to
work, save Clark, who has sought
employment in another field.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16

LosT--A white boar. Weight, about
200 pounds long ears. Was last seen
dear Parks dairy. CASPER ABERLE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-16
From The Mines.

every effort has been made 70 ship, the
company paying rs high as $l.2O Tor
vessels from Escanaba to Cleveland
exactly double the rate OF the charters
they held before the strike, on account
OF which they were compelled TO relin-
quish. -Negaunec Herald.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 81 1895

electric carriage or a pair Of snow shoes,
bicycle or buggy with rubber tires ana
ball bearings.
The Savannah and Chatham county ex-
hibit Is also in the transportation build
ing, occupying spacious gallery covering
1000 square feet The work of installing
the exhibit has not yet been completed,
but II Will be thrown open early next
week. one of the most attractive places
of the show.
II will take the visitor who comes to the
exposition to learn Of the progress Of
georgia long while to get through the
building of the Georgia Manufacturers'
Association, which TANKS the transpor-
tation building. 1t is one of the special
Ties OF the fair. every inch Of its 1900
square reet being covered with the pro-
ducts OF Georgia factories and boundaries,
ranging from a parlOr match to a saw
mill The exhibits are all in position,
ready 70 tell the story of the onward in
oustflai march of the Empire State Of the
south.
Next door to this interesting building
rs the unique feature of the exposition.
the negro building. which was designed
ana quit by negro brain and muscle, and
IS hled exclusively with the handiwOrk
OF that race, showing the wonderful adj
Nancement of people who were slaves
quarter of century ago.
Machinery hall, which is filled with
pohderouS engines and every manner of
lHDOf-saVing machine. the minerals and
forestry and agricultural buildings com
plete the chain, and leaves the visitor with
the Womans building. which stands in the
herself is enshrined In the heart of man,
Yet 10 unfold its treasures. The womans
department., having the most delicate and
complex display, have not been able 10
get II IN shape as promptly as they had
hoped, but they will be ready to throw
wide the portals of the monument they
have built next week. with an invitation
to the world to come in and see their
work. Unlike the others. the woman's
building is built more like a palatial home
than an exhibition hall. 1t is divided into
a number Of large rooms. which are oc-
cupied By different cities and departments.
New York City, Columbus, Ga. Connec-
ticut, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachus-
etts, cincinnati, Minneapolis. Pennsyl-
Vania and Tennessee have rooms, while
others are devoted to education, patents
ana inventions by women, a salesrOOm,
a kindergarten in operation, model libra
ny, fine arts, decorative art. horticulture
ana agriculture, and a colonial exhibit
OF over 400 rare relics, probably the most
valuable collection of the kind ever got
ten together
The women also have a hospital room
Where they make a model exhibit, mem
bers OF the committee being on duty as
nurses all the time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23

all run. When a man let's go this life 10
take hold Of the next, do not care how
much grace he las, he will want II all
What is that out yonder ?That is dying
Christian rocked on the surges OF death.
Winds that have wrecked magnificent TO
tillas OF pOmp and worldly power come
down on that Christian soul. All the spir-
its OF darkness seem 10 be let loose, for 1t
is their last chance. The wailing of kim
dred seems TO mingle with the swirl of the
waters and the scream Of the wind, and
the thunder OF the sky. Deep TO deep,
billow TO billOw; yet no tremor, no gloom,
no terror no signing for the dying Christ
ian. The fact IS, that from the back part
Of the boat a voice sings out: When thou
passest through the waters, ! will be with
thee BY the flash Of the storm the dy-
ing Christian sees that the harbor Is only
just ahead. From heavenly castles voices
OF welcome come over the waters. Peace
drops on the angry wave as the storm
sobs Itself to rest like a child falling asleep
amid tears and trouble Christ hath
hushed the tempest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23

Makes jolly smoking. That S
natural. You know it's man
like and natural to enjoy
anything that gives satisfac-
ton, and just now this store
is giving immense satisfac-
ton to men who are confd-
ing their orders for made
to-measure fall suits to us.
The bare fact that we take
your measure and cut and
make a suit to fit your form
snug as a bug in a rug at
the price of our ready-to-
wear suits ought to- be in
ducement enough to turn
every clear-sighted mans
toes in this direction.