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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

Il wish to state to the readers of
the INDEX that the Christian Herald
edited by De Witt Talmage, sent to me
as its agent, FIVE dollars to he used to
relieve the wants OF our poor. With
this purchased dry goods which went
to fifteen families and gave to oyer SO
persons warm useful article of cloth
ing. This shows how God will prosper
His work. Let Us thank and bless the
Giver of all coed fur the love and SYM
pathy that comes from New York
Mrs. Carrie Nation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

Horace Greeley SAID; "It is
strange hoT close Hen read tho papers.
We never say anything that men don't
like but we soon hear of it and every
body tells us about It. II, however, we
happen to say good thing we never
hear of that-nobody seems to notice it.
We may pay some man hundred COM
plimenis and give him dozen puffs,
and he takes il as a tribute to his great
neSs never thinks it does him any
good. Bot if we Aappen TO say any
thing this man doesn't like. or some
thing he imagines reflects on his char
acter, see how quickly he fires up and
gets excited about 1t. All our evils are
charged to US, but we never, apparent
~, get any credit for tue good we do
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
First Published jan. q, 1890.
aHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or KANSAS. COUNTY OF BARBER, S.:
u. w. e. Griffith, trustee, plaintiff,
ants. NStonu-
by virtue of an order Us safe issued ont
II or the pistriet COURT Barber county Kan
saa: ~ fne above entitled action, aud to me d.
rected, l will on
Saturday, the I'd Day OF February, 1895.
at O'Clock p. m. Of said day, at the front door
OF the court house in said county, offer for
sale at public auction and sell, without n n
pralsement, to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand. to safety said order OF sale ali
right title and interest whatsQeverof2 the above
nance Defendants, pF az much thereof an will
SATISFY sad execution, aud each of them and
OF an persons elaiming undefthcm, I'm and tothe
iollowlng descF!eSd tract piece and parcel of
lanl, lSlht aud situated in said county of
Barber, State of Kansas, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the northeast omar
ter ana the northeast quarter og tho aoutheast
quarter OF section thirty-threp "a: the SOUTH
west quarter OF the nosftwest quarter and the
northwezt H1arter OF the southwest Quarter
OF ssction thirty-four "a, all in township thirty
NJ. IN
Together with all and singular tia tene.
ments, nereditaments sna appurtenances
thereuDto hel1pgtus, -
,.Glfe2 nEaer my hand at NV office in
.edieine Lodge, in said county. this 2nd
N"' - '"A' AO'o' U. MILLS,
p,,sn Sheriff,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

~ have been victim to terrible
headaches" writes e. F. Newman,
Dug spur, Va. 'and have not found
anything TO relieve them SO quickly as
Ayers Pills. Since 1 began taking
this medicine, the attacks have heen
less frequent, till they have ceased al
together.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
PATENTS

caveats. Trade Marks and Copy Rights se-
cuIeo Iof inventors and tapse engaged in
nerca ntiIe pursuits DO not send your appli-
catlons two 9f three thousand miles away
wren you can get your patent just as aoo1.
Ter results by sending thera direct TO
6t6OCN & HiCoON at Kansas City. Mo-.
Wbere tney mage the most extensive iopart-
pressiy for tiis purpose nov IS me = ns,.ss.,
Stafes, located IN the 4xHssss building AT the
y gs.il os aain ana Delaware SIS, kansas
lily, ~. 1neir charges are the same As 9th
er wen established Patent Lawyers For ref-
erence ALI the banks and business houses Of
the CITY. send for price list and book OF 10,
Please mention this paper,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land ofice at Dodge r..:ty, Kansas.

Land Udice at Dodge issty, Kansas.
~-.. January 9, lSsl5
Notlce Is hereby given that the foIlovin1
named settler has filed notice Of he su.os. ins
10 make mai proof in support of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made Lefore the
1ronate Judge OF Barber county. Kansas. at
Menloine Lodge. Kansas, ON February Z3rd.
iss'o: VIZ: James r. Holmes, o. d. s. No. e54s
Tor the NWA of section q, township 81 so,,t n
range Is. west. ~ Soe'n
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
ms CONTINUOUS residence upon. and cuItiya-
Ion OF SAID land. viz: Orlando Fritz. of Sex-
ION Kansas, William Richardson of Aetna
Kansas. George Hodges of Aetna Ransss Il
b. Johnson, of Aetna, Kansas. >
JHO j. LEE Reofafer
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

The Alva Review was awarded
the county printing of Woods county
at legal rates. We surmise that this
stroke of lightning will not come
amiss 10 Bro. hudson. Perhaps he
will be able to follow Billy Bottoms adj
vice post haste as consequence.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

The Free Methodists began series
of revival meetings at this place in the
salvation army hall Sunday evening and
will hold forth indefinitely. Revs. Cline.
AtTell and Adams are the pastors in
charge at present. We understand they
are meeting with success.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

The ladies of Hazelton will give
a grand masquerade ball Friday even
ing February 22nd. The proceeds will
be used to improve the city library.
Good music has been engaged Supper
and refreshments will be served.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

The Coldwater Enterprise has sue
cumhed to our boosted republican pros
perity and made exit up the fun. The
remnants were absorbed by the
Star. The Enterprise has been yelling
prosperity SO long that We didn't have
the least suspicion that 1t was so near
the dark river. Next!
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

BY the Coldwater Star, we notice
that r E. Stafford, Jap" has accept
ed a position on the Alva Review. The
same old trio that carried the Klowa
Review through the clouds of adyersi-
ty has once more come together and
cast anchor in fortunes harbor. By
the way this recalls a coincidence but
we won't mention it. Keep away from
the park OF former affections and there
shall be harmony and peace in the
firm.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

Dave and Joe McAdoo were down
from McAdoO township yesterday.
They have recently leased the north
part the Charless Il EIdred ranch, at
Eldred, where they will embark in the
farming and feed raising business
quite extensively. They will move to
their new quarters the 10th of next
month. The Messsrs. McAdoo are two
of the most substantial and successful
farmers in the county and Charless &
Eldred are fortunate in securing their
services.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

Things are coming to & pretty pass
in Kiowa these days. Phil HeaIey was
arrested a few days ago for entertain
Ing hrs best girl while visiting in the
city. the high grass will catch that
town sure.-Alva Chronicle.
BEST Girl" eh? That makes US
grin
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

LII stating that Dr. karr has his
goods packed and ready to leave this
city the Medicine Lodge Cresset seems
to have been grossly misinformed.
The doctor has hee0lae a permanent
fixture here and wishes to have 1t I'M
derstood that he has no intention of
leaving here --Alya Review.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

-Rees & Hills, agents for the Colon
ial Il U. S. Mortgage Co. paid 81. 960!4
taxes into the treasury of this country by
one draft last week. Other companies
also pay goodly sums. This should give
the average information seeker a pref
ty we'll defined idea of who owns the
bulk OF the real estate of the county
The landlord and tenant system; 1t
makes us sudder to think of it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

The ladies who are interested in
the improvement of the Cemetery. will
hold another meeting in Mrs. Field s
rooms Saturday, Jan. %. at three
O'Clock. Officers will be chosen, and
plans formed for the years work. The
first meeting was quite enthusiastic.
All feeling that they have the approval
and will have the help, or all good cit
Izens. 1t has been said that "the
School house and Cemetery are good
indication of the culture and refine
ment of community" We are proud
of the one. and ashamed of the other.
We hope some day to be proud of both.
Mrs. r. l.. Young.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

w. w. StandifOrd returned from
Topeka Saturday where he has been
attending the Hillmon case as a wit
ness for the defense. In the fall of
1878 man came into Mr.. Standiford's
store in this city and introduced him
self as John W. Hlllmon who was here
looking after some land. In about two
or three months after Mr.. Standiford,
with several other parties who were
here then, helped to take this same man
out of wagon here, who had been ac-
cidently shot, and buried him. Mr..
Stamford was a good witness. He
thinks Mrs. Hillmon will win her case.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

The masquerade ball at Kiowa las,
Wednesday evening was most pleas
ant afftir About seventy five mask
ers were present and all passed an ell
joyable evening. The flattering sue
cess of the occasion was largely due t,
the able management of the enter
prising young ladies of that city, un-
der whose auspices the ball was given
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
KoTIcE OF DISSOLUTION.

MEDICINE LODGE Kans. Jan. 81, 1885,
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between NJ. C. Sparks and
". H. Sparks has this day been mutually dis
solved. Lail Sparks having purchased the
interest Of w. H. Sparks.
Nj. c. SPARKS.
VII. SPARKS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
STRAYED.

From Canema, one red yearling bull brand
ed small W on left hip, small white spot in
center of forehead, some white on under side
OF animal. Any information leading to recov-
cry of same will be thankfully received and
reasonably rewarded. III. L. THOMAS
Canema, Kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
r B. BURNEY, n. D.
SOCIETIES.

ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. Sc, 4. o. O +
Meets nrst and third Friday OF each month
visiting Patrfarchs cordially invited to attend.
W. L. HOUSES. s. p. COAN, C. p
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

n < 2 ELDRED POST, No. ia, meets
VI IA M I'd 4th Saturday in each month
otthe court house in Medicine Lodge Mt p ~
Allcomrades cordially invited
j. H. OWENS, Post Commander
W. ELDER, Adjutant.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

sntler sex, every one Of whom ehould subscribe q
eznoreH's Magazine. IL you are unacq nainfed with
merita send for q specimen copy nreel. and
81 will Ftmit that seeing these THUABS has puI
% in fhc war Of saving meney by anding IN dns
aeazue eyelything 70 satisfy the literary wants q
nuho,e family.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23

Q " LOREN EDWARDS CAMP. No. Iss
day evenings Of each month. in their hail m,
North Main street.
j. u. RoMIG, Adiutant.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
TONAy OV TRIAL FOR ARSON

The case OF Mrs. Ida Leibcrman, the alleged fire
bug charged with arson, was continued yesterday
morning In Part III of the Court OF General Ses-
sons Assistant Distrct-Attorney Weeks made
the opening statement in behalf OF the people.
The prosecution will show. he contcnded, that Mrs.
Iejberman fired the premises mentioned in the
Indictment No 52l East Twelfth-st. and obtained
900 insurance and was interested with An organ
ized rang OF East Side frebugs. three members
~ which wore recently convicted. one member,
Nrs Sarah Silyermeistcr. having been sent to
state Prison for twenty-five years by Recorder
C;oN The people will also say that she was IN
teregted in one other fire besides the one with
which she is charged and received portion OF
the insurance money. The premises AT NO '-i
East Twelfth-st were occupied by over twenty
families at the time Of the fire go Mrs. Lelberman
had 800 Insurance o. a lot Of silk dresses
Fire Marshal Mitchell was the FIRST witness ana
he told OF the condition ci the room a. ~ m m ' mi m
dent Mrs Ida Stein, OF No. 13 Henry-st said
the defendant had told her OF hre she nag "a m va
Broome-st.. and said further ma s.e "D, nrIsn,
another I'm East Twelfth-st. She, the deiehdah,
had suggested to the witness that she gel hef nus
band to do the firing and said she , Wou'a pay @ mn
,n 10 tho u'nyL hv eIcctrcjtv He would fix wires
and she could 20 away for half an hour WIN no
one I'm the place. and on her return she wolia Do Dc
surprised to learn that the house had Deeh on nIc
Mr. Levy who conducted the defence, bfouHht
ont I'm cross-cxaminat.on that there was pa! ieri
ing between the witness and the defendant D.
Stein the husband Of the preceding wl,heSs. WIS
then called. He explained he was cors, y,
defendant He sent letter 10 Supc.lh'snu'
Ryrncs. Police Headquarters, nioiIhinR ''l. @ W
the fire. but attention was paid 10 IL. i-iTi 1
the fire came off as he predicted ~, In M =, ,hn n,s
This led 10 the arrest OF the defendant The uidI
viii 20 on to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ELECTRIC RAILWAY on SIAIEN ISLAND
SUPERVISORS GIVE THEIR coNsENT-DENouNcED

SUPERVISORS GIVE THEIR CONsENT-DENOrNcED
~ 4 BROOKLYN COURT.
Tho consent Of the Richmond County Board of
Sunervisors was given yesterday afternoon 10 the
staten Island Electric Railway Company and the
Staten Island Interior Railway Company to build
maintain and operate electric railroads over parts
or the county roads which under control of
that board The Midland Railroad Company, which
has an application for similar grants before the
board dd not ask for the passage OF resolution
and indicated that its application might be with
drawn.
IT, brooklyn yesterday application was made 70
Judge Smith. % the supreme Court. by Julien I.
Davies on behalf Of the Staten Island Electric
Railroad Company. known as the Thomas syndi-
cate" - vacate the temporary injunction obtained
by Richard B Whittm)re restraining a number OF
the Supervisors Of Richmond County from granting
permission to tn. syndicate franchises 10 build and
of--r,te 4 trolley linz. in the Shore Road and Rich
inond Terrace. The application was denounced by
John Crook lawyer for the plaintiff, as "A bare
faced attempt TO legallze "A monster grab roboinS
the people of staten Island Of hundreds Of thousands
- dollars" he stated that the four Supervisors
against whom the Injunction Is directed have pub
Holy declared their intention Of giving the franchises
20 the syndicate without, any compensation what
eyer on the sole condition that they obtain the
franchise now held by the Staten Island Belt Line.
a company which has been nsovent for years and
which is now In the hands OF a receiver.
The franchise, Mr. crook said. Is now TO be
sold 10 . syndicate for 10000. which rightfuily
ought TO go into the treasury OF Richmond Coun-
long forfeited. Sir. Crook said the application
Was .madc at this time for The purpose OF rush
vI-of4 the syndicate Knowing that II could not
obtain them on these terms from the Supervisors
Ttdr. smith denied the motion 70 vacate the
Injunction. but allowed some slight modihcaton
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
THr LOSS ESTIMATED AT f0.oo.

The destruction by fire at an early hour yes'er-
day of the cabinet works OF Ferguson Clarke.
occunyiug the triangular block at Lec-ave.. G~in-
nett and Wnllabout sts.. has thrown large number
OF hands out OF employment The building was a
hree-story frame structure. and burned rapidly me
ratchman. william Holmes who was believed TO
have persisted In the flames managed to escape from
the huildtng IIc WAS unable TO account Tor the
fre He was making the rounds Of the place whri
he saw IA blaze on the ground moor. ana SiiS reA' M
instant the entire strucur" was Il mass Oh 'di"rS'
He gained the street with difficulty. 80
cnln', to The works after being told OF the hre,
slipped on the walk nearby and received palnlu!
scalp wound The loss viii be about s'oWv. me
os combustion In some waste In the palh'-roo" o''
Z he lower
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
A TEA TOE THE EFNEFIT or THE BABr rom.

\ tea which promi4"s to be an extremely atirac-
tive affair IL to b. gwen the Waldorf on Satur-
day afternoon. from until ocloCk. for the b"neht
Of the Baby Fold This Is charity In when many
persons who are well-known In the circles OF FASH
ion of Ncw-York deeply Interested. ana the tea
has enlisted their most earnest interest and cordii
support Direct charge Of the affair has been taken
by the Misses Masters's School Society. which II
COMPOSED Of the former members OF that s'hoo
at Dobbs Ferry. but "A number NJ other persons
prominent In society have also given the'r al" 10
make the tea IA charming success. The iist o' l"
,ronesses contains the names OF many ladies VINO
occupy conspicuous places In the social wofIu i"-
Guiding Mrs. Levi u. Morton. Mrs Anson fhe'ps
Stokes the Misses Masters. Mr. Charies i'''"e,'
Mrs John A. Barnes and Mrs. Louis fi'zsri'.n'
Others who have signhed their intention 10 "e
present viii contribute to make the te" an Wot
IL brIan; gathering OF persons or ias'o,a s,,e
on;v Will there be the attraction OF a hhn"SD,, % ,,,,s
company OF guests. but the Gee ana bayo ,yo,os,inc
~ Yale University will give highly lntenaS.,hhS ,h
musical programme. Tickets for THIS mos' % Dsyds.s
Charity may be had at the WALDORF VI ~
I'nrtv ..fourth-st and Madson-ave
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
TEN MINUTES IN THE SENATE
rXC.IsE AND SALARY BILLS INTRODUCED-ELEc
TIoN OF DIR. VAN DER VEER

AND Mr. SKINNER.
Albany Feb lS-The Legislature met to-day IN
Joint session and elected Charles r. skinner OF
Watertown, Superintendent Of Public instruction
Nr skinner received lO7 votes. James f. Crooker
% and Henry p O'Neil l. The Senate and Assembly
also compared notes Of their action upon Regent
and found that they had elected Or. Albert van
der Neer.
The Senate was in session only for ten minutes
to-day. as many of the Senator'S wished TO go 10
Rochester at II O'Clock in the morning.
The Senate Committee on cities reported iaFor-
ahlv Senator Cantor's bill allowing New-fork city
TO issue additional bonds for school pur-
noses Senator Cantor said the city authorities
supported this measure, and managed 10 nave II
sent TO third reading.
Senator Persons. OF Buffalo. introduced several
bills at the request OF the Catholic Temperance
Union OF Buffa.o One provides that saloon
keeper who sells LIQUOR Sunday may be 'mpris
oned for thirty days: a second that no person shall
boone bondsman for more than one license; a third
prohibts the issuing Of licenses 10 groceries, ana a
fourth authorizes an officer entitled TO make ar
rests by criminal to enter the premises OF
nquor dealer at any time. ~ 49,,
Senator owens introduced bill Increasing the
yearly pav OF the firemen OF Brooklyn. First grade
drcinen Of two years service are 10 receive siS'
second grade OF less than two years service. WV
and all others 900. while engineers are 10 receive
$500 ., ,
bill was introduced by Senator Ahearn award
ing an annual pension not TO exceed one. .hali the
nav received by deceased fireman. TO his family if
he shall have been killed In the discharge OF ms
duty.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ST VriyCTS XAVIER SOCIETIES.

The Literary Society of ST. Francis Xavier's
church celebrated rs tWenty-f1urth anniversary
wIth dinner at Morcllos. IN West Twenty ninth
.t ln-i night. Covers were laid FOR seventy-hve
Charles orc. Irwin. president Of the society, pre-
sided The other speakers We're James ~ Lamb.
Ludwig Merkein. William =. o'Flaherty, william
l. H.ylan Arthur j. O'lIara and the Rev. T. \.
iapln. :
Tho following ofn,ers were elected: President.
charles orc. Irwin. vice-prcsident. James y Lamb
secretary Thomas VI Grlfiin. editor Ludwig Merk-
len. critic William \. BOy.tn. curator, FRANCIS T.
Reilly. aasurer. Gerald D0nnclly
The Alumni Association Of st. Francis HaVier ;
College held ifs annual Meeting ior the elrclVn oI
ane.ra last nfchf IN the college There was idrss
ATTENDANCE auI the following officers were elected:
President Thomas 2. Meehan; FIRST vi"e-presdent.
The R.v I y Awkward. second vice-prosldent. John
"A Uaaren. treasurer. Edward II. Amend; secretary,
Joseph II. Fargis; historian, John T. Catalan.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
,VISCOCNTESS DISAPPEARS.
FRIENDS OF NINE. DE GERvAUDAU. OF ORANGE
VALLEY ALARMED ABOUT HER-AN

UNHAPPY MARRIAGE.

L
VALLEY. ALARMED ABOUT HER-AN
UNHAPPY MARRIAGE.
The friends of Viscountess Jean de Gervaudau are
perpeXed the disappearance OF the Niscountess
who lived In Cross-st.. Orange Valley. ~ J
About month ago the Viscountess left there. w!th
her two children for Bayonne. y. }. A search was
instituted and inquiry revealed the fact that she mad
not gone the address given In Bayonne. and that
the last seen OF her was when she boarded tram
Orange ostensbly for Newark. There is fear that
she has been spirited away TO some private retreat
The Viscountess taken to the Essex County
Insane Asylum Thanksgiving eve on a commit
ment secured by her husband Viscount Jean de
Gervaudau
The Count came to this country with nearly l"V"
francs, which he soon spent in fast living. lie APP
pealed In vain to his parents to aid him. In 1871 ne
married Eugene Carpenter. daughter OF wealthy
French woman, Mrs. Resale Carpenter. VINO al
that time lived in New-York. The following year
the woman lost her entire fortune. They were re-
duced to poverty and moved to Orange. on October
2l last De Cervaudau received letter from France
saving his mother was dangerous Ill. on her DEATH
bed It Is gad, he would come into property worth
nearly 10000 francs He informed his wife he could
not take her home with him. because she was not
legally his wife according to the French law as he
had not given his mothers correct maiden name.
She appealed TO friends VINO applied to the Consul
General Of France In this city, and he corrected the
matter by indorsing her marriage certificate as re-
oured by Jaw The matter however, made the WIS.,
countess desDondent and she placed in the
Essex County Asylum. This and the fact that she
was taken from a nursing baby caused her mental
insanity She has killed herself that she is being
he'd as a prisoner
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ROCKEFELLER INTERESTS GET CONTROL.

West Superior. Wis. Feb. B-The American steel
Barge Company. of this city. one Of the largest
shin builders on the Great Lakes, held rs annual
meeting in New-York yesterday, and the Rockefeller
interest succeeded in getting control Colgate Hoye
was elected president and treasurer and Frederick
Rockefeller brother of John ID. Rockefeller was
made ice-president. r. c. Wetmore was re-eIected
secretary. The directors are Colgate Hoyt. James
c. Colgate Charles l.. Colby. ex-presdent of the
Wisconsin Central; II. c. Rouse. receiver OF the
Northern Pacific; Samuel Nather Frank Rocke-
feller Alexander McDougall, the inventor OF the
whaleback: A. d. Thompson and Thomas Wilson,
The election Is supposed to be another step towaro
the consolidation OF the interests now known as the
Duluth and Missabee Railroad. Mesaba iron mines.
West Superior Iron and Steel Company and Amer1~
can Steel Barge Company.