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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-13

offer superior attraction ON Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings mt
popular prices. People who have never
seen Faust cannot afford To miss this
opportunity OF witnessing it,
ID. G. Lockwood, of Green Bay, spent
Sunday and Monday in Crystal Falls.
Mr.. Lockwood states that the hotel
business at Green Bay is improving and
the Hotel Straubel is getting it's full
share of the patronage.
Marcus a. Role was in the city on
Thursday and paid The DIAMOND Drill.
office pleasant call Mr.. Role is still
on the road, representing Rosenwald x
Company, clothiers. OF Chicago.
Capt Harry Roberts spent Sunday in
Crystal Falls departing in the evening
for his home at Duluth. His mission
here was business in connection with his
brother, Hon. c. II Roberts
The poles for the telephone line TO the
Dunn have been set. The wire will bc
strung next week and the line placed in
operation A line has also been cx-
tended into Maple Grove.
The Iron Queen Is n Crystal Falls cigar
and it's good. II your dealer don't sell
il, he ought to.
The exercises OF Children's day will be
given by the Baptist Sunday school,
Sunday evening beginning ut z and
closing Mt s o'clock Everyone invited
to bc present.
Insist on having the Iron Queen cigar
IL Is homemade and handmade.
Nelson j. Fisher, OF Iron River, was in
the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Fisher is
clerk OF the west side village and one OF
the most cnterprising merchants OF that
town.
Paint Paint Paint! Wehse keeps
the best and knows how 20 use IL.
Irving II. Jackson. OF Iron River,
spent n couple of days in Crystal Falls
this week, with nm attempt, SO tbs said
TO build some political fences.
See Wchse's stock OF paints and wall
paper before you buy.
Mrs. c. G.. Campbell returned ON sun
day last from her visit 20 Chicago She
was accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Bernice Kimball.
One swallow does not make spring, hut
one swallow Of One Minute Cough Cure
brings relief. j. G. Wilkinson * TO.
Richard Wchsc has taken contracts
for large amount OF painting and paper
hanging ut Iron River and will spend
next week in that village.
j. ii. McCourt returned this week from
n sojourn Mt Amasa, where lac conducted
n temporary Photographic studio. He
reports very poor results.
Chas. S. Henry went to Green Bay
this week. He returned this morning and
brought with him fine young driving
horse.
NJ. III. Moriarty departed Tuesday
evening for his old home nc Hudson,
where he will enjoy brieI vacation.
wehse's stock Of wall paper is com
pletc.
Mrs. Chas. s. Henry is visiting friends
and relatives Mt Two Rivers. Wis. She
will be absent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Bricn. OF Iron
River, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. T.. Voos this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Blair, Of Iron
River, were the guests OF Mrs. G. Il.
Berry Tuesday.
Thoburn Gibson, OF Amasa, visited
with Crystal Falls fricndu ON Wednesday
OF this week.
Miss Tidy McGiIlis spent Sunday last
in Crystal Falls, the guestoi Mira. w. j.
Tully.
Mr.. T. J. McCusker has placed telc-
phone in his Maple Grove residence.
Joseph prudhomme has accepted n
position with Martin Bach.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-13

National Republican Convention.
For the above occasion the North-
Western line will, on June Is, 1dand 10,
sell excursion tickets TO Sc. Louis, Mo.
and return at bali rites ono iare for
the round trip-good for return passage
until June 81, 1896, inclusive. For
tickets and full information apply To-
agents Chicago & NORTHWESTERN R'y.
81.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-13

Lots 157 and los Of the original plat
oil Crystal Falls. known ms the Terrier
property II for sale. on very reasonable
terms. IL has n large and comfortable
house and good barn. Here IL rare
chance for poor man TO secure n home.
Enquire OF j. G. Wilkinson or Alfred
Lusttield. lot. 4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-13

On June . and 23, 1896, the North
Western line will sell Home Seekers ex-
cursion tickets, with favorable time
limits to large number of points In tho
west and south at very low rates. Fos
tickets md full Information apply TO
agents Chicago & North Western RS.
20-23,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-13

--latest designs in wall paperat Richard
Wehse's.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU SAN Francisco, March l.
1896, p. M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those of the same date last sea
son: Eureka 29.63, last season 32.33; Red Bluff
season 2l.97: Fresno 4.25, last season 1l.32: San
Luis Oblspo 1925, last season 2z 46: Los Angeles
DBL last season 11.68 San Diego 2. 81, last season
lOI1; Yuma .46, last season 3O1.
the Following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations In California to-day: Eureka
A.. Red Bluff 4S San Francisco 46. Fresno So
Independence =, San Luis Obispo %, Los Angelo s
50, San Diego So, Yuma "a.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature 46,
minimum 80, mean AZ. There was no rainfall.
during tile past twenty four hours.
An area OF low pressure is central tonight OF the
coast OF Northern California and Southern Oregon.
Rain or snow is falling from Eureka northward
along the Pacific Coast, and the indications are
that storm of considerable severity will prevail
for the next twenty-four hours over Northern Cal
norma, Nevada. Southern oregon ana southern
idaho An area Of high pressure overlles the upper
MISSOURI Valley and the British possessions north
OF Dakota and Eastern Montana. Very cold
weather prevails in this region, and likewise over
southern Idaho, Utah and Northeastern Nevada.
arnings of frost injurious to fruits sent last
morning over the entire State of California. II
will probably be decidedly colder in Southern Cali
fornia Sunday night and heavy frosts are likely TO
occur Rain and warmer weather VIII PROBABLY
occur In the State north of San Francisco. The
temperature has fallen more than eight degrees in
Arizona. Freezing weather will probably occur,
Monday in Northern Arizona and Southern Utan
southwest storm signals are ordered for the coast
from San Francisco northward in California.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
Native Daughters of the Golden West.

Ramona Parior, at its meeting last Tuesday n
Library Hail. Martinez initiated five candidates.
and after the work completed there a fine
entertainment, during which the following pro-
gramme carried out successfully: "Drink
With Thine Eyes. vocal numb Der. rendered by
Mrs. McCraney, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. McMahon
Mrs. Sherburne, Mrs.G Mcmahon, Mrs l. ,ssell and
Miss Sadie Davenport; recitation, Miss Loretzen (;
vocal solo. Miss Davenport: 'Sa ly in Our Alley"
by Mrs. Bartlett and chorus: farce. THE 9th r
Man" by mem bers cf the paror. The entertain
ment was followed by supper, during which
toasts were responded to and much pleasant con-
versation occurred. Grand President Bertola re-
sponded to the toast "rhe Order" and Mrs. Nc
Craney responded in feeling manner TO "Our Alb
sent Brothers, who are missed.
That f1ourishing parlor, Las Panchas, of Ventura
has decided TO have short interesting programme
every meeting night under the good OF the order
That is feature that will take.
California Paror, n. d. G. W., and Marysville
Parlor, \. ;. G. W., gave Joint basket social at
Marysville recently, and it proved to be a very
ioyable affair.
Piedmont Parlor rendered a reception to the
Native Sons of oakland last Friday night The
attendance was large and all enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content.
Occdent Paror initiated a number of candidates
at It's last held meeting and after the work Of the
rarlor was over the members partook of supper,
and during the good cheer there flow OF con-
verSation and wit.
Buepa Vista Parlor will Thursday evening
next enterta its friends in Social Hall in the
Native sons building, and the committee of ar
rangements will present programme that will
keep up the reputation of this paror an enter
tainer,
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
do, cs gloves, pkgs household goods, 29O SKIS

do. cs gloves, pkgs household goods, 2sO SKIS
oats.
East of Fargo via Tacoma-2 crts paper lining. 3
Kegs varnish, cs green shellac, ! bx baking pow
der, 3 bxS bent sheet glass
Everett-1385 kegs nails. 70 bxs Shocks 2400
bars bullion. 730 pkgs ends, $40 pkgs sides, 10
cleats 10 bdls do, 482 bdls paper.
New Whatcom-4 pkgs household goods. I cs
dry goods.
Vancouver-60 bbls refined oil, cs hosiery. SO
cs hats, $50 cs smoking tobacco, A cigarettes.
COnsignees.
Per Del Norte--E X Wood Lumber Co; Western
Basket Mfg Co; Hall safe & Lock Co.
Per Noyo-Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson: II Var
ney; Milani q Co; } II Neubauer Il Co; IL Rodger:
Gardiner d Lorengs; NJ Il V; Union Lumber Co.
Per State OF California-Thos Watson; G + Shell
don; ~ Leist & Co; NJ Detels; STENCIL Crown
Paper Co: Otis. McAllister d Co: Getz Bros & Co;
Geo Morrow It Co: II Dutard Murray " Stein
hagen; McDonough tS Runyon; Wolf & Son; Por,-
land Cracker Co; Dalton Bros: Willamette Pulp Il
Paper Co; Bissinger& Co: ] Erlanger d Co; Il d
Williams: La Grande Co; California Barrel co:
Darbee q iininei; Morgan Oyster CO.. +. A,sst Wag
ner; ] K Armsby &Co: II Frank Il Co: Clatsop
Mil Co; Wells Fargo & Co; Camilloni & GO: Z
d Co: Holbrook. Merrill d Stetson: A W Brown;
Humboldt Mineral Water Co: Mckay & Co; Pac
hp,ng spsdns M MARSHAL 4, M car PaadIOi
Arnold Wheaton. Breon d Co: wells, Fargo 20:
Wellman, Peck q C. American 7 MON flsh 60:
G Camoni & Co: Whitney & Co: E Carlo;
Christy & Wise; Dairymen's Union; Pacific Coast
Fish Co: Dodge, sweeney & Co: + Hatght: q q
Wickson e. Co; Hills Bros: Norton. Teller ~ Co:
McDonough & Runyon; o b Smith & Co: Pacific
LUMBER & Mil Co: Ross & Hewlett: w F Mitch
ell: Witzel & Baker.
Per Glpsy-Goldberg, Bowen Co; n Dutard;
II Sheldon: Standard Oil Co: 81 Coweu IL Co; z
Martinstein; Wittand IL Fredericksen; ONeill
Bros d Co; Herman Joost: VIM Kerr.
er City of Puebla-Amer Press Assn: Gardner q
Thornley,: American Union Fish Co; Mian & Co:
Bissinger d Co: Wells, Fargo Il Co; Rothschild &
f; j White: Alaska Packers Assn; Amer Carb
Acid Co: California Wine Assn; + George Shoe
Co: Bager Sons; c Caine: James Bach; G
Large: Herman Schmidt John English: l.
Meyerstein d Co; Judson Mfg Co; Rose Creek
Mining Co: Sunset 7 II L Co; Union Gas Eng Co;
VIM Gathmier: Geo Edwards A Hermansen; A
Let's C A Pickarts: + A Prescott w q Hin on
& Co: Emma Crosby; Oregon Imp Co; III Dutard;
III w Higgins: a Koeher; B + Hastings; Her
man Locke; j T Larkin: w Medens. Pac Am 81
Chem Co: Long Syrup Ref Co: Pac Bone. Coal &
Fert Co: Buckingham, Hecht & Co.. California Bar
rel Co; G Leist Il Co.. Chas Jacobson & Co: K Il l.
Block: Galbraith & Co; : Havermale Oliver:
w Price & Co: Dunham, Carrigan 81 Co: Thomas
Watson: j Schmidt IL Co: LIE FailIe: NJ A
Smith; Stetson-Renner Drayage Co; j G Smith: l.
J Rottgar; Selby Smelling ana Lead Co; Stanffer
IL Co: w G Richardson & CO.. Semi-Tropic Fruit
Elk; Brigham, Hoppe & Co.. American Tobacco Co:
Murphy, Grant IL Coz NJ A Wertheimer & Co: w A
Avery; Sachs Bros d. Co; II Paden; J Joyce;
Triest Il Co.
For La,e Shipping Intelligence See Thirteenth Page.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
Knights of Honor.

The grand dictator was visiting in Newman and
vicinity Iast week.
Last Thursday Grand Dctor Archibald visited
Crockett Lodge on business connected with the
order.
Liberty Lodge will initiate eight candidates this
evening and this Is the of the live lodges it
is unnecessary 10 say that there will be a good
time in the lodge room.
Next Thursday evening Keystone Lodge Will in.
itiate fifteen candidates and the ceremony will be
followed by nks similar to the one given by that
lodge two weeks ago.
The smoker given by Fortuna Lodge last Thurs
day night was'a great success and those who at
tended spent most enjoyable evening. Ten ap-
plicationS for mem bership were received An ex-
celent programme presented during the even
ing. There an overture by the mandolin quar-
tette of the OrmOnda Club, Messrs. II. Gardener
j. Gosliner. j. Driscoll and l.. Goodchd being the
performers; p. Goldie and j. Webber rendered
vocal selections In "a very acceptable manner: the
California Club, Fred Rodriguez leader with two
mendolins, two guitars and violin rendered in
strumental music that made quite hit; Joseph
meilts and was we'll received. He was followed by
Mr.. Kilkerry who gave a recitation.
The speaker of the evening Andy w
Branch, whose remarks were uttered with remark
able eloquence and won for him loud applaus D.
Grand Dictator Archibald, who was an Interested
listener, openly complimented Mr.. Branch on his
mastery effort The credit of the success OF the
entertainment is due to Dictator Charles CAV
thorne, under whose supervision the affair was
conducted. Grand Officers Leonard, Kipps, SOM
ers and Ballart and District Deputy Ben /. SaIo-
mon were in company with the grand dictator and
the visitors were well received. These social
gatherings iDaugurated by Deputy Solomon are
meeting with grt at success and they have done
much to draw attention to the Knights and to in
crease the membership.
saxon Lodge conferred degrees on four candi-
oates last Tuesday evening
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
Knights of Pythias.

Pacific Lodge No. 2O3 was instituted on the 18th
of last month at Santa Monica by Deputy Grand
Chancellor A. II. Parsons OF Los Angeles assisted
by the knights Of Los Angeles, San Pedro, Alham-
bra, Pasadena and other points. The officers
elected and installed are: A. NJ Jamison c. c.: o.
G. Tullis, V. G.; NJ. J. Hyde, P. E. ]. vawter, NJ
OF E.; J. c. Charles, NJ. of F.: +. NJ. Merlin-Jones
X. of r. and S.: E. Emerson, M.at-A.; 1. d. Rich
mond, !. c.: X. G. Hunter G..
The lodge has selected Thursday as its meeting
night.
Thirty signatures have alreadv been obtained to
petition for lodge TO be established this month
at Marposa.
The knights of Hanford Lodge and Of Mussel
Slough will form division of the Uniform rank
which will be instituted on the 9th Of next April
Last Wednesday night there meeting OF
Bay City Lodge. on which occasion the rank of
knight conferred candidates. The
members Of this odge, one Of the most progressive
in the Ci-y, during the evening rendered COLA
ton to its Deputy Grand Chancellor, George H.
Morrison, past supreme master -at arms, and also
made him present in recognition of his valuable
services to the lodge and order.
Mars Lodge conferred the rank of knight on
eighteen applicants at the last convention.
The members of Rathbone Lodge are progress
tve Recently they were instrumental in organiz-
ing temple OF the Rathbone Sisters, the ladies'
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
Tr. Order United American Mechanics

National Organizer Joseph Powell organized
Abraham Council No. 2 at Boise City. Idaho, on
the evening of the 2lst of February. Gardener
G. Adams is the recording secretary of the new
council.
The National organizer has gone to Walla Wala
to look after the interests of the order and will
then go to Northern Idaho, where he will organize
three subordinate councils and he State council.
When this is done he will proceed to Montana to
organize the State council there.
Reports show that there will be large attend
at the State council for California To be held
akIand this week The reception to be given
the representatives has been deferred until
the close OF the session, not to interfere with
the business of the council. The motto OF this
order is, Business first, pleasure aferward." !"
$. Joseph Theisen has recently sprung up as
candidate for the Office of vice-councllor Of the
State body. Mr.. Theisn is the only deputy in this
State up to date who is bic to install officer: wit
out the of the printed ritual. Eleven officers
have to be installed in each council and there Is a
different charge for each. He does the work to
perfection.
Redlands Council had charge Of the celebration
held at that place on the 22d of last month. The
procession there was the largest ever known in the
southern Part Of California outside Of Los Angeles
and San Diego.
John Adams Council No. 36 was organized las,
Wednesday at Los Angeles by Deputy Wilson.
There were thirty seven names on he charter roll
Alexander Hamilton Council organized in
this City by State Councillor Ii. c. Schaertzer, as
sisted by Deputy state Councillor Theisen and
Past Councillors McCinton, Tibbits and Whitton.
There were seventy-three names to the petition
for charter, and of this number forty-two were
present to be initiated, the largest number OF any
petition ever presented, and the largest number
initiated at first meeting Of any council in this
State. The officers are F. E. Raler ]. G. p. and
represen tative to the state Council: w. L. Harper
r. s.; c. J. King, r. s.. +. B. Veasey, F. s.; DR.
q. l.. Fitch, treasurer; W. w. Cross, W.; G. w.
Heidenrich, conductor: r. G. Dunbar. l. s.: B. ].
Noble Q. s. The council will meet on Thursday
evenings.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
Ancient Order United Workmen

District No. is making preparations for a grand
rally to be held before the session of the Grand
Lodge This district has within it Excelsior Fair
mount, Eureka Valley and Bay View lodges The
meeting will be held on the 11th Of March. Grand
Treasurer Booth has been appointed chairman of
arrangements.
Grand Treasurer Booth was present at meeting
of Golden West Lodge last week. This lodge has
discovered the secret OF making meetings attrac-
tive for at every meeting there Is large attend
ance At the last held meeting the lodge Initiated
three candidates and received three applications.
This evening Oak Leaf Lodge will initiate sew
eral candidates, and for The first time the stere-
opticon will be used under the supervision of
Frank 5. Poland, D. 4. NJ. W., for the purpose of
illustrating the ritualistic work.
An important decision was recently rendered by
the Supreme Court of Kansas. A member became
delinquent in subordinate lodge for the non-pay-
ment of assessment and died three days after
ward. The widow OF the member brought suit,
claiming that it the custom to accept the pay
ment of assessments after they were due and to
pake no record of suspension. The court held in
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
The DrnidS.

On the evening of Washingtons birthday In
company with Grand Secretary J. ]. Mollson
Noble Grand Arch Hoag paid fraternal visit to
Napa Grove. There was present large delega-
ton from the grove in ST. Helena One candidate
initiated, after which the visitors were invited
to banquet served in the European Hotel. There
was flow of reason and many of those present
responded to toasts. The noble grand arch made
patriotic address, which was we'll received.
Last Monday the noble grand arcn and the grand
secretary were with Pleasanton Grove. The Wis
itors were met at the depot and escorted to the
hall. where they had an opportunity to watch the
proceedings OF the grove. The visitors, in COM
pany with a delegation from the Livermore Grove
invited 10 banquet in the Rose Hotel.
offered number of toasts that were responded to
in a happy by the visitors and Messrs Lewis
kilisky and Rose.
On tuesday night LvernOre Grove was visited
ana there met delegation from Pleasanton
Grove. The meeting was special one and +. NAL
10y, the financial secretary took occasion 20 pre-
sent report of the condition OF the grove which
proved it to be in good condition. The meeting
closed with entertainment, during which a
number of short addresses were made
On Wednesday SigeI Grove was visited by the
grand officers. The noble grand arch was accom-
panied by l.. g. Schord, ). A: Past Noble Grand
Arches g. l.. Prayer, +. Cavagnaro, II. A. Chase
Deputy Grand Arch ]. a. Devote, Grand Secretary
Moilison. Grand Guide J. NJ. Brand and delegates
from various City groves.
The grand officers will visit Sacramento Placer
vile, Modesto, Turlock and Soano this week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02

Of the order upholding the laws OF the order
regarding suspension and the deciSloh naue 'nat
no subordinate lodge or officer tnereoI u'is .he
right power, directly or indirectly OF IN an!
other way, dispense with the POSITIVE require
ments and regulations of the order
Valley Lodge No. 80 on Wednesday eFehlnx
conferred the junior workman degree on nuiloer
of candidates.
Arrangements have been effected through the
office OF the grand recorder with the railroad com
panies OF the State whereby representatives. at
tending the session OF the grand lodge can aVai
themselves OF the one-thrd rate for the return
trip. \ circular will soon be sent to representa-
tives ad vsing them how TO proceed Ill order 10 op
tain the reduced rate.
In case tried some time ago before Judge
Greene and a jury in the Alameda Superior Court
q verdict rendered against the order. A mo-
ton for a new trial was made, at which time sew
eral important points were advanced in behalf OF
the order which the Judge sustained in granting
the motion for new trial. and they were. sub
stantially, that when the order shows the suspen-
sion OF member for failure to pay on or before
the 2Sth OF the month that the burden OF PROOF IS
then cast upon the plaintiff 20 show that rein
statement has been had. and a full compliance
with the laws and regulations of the order; that
If member is expelled under the penal pro
visions, charges having first been preferred, and II
there was any nfnrmality in the procedure or In
justice DONE he must first exhaust his remedy
by appeal TO the Grand Lodge or the other tri-
bunals of the order-and must pursue all the rem
edies provided by the order before he can invoke
The aid of the cOurtS of the land.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
American Legion of Honor.

There was unusually large meeting In the
hall Of Myrtle Council last Wednesday evening.
Ihere were present by invitation representatives
from other councils who were asked to enter into
general discussion matters for the best inter
est OF the order for the present and the future.
suggestions were offered by Grand Secretary c. O.
Burton, H. E. Faure Of Golden Council, X. Dross
OF Protection Council - u. Wheat Of Bohemian
Council, George NJ Seaman of Mystic Council, W.
j. Ihomp on and E. z. Mccarthy OF Myrtle Coun-
eli, William Metzner of Alta Council and others.
Inc remarks were to the end that in the near
Its purpose united action the part of the coun-
CHS with n view to keep alive the interest in the
order and increase the mem bership.
The officers of Midwinter Council were Installed
by Deputy ]. w. Dsbrow last "Wednesday evening.
The deputy and others during the evening made
stirring addresses