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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
Mortgage sale.

First publication August 3 hast October 20.
Whereas default has been made in the pay.
the seventeenth day Of July. A. ID. 1894.
executed by Herman Rnu Of the Village al Cryr.
tai Falls, Iron County, Michigan. 90 Henry
=, o. the county % Fond du Inc. state
IN the office Of the Register III Deeds ~ the
County OF Marquette, Michigan, IN Llber "b' az
Mortgager' on paer b11, on tho fourth day Of
August, A. y. 1891. az epht O'Clock IN the lore
noon, that being the county IN which the iands
mentioned IN said Mortgage aud hereinafter
described we're then contnlncd. and which said
Mortgage n now. and has heen since the year A.
u, iss5. also II record Ia the onlcc 81 the Regis
ter 81 Deeds 81 said County of Iron In Llher q
q Morieaeer on page Z. that being tho county
And Whereas, the snid Mortgaeo has been
duly assigned by the said Henry Hastings TO A.
q Cook OF Iron Mountain, Michigan. by assign.
ment bearing date the tenth day ~ April, A. H.
1904. and Fccorled IN the Office 81 the Register
OF Deeds OF said County Of Iron. on the goth
day 81 July. A: ID. 1890, 90 eleven O'Clock IN tho
forenoon, 10 f.iber 81 Mortgages ON page 10,
and the same Il now owned BY him;
Aud Whereas the amount claimed 20 be dno
on said Morienge ~ the date hereof n the sum
Of Tour hundred and nlnety-cRht dollars aud
seventy eight cents (sfps7s) OF principal and
Interest. and which \ the whole amount claimed
90 be unpaid on said Mortgage. aud no suit or
proceeding having been instituted ~ law 20
recover the debt now pmalsina secnred by aaid
mortgage or any part thfreoi. whereby tho
power o. sale contained IN said Mortgae' has
Thercfose, Notice h hereby sIven. that by
virtue a. the said power oI anls, and IN pnrsn.
ance al the statute la such case made aud pro
Vlded, The said mortgage will he foreclOeed BY a
sale ol the premises therclu described NJ public
auction 20 the highest bidder. NJ the trout door
OF the Court Housc ~ the village 81 Crystal
Falls. IN said County 81 Iron. on the Twenty.
eighth day of October. A. ID. iHD1. NJ eleven
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day; which sald
premises are described In said Mortgage ~ FOL.
lows lot number aevcnty.thrpc (7A) ~ the
vIilncr ~ Crystal Falls IN said County ~ Iron
Dated August lst. 1895. A Il Cook.
Cook a FEfHAn. Assignee ~ Norf<aec~
Attorneys for Assignee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
Order OF Hearing.
First publication Octobs
state Of Michigan, 4 ~.

=
state Of Michigan, a.
County Of front
AZ n session Of the Probate court for said
county held az the probate Office. IN the Village
Of Crystal Falls on the eighth day OF October Ia
the year one thougand eight hundred aud
ninety-lye
Present. Albert l.. FlewelIling, Judge OF probate
In the matter OF the estate Of Maud McCaul
sole minor heir az Alexander McCari. deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition, Only verified.
Of Beverly II. Gilmore, guardian of said Maud
McNnn praying that he may be lcenced and
empowered to sell the undivided onehnlf of the
following described real estate nf his sad ward
TO wit; S-w. OF s.w. Z OF sec. 20 and sc. y OF
s-w. 4 OF sec. 2b and Sc = OF ne. 4 Of sec. 20
and NV y OF NV. 4 Of sec. 30 and s-w. j OF sw.
4 Of sec. 30 all In town f5 north OF range IA
west Iron county, Michigan for the purposes OF
Investing the proceeds In safer securities.
Thercupon II Is ordered that Monday. the
fourth day Of November next. at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition. aud that al persons interested.n said
said court. then To be holden in the probate
Office. IN the village OF Crystal Falls aud show
cause. II any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not Dc granted: And IL Is
further ordered. that said petitioner give notice
| TO the persons interested IN said estate, OF the
tendency OF said petition, and the henrlngthere'
| at, by causing a copy at this order TO be pub
llshedl In The DIAMOND DniI.L. newspaper
printed and circulated Ia said county. three
| successive weeks previous 90 the day OF hearing
ALBERT l.. FLEwELI.iNo,
Judge of Probate
laeAr1
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
cLlNTs.
tional'

The current issue OF the Iron River
Reporter contains timely article on the
general defeat OF the taxes in this county
for the year 1898. The premises in
which these taxes were defeated are aired
nv our contemporary In iorcciuI and
vigorous manner and the remedy for the
future plainly put Ia the following sem
tcncc There is absolute need Of such
"A law as Representative Cook. OF Iron
Mountain, tried 90 have passed Inst
winter. Representative Cooks bill pro-
vided that in case tax levy for one
year was declared illegal that the asses
sor FOR the ensuing year could step inn and
make n proper correction, and add the
taxes knocked out TO the levy OF the en-
suing year" Here the Reporter strikes
the keynote 90 the situation md obvi-
ntcs the necessity OF the uudcrcurrent OF
dissatisfaction with the finding Of the
court, which manicsis itself previous
paragraph Of the article. Herein, our
Iron River neighbor IL guilty Of no moro
erievous error than are some Of the best
business men Of the county. chagrIncd
and dismaycd az the escape 81 wealthy
corporations from the tax.gathercr
through the avenue Of trifing technicali-
ties, certain 81 our citizens hasten to
condemn IN unmcasurcd terms, not oily
the law that permits such extreme
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

The Norman, from all ac-
MEsABI counts viii close thisscason's
RANGE. shipments tomorrow. But
this does not mean the clos
ing OF the mine, as the treste way
leading south OF the shaft house Il being
extended and planls are being laid on
the ground beneath which would Indicate
that some heavy stockpiling work would
be done this winter. A diamond drill
was put to surface prospecting on the
east of the Office building and began
drilling Wednesday afternoon, under
charge OF X. III. Charming. The company
put on an extra shift Monday, presum-
ably to rush the work for the close Of
the season, and during the week eighteen
cars per day was the record, sixty men
being employed.
The Victoria is loading orc this week
temporarily, rs n small drift, some sew
cnty-iive feet is being worked through to
connect with tho future working shaft on
tho north TO furnish air for same when
in active operation. The ore now being
loaded assays little better than sixty
four. About thirty men find cmploy'
ment there, a double shift being worked
upper Capt. c. III Whitiord, who is an
experienced mining man and when the
mine Is IN first class working order there
will be no room for doubling this state
mcnt The property will be worked al
winter and every preparation made ioi
active shipping next season.
The Commodore is still troubled will
water aud this fluid is at the SAINT
hcighth az our last issue stated. A No
. Cameron pump has been brought from
the Franklin, however, and Supt. Hook
ing states that the bottom OF the pit vii
be seen tomorrow. This pit IL at O
depth OF 100 feet and the shaft has q
measurement OF Gx5 feet. A small crew
is still employed
The Bcsscmcr, adjoining the Franklin
on the cast, is pounding day and night
and is sending ore out over the Missab'
road at the usual rapid rate. Tie new
large dry house is almost completed
being the finest building on the property
Stockpiling il the next order OF business
here. About 100 men find employment
at this new shipper Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

The two hundred men cm-
GnGEBc ploycd at the Brotherton
RANGE mino ut Wakefield, struck for
higher wages ON Thursday OF
last week The demands oI the men
were granted and all returned Co work
Monday morning -Newsslecord.
A telegram from Ircnwood, under the
date oi Tuesday says; The strike fever
has a last spread from the Marquette
range 10 the Gogcbic. This morning
timbcrmen and trnmmcrs az the Norrlc
mine went out on strike for higher
wages, and today the mines arc closed
with the exceptian Of No. z shaft. which
Is still hosting orr. None Of the other
mines are affected as yet.
Timl,crmen and traInmcrs are the
only employees involved SO far. They are
300 strong, hut miners arc unable TO
work without them.
The iimbermcn hive been receiving
Sl.C5 and Sl.40 per day, and trammers
~ cents car. The latter earned IN
average 81 Si.63 day hast month.
They demand o. cents, and thocompany
offers them 81 cents, which they refuse.
II is yet possible Tint there will beacon.
promise. There bas been no violence or
trouble yet, and IL j. not likely that
there win bc any.
The strike has since been settled with
ont concession to the men on the part Of
tho company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

Work ut the Lnretto is being
MESoali- carried along very steadily
NEE and satisfactorily, according
RANGE 10 the tenor Of short con-
verSation recently Ind with
Snpt. Truscott. This years. output viii
be the largest in the history OF the mine.
Current.
A iiity-horsc power boiler has been
moved 30 the Ruth and Rachel property
and h being placed Imposition. As soon
as steam connections are made the work
OF unwatering the property will com
monce. IL il probable that the shaft will
be sunk by contract.
During September tho Antoine ORE
company shipped 11,G00 tons OF ore
from the Keel Ridge mine-a splendid
record Tor ~ property that has been
wrought hardly six weeks. The total
shipments OF the company for tho month
will exceed 10000 tons. -Rangc-Tribunc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12


Publications: First. September 2ist A. D.
1908. last. November 2nd. A. d: 1895.
la pursuance and By virtue OF an order ana
decree o. ths Circuit court nor the c2nnsg o.
made aud dated on the 2lst day Of February,
A. ID. 1895. Ia certain cause therein pending;
wns Wherein naopp hs,ns'd e%p nd F,rs N@
tional Hank OF Iron Mountain. OF Iron Noun
tain, Michigan, arr defendants. and Nterein
said FIrst national bank Of Iron MonI tam, =,
ant. and the said Andrew urcn. Elizabeth y. Ufsn
and Adolph LuStfieid ARE cross deiendni -,
shall sell ~ public auction, 20 the y <..sst
bidder. at the front door OF the court hou -ciin
the Village OF Crystal Falls. IN said coun y ! of
Iron and State Of Michigan, (said court iou~c
being the place for holding the Circuit cour1 for
said county, on Tuesday. the fifth day OF Mo-
yember. A. d.. 1898. nt ten liO) O'Clock "A the
forenoon. all, or 70 much Of the hercii n'ter
described lands. situated IA snld County 81 ron
aud State OF Michigan. as may be necessary 20
satisfy the amount still due and now due, to
the First National Bank ~ Iron Mountain, 81
Iron Mountain Michigan. one Of the dcirn' ants
and the crosSromplainant IN said cause, Tor prin,
cipal. interest and costs IN the respective causes
Aforesaid; aud after having sold sufficient
thereof 20 satisfy the amount 30 due 20 the
slld First National Bank Ot Iron Mountain, 81
Iron Morsstain, Michigan. as aforesaid, ] shall
sell the i<sdue. az any there shall bel or so
much morc OF the said above mentioned and
hereinafter described landr. AZ may be necessary
Go satisfy and pay the amount now duc 10 tine
said complainant AdOlph Justified, (thc said
complainant being one OF the defendants IN said
cross.actionl for principal. interest and costs IN
the respective causes. In accordance with the
terms OF said decfee. and ia the following order
that n 10 say:
DESCRIPTION.
Lots numbered twenty five, (25). twenty.six,
(26), and one hundred. ltOOl on the rrcOrtled
plat OF the original Village OF Crystal Falls
also lots numbered two hundred and twenty
seven, Cpd, two hundred and twenty-eight.
(22SI, two hundred and tlfty-hve. (2b0). two
hundred aud nity-six. g2o0l two hundred and
ity eight, t25s) and the enst thirty feet OF lots
numbered two hundred and seventeen and two
hundred and eighteen az. 30 e. OF lots 2l1 A
2lS) on the recorded plat OF the first addition
60 said village also the east one.half OF tho
southeast eQuarter. OF section twenty-five.
Ia township forth-thre uorth Of range thirty
three west: lE. y OF >. Il. \, see. 20, twp. i3N.
Of range 3a W.
Dated az Crystal Falls. Iron county. Michi.
gan this 9TH day OF september, A. D.. 1896.
SHERMAN n. HANDY.
Circuit Court Commissioner, IN and for the
County oflron, Michigan. JULIUS y. pArEK,
Solicitor for Adolph Lustheld.
FABIAN J. TRuDEIf
solicitor for First National Bank OF Iron
Mountain, oi Iron Mountain, Mchisai.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

The 1000 tons OF ore re-
MAR ported 10 have been con-
ouErrE trnctcd for from the South
RANCE. Jackson for shipment this
fall, which was held up ms an
indication Of an active demand for ore,
s. different ms matter Of fact. The
company sold 500 tous mined from the
Moyle pit some years ago, to the chem
zeal firm OF JobbIns 4 Ruimbckc, nt
Aurora, ILL.,, the same firm having taken
like amount each year for the pnsi
seven or eight years. This j. all there IL
Of the transaction upon which 20 much
hope OF the future was based.
Shipmcnta from the Blue arc nctiyc
and the company arc in hopes to get tho
remaining $4,000 tons in stock away
before the close Of navigation. in which
case mining operations will likely he
resumed.
The condition nj the Cambria and
Lille mines u solely baecd upon the
ability Of che manager TO secure vessels
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

On account OF the Cotton States and
Interns ional Exposition ut Atlanta.
Ga, u = NORTHEASTERN Line Is now sell
ing excursion tickets at reduced rates.
For tickets and full information apply
to agents Chicago & NORTHWESTERN R'y.
3S-d0
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
wilh ahonl aixly thonsnn1
THE

With about sixty thousand
THE tons to its credit during the
COLUMBIA. present season, the Columbia
il forging steadily ahead with
AN average output OF four hundred tons
daily. OF this total, the new workings
in No. ] shaft are contributing one hun
dred and fifty tons. No new work Is
being done at tho present time and there
Is nothing connected with the routine
work in the nature OF news for the pub
lie.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
Cheap Excursion 70 the West al
North West.

On October 22, 1875, the North
Western Line will sell excursion tickets,
with favorable time limits, TO large
number of points in the West and North
West at very low ra tes. For tickets and
full Information apply To Agents, Chica.
60 a. Northwestern R'y. $3.50
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

The most remarkable body
anscEL- Of iron yet discovered on
ASEous earth, or elsewhere, is that
NOTES iound on the Lake Superior
property a short distance
west OF this place where the extraordin-
AIRY depth OF $50 feet in ore has been
attained The ore here Is OF "A high
Bessemer grade and very unborn in
quality. This statement is vouchcd Tor
by two well known and reliable mining
inen.--Iibbine News.
The employees Of the Calumet & liocla
mine were given M advance al ten per
cent on the September pay day. TO
lessen the benefit 20 the men therefrom,
the company has given notice that here
after they will be charged one dollar per
month for doctor, etc, instead OF fifty
cents. and rents OF the company houses
ia many cases have been raised, enough
10 some cases to use up at least onc-hali
OF the advance
THE DIAMOND DRILL is informed 10y
seemingly authentic sources that nego-
tiations are now pending between the
Lincoln Iron Mining company and a
concern Of large means for the lease ol
the Lincoln mine. Mysterious as such
deals generally are, details are given only
under the seal OF secrecy, but, while
nothing definite has yet been agreed
upon, IL il safe TO predict that the Lin
coin win next year he numbered among
the producers Of this field.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

Our esteemed friend, Chas. q. Griiiey.
has just passed his twenty-second mile
stone in the journalistic journey Of the
Negaunee Iron Herald During this long
period of usefulness, the Herald has not
missed a single issue anil II criticism was
being passed upon the individual mum
bers. the critic would be driven To the
admission that the first issue was the
worst. The Herald Is one OF the ablest
opponents OF the Republican faith in
Michigan and that il may continue in
the path il has traversed In the past +,
cditorially, politically and financially, is
the earnest wish OF The DIAMOND Dull.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

Al TINS property the pore 81
the production, set in the early
DUNN. months OF the past summer
Is maintained. They are now
opening up new workings, however, that
will materially increase the daily output
when completed The shaft 20 thenew
level was sunk last winter and 4 sew
enty-fvc feet from tho bottom ol No. z
shaft. The shalt is an incline pitching
TO the northwest IL viii be operated
by rope from surface, passing down
one compartment OF No. 2shnit, through
q drift and then down the new incline.
The new shaft was sunk entirely Ia ore.
When the present depth was reached, a
drift penetrated the ore body and
breasted in rock at twenty-five feet irotu
the bottom OF the shalt. The DRIFT then
penetrated thirty.fivo feet OF rock and
breasted in the ore again, having since
boon continued in the ore distance o.
ten feet. A similar "horsc" OF rock wns
encountered on the level above and i
accounted n very Irregular feature IN the
formation by the miners. They arc now
opening up stopc on this level. The
skip road il in position and tracks will
be rapidly laid. This level will accom-
modntc several more cars than did the
leyel above and thus permit OF more
rapid hosting. The ore from the new
workings has the appearance Of a good
article, sufficient analyses have not been
made 10 give its average richness. The
new level gives the mine n more promis-
ing aspect than IL has taken on for some
time past. There is nothing new to re-
port from No. shalt They arc hoist
Ing small quantity from this part oil
the mine, but no new work is prosecuted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

privileges TO the rich, "a against the
poor. but also the court that upholds u.
This is radically wrong and narrow
conclusion. Tbs statutatory law
has laid down certain premises
which every court must follow II il
values It's prestige in the world OF juris-
prudence A failure 60 observe these
principles, although ia equity such
disregard takes on AN aspect OF justice,
can reflect nothing but discredit
upon the judge who SO acts and result
In the ultimate reversal OF tho finding Of
the court. We ndmonish those OF our
impulsive citizens who are proiuse ia
their condemnation OF the sfinding
in the recent tax cases, that circuit
Judge fills higher station than that 81 a
petty pandercr TO popular caprice. His
is not the position Of the politician,
whose only aim is TO satisfy the
clanorous demands OF the dis
cordant rabble and appeal to
the sympathies Of the populace, but 10
Judge With uniainted candor according
TO the letter OF the law, with a total dis
regard for all considerations foreign to
the matter ut issue. With these tenets
uppermost ~ his mind, The DIAMOND
DRILL makes bold TO say that no judge,
sitting in Michigan, could have over
ruled the objections fled in the tax cases
tried in Circuit court in Crystal Falls
last week The result * mutually de-
plored. but the difficulty lies in the law
and not in the court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
chancery Notice.

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-17
Meade a Good Buslneas msn.

Every Republican presidential boom
should have a shrewd purchasing agent
IN charge Of its southern delegate de-
Eartment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-17
News and Notes,

Tho Hay Trade Journal reports that
all states east Of the Mississippi and
north of the Ohio are short 90 per cent
of an average hay crpp.
Secretary Morton hasopposed general
free distribution Of seeds and will begin
q reform and supply only rare seeds for
scientific purposes.
Progressive farmers control tho upper
three inches Of their soil and save tons
of water. Rural New Workers. advice
fs either mulch the surface or keep it
constantly stirred. In this way Won Gun
arrest a good share Of tho moisture and
keep it where it will do the most good.
Don't let any fruit go to waste this
yonr. Got IL Of the cook stove dricrs
,and save 1T all.
Tho business Of growing celery is in
creasing every year. Tho idea is preva-
lent that commercial fertilizers are not
suitable for celery.
1t is thought that tho oat harvest may
equal that of last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-17

Things were different three years ago
This summer season in Allegheny coun-
~. Homestead was quite a center Of
disturbance, the Mckinley style OF pro-
lection was in full force, and reduced
wages were the rule. In the same sec
eion today the greatest advance in wages
ever known was made just a week ago,
when 5000 puddlers in the First dis
triot Of Pittsburg were given o volun-
tary advance and 10, 900 puddiers in all
ehared in the increase. Later on the
same benefit will accrue to 80, 600 finish
era. This is by no means All isolated
case. The industries under the new
tariff law have taken on q life and vigor
perfectly amazing to the calamity howl
ers, and instances of wages advancing
from 10 TO % per cent are common
news stories every day.-Philadelphia
Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-17

DR.. A. G. Beynton and Alonzo But
Ter lived at El~izabethtown, Ind, years
ngo and wero the. closest friends. Their
lives have shown remarkable coinci-
denccs. They were married on the same
day by tho same minister, and a compact
was entered by them and their wives
that mother would again marry i'll caso
OF the death of other of their wives.
DIR. Boynton entered tho war as "A Union
surgeon ut tho outbreak of tho civil war
and Butler as q private, and both were
badly wounded Mt the battle of Antie-
tam. DR.. Boynton died 81 years ago
on May 81, and his death was followed
by the death of the wife of Butler Il
week later.
Aug. go last DR.. Boynton's wife died
n widow, leaving one child, n daughter,
and on Aug. 81 lust Butler died IL wild
over. leaving ono child, q daughter
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-17
McKinley's Discomforts.

"The increase Of wages" says the
st. Louis Post Dispatch, "has given
hr. Mckinley great discomfort, but as
q circus was attached in Ohio the other
day he begins to hope that the business
revival is only a spurt, and that the re-
turn to depression of last year may not
be far off," The failure OF that circus
is not the only failure ON which the
governor can base a hope hat the hard
times are not yet over. There is, for
instance. Governor McKinley's own
great and lasting failure to find out
where ne stands on the silver question.
louisville Courier-Journal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-17
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