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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-27
Gothamites Return Home.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 26.-The party OF
New York business men who came down
10 celebrate Manhattan day left to-day for
the north. Mayor Strong left tonight.
and expects "a be at home for his Thanks
giving turkey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

First publication oct 20. hast Nov 30 1885
state OF Michigan. rwenty-ilth Judicial CIR
cult Ain Chauo'ry Richard Wehse. com.
plilnant. vs. Methodist Episcopal Church ~
Crystal Falls, b corporation. Orlutiled and
existing under The laws OF his state. The
Boafd OF Church Extension of the Methodist
kpiacopal Church, q corporation, olEAnized
under The laws 81 the state 81 nFunsy lvania
and Ira q. Webb. defendants. suit pending ia
Ito crplht court for the county of lron, On
tglinrcry at Crystal Fails, Michigan, on the
18th day al October. A. ID. 1905. 10 appearing
from affidavit 10 this r;snSp that the delendnnt
The Board 81 Church EXiensiunuftlle Methodist
Episcopal Chntch. h not n resident 81 this
state but resides I'M the state Of Pennsylvania
on motion oi Handy & Abbott solicitors ior
the above named complainant. u h or,ierpd,
INIT the said defendant. The Board 81 Church
Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
appear aud answer herein. within four months
from the date hereof and that this order be
published within twenty dnys from { his date "a
THIS l0AM0Nn jEfisi.. "a newspaper printed in
the county 81 Iron. once IA each week for SIX
WeekAsin Succession. uuless % copy befeoi shall
be served on sail defendant Tile Hoard al
Chnrch Extension 81 The Methodist Episcopal
Church. personally. ia ienSt twenty days before
the time herein prescribed Tor rs appearance
HANpY q ADnoTr. j. w. STONE.
Solicitors for Complainant. Crrnit judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02


First Publication Sept n last Dec. T. 1915
Wertqit default has been Nude la the ray.
Wtnt 81 the mouty FrcurNd by IL moffnacr
dated The eleventh day 81 May. in the yetr one
thousand el4ht hundred ana ninetY iour. exc
cufed ~ thnrlcs A, lioertu ~ tht tnwneldn ".
Freeman ana Company ~ Rochester. New
York, which said muftHlrc wis fsforled ~ ihe
office at the Register al ner'ls Ut lhe tounfy III
Iron. ~ f.itpf ~. % Noftglfrs on rnfo ~ un
tlic 9TH DAY 81 September. A. ID 1915. az ttil
O'Clock ~ The forenoon.
Aud Wbrrcils { he amount claimed 81 10 dne on
said mortgage "a ibe date on this notice. Ii the
sum % fnttytlx blslOu Dollar. ~ principal
nuu Interest n3d the further siun III Twenty
Dollars a. nn Attorney Re stipulated Ter ln said
mofff1re ana which u the whole amount
claimed 40 be- unpaid on said morlG1F.. and no
shit or proc ciuf having been instituted az law
% rroNcI The debt nuW rcmHIuinF s4fUr'd ~
Che pnufr ~ s1lc contained in silI m0ftyHn.
ms h0romf operative.
Now. therefore. nOficn u hereby nlvtn that hy
VIRTUE ~ che Ntu puNtf 81 sale. ana Ia f,ufeii.
nncf ~ Tho statute in such tlFe made aud ffo.
tidci TIE said inuftHatr VII b. lcreclhHe1 ~
SAID ~ the Promises ihtneln described at public
tirfl0n 90 tAr highest bidder "a the lfuut door
~ the CONT House u the william Al Crfainl
Fails. ~ s1i1 county ~ if1n. on the lNfh div
~ December. a n. 1880. af ten Of|unk Ia thr
lnftNNuu ~ HuId day. which suin premises nfo
described NJ aItld motiune ~ follows. tu.Wlf
The southwest quarter 81 Tho Fnu, rnsf quar-.
tef nl eaflon thirty pnp oi township fnrly fhfcn
Nifhinn. containing forty ACRES NOR. on lrle
nfroriIuH 90 The Government survey Thereof
Dated lII|s 1lef'unY ~ September a. fNnr
HANDY a Amor. Mori6,o,n
Atsorneys Tor Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

First nuhil&iafnit tittohar d. last Nov N
STATE or MICHIGAN.
TWENTY -ktVIu IunicttL f1ncClf
do hereby q Antinppnint tils times uihU'linn
the several terms ~ Circuit court IA the cilln,
tias composing said rltvnit Tor the years iS1n
ana 1907. is iOlllue. tu.wlt
For tho year 1870,
niCkiNsnN COUNTY .--IanuarN 0.4irst Monday;
April z. lir.t Tuesday July IL second Monday
Ottober 2, secoud Monday.
DELTA COUNTY January .O third Monday
April 20. third Monday july 20. third Mon.
day October "a. third Tuesday
MESnNuNEE COUNTY February q, first Mon.
day. May A. first Monday august ~ third
Monday November ID, second Tuesday.
laos cuuNIY. February n. third Monday
Juur , FIRST Monday October ., drst Monday.
MARQUETTE COUNTY ~ fcbrliNry ~, fourth
Monday, May ~. third Monday september
10, third Tuesdny December z. htst Monday
For the year So1:
DICKINSON COUNTY january 4. first Monday
April q. first Tuesday July J =, second Monday
October I 4. second Monday.
DistTA commissioning ! ., third Monday
April 10. third Monday, July 10, third Mon
dAr: October .. third Tuesday.
MrNoMiNre County. February I nfrt Mon
day: May y, nrst Monday, August q, third
Monday November Is. third Monday.
ffoN COUNTY February ! =. third Moniify
Jnne 4 first TneHday; October &, lirsf Monday
MAnQUETTE COUNTY Februnry ~. fourth
Tuesday May ~. third Monday; September
I "a second Tuesday December n first Tuesday
Dated october 10, 1895, j. w. STONE,
Circuit Judge
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

HtkHt Itvtlf-itirH N<t'NFA - l'tn+ N'"**A'N+A A.
state oi NithlNaD. -
County OK Ironl
At a session at the Probate court Tor said
county hed ~ the probate Office. la The VILLAGE
ol crystal Falls on fhs eighth day ~ October In
the year one thouT1ud e'eht hundrou ard
ninftF.iiyc.
Present. albert T.. Flewelilng judge 81 probate:
IN thc matter o. the estate 81 Maud Actanl
sole nlnof heir 81 Alexander hrcanl. deceased.
On r4t1lnR and iilua the Petition duly er.lled.
Of a. verify ~ Gilmore. guardian o. faln Maud
HClAul praying that lac may bt hctMtQ ana
empowered 10 lell the unuIt'ded onc.hAl 81 the
following described real c.fhtr ~ lie rnlI Nnfl
tow|t; S-u Al ~ s,w. ~ ecr - an1 e. = ~
NV. 4. 81 see ~ md s-e 4 ~ ne. "a tec 70
and nv. Of n.N \ 81 80 ~ ann s.". 4 q s.M
x az 4ec ~ ~ III town rs north ~ rilee ~
ppSt Iron county. Michigan for the purposes ~
Investing the proceeds iA Hillfr etetifllipt
Theftur0n il + ordered. that Monday, the
lonvfh day 81 No einiar next ~ 10 O'Clock ~
TIE forcuuOn. be als|gird for the ht1rltn q said
ptflnu. and thAf nll persons iuterfstti lii SAIL
estate. are required 10 nplfar "a j ~ non III
said court theu ~ W hffldun IA tho probate
plnce. IN thv village ~ CRYSTAL Falls ana SHOW
catse, Il any there be, Why the prayer ~ the
petitioner should not ~ arantel And n IS
infIAnr ordered. that said petitioner give notice
60 the persons interested Ia said estate, o. The
pendtncy 81 said petition. aud the hearinethert'
81 hy causing "a copy ~ this Orier 81 " pubs
ishcd Ia tbs DIAMOND DuiIia "a newspaper
printed and clrrnlated Ia said county three
successive weeks previous 20 the day pi heating.
ALBERT Il. fI.EpfLilNcs
judge % Probate.
lsEALl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
From The Mines.

III. In addition 20 the drills now II
operation. IL Is probable that ono on
two more viii be added at m early date
AT the Victoria, lumber Is On the
ground for new engine house AMI dry,
tho construction OF which hns already
commenced. No other notable changes
are visible since our visit a week ago,
approximately the same number 81 men
being employed and the present work
being only a continuation Of the sinking
aud drifting heretofore reported.
AT the Auburn, work was somewhat
DELAYED on Wednesday afternoon, no
ours being ia sight. This mine has
shipped thus far for the season some
800, 900 tons. and shipments will con
tinuc until the close Of navigation Dur
ine the winter months this property will
also be an apprcclabc aid to the com
lnerciaI interests Of Virginia, as much
work viii be done in opening up the
second level, aud a force OF about 100
men will be furnished employment
throughout the dull season.
In the case Of John Stabcrg vs.. the
Oliver Mining company, us admlnstra-
tor OF the estate OF John Hagar, killed
hy nm accident ut the mine in June last,
verdict OF So 900 for the plaintiff was
returned ia federal court on Saturday
last.
IL is understood that among new ex-
plorations TO be started as the result OF
the activity Of tho iron market, will be
the testing Of the NV Of sw Of section
four, 5S-17, northeast Of the city, the
lands being the property Of A. II. He'd
lerley. OF Minneapolis.
Winston Bros. have one steam shovel
and about eighty men employed on their
stripping contract at the Auburn, aud
are making good progress with the work
They will continue TO January LIST, and
longer, weather permitting.
Capt J G.. Cohoc conducts drill cx-
plorations on the Minnewas, which
property will he tested below the water
line TO determine the grade OF ore.
The Franklin and Bessemer continue
shipments, and more men are being
added to the forces daily Virginia
Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

NC klhu t'ututo ~ /" 't""s"f
THE ton Of operations az the
nEuLocK Hemlock awakened tho Will
ago Of Amase from It's long
slunber early in the week. Preparations
for the new order Of things have been "a
progress for several days and u -
anfhoratatively announced that the
property viii be forced TO its full capac-
Ity OF production as soon as the mine
can be ''forkedr out. The Hcmlock has
been idle since the summer Of 1913,
when long period OF developmental
work was brought To close, AT that
time the property presented fine
showing. IL is given out that iull
quota Of men viii be given place. A
force OF 100 men was employed ~
1892, but this number can be advan-
tagcously increased. should the manage
msnt elect to do so. Supt. Chas. +.
Lawrence, who had charge OF the prop
erty when operations ceased two years
ago, win again be IN charge. This re-
sumption comes almost as a God-scnd TO
the residents OF Amasa and its boncficent
influence will undoubtedly be felt in
Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

The statement made last
vERMILIoN week that tho Minnesota had
RANGE. stopped shipments was q
mistake, Dating from the
10th Of October tho Minnesota Iron
company had 325,0O0 tons Of ore set
TO be shipped, 81 900 Of which viii come
from thtsmincs az Soudan.
An the Minnesota mines would be glnd
to work heavier forces il men could be
obtained. They find il a comparatively
easy matter 70 get surface workers, but
these men are unaccustomcd and not
competent 20 do the underground work
required.
When tho Minnesota closes shipments
for the season, the sum total Of their
output will amount to 300, 900 tons. =
Iron Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

All work on the Snuntry was
MEsAnl shut down week ago, thirty
RANaE. seven pits showing from ten
90 100 Icct 81 ore each, prov
Ing the property 60 he one Of thccrcatest
properties on tho range. IL IL stated
from an authoritative source that n
deal nor this property IL one OF the prob
abilities OF the near intnrc. although we
are not &C liberty TO name the interested
parties. Suffice II to say. however, that
there "a little question that this valu.
able property viii he operated by 4
strong company another season. and
much preparatory work viii doubtless
be done during tho coming winter
months.
Cole Mcdonald, the well known drill
operators have this week established an
Office IN this city. This firm h ~ present
operating six drills on the range. two
on the observation-disclosures property at
Mckinley, one ON The Mountain Iron
property. two at the Lake Superior
property at IIibbine and one an che new
explorations On section thifty.Iour. 68.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

The Range-Tribune takes
MENoMI- pleasure IN being the frst to
NEE announce that the Chaplin
RANGE. Mining company is arranging
FOR another increase OF pay
throughout the mine. We are author
ixed To make this announcement 10y the
management. nnd the new scale will
probably 90 into effect early the coming
month. The ratio OF increase has not
yet been fully decided upon, but IL is
probable that the laborers will receive
the most substantial evidence OF the
raise. This voluntary increase OF wages
on the part OF the company will do much
70 cement the pleasant relations which
now exist between the management and
men.
Mining operations at the Traders and
Keel Ridge mines have been at stand.
still during the past week owing 10 the
inability OF railroad companies to
handle tho output. The Antoine Ore
company now has about 10000 tons Of
ore In dock and on cars awaiting lake
shipment.
The Mile company IL shipping q
couple Of cargocs Of ore to the milwaukee,
furnace Of the Illinois Steel company.
Last Monday and Tuesday were pay
days at the Chaplin mine, when s3l ,222
were distributed. A glance nc the pay
roll shows that mIners-contract and
company account averaged $i0l fortho
month Of September. The output for
the month was 53,d5S tons. Range
Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

First Publication pttoper 40. hast Nov ?.
state ~ MlchINn,les
County OF Iron.
Ia fAe matter % the estate al EpIi|e NiiInaA
dcoensf1. NoIsce y hereby Given. that % purNu
Charles 81 Henry. administrator II ~,
estate 10 tltld Eoiiiie NunnniI. deceased. NJ ~
Hon.In lpe ~ PROBATE for he tounty IRON
Dn the nItstnth day III October. a. j. 1900
THERE Will b. sold ~ public tendre, - 90 high
eat bidder, AZ The trout loof ~ me huil. ~ p1
lot number ~, Ia Che NiN1f, ~ Irtfi.H fitilr
Mondaf. tie secou0 day of D-cemher, A. -
1893. ~ O'Clock III The afternoon offt 81 ins
isuhllti 10 nN rncuHhrAuer% ~ morris ~ "a
othtrNlst rxlttIn2 IA the time ~ the ~ "a q
s.ild dtctiltd.l ihn following describe rea
estate. tn.Nlt; Tot iiunher City nNt - a
tile village "a CRYSTAL Fans, nfcurQ q l'
roc nillt fhefpoi 81 feold u the otlcc = Ga,
hs1lsief II Detda. oi the county ~ Iron, stott
81 hltieln.
DHffd Oftonlr lu. 1895.
NtUMCE y T.. fULLIu. CiknLEs s. Hurry
Attorney Tor Administrator. Admiul> uitor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

visit to this property on
THE Friday developed a very
CRYSTAL little Ia the way OF news con
FALLS. corning the mine. The force
Of men rulnains unchanged,
place being given TO about twenty-five
men all told. Considering this limited
force, however, III connection with the
record OF shipments from the property,
the inevitable deduction is that some
excellent work is being done, the mine
being charged with an average Of nearly
800 tons every twenty-iour hours.
Something over 1900 tons OF ore stands
to the credit OF the mine since hosting
begun. The entire output OF the mine is
being shipped by rail to tho Calumet
Furnace company, of Chicago. II il
rumorcd that these shipments will con.
tinue throughout tho winter, but the
local management is unable to confirm
this report. That the property will con
tinue In operation is assured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
chancery saIe.

Publications. FIRST. September olet. A. d.
1904. hist, November 2hd y: iaD5.
IN pursuance aid by virtue Of an order and
decree ~ the Circuit cnnrt tor the Eaunty Of
Iron, in chancery, Ia the state 81 Michigan.
made nlld dated on the 2let day oi February.
A. ~. 1898. lu IS certain ttiiSe therein pcndliig
wherein AdOiph i.ustteld ~ complainant. aud
Andrew Urtn Elizabeth 3, Ntcn and First Ma.
tionai Hank OF lron Mountain. 81 lron Monu,
tain, Miche,n. ARE defendants, and wherein
said First National Bank 81 Iron Mountain
~ from Mountain. Michigan, II croSscnnphln-
ant, and the said Andre" pfen, Elizabeth " uren
mad Adnlph Lnstileld Are cross tlrlenlanir. I
shall fell az pubic auction, TO the highest
bidder. a. the front door 81 the conri hOn~e "a
the Village olfrystal Falls. in said Count 81
Iron anh State ~ Michigan (Ahld court house
being the place for hoidlng The Circuit court for
SfItn county f'Irr,iTtN Tilr iiiti tsiy U MO-
venber. A. D., 1913, at ten (lul o'clock Ia the
forenoon. ALI or 80 much ~ the hereinafter
described lnnds situated M Said County Oi Iron
aud State 90 Michigan, ~ may DC necessary 20
satisfy tns amount silll due, 'ui'l now due 60
the First National Bank Of Iron Mountain, Of
Iron Mountain. Michigan one 40 The defendants
and the cross complainant traid tausr, Tor prn-
clpal Interest nnd costs ia q hr respective causes
Aforesaid. aud nifcr having sold sufficient
thereof 30 satisfy The amount sn due 10 the
SAID FIRST National Bnnk % Iron Mnnntnin ~
Iron Mountain. Michigan. as niOrstld, ! shall
kcli the residue. at any there ehal be) or so
much more 81 the said above mentioned nnd
hereinafter described lands ~ max be licccssitfv
% satisfy nnd pay the nnlouis noa due 10 the
said complainant Adolph iustfeid, (the said
complainant brlnu one 81 the defendants to said
cruss.aetlonl for nindpai, Interest aud cnsts in
thf respective caiircs. ~ ncc0r'lance with the
terms ~ said ievree. md iu the following order
that IL 60 say
pEscnpuox
Lots numbered twenty fiVe f25i. twtuty.six
l20l. and one hundred 1907 on the recorded
plat q the original Village ol Crystal Fails.
also lots numbered two hundred and twenty.
spven l221l, two hundred aud twrnty eight .
fH2Sl, two hundgad aud fiitylfivr t21fij two
hundred aud hity'six. l2lN). two hundred aud
fifty eight, l25Sl ANA The east thirty feet "a lots
numbered two hundred mud seventeen nnd two
hundred aud eighteen az, 80 u 81 lots ar n
2iSl uu the recorded plat Of the first addition
Go said village also tbs o4st one half of the
southeast one-qualter, 81 section twenty-five.
"a township lorth-thrpc north 81 rnnre thirty.
three west ~ y Of 5. r. X, see. ~, twp as n
81 range ~ WI
Dated al Crystal Falls. Iron county. Ntrhl.
gan, this 9Th day Of September. A. D.. 1895
SHERMAN r HANnY.
Circuit Court Commissioner, IN aud for the
County Oliron, Michigan. JuI1Ua T. pAfek
solicitor Tor Adolph i,ilstnold
rAulAN J TnuDFrfa
solicitor Tor fifFl National Bank IL Iron
Mountain. ~ Iron Mountain. Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

The Lake Superior Iron com
MARI pany will resume operations
yuErTE at it's Hematitc mine, which
RANGE. has been idle for the past ten
months. About $50 men
will DO employed. The company has y
big showing at this propcry, having
recently discovered large deposit Of ors
In the lake bottom. a drift 500 feet ~
length will he extended from the lake
shalt to the ore. IL viii take some time
20 complete the drift, but meantime ore
will be taken out OF other portions 81
the mine.
The Excelsior furnace there will gointo
blast early next week. The plant has
been thoroughly ovcrhaued and n larger
engine and hot blast have been put in
The output will not be less than seventy
tons daily,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-29
DURYEA.

Baptismal services were held in the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
The revival services at the Methodist
Episcopal church will continue every
evening this week, except Saturday.
DR.. John Iiislop, of Plains, called
on friends here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Richards, of
Pittston Junction, spent Sunday after
noon with their uncle, j. j. Richards.
The Republican caucus held at Mo-
liskies hall Saturday evening nomi-
mated the following candidates: For
justice Of the peace, Rudolph Moliskie;
sonCol directors, David Evans and
Thomas Owens: treasurer, stephen
Mellmerage; constable, Baal Evans;
assessor, Frank Savage, and supervi-
sor, T. r. Williams.
The following well-knawn young peo-
pie of this place enjoyed a sleighride
to Priceville Saturday evening, where
they Were delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson:
Misses Jennie Miller, Agnes Dick, Ag-
nes Macdonald, Lizzie Borthwick, of
Duryea, and Miss Mary Kellaway, Of
Scranton; Messrs. Robert, Mathew, and
Robinson Martin, George Brown,
Thomas Kellaway and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fphriam Brown.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-29
OLYPHANT.

Last night a sleigh load or young
people from this place enjoyed rlde
to Waverly. They were delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Miss Stella
Miller. The party was composed OF the
following: Misses Nettie Knapp, An
ME Widdowfield, Edith and May Hull,
Mabel Calender Alice Lillibridge,
Flora and Alice David, Agnes Hull,
Minnie Griffin, Grace Barber, Messrs.
John Ahl, j. IL. Knapp, II. Ii. Evans, L.
NJ. Voyle, +. $. Jones, c. w. Houser,
Elmer Barthold, Florence Mitchell,
Frank Northup andC. NJ. Hathaway, jr,
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Benscoter, of Car
bondale, spent yesterday at the Ken
nedy residence on the West Side.
Charles Houser and Thomas Palmer
spent Sunday at Stroudsburg.
w. j. Broad, of Peckville,' was in
town yesterday.
David Owens returned from a visit at
Jermyn yesterday.
G. w. Watkins, OF Moosic, spent Sun
day at this place.
Frank Northup visited his home In
Glenburn Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin Williams, who has
been confined to her home for the pas,
week by serious illness, is convalescing
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-29
news OF this VICINITY
CAKBONDALE.

Yesterday arrangements We're made
to bring the Cambro-American Concert
company ITO this city. They will appear
in the auditorium of the Berean Bap-
tist tabernacle on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 20, under the auspices of the Chris
tian Endeavor society of that church.
The price of tickets will be 80 cents.
The company is composed of the fol-
lowing noted singers; First tenors, r.
Williams, w. ID. Evans, II. Bynon: sec
ond tenors, II. Bowen, H. Davis, II. j.
Davis first bass, w. w. Watkins, j. 4.
Watkins; second bass, II. Thomas, p.
Warren, j. Jones.
Dr. r. Hampton, who has been the
past three months in Scranton. spent
yesterday in Carbondale.
Mrs. John Copeland, of Canaan street,
was Scranton visitor yesterday.
Announcement is made of the coming
daft street, to William II. Mahady,
formerly of Archibald, but now a resi-
dent of this city. The ceremony will be
performed in St. Rose church on Tues
day, Feb. 3. at high noon.
Miss Iona +. Tyler, of Forest City,
was the guest of Miss Minnie Bowen,
of Terrace street, over Sunday.
Raymond. the C-year-old son of John
Malta, of Dundaff street, died Sunday
morning of diphtheria. The remains
We're Inferred in St. Rose cemetery yes
terday afternoon.
on Saturday afternoon at the Miners
and Mechanics bank in this city was
held the annual meeting of the Rock
Cliff Water company, Of Forest City.
The election of officers resulted in re-
electing the former officers, president,
w. n. May: secretary and treasurer,
l. "A. Patterson; directors, X. ii. Pat
terson, William Bowers, Thomas Levi
son, l.. NJ. Peck and George w. Haw-
kins An annual dividend of per cent
was declared.
Thomas Lynch, Of Cottage street, was
Injured at No. / slope yesterday morn
ing. He was removed to the hospital.
Misses Alice and Jennie Butler have
issued invitations to thimble party to
be given at their home on Canaan
street on Friday evening of this week
5. G. Kerr, of Scranton. made a busi-
ness visit to this city yesterday.
j. h. Reese and r.. X. Reese, of the
firm of Pascoe, Scurry K Co. went to
New York city yesterday morning on
business in the interest Of the firm.
Irving Davis is seriously i'll at his
home on Seventh avenue.
Miss Bertha Powell returned to her