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HELP WANTED.


seamstress In an apartment good refer
ence Inquire 30 West 67th-rt.. The Os
horne
WANTED.-A Protestant girl. a. waitress
and parlornaid. where butler IL kept
must be highly recommended. Apply 10
West 5ith-st.. basement. On Tuesday and
Wednesday. September - and "a at II
o'clock.
WANTED. ---Competent girl FOR general
housework No. III West s4th-st.. 4th
floor.
WANT.tD Fir t. lass va tres and cham
bernfid for small private family. must
understand plain sewing. city references
required. Apply 10 IL. ~ West 72ds
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,ls,hs 70 Of Madisop ,,y;c iSm1sn $40 coc
Rs.s y Ss 49, to william siaSe% wife to
Hs samuel wachs "a fs TO same $500
Cannon-s No 81: Mary T IhOrrdiNe e' a. " 1920
executors to F1cq Is OF 9th-ave TX irregular
isg gsseph MScaSm 10 John woods romo. and
FF S1sS.,n Hunt asiao MsIe5s' 2sls1.S
alsp West Sd-st. 800 II aa, 0i on
aSS to ''ss' o SifS ss ssS
Gssenwic5s,-s;S x and IS s's INST iias nst
n%nf-st sox75; Virginia c coursen 10 ,ns''.'~
vSa. Villains 60 5is: Jacob Fiesch and wife 10
Esaso'GS 30 ch ss Gs%Ts nearn and wife 20
90 Ga,Sn 60 s SS" East, Henry Fak and wife 10 1900
s As Spe MnI'H Charles Raaih al to Henry
s,, part % If S' ls2 Md %@e
HyaSnh G Nce' TIss po, fremont Robert L oo
Is smi,G 9 To Martha " smith oa.;:nd place. Box
cIona5 s @ys a 30 Il ana wife 'o William
~ sTsoF.s "Pa aH0Ies Of s,h ave 25sio? q Cath
80 ern ne il Anderson and another 20 hN''l'e ~
A1itT'p" $ 100 Of 2-ayc. e5xioos Edward
Shields TO Goe,z and a1o5ne Shields
Sane pTsPsgzs fs' of is1 !" William 100
w Gallagher 200 % SIMON A Of 9TH asaiioos
executor to rns %esssnG isS;
i2ls 49, Marsa .s's smtS HAND md
F, sns,s.r AT 10 H sGs 81 Mason NJ
Grand~ave n corner Buehsn Place ooSo
tserorn. RaCp1o 10 David l. Woctall
SINE property: David l. WoodaN and WIS -
C;ercrne Raggio and wife O., poad
1rSa6ni,e street leading from Boston 70 fost hoau
- building occupied by Bbenezer Han'o Mc "a, a.
car,enter shop tstxl33 Twenty -fourth NSFu,
Richard l. Sanders and another 20 Freoe'lCH y ,
15,on ave- g. 494 IT OF Rick Ct q 4xlcS soo
Deniamin Robzek and wife TO Iandt,te 49,
fs.,h,rn-ave $ corner l15th-st. SoNlo' Owe" coO
Costello and wife 10 Joe Monahsn ...D
yro, In Twenty-fourth Ward $50 n or : W colnr.
villa and Van Corfandt ave. runs W 20
"a " % X - 100 Felix GrinIey 10 nco
Lots Ito III i3s sos. 500. Jo7 map Arden ia prop
,rtv. Karl Rapp and wife TO John Il f-ccles'
cohuyyicr Ct 9 s 900 II n W OF Elliott ave, lllx
LAD 3xll9 4xi4is: also. schuyler st. e-s, j."
Of Elliott ave 'Hl4l as sxSON r ON, 200
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RrCnRnED MORTGAGES.

AgRss E 20 TIE M ct SavRF'
year trcs, n and wife to Henry stober and
bT W@ IRAN Jansen ave. SIS IT Wicker Place
psr,, yearfE Edward p. and wife to isabella Fran
cis e Vanderbilt ave 800 # Of l7ls'-s' 400
B, yTnTs Lizzie to he John Brewing Co. 5oo
yips ssG # 40 and + WIFE e f 10 Ena MsSran
" $ Crotona- ave. 30 Fl II Of Oakland Place 900
BUNKER SDSs Justine to yohn Diers n2'h-st 1000
coTn D Henry W and vie 10 julius Icewen,ha No
- wS, Iossph r'S Ne and Wife to chrstopher
Garrison : signal Place 40 # . of Webster 200
ct aye; c,aharine to BENJAMIN Robzek ,.o,
union-aye +94 II OF lecE 81 huron lots 10
iii 1ss 5o5 10 5O7 map Arden prop ss5o
Ellison TT.y Laura L ana husband D willis James ooo0
s''h 1873 5 II wife 81 ,o susan Avord
f 5s st. 200 Il 80 ave ysaTs .,er r. 5000
hf iohs var 20 Il of Aysnus Hicnpol $50
ha a,bsS ir,stees ETC. Wrsches'erave 500
~ Of sSSn Danzig and Gabriel
, nToasT'Gg rac. yer W. TO John 30 4aa
T.. and S: g g rs ;'P9'' f Lave 100
to- Ds san0s Marks. iaa ~ # Of An 20 600
d Sye lei Pincus to samuel Ba,ehford as
trustee etc Ne % Sano' same property year 200
ieahy Annie and Michael J. TO Frances ODon- 500,
nor f 1'TpgT to ' Pete, sT Doeiger i7h
80 s MaT to Ma aT%sH Gra6icder and
Other executors Of A5rshsn !; GTs' resT 500
siiler Charles. and wire 20 Elizabeth Hardy aon
N3ebne. sophia, to Aususi Freutc cour'andt- ,oo
xs @yn, - William an J. to catharine oo
&2d 10 # M of s,ayf to year Gorneus kings
and trustee etc 7i'h-s', csc # Of Lex ooo
' Riper n i4ad-s Dos & Of wisave years 1900
stump y pS'st ia # Of Faxs' 1000
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Taylor. Thomas c. and wife to George w Dayton
l6h-st, 2os1 II W OF 1th-aye. liz years.
Van Horn. Mary +, and Alfred to ID Wills
James s2d-st No 31I West wear
Weissenhorn. Franz. to Fanny Il Hoerel. SWIM
.O6.S II q of 5th-ave, = years. ..............
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CNFuRNIsHED ROOMS

VNN~NNNNNNNN<|ON00. 0-0Oo|-00-0N0NNO0-0N00N
EXPENSES CCRTAlLED,i--Phy
will share his elegantly decorated house
with refined party. Gail morning and even
ing al West 4Sfh -
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OOACHMAN and TSEFUI-MAN.-Pro
estani. married. no encumbrance; un-
d.rstands care horses. harness, carriages,
garden and lawn. good mixer. careiui
driver. viii be found useful. as references
will testify Address MARTIN. 80 Beach
st Mount Vernon y Y.
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COACHMAN BY a married man. small
family. thoroughly understands hts
duties. willing To be useful. has years
personal reference from last place. Ad-
dress or call F. r.. 90 SchermerhOrn-s ST..
Brooklyn.
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WAITER and USEFUL-MAN.-Y Young
colOred man. about the house or 10 walt
on a gentleman. CARTER. 22O ". 18th ST.
YOUNG tODORED MAN wishes to At
tend some furnaces during the winter.
good reference furnished. j. II. TlR-
MAGE. 10 18th ave. Newark. y. J.
YOUNG SCO1 / MAN. Of good habits de
sires position with private family In or
nea- city. best references. Address 1870
Ensi 26fh
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

49,. Nr-(NOONN0~~N-0DNON0"O
HORSES wintered. frst-class terms low :
CITY references. ". II. STILES. g..
farm New Rochelle. y. y.
HORSES WINTERED on nearby farm,
good care reed exercise. low charges :
CITY references. GRANGE, Tribune Ofice
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HELP WANTED.

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Male.
INSURANCE MEN can add considerably
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81 age. graduate ~ Eastern college. one
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FIREMAN.-S oD-r and steady: can DO re
pairs. ANDERSON. go Stockton st..
HrDoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

WASHING Respectable Geir'Ssss w,s 4
first class laundrsss. VII ta M, Ally
home call or address Ms
DER. 5O4 10Th ave.
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COACHMAN.-By competent. sober man :
married thoroughly understands MS
business highly recommended; 10 years
beat CITY reference Can be seen. T. D..
? East 18th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

COOK. WAITRESS. &c.-Two Young
girls sisters. wish situations; one as eA-
cellent cook and laundress. other excei
lent waitress and chambsrmaid. can AZ
nr.s,nt enployer's - East 18th II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

JANITOR. BY man and wife. no children ::
Office building Or bachelors apartments
plumber, good references from present en-
plOyer J. II. D.. r. West 18th St
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WAITRESS. by a young f,it, rss ~
family. good reference -
NJ "a llcOr ---S 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ABSOLUTE DIVORCE legally obtained
business or personal difficulties setued
xithout publicity; consultation free. bank
rsferences INTERSTATE Law ASsO-
CATION, West 18th Street. fifth moor.
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WASHING A woman % Eo .hIng .
day 81 week. ~ take ~ IN "a d.
for DAYS. 2t9 West "o'h-S''' =,
WAITRESS or NURSE and sr~'"s ;errs
nned. thoroughly compe..ss.1,' rR's. =
American. city. country
Jth-aye - J.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Onicr No. l.2i2 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3lst-st until o clock \. M. adver-
tisements received at thr following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock
D. m. viz: "a shave. \. e. cor. I'D
St; 1852 6th-aNe.. cor. 18th st. Mays.
8th-ave. and lith-st. AZ Columbus ave.
near West Goth St; lCJ West t2d ST. MAR
dth-ave. 90 East I4th-st.. 25T West t2d
st b. tween Tih and Sth ayes. $50 East
47th-st. .33S 80 ave. between 10Th and
nth SITS: 1925 3d-avs. near Glst ST.. LOS
, n " s,t aIenve.' AZ ~ nl"erk.r ~" -,
q 0s 81 ave: 2iO Fast 10Th st. O2i ~
ave. 2.G62 3i-ave. 10 Amsterdam
tO2 West +2d las Fast idth-st. 2OS
Fast ssth-st.. so 9th ave. G5i 9TH ave.
!, i52 - ave. near GIth-st.. 2Oi East sdth
ST. it20 broadway. .56S 3d-ave.: i20
sth- ave. 1918 "a ave. Ia3 Gth-ave. AZ
the Harlem Of1ces. 2.O5i 81 ave. near
li3th ~. l5G East i25.h st. near "a ave
2i3 Vest l2oth 1T. oct. 9Th and 9Th svsA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEn


COOK. &c-By swedish cook and laun
dress. chambermaid and waitress. r.:
erences. Call 40i 6th-ave
COOK. Experienced. reliable Protestant
VOL an. thoroughly understands her
business; good baker good reference" Mrs
SWl FER 22I West G6th 81. up one
flight. back.
COOK. First-class cook. thoroughly com
petent in all branches. call two days.
present employers BIG West 25th-st
COOKIE a respectable woman as good.
plain cook In "A private family. god ref
ercnce. Present employer. 20 E1s, 10th
St; call from 10 a. m. to y. m. no cards
ring basement bell.
COOK. Respectable girl as cook and
assist with washing. city reference. Call
MURPHY. pa West 6lst St
COOK Young girl, good cook under,
stands her business: city reference. 80
3d-ave.. ring second bell twice.
COOK -First-class cook. Protestant an
derstands soups. fish. meats. poultry.
game; excellent bread ard pastry baker
good references y. T. q" Eas, 3Oth st.
COOK.-A nrst-class swedish cook: can
take charge Of lunches and dinnes ~
cellent references. wages $40 ADNER-
TISER 3.s West ioth II.
COOK First class cook makes all kinds
soups. lunches. dinners. entrees. game
L
class baker; private family. best refer
ences. NJ. C.. Box 81. i242 broadway
COOK Competen, young woman wishes
situation as cook best ot city reference
| Call al +66 1th ave. one night up
COOK by Protestant woman as mrs,
class cook all branches. English am an,
French; years best city reference Nv
West iTth St. ring twice.
COOK WAITRESS. &c-Two young
tsh al
cellent cook and launiress other excel
lent waitress and chamb"rmaid. can AZ
present employers, ~ East .oth ~
COOKING &c.-By an elderly woman 20
do plain cooking snd no1, ,,Ts ~ s ma,
family. Mrs. WOHlGEMVIh. -" Eas'
$50 81. BY letter only.
COOK.-By Swedish girl nrst-ciass city
reference AL West Soth ST.. care
Blomquist
coon. F,rst-cass cook week or month,
nrrt-c.ass reference. PIG East seth ST..
care Mrs. Robat.
COOK. LAUNDREss. -By Scotch girl; ex-
crllent cook. bread. soups. desserts. city
or country las 6,h-ave.. above 10th ST.
COOK. BY Protestant young woman az
hrst-class cook. understands all branches
OF French and English cooking. city OF
country. four years best city reference.
30 West I'm ST. ring twice.
CHAMBERLAIN and SEAMSTRESS. by
girl ll3 West 56th ST.
CTIAMBERMAlD and SEAMSTRESS. BY
"A young Ylr. best city reference. call
IL East t2d II.
CHAMBERMAID. &c.-By girl. just from
the South. as chambermald or assist In
general housework. Call days. Will
kINS. a35 West 58d 81.
AMBERMAIp and WAITRESS. Lady
would like nice situation for her cham
bermail. would prefer place near Non-
kers Apply AT AL Park ave.
CIiAMHERNAiD and SEAMSrRESS BY
respectable eirl. In American family
u years city reference. Inquire FAR
REl.L. 40 io;h-
eli AMBERMAID. &c.-By a young girl -
chamhcrmsid and waitress and assist
other work private family. can furnish
,est references ia West 25th-st.. Fitz
simons bsl
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N-o.~.~O~coNo>o->o0~~NON N~N~r~~~r~~~~>>~~|~~
BEAUTIFUL. large and small rooms, with
baths: handsome p1rlOr floor for doctor .
reference 2.S6 West 42d-st.. near Is way.
LARGE. NICELY furnished room: all con
veniences quiet locality private family
335 West 2sth-st
nth ST. 2s EAST near 6th-sve. De
lightful convenient. large. Furnished
room. American family: attractive. clean
nouse: reference.
% GRAMERCY PARK.--Handsome suite
ana large rooms. with private bath ,
breakfast II desired. reference.
33D-ST. 3 EAST Elegantly furnished
rooms for gentleman. private family
breakfast optional reference.
a3D- ST 30 EAST. -Aitractive rooms. pri-
vate hath. large middle and back par
Tor. private house; references
&c EAST 18th ST. near Madison Square.
Handsome rooms for gentlemen, llght :
breakfast served. references exchanted.
2J9 WEST 18TH ST. Large room: run
ming water; ample closets. reference ex-
changed.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

/ IpACUMAN. French. experienced horse
man: understands horses and carriages
excellent references. ALBERT. l2J West
ct
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19
KILLED in south Africa.

Alfred Giles, OF Scott and Eighth
streets, received word last Saturday of
the sudden death of his brother Ernest
IN johannesburg, South Africa. The
brother was young man aud had lett
his home in England some time ago TO
seek his fortune in the South African min
ing regions. dis death was accidental
and according to the letter received, oc-
CURED Ia about this way. He was drill
ing In some rock, part Of which had been
previously blasted and part OF which
had not. de, with two Katfir boys
were working in miss" hole, when the
dynamite exploded and killed Giles and
one OF the boys almost instantly. Others
who were working near by ran TO the
scene, but Giles and the boy were beyond
human aid and not even a groan was
heard from their lips. The accident oc-
Cured on the I'd OF April and the funeral
took place on Good Friday. A coinci-
dcnce is that on The same day OF a prey
lous year, Mr.. Giles had another brother
killed in the mines OF Australia in a SINH
lar manner
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19
Attention WheeImsn,

a general invitation is extended to BIZ
cycle riders Of Houghton county 10 par
tlelpate IN a bicycle parade and run, Sat
urday, May 23. The run will be made
irom Calumet and Hancock to Schu-
macher's and return. Lake lAuden rider.
are requested to join Calumet wheelmen
and Dollar Bay and Houghton To ION
hancock leaving Hancock at $50 .. III.
and Calumet at $40 p. m. sharp.
Alter parading the streets of Calumet
ana Hancock, the run will be made TO
Schumacher = which is about midway be.
tween Calumet and Hancock. and return.
Calumet Wheelmen will meet at the Calu-
met Hotel and Hancock at Northwestern
hotel. The committee in charge will en-.
deavor to have pictures taken at shin.
maker ana while parading the streets
oil Hancock and Calumet. A special inv;-
tation IL extended to the lady riders TO
take part IN this parade and run. Com
mittees-W. NJ. Harris. j. d. C,dd;hT
W. j. Light and j. Vivian. Jr.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19
News About Town
An Insane Man About
Town Last Even
ing
Attracts Much Attention.
10 the Republican National Con
ventIon-Other News.

Last evening about 6 O'Clock man
came 10 Marshal Wards residence and
stated that he wanted 70 GO to jail and
that be had the key and everything al
ranged. The man was neatly attired and
appeared to be perfect gentleman. but
the marshal was at loss 10 understand
his actions,.a Jas he did not appear TO be in
a drunken condition. However, the
marshal started to the lookup with him,
but on the way he acted still more
strangely and appeared to be ioolishly
insane. He would run ahead OF the mar
shall and then sing out, "Tm the man
that can stop the sun, am the man that
can stop the moon, and then end the
song with a verse OF "Tarara-boom-de-
ray" Then he would spread himself out
ON the sidewalk and go through the per-
Torrance again. Sometimes he would
vary the song or change the wording,
but he still insisted that be would stop
the shining oil from making its usual rev.
olutions and addressed that body per-
sonally to that effect.
lie attracted considerable attention
on the street and large crowd followed
the man and the marshal TO the Jail,
where he gave vent TO his peculiar ideas
in quietude. He gave his name as Rhino
Niemi and his address as Raymbaultown
Some relatives came to the Jail later in
the evening and took him home. He has
been employed IN ne mine at South
Hecla and his partners noticed his con-
dition about a week ago His relatives,
however, say that il has been going on
for some time and they will hayethe ply
sicians examine the case Immediately.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

Jacob HarJu, the man from kearsarge
who was stabbed last Saturday evening,
an account OF which was in last evenings
News, m lde complaint against Andrew.
William and John Nottila and John Hell
pakka for assault with intent TO do great
bodily harm less than the crime of muir
der. On examination yesterday after
noon before Justice Curtis. the complain
ing witness was so badly mixed about
the affair himself that the complaint was
withdrawn and one for being drunk and
disorderly in violation of the village or
dinance was substituted. To this all
four pleaded guilty and we're each fined
50 and costs, which they paid.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19
board of Review.

Having completed the assessment roll
for the village of Red Jacket, notice il
hereby given that the board of review for
said village will be in session at the eoun-
ell room, ON Tuesday and Wednesday
the Goth aud 9th days of May, 1896,
from O'Clock a. m. until ) O'Clock y. III
for the purpose of reviewing the said roll
40 that any persons deemihg themselves
aggneved 10y the said roll mry then bt
heard. john T. ROBERTS.
Assessor for the Village oi Red Jacket.
Da ed, the 18th day Of Nav 1896.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19
Plum and PhrOlik.

kan ave the abuy named artykuls at
the Hoppery House on Frida, May %.
Their wil b gud singin and lots of latin
Slayton's Jubilee Singers vii du the sing
in and L vii du the latin, and mabe L
vii kri b L get threw. L add bettur
go Fichtels drug store rite away
and get IRE sect resuryed. Bkoz ther vii
b a big kroud and mabe L will ave 2
stan. Ii kosts only 10 scents, But II L
want talk ure chances and don't want
ure sect resuryed U kan KUN inn so
sents. Kun anyow and ave gud laff
ar kri
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

front of his wheel and he plowed up the
street for several feet with his lace. He
was knocked senseless, but soon came to
aud was taken to the Calumet and Hecla
hospital, where his wounds were dressed.
The other rider escaped with but a lew
slight scratches.
Retallick's wheel, which wasa borrowed
one. was badly used up aud the OF her one
had the front fork twisted. large
crowd was attracted by the accident and
many thought Retallick was fatally in
iured. The physicians at the hospital,
however, pronounced his wounds OF no
serious consequence.
Many who saw the accident say that
Retallick was riding altogether too las,
and that il was nearly dark and almost
impossible 10 see any distancei in advance
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

Another bicycle accident. which NJ Fl RAT
appeared 10 Ice 81 very serious ronse.
quentc, 'ut winch later proved nor 40
serious. occurred las evening on Calumet
avenue about $50 O'Clock. Harry Re-
tallick, the we'll known bicycle racer, was
coming dosn tue a1euueata very speedy
rate. wh,n hc cOllid.d with another
wheclman Just in trout OF Mr.. John Nor
rison's residence. Retallick was going nj
such speed that the force Of the sudden
stop sent him head-foremost over the
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

Samuel Jefiry and James Ashton, of the
Red jacket shalt, will race on their bicy.
elcs from Tenth street, Yellow Jacket, to
Section g and return this evening. The
race will start promptly at ) O'Clock.
Any amount OF money is up on both men
and hot contest ~ anticipated
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19
Calumet Township.

The board OF review for the township
OF Calumet will be in session al my office,
which for this purpose will be in the
township clerks Office. on Monday, the
10Th day of May, 1896. at 8 O'Clock in
the forenoon, and will continue in session
during that day and the day follow ing,
Tor the purpose of correcting said roll,
that il II any such corrections should be
found necessary and proper.
JOHN DUNCAN,
Supervisor of Calumet Township.
Calumet, Mich May Is, 1896.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

Werner Nikander. of the Eagle drug
store, has received a new soda fountain
for his drug store. 5. S. Randall, of the
James W. TUFTS company, OF Boston,
who is IN the city, erected the fountain.
IL Is known as the Decatur fountain, and
IL made OF polished Mexican onyx. Over
the fountain is a large mirror, in which
three electric lights will be put. The new
fountain il certainly beauty and prob
ably the finest one in the Upper PENN
sula.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

=. The two line Of pumps we're started in
No shalt, Calumet, yesterday ON nc.
count OF the large amount of water that
bhd gotten into the shaft since the heavy
ram sunday and the pumps were work.
ing up to last night
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-19

The Sunday school teachers OF the Calu-
met Congregational church will hold a
conference in the church parlors. on Fri
day evening, May %. A program, in
GLIDING piano selection by Miss Ware
ham. paper by j. ". Stephens, a vocal
solo by Miss Lamont, and a paper by
Mrs. c. l.. ID. johnson will be rendered.