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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05

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t3-thi-a azsd II ~ iy-tD1rTt ferlsiatrf.s
h,fo st9H- riE ''- hVl@vness AMI 4asr.ess-
-fas ~ tst 'ssfu!sss tlas rJrS rhafF.s
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t-rt y tf !sopg..yt itineraries t-sfu,f
t1e t'4fse-so- eerrinisf-lG1- SAD ia.
sssl''Te ne claims O ths present sat,
sr'u .fDHcu - honesty ecoraafg a-5
daagterfll manner we
$40 -5 q teorouxh Eao Ale Axe ~ s.s 81. p.
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h siN mo me m5fe b, 60 Inc face value OF
ia. Nsx1',S lin -. 4't.t II VIZ ne
q s..aI NJ WIZ mas their SILVER dollar
wealthy 81 zen ~ ~, c5'D. VHra' uh oiQ,
many years a n9.n,ber ~ ~ S HuI ''F
he 9ad ;apr1 " ~, NV !tst az yer mp that
ros ~, - 49, n.Etppc .Nat tne day
Pres aad II dastries woi 800 esdeI-
pare with other governments and ,r.-
,,o S1I." ue .aal hef SILVER dollar would
You s,eak feSS;Iv q, NJ p.
fi-'srraef I"N ..sht!y OF Mr. BrYah. In
ment b,u Won On ~ 'ne crc1 Of jnds-
ouajiflcstioss" e t,,5E lI!i snort OF the
greatness OF a ma ga, ayye AZ 10 ne
PLEASURE OF. seeing ard heartar NJ
I,reju6ices ara ~ ", nohu.a as aside your
not possibly resist tho ida, - Suu Couie
ness Ink hat he sis~5s .. Hss great !
out a peer IN Anaricar 1o!aN Win !
BRYAN reoi,le belie,.a ,-Hn, ny DRY We !
rrolider-,a di~.c,o,,r" go ueAI n GiNiuc |
ratons As well as men. ard tbat h' In H Gt
10 dervcr Ne ~, - = s"osoh instrument |
upon Is va, 80 - IMPRESSION now |
M vc,, lie IS young and |
b
that Demosthenss 40, ~ ~ victories. /
the world. ina, Nano'co-;s AMI ai,on of (
established. thar IN, ren,ns ~ y , IVY been /
d fire s-,l he had wra,',. hIS OF hlison was
the UorI1' a, ,'o,s,,t tilc htrNe.s Of /
Bryan. and ,,o"- cn-ei,, - than Mr.. |
sui; 20 the Young and ambi,iSt an m
curts4 'N"s ""u aiHoiuous 4mer.-
Wear, moi uneasy aho,,. O,..-
* n. We believe Inc n,ss mo sellng all
10 MIR BRYAN. Nov IN mn "a !, - WI. ;. e'.
riches IN s,,hcr.sI 80 t a. .a"39r Keep your |
ism ana di,tv Ioin S s,5 20 your patriot /
great struggle 10 risb. s ~,I" W, US tnis
and 4 we set Il We Viii hen 10. 10, .enet'
boniis when called snH no ~ go out Tor
ened VIII any diseSsse5 No. c5a pxSeme fright;
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Qt'ERY7
Point. Kerr

In his speech G. Center Point. Kerr
COUNTY, Ser;ember ~ Mr. Kc,rby the
i,op,-rep- goidocTst nominee fee governor
Is reported IN the dispatches as say ns
that ii he Mere 81 seted goyerncr and "A
republican or gold dem 3craa came 10
him for ofice all that he would have 10
prove was thar he was honest a-d capa-
ble OF holding The position, and he would
no. say aim nay. Now. IN the same
speech h Is also reTylr;el as saying tnat
'tis~re are IN Texas 10000 repulI leans ami
1000 gold dsnSocrsts." and since tht,-e
ere AZ the disposal OF tn governor only
atoiE 500 places, even ino.ud ng ncta-v
puhsc Appointments, and an p-sbable va
caac.,s during The adm nistrsi on to "
iiie1 by the e vcsT'or, the QUESTION arr.
" here VII the pa .rsouo r3ltINs; pie.
hunter come In hy the time the ''heioic
ne Q "a ioaitns eoveTnor' supplies the
n snis Of George Clark and Wrigh,
ctney with Offices? We an know whas a
l,r'lticSi sorrnand he average republican
Is, ana hgacn the query arises: Where
WI the psor popuhst come in for "a pie,s
OF public pap by The time this ''h..-9sr ne
ne>s'rE governor f,ls a husdred thousa nd
hungry republican mou;hsr Echo auswt
wheref Marshall Dlnroe,.
Amphion. Texas
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DEMOCRATIC spEAKINii

Muldoon Texas. oc.ober' 2.-rhc demo.
cratic campaign Committee struck town
tcr.ght. joke Voters made strong dem.
otrdilc slsecch, which was well received
Mr. r 4. Schtck also made talk and
convinced bis audience that he is. as IA
claimed for him. a man OF good. pric,. zeal
hn self
John Kerr ESQ. OF Muldoon also spoke
ana made an !npnssionsd appeal 20 the
people % vote w democracy
Mr. WoEe-S defense Of Culberso,.'s ad-
minigiration sas mastery effort and
saR, many people shat Culberson Wi
nE.ke a better governor than Kearhy
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DR.. Elliott mas for several years been a
sea iiuc taopehst Of this county. and A
man u xezlla AMI general .nrluence- jas
ren4s :ss were literally sppsndsd $40
seemed 20 b. .rs1orsed by naGsi OF the rvp-
ufi-rs present The siguatvres FOR The
.luh Ssz t.e--n ohsAi-el t-fore II Hss
named and when IL was named the
H-yan and SewalI Silver club. only On.
y,ssFUliss s-esent took rs tame on. In-
i.s-cple ay~ greatly stirred Up over the 81
ys- Question lsa1 are ANXIOUS 10 heslI Is
ftfsstp- ,,ur Few speakers have been
s--nrg us darlrE ms -asn isA.sn.
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CULBERs1N At CoRPrs cHR1srI

Corpus Christ Texas. October 4.-Gov-
errpr cu-t~tson addressed most cntnl-
slasuc croSd ~ over 200 people a, tins
pace last ulght He iwelt prine.1 ally Oil
tne state cArniaiS and showed csTclu-
sively ina he popui,st charges Of eN-
were false. lie N sde an able defeus. o.
TIE sand he took 20 prevent the pr!ze
Ngni and clearly showed that he was
rGnt n Tay!ne Nosg d Robertson maj
s-rp lee on National issues he defined
the CAlcaSo Platform and eulogizeA Bryan
snd sewali lie spoke for one f-lr and a
hat and no speech ever deliverei N The
Nty CREATED more favorable irlnrn on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05

A T THE residences Of some Of ou
''.1 \ subscribers was unavoiciaby DELAYED
Yesterday on account of the vast alnoun
Of advertising copy to be handled at th
last moment.
...During the busy season advertising conf
for half or whole page Ads - for SundavJ
paper. to secure careful attention. must b1
received on Thursday. and to insure inserI
ton must be received not later than Friday
The Post advertisers will not only conI
fer favor on the The Post by compyind
with this request. but we can then guar
antee not only to place The Post beford
the vast majority of Texas readers, but I'd
place it before them promptly, which fac1
will be duly appreciated by every reader.
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POLITICAL. ENcAMpAfENT

Dublin Texas, September .a.--Tne pop.
utsts VIII have political cncaminent
at th.s place October Is and c.
ne democrats must nave some ~ their
test men here on ;hat iate. Tho CHM IL
he,hs MADE 10 make tbs a ,.atna mig ~ .
ispttsenmtve audience from hl oyrr ~
tr,;shtn district. kearby. -asAhy, 'enl ms
party are expected '"V pop
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TRINITY,S OLLIE.

Trinity Texas October A-rhc bryan
and Scwall club met at the school house
lSst night with the president. Hon. John
H. feyIor. IN the chair. After the dis
tNbiUon ~ literature and enrolment NJ
rev members, the club was ..ddrcssed hv
Mr. i. 9. Jopiing. Arrangements wera
men mace 10 have two able speakers
ga rcss the club at its next meeting meAt
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BITTEN BY A RATTLER.

Colmesnoil, Texas. October a-h'.
nom Barnum are to the effect tnsl !
Aey White, he Texas historian. -
ten by a rattle snake several day
Mnlle out hunting In the river y;
Win a party composed of his ~
,erhtr, the artist, and severN N
MS condition was critical fof n
Gays in consequences OF the bite, "
~ now recovering rapidly.
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WALTJN OPPOSES FUSION.
lie Rcr 2, 4.... Marc Eil.islns asa Har


lie Rcrt1laies Marloa Williams AID Hzr-
~ Tracy a. Fpp4iiat Lezd rs
Rg.-kfas.. Texss f,r.7ts- 5000 81.
VS. ..-..,..... -.
@As '+ 49, - .-r.f
mons. "a Al t1aft At- Buck Walton &C.
sssed IN JOINT Discussion hetar4 q la~s1
800
"a -i-r- N'-'' peo'i'e
49," ~ -v1s4LS a,aa pl'stI.t-ss lu a4i lines
w. - p1lsA .oF Vte-iA - 81 m pope
90 aussod oae speak fg, but several ha--
"a ~ 49, NHese' hostAE poputIsis.
nr' trsft- openeo with ufAsAs-iy ef-
,H'' NrF@4iNe tn regular democracy
"a 'lsh' a anu S'uN-. re Aas AZ nimits bic
~ - -. ,frts4ts pecA4i-r = Hihse4f o1c
'7i.s 'e ~! h~sAftfS' lie introduced no
- .ai-- '4ifS-
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DEMOCRACY IS oRGANIZEp.

hliisooro. Texas. October t-Hon. VIM
A, fie.is addressed he bryan and Sew
All club At Brandon IN th.s county. ten
inlles east Of here, last night. \ ionsing
WAS manifested
The democrats of this coua.y are well
orsaniz~d ana w!ll give both tn. a,
uonaI and state democratic ticket a 5000
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RAKrR - FrrNA

Edna. Texas. October a-Hon A J
laAEef Of Austin arrived here YESTERDAY n,
ihe uooa train Aus su.-.t IN 5000.
pseasAnily rhAffinR WIN srie,Ss a, r;s-htr
HS.u' .ig ~ Previous arrangetuepss ne
.1,-4t tsss-5 quite large croai al me l,o,l,t
ti, re coniinet ~ rpe~rh ur.nci-
70 Sg.ie matters only referring
srsshs 70 N@Sio.al politics ms gr,e.,e5
-. ~ ~ srld con-igcinE and mad.
tF4eh1A Tor the a1,ninistratf0r
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EWING AT WOOpvlI.LE.

Woodyille. Texas. October 4-lion. Pres
ley X. Ewing. an eminen. lawyer from
Houston. addressed the Bryan and Sewull
club last night to a crowded house. His
c-tense ~ mocracN was q noble eff orr
ca lculated 70 do much good. He discussed
at lsT1sth t1e iiaancpl Gu, ION. the. nc ,u1,,
tax. etc, and closed with a beautiful
ps7orsiion t. the populstS
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NATIONAL LIN.t srcrK ExcHI


NATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXcHAl
Fort Worth. Texas. October AL
Lively says q the meeting Of the N
al Live STOCK Exchange and Fat
show that opens here on the l.th|
The Preparations are well under wal
everything t. moving of smoothly. \
fare rate wi,h a maximum Of s. has
made by the railroads in Tsxas. aud
o. all kinds for exhibition wiz be 4
ei for but one way.
There Will be a large number Of VI
rs well a. del gates from the Nortl1
West. AID from i0N 20 800 are exIj
from within he horGers of the Sia.t|
programme ARRANGED viii prove ven
'tFcsi ing and SOM exciting scele1
tests.
Uncle George Elder. the ,lies. 4
o. Iarran, county. 5:cd yesteriN]
HanGley, where h. was hurled this
ING; He vas almos. ~ years OF as1
had ncen resident here Tor man. \
IL was horn in Penn .ylvania, ny
south when very young and livea
years IN Arkansas before coming vi
as. ne was the father OF large
mos or whom are liyins in ~
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feel that the American manhood ~
awakened and Mr.. BRYAN wifi be (
by large ma 3orit3. regardless OF
lili.m atioas % e part., as con.a,d
Your Letter. Very respectfully.
Charles E YoI
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SLIGHTLY WnI,NpEp.

Dallas, Texas, October tin
last night in the reservation betse,1
II Wright and Kid McClusky, tn ~
VINO, resided at Calves on, was ~
ceiViag a flesh wound.
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THAT JOYFUL FEELING

WIN the eXhilaraiing sense OF y,
ntalth and strength and internacs az, II
nSs~' which follows the USE OF IN IN
Figs is unknown 10 the few who nHr
progressed beyond the old-time nss,,
and the cheap substitutes someiimrr, y;
formed. -
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SHERlFFS' DEPARTMENT

The reward Of So heretofore ofes}
tle arrest of Sam Lee ,colored,, v
hafse Of ASA ut - murder, Is
W!thdrawn. said case hav ag been
~ pea II guilty. ! VII moi pay
reward J. y. Haydd
Sheriff Freestone County. Te
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AFTER a DAYS HARD WORK

Take Horsfon9's Aeid Phosnha,A
Il makes a delicious drink. and relieves
fatigue and depression. A g-steful ono
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GAN plpATt.S SPEAK.
Cistern. Fayctte Ccun<y. Texas. oc.oher
?-The democratic appointments wsrc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07

FIRST PuhlIeatou october 10; last October 81.
STATE ~ MICHIGAN, ss
County 81 IRON
Atas sslQn u the Probate Court for said
county held a. the Probate office. Ia the Village
81 CRYSTAL Fails on the sixth day OF October. ~
the ytPr one thousand sight hundred aud
Psessni Hon. Albert l.. Flewelllng Judge Of
la The matter 81 the estate OF John plvarlik.
deceased. 0u reading and HllnA tins petition.
duly verified, oi laasl Roth, setting forth that
etitiorer is Interested VA ine estate al the &c.
eraaed As creuitoF. shat said deceased departed
thls ifa ut the township oi Crystal Falls, In the
county Oi IRON. Alsa state OF Michigan. on the
afh d4v Ot september A b., 1896. leaving no
last VIII and testament az petitioner is "a.
formed and verify believes that said deceased
was. at the time % ai- death, AN lnhubitnnt OF
aui resident 4u sa4n county 81 Iron. ana was
possessed OF personal estate situate and
oeiug Within said county TO be administered,
tht estimated value al such estate being tse htn
% one hundred dollars, or thcreabout, as also
said petitioner Is informed ana believes that
tne ninnfs, agesi residence ANA relationship 70
Gle Oecpneen on nis heirs. ataw. aud other
persons Interested iu said estate, as the
petitioner Is informed and believes. are Hs fol.
lows. Anna PiNaruik, age unknown, residence,
Laaa, Post Kapusuni Comm. Saris. Province
Hungary, Government AUSTRIA relationship,
mother 20 the deceased that there also are TWO
sisters and two brothers OF said deceased,
whose names and ages are unknown, aud who
reside &c the same place the mother OF said
deceased And praying that day may be
due Notice thereof be given 10 all persons inter
ested, by an order of the court, duly published
once Ia each week for three successive weeks, in
siich newspaper as the Court shall direct and
that administration oil said estate may be
granted 90 petitioner or some other suitable
person, and Tint such other and further order
ANA proceedings may be had Ia the premises AS
the law shall require. ThcrcupOn IL l.
ordered, that Monday, the twentyeieht
day of December next 90 ocOck
ia the forenoon. be assigned for the
hearing ct said petition, ANA that the heirS-at-
law Of said deceased. aud all other persons
interested m said estate are required TO appear
az a session Of said court then TO be holden in
the Probate office Ia the village of Crystal
Fails, and show csiuse # any there be- why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted .
And ID r. further ordered. that said petitioner
give notice 70 the persons interested IN said
estate. 81 the pendcncy oi said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing copy Of this order
Go be published ia THE DIAMOND DRILL, news
paper printed ana circulated IN said county Of
Iron, three successive weeks previous To said
day oi hearing.
tA true cupyl ALBERT T. FLEwELLING,
JULIUS y. PArER, Judge OF Probate
Attorney Tor Petitioner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07
Chanoery Sale.

First publication sept. 20 last October 3 l.
Ia pursuance and by virtue Of an order and
decree Ol the circut court for the county OF Iron
iu Chnncery IN the state OF Michigan, made and
dated on the 18th day OF February, A. d. 500
m q certain calse therein pending wherein
Barbara A. Shaier rs complainant. and Henry
Clay iron company aud Huron Iron company,
both Illinois corporations, are defendants.
Notice - hereby gwen, that ! shall sell at pub
o. auction TO the highest bidder at the front
door ~ the court house in the village Of Crys-
til Fails. county oi Iron ana state OF Michigan.
saii court house being the place Tor holding the
circuit court for ~nld county on Monday, the
9th day Of November a. u. 1896. AZ ten
O'Clock ln the forenoon, an. or 30 much thereof I.
us may be necessary 20 raise Che amount due to
tine said complainant Tor principal, interest aud
costs M this cause, ot the following described
parcel ct land tO.Wit. An undivided one-half
Interest IN tile north west quarter 90 section
thirty-one ONE township forty three north OF
range thirty two west, iron county, Mich And
hi making said sale tie suuth half Oi said above
described llnd win be FIRST sold, aud II not suf
hcient 20 pay sttid pril cipal, interests and
costs then 80 much Oi the north hali of said
luud adjoining said south hall as may bee nCces
Sdry 20 pay the balance due with interest aud
costs VIII br next sold in accordance with the
terms 81 said decree. Dated Crystal Falls
Michigan, september 2lst. 1896.
SHERMAN r. HANDY.
Circnt Court Commissioners for Iron County
Michigan
A. j.. FLEWETLING
solicitor fof Complainant
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07
WIND

All have to go to the same mar.
lSet and buy goods and pay
the same prices. None can
do any better for you than
we can in our line. Anyone
telling you that they work
for
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07
Probate Notice.
First publication oct. ~ last oct ~
State Of Michigan

State Of Michigan,
County OF iron.
40 "a session 81 the probate court for said
county, held III the probate office la the village
of Crystal Falls, on the 2nd day Of October la
the year one thousand eight hundred and
nuetysiX Present A. Il. Fleweng, Judge Of
Probate.
III the matter OF the estate Of Joseph Perro,
deceased
on reading and filing the petition duly verified,
OF Richard T.. Hollow, administrator of SAID
estate from which IL appears that there Is
not sufficient personal estate IN the hands oi
the said administrator 20 pay the debts out
standing against the said deceased and the
expenses OF administration, aud that 10 Is neces,
sHry 20 sell the following described real estate
Tor lie payment Of such debts, to.Wit; Lots
numbered "a and 5s Of the original Plat Of
the village of Crystal Falls, IN said con y, as
recorded In tie Office of the register 81 d Is Tor
said county: II Is ordered, that all persons
interested 10 the said estate shall appear before
the said Judge OF probate, on the ninth dny OF
November, 500 Ht ten o'clock IN the forenoon,
at the probate Office aforesaid, 20 show cause
why license should not be granted 20 rue sand
administrator 90 sell 50 much of the sail real
estate ts shall be neCessasy to pay such debts.
true copy ALBERT l.. FiEwELIING.
Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07
THE KODAK.
Snap Shots Of Local Lille in and About the
Hillside City.

Snap Shots Of Local Life in and About the
Hillside City.
The long distance telephone line be-
tween Crystal Falls and Iron Mountain
was completed into Crystal Falls on
Monday. A small gap in tho line be-
tween Florence aud Iron Mountain will
DC filed in at once and then the line
between here aud tho range metropolis
will be- put into operation. Connection
with the national long distance system
will bc given Az soon as the work can be
completed.
THE DIAMOND DRILL makes due
apology 60 Charlie Henry for trying to
Kill him of, ~ be puts H. When the
paper stated last week that fears OF his
inability Go recover were entertained by
his friends, we did not intend Go misrcpro-
eont facts. We are Overioyed TO be able
20 make a correction Of this nature aud
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07

First publication October = Is; Inst Dee 5 b.
State OF Michigan. The CinAlc cnlrt iof the
County 81 Iron, Ia chalu cry .~rsrurry say lrs
and Loan Association. corporation m
plAlnant. vs.. Prudent I4r point. MHfy L.itfC nt,
Jerome Is. Schwartz 4sd t#tuclS EchnA tx.
defendants. Notice - he.eby oven that Ia pnr-
sutnce and by virtue al a ur er and decrN oi
the Circuit court TOR thl county. of Iron Ia
cllancery. made Ia the "a Owe entitled cana ON
tile seventh day OF October, A. -. s1n. : iall
sell at public auction. - the iehesl bidder AZ
the trout door ol the court huls n the vi age
OF Crystal Falls, connfy ~ Iron Arl stat al
Michigan. on rueedag DE ellath day Of nes sni-
heF A. ID. 100, al tru 1l0cs ln the iorein On.
the following tract or pa sci 4 land. lying lnd
being Ia the county OF lrcu, "a state of Ichi-
gan. dascribrd as follows. sn-Nit lot i6D
SIxty.one OIL. u. schwa ~ flrrt Addition to
the Village of Crystal Fails, according 20 the
plat thereof on die or uf recotd I'm the oilic' ol
the Register Of Deeds m aud for said county OF
Iron aud state oi Miehlli
Dated Crystal Falls. Michigan, October 2ith,
1896.
SuE.AfAS r. HANDY.
Circuit Court Commissioners, Iron Cas,nty,
Michigan.
A A.. SMITH
Solicitor for Complainant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07
FROM THE MINES
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Since the definite announce
LOCAL ment Of the election OF Nc
NOTES. Kinldy and Hobart, orders
have been received at the
Columbia TO rush the output. Addi-
tional men have been given place and
the location is indeed n busy scene.
Thos. j McCuskcs has started an ex-
ploration for iron ore on the Michi-
CANINE river on lands owned by j. B.
Goodman & Company, OF Chicago. Mr..
McCnskcr has fine surface indications
and hopes TO locate a mine Of Bcssemer
ore. Three men are digging pits nc pres
ent.
Shipment from the Great Western
stockpile was resumed this week, n small
block being necessary TO complete a
cargo ut the Escanaba docks.
The Chicago & Northwestern com
tracks ut the Mansfield mine. The
tracks will he placed in readiness for the
shipment OF ore from the property dur
ing the present winter. Hans Johnson
has charge Of the work.
Thobnrn Gibson informs TnE DIA-
MoND DRILL that operations at the
Michigan mine at Amasa will he resumed
in the future. The election Of Republi-
can president and the loosening IN the
money market Is what the company has
been waiting for.
Isaac j Monroe started operations in
logs for the Mnrinette Lumber company
a few weeks ago. At TINT time the com
pany positively refused TO take more
than 500, 900 ieet Of logs this season.
On Thursday, Mr. Monroe received n
letter from the company stating that
they wanted 100000 feet put in IL
possible. Mr.. Monroe is now busy,
looking up the timber.