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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
First pub. July II. lao last August - 1880
SHERIEF'S SALE

Notice l. hereby given that by virtue of a
writ of iirr! ftcids issued out OF the circuit
court for the county of Bara.a "a. In favor of
the Portage Entry Quarr--' company again Il
the goods, chattel- and real estate of Tnr
Michigan Red stone Company, IN said county y.
10 me- directed and delivered, did. on the SIN
day of Idly, A. ID. 1870, levy upon ana take n u
the right. .itle and leasehod interests OF the
said The Michigan Rcd stone company in, TO.
and upon. the south half of the northwest
quarter and lot number two C2) and twenty l2ub
acres oil the the south side OF the noTth half.
all In section two t2D township tfty-two 50 !,
north of range thirty.three 1872, west. In said
county of Baraga, containing 12S acres NOR.
or less, acquired or possessed by SAID The
Michigan Red stone company under and by
virtue of certain lease from Martin Me.sneP
and his wife to G. {. Bloomfield and Addison b
Robinson. dated February III, 1891. and re-
corded In said Baraga county June -, 1891,
which lease was subsequently assigned to said
The Michigan Red Stone company. by written
instrument, also of record In said Baraga
county:
All Of which shall expose for sale and sell
at public auction or vendue 10 the highest
bidder. at the front door of the court house. in
the village OF l. Ansein the township of L Anse.
In said county OF Baraga ard state II Sfichi-
gan. ON the roth day Of August, 1898, at half
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated this Sth day of July 1895.
JOHN H HID.
Sheriff OF Baraza County.
A. II. GRAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ny =
PHILIP L. M'KERNAN.
".. Attorney for Mort gagee
81 pub. Jnly II, ls!.6. last August -. Is,
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
1--WE d NlINHIGAN.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County of BaIaga
In the matter % the Estate OF james ". Fin
ne -an, deceased.
Notice i hereby given that III pursuance OF
an order granted T. t!e uHd gurd, admin,
i-traior II the estate al said deceased. bv IN,
Hon Judge of Probate for the said county ui
Bara-a, on the sth day 81 June A. D. l>'6
there VIII be sold mt pUbiic veHdue 10 the
highest bidder. AZ the front door III the court
house IN the vi.iaIc,ot An-e, in -aid couu,N
OF Baraga, state II Michigan. on Tuesday, Ia.
25th day of August, A. ID. lrtf. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of thaI Gay, subject 10 all in
cU.nhfaure- by mortga-e nr otherwise. exist.
ing AT the lime OF the death of said deceased
the following described real estate, to.yit:
AL those certain pieces or parcels OF land
situated III The township ~ BdraEd. county of
S4rasa, state of Michigan, described a. fol-
.4pN-. tO-Wlt:
Part of lot one, a., section thirty-three. 80
township tit!-une. 81, north ~ RANCE tar y
three, 20, west. described IA follows. Com.
meuciug AT "A point on the hiLHwuy two hun.
ard owned ami uccaplrd by Mrs. sam.
Stephenson, thence running ea-terly along
said road one hundred, O, feet: thence
no!ther!l IA right ana ie- with last described
line ole hundred four aud onr.half. lOIi, feet /:
thence westerly one hundred, lpl. feet, thence
-oUtlrrlr 20 the place ut pe liuuiug.
The southwest corner az section two. >
town snap for;y.uiue, ~. noy;h. of range thirty.
ioEI, ~. west. ..
The west uue.half 4. Of the northea-t one.
qCartc" = aud the east uar-haif. D. of tie
northwest oHe'quaitcr, a. of section tGirtv
~ township 'iity-one. 81, north ofran-e thirty.
tUur, 81. west
. Dated l. Au-e, Mich. July sth. 4 D. 1894
GEORGE c. JACKMAN
- - said H. Il
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
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the leading ard reliable newspaper OF
Baraga county.
First pub Aug. -, 1895; last Nov. "A. 1898.
MORTGAGE SALE. ~

| Default having been made In the conditions
OF a certain mortgage, bearing date the six.
| teenth day Of August, A. u. 1898, made by Al.
| bert Anderson and Louisa Anderson. his wife,
| OF Baraga township, Baraga county and state
| OF Michigan, to y. A. carlson, OF the same
place, which mortgage was duly recorded In
the Office of the register of deeds of the county
! OF Baraga, state OF Michigan, on the 18th day
| OF August, A. ID. 1898. al 2o'clock u. m, and
recorded in vol three of mortgages on page
5oi; and whereas, the amount claimed To be
due on said mortgage at the date of this no.
tice for principal and interest ana taxes Is six
hundred and twenty.seyen and ninety-eight
one nUudredths tsb2..Nsi dollars, and in addi-
tion thereto such reasonable sums of money
a. shall fairly compensate him for any steps
which he may be- compelled to take therein
through an attorney, solicitor or agent, and
that the value ot such services may be proven
before ana taxed by any taxing oifice. in add.
ton Ia all other legal costs. and no suit in law
or ia equity having been Instituted 10 recover
tue amount now remaining secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof: notice il
therefore hereby given that by virtue of the
power OF safe contained IN said mortgage. aud
IN pursuance OF the statute in such case made
aud provided, on "Wednesday, November
eighteenth Is \. ID. 1926. AT leu O'Clock In the
forenoon of that day, at the front door OF the
court house, IA the village OF LAnse. county
OF Bhruga and state of Mchi gan that being
the place for holding the circuit court Tor SAID
county there VIII he sold al pubic auction to
the highest bidder, the premises described in
said mort lagt', or 50 much thereof n NAV be-
necessary TO satisfy the amount due. asa bovf
spec ned, witA the interest thereon, and the
costs, charges aad expenses allowed ty law
and provided for In said murt rage; SAID
premises being H. the township uf Baru "a.
county of Barasa state of Michigan, aud
described as follows, tu-Wit: tnr west one.
ha!t % the west onc-half Of section twenty
three t23i. township Hfty-one tSl, north, 81
range ihiriy'ioar ga, west. containing one
hundred ana sixty acres al Land, more or les,
to@etAer with all. the buildings thereto be.
longing or in auywi-e apperlaiuiuy.
Dated august lsth 1870
T.. II ORMSBN, y. A CARLSON
agent for Mort gagee. Mort gagee.
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Address, A. A. ScHANTz, G. p. A. /,
Detroit, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
First pub. June 10, 1896; last sept. >, 1898.
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the conditions
of a certain mort gaze. bearing date the four.
teenth day of March, 4. d, lS96, made by
George II ~chourwr-, ut the township of Cow
u-t"n. county of Baraca, SKATE of Michigan.
10 Phihp Nort-ch. 81 the village of L'An-e,
comfy of Baraga and state of Michi gan,w which
mort cage wa duly recorded In the - nee Of
IA" Register Of Deeds Of the county Of Baraga,
state "t Nlcni gan, on the lith day OF March,
4. D. lSab. Ia iber four of mortgages on PAGE
Ia pe due on said mort gage ~ the date % tnis
notice for principal ana interest II siNty-three
aud eight one-huudrrdths dollars Sb3.tISi and
Ia addition thereto an attorneys fee of fifteen
dollars ,Sl5I a, stipulated and provided for
IN said mortgage. and no suit at law or in
amount now remaining secured by said mort
gage, or any part thereof notice i therefore
hereby given that by virtua OF the power of
sale contained IN said mort gage, and in pur-
-Nance of the statute in srch case made and
provided. ON Tuesday, the sih day oi Septem.
thar day, al the front door Of the court house,
ia the village OF L'An-e. county OF Bara "a,
state of Michig gan, that being the place
for holding the circuit court in said county.
there viii be sold at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, the premises described In said
r-~ary to satisfy the amount due, a above
specified, with the interest thereon and the
attorneys fee, costs, charges and expenses
allowed by law. ana provided for in said mort
rage; said premises being in the township of
Gown gton, county of Baraga, and state Of
Michigan. aud described a. follows. to.wit:
Tie northea i quarter Of the southeast quarter
nf section fourteen az. In township forty.
{ ight IS, moth, of raLge thirty four t34l west
Dated June To- 1923.
PHILIP voETSCH
Mortgage.
pHTI N'vSEpNAN
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of its current value, or withdrawn
4 from use as money?
Certainly.
But is il not fact that il is since
. the alleged characterization in 1913
! that most of our silver dollars have
been coined?
/, is.
What are the official facts and fig
mes?
The total coinage Of silver dollars
from The first coinage in 1892 up 10
/ January /. 1873. was SS,O45, S3S. The
total coinage of silver dollars from
January |, 1873. TO January /, 1898.
was Sl22. 1926, 194 And a good many
silver dollars have been coined since
the latter date,
And this is what the free silverites
call decentralization, is ii?
II is. and it is no more ridiculous
than most of their other contentious.
But are these silver dollars kept
at par under our present gold stand
ard and are they legal tender with
out limit in the payment of all dues,
,pIblic or private, unless otherwise
specified in the contract?
They are They are kept at par
with gold by the very restrictions
which the III TO men would have
removed. They are full legal tender
III any amount. unless the contract
ing parties agree that payment
shall be made in gOld.
Then we really have practical BIZ
mytalliSm now
We have. The gold and silver
dollars and the paper dollars, under
oar present system, are held at par,
each having the same purchasing
power OF 100 cents
But what is bimetallism? Define
the ~ord
Wooster defines il thus; Bi-
mgtallism-The legalizod use Of two
(as gold and silver in the
currency of a country, AT fixed
relative value; in opposition TO
monometallism.
. Well we now have both the legal |
lied and the actual use Of gold and |
silver in the currency Of our coun-
try. at fiXedreiative value, haven I |
we?
We certainly have. One might as
well deny that the sun shines as to
deny that.
But what is the chief objection to
free coinage of silver at
the coinage ratio of Ii 10 !?
The chief objection is that the
commercial ratio is 30 TO | and that
the result would be the expulsion of
Ill our gold and the use of silver
only as metal money.
Wouldn't that be tremendous
of the currency?
It would, and, not only that. il
would give Us a currency reduced
rom 100 cents to % cents on the
lular
That is. a mans wage, or salary
II dollars would bay only about one
lNlf a. much as they DO now?
Exactly 50. according 10 the rela
i've market values of gold and
silver.
Wa, the coinage ratio ever fixed
~ changed without approXimating
Is closely as possible 10 the com
nrrrial ratio Of the two metals?
Never 1t is now attempted for
hc-fir>t time arbitrarily TO fix the
'oina@r ratio al 10 to /. utterly re-
rHrHirss Of the commercial ratio.
which is 80 TO !. and 20 make the
1irr,-n. unlimited in amount mud
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
FIRST pub. Aug. 5. 1895; lastAu ~. .,

FIRST pub. Aug. 5. 1896: last Aug ~. %
Speclal meeting OF the stockholders
Of the SPUR Iron Mining Company wltl
be he'd 1T tn" office OF the Company. NJ.
3? Mp!fdt building, Detroit, Michigan.
al II o'clock noon. on the sth day Of
September. 1898, for the purpose OF TAX
Ing action upon proposition 10 sell the
entire minlus paut and assets "f the
company and TO Mad up the affairs OF
the corporation.
By order OF the 3 nard IF Directors.
WM. a. MOORE. President.
WM. j GRAY. Secretary.
DETROIT. August lst. 1896
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
FACTS IN FINANCE.

What do free silvcrites mean by
"thc crime Of 1872"
They say silver was then de
mOnet!zed.
Was it?
No.
What does the word demonetize
mean?
Webster defines il thus DE
monetize--TO deprive of current
value; to withdraw from use, as
money. .......
Then if silver had been demone-
tiled it would have been deprived
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
Land Office at Marquette. Mrh

Land Office AT Marquette. Mhh
Juiy2 1885
Notice i hereby given that the fbllowtn p
Han"d settler na- filed notice OF her Intention
1" maze maj proof IN support OF her claim
and that said proof will be- made before tn.
JUDGE of the Probate Cont of Baraga county
~ l. Anrc, Mich, on september I~t is9f, viz;
iiz1lr r. Be-ler, Id. appHcai ion No. 1i3s fnr
the Il of = and e a OF =. sec FL
II ~. n r. % "
she names the following witnesses To prove
h-rcohl -uu"uS residence upon and cultivation
81. ~dii land. viz: Charles Johnston. Axe,
Rvlander. Thomas Larkham and William
BarLette all OF >kanee, Mich.
PETER PRGNEAU.
R.-rL-f, Ter
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First. pub, Aug. /, l,gS. Last sept 5. 1885
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land office at Marquette. Mich

July %. lc6
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler mas fled notice OF his intention
IL make final proof ia support of his claim,
aud that said proof viii be made before TIE.
ReSister aud Receiver at .aarIuatte, Mich.
on Srptemb Der :, i'9j, VIZ: erik Wilhrlm-on.
M. application No. tsii, for 'hr II 4, see IL,
tp 80, 80, W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
M continuous resiaenc" upon ind cultivation
Of, said band, viz: Hutver rhoreSen, Chris
Olson, Lpui, hnut~un and AUGUST Peterson,
all OF MicAigLlaIne, .lich.
PETER PRINEAU,
Register
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
The Official Paper of Baraga County,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

JAY A. HvBnrLL. Circuit Judge, HoGghton.
J0iN II. HiLp Sheriff. L'AH-c
WM K. HAV'LAED, Prosecuting Attorney. Pc
A e. Sm,FIps Judge Of Probate, L,Ause.
G.. q. Ell'U'R, County, Clerk aud Register 81
Deeds, l. \u~r
II. WuguX. Treasurer, L NnNe,
JAMES MsKERlHEE, COanty surveyor, spur
Mountain.
L. l.. Sr"&E, Circuit Court Commissioners
EarI "a.
H. j. Sr,rhur aud J. Q. MeEEE"AN, L Anse.
and Il,uAED FI.ylE, GaI4g-, Poor commits.
SUPERVISORS
RnsER C. WILLIhNs. L Anse Township.
l.. J. GALLAGHER. BLraga Township
W. BEEN, AryOn Township.
Allen Disc IL. ~purr Township
joins LYONS, Cuvingtun Township
BOARD OF SCHOOL ENAMiNERs
VI J. McKASNA County School Commits
siouer, Baraga.
NJ, J. MCCABE, L'AnSc.
Miss Catherine Curry, L'AnSc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
FIRST publication Angus, - 1870
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
ONCE OF the Secretary OF state,
Lansing, JUly 80, 1928.

To The Sheriff Of the County II Baraga:
S.r-Nou are hereby notified that at the
General Election - be held in this state on the
Tuesday succeeding the arSt Monday OF No
yember next, the following officers are TO be
elected. viz;
AGoFernur Lieutenant Governor Secretary
of state, state Treasurer. Auditor General.
Attorney General and superintendent of Pub.
lie Instruction, Commissioner 81 the state
Land Office also "A member Of the Stat. Board
OF Education ia place OF David \ Hammond.
whose term Of otfice will expire Decem her 81
lsh also fourteen electors OF President and
Nice-President of the United states: also "a
Representative IN Congress Tor the Twelfth
Congrt- -iona District ~ this state to which
your county belongs: also senator for the
rhirty--ecoud senatorial District o: tAlS state
comprising the cuunrirS Of Bara "a. Houghtou.
Kew -enHw, Isle Royal, Ontonag on and
Gogebic also one Rrpre-entati-- in the Sta;e
legislature for the Dickinson Represents tiyr
District. comprising Dickinson, Iron and
Baraga counties.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22

IT is better TO open our mill, 10
labor than 70 open Our hints 20 ,ji-
vcr.-W:.liam NrNiuIrv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22

TIE following letter Int 90 pub-
lj~hrr, ''mo"Gioa, llr co9ntry
plainly SHOWS how bu,iac,, concerns
Of this country regard ,ne present
situation:
"GtntI"m"n: Topro.act ourselves
in i'm ', Of panic and distress .--
which we "rIard as inevitable # the
uncXp "trl >nou.d happen in No
y'mb"r--wc have decided to add the
following condition 20 all contracts
w"d2 for nrw, )lD'r advertising:
~ i, also a-rc. taa: should the
free silver r&l3,d4tc Bryan be
elected, tn Or. M,!,> Medical Co.
have the privi', re Of cancrliing this
contract. From this date contracts
withoat this clause VII not be ac-
ccDtc1.
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have here INTO set my hand and
affixed the Great seal OF the
state of Michigan. AZ Lansing.
the day and year first above
written.
WASHINGTON GARDNER.
Secretary of S'Hte.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

For PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY. o.
OF Ohio.
For NICE-PREsIDEST-
GARRETT \. HOBART.
OF New Jrn>eV.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22
Fir-, pub. July %. lsa6. Last Aug. %. 1898
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

'-Dit''- y " ~ VI a " .
ANminis.rnior OF -aih E.tat.
The herald., 1896-12-19
THE HEARST LIBEL CASE
Is Reversed on Appeal to the Supreme
Coart
Damages Must Be the Direct Result of
Defendants Libel, Not of Mere
Repetition by Others.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-The SUI
preme court in the case Of John w
Turner against William r. Hearst. for
libel. has reversed the decision of the
lower court and declared that damages
must be the direct result of defendants S
libel and not of any mere repetition of
it by others. The question of the suffic-
iency or insufficiency of the retraction
is peculiarly a question of fact and
therefore peculiarly for the determine
ton of the jury"
Lotta, the actress, had some litigation
with John w. Thomas. Her attorney
was John W. Turner. An account of the
litigation was published in an evening
paper. In condensing this article the
Examiner inserted the name of John W.
Turner for John W. Thomas. Turner
complained that he had been libeled.
A few days afterward the Examiner
published a retraction, stating that
Turner's name had been inserted by mis-
take. At the trial the defendant de-
sired to have the jury instructed as to
the effect the retraction should have,
but the court refused to do so and the
plaintiff received a verdict. The SUI
preme court holds that the jury should
have been instructed by the court rela-
tive to the effect at law which retrac-
tion of the libel might have.
The herald., 1896-12-19
COINS COMPETITOR.
Congressman Horr Succumbs to Too
Much Campaign Work.

PLAINFIELD, N. j., Dec. 1s.-Ex-
Congressman Roswell G. Horr died to-
night at II o'clock after an illness of two
weeks with bronchitis and Bright's dis
ease.
Roswell G. Horr was born November
6, 1910, in Waitesvile, Vermont He re-
ceived his education in the public
schools, and when young moved to Ely
ria, Ohio. In 1859 he married Miss Car
rie Pinney of Elyria. He was admitted
to the bar in 1864 One year later he
moved to St. LoIis and went into the
mining business. In 1871 he took up his
home in Saginaw, Michigan, from which
district he was elected to congress on the
Republican ticket in 1878. and served
with distinction three successive terms.
In 1890 he moved to Plainfield and be-
came a member of the editorial staff of
the New York Tribune, which position
he has held ever since. His joint debate
in Chicago with w. H. Harvey, author
of Coins Financial School. attracted
much attention. When the national Re
publican campaign committee called for
speakers last fall he was one of the
first to respond and made over ninety
speeches in the presidential campaign
before he was taken i'll with bronchitis
The herald., 1896-12-19

dian school near the city. A dress pa
rade of pupils, irrespective of sex, was
presented on the school drill ground,
the Indians showing marvellous capac-
ity for discipline. The parade was led
by the excellent brass band of the school,
and evolutions of the most complex
character were performed by bugle
calls and by the ordinary commands OF
the manual of arms. The elder boys
are organized under Captain Wickham,
an old army officer, into a military bat
tallion, and show more than ordinary
aptitude in the use of arms.
A spirited game of football this after
noon between teams of the Phoenix
Athletic association and an eleven of
the Indian school resulted in victory
for the latter by score of 1St to9
Tomorrow will be spent by the visitors
in an excursion to the irrigation systems
in the vicinity Of Mesa and Tempe. The
California delegation will leave for home
during the day. The national executive
committee is in session tonight, organ
izing for the work of the year.
The herald., 1896-12-19
ANTIPODEAN IRRIGATION
Fails to Pay the Profit That Was
Expected
A Former Angeleno Returns From Aus
tralia, and He Won'3 Go Away
Any More-Chaffeys Work

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S-Among
the passengers on the steamer Mari
posa. which arrived yesterday from the
antipodes, was w. j. Waddingham,
formerly of Los Angeles, who for some
years past has been associated with the
Chaffey brothers in promoting several
big irrigation enterprises in the Austral-
ian colonies.
Irrigation in the colonies has re-
ceived somewhat of setback during
the last few years." he said. THE panic
of 1892 affected the irrigation business,
in common with all other enterprises.
and the interval that has since elapsed
has not had the effect of Strengthening
things out and improving public conf
dence to the extent that might be de-
sired. Considerable work has, however,
been accomplished in the direction of ir-
rigating the arid wastes in some sections
of the country. Chaffey brothers. who
will be remembered as the promoters of
several irrigating enterprises in Los An
geles and San Bernardino counties in
Southern California, have been in the
colonies for ten years past, and have
managed to bring to high state of cui-
tivation 10000 acres Of land by means of
irrigation. OF this amount 10000 acres
surrounds our settlement in Victoria and
the remaining 5000 acres are in South
Australia The land is devoted to the
raising of Oranges and lemons and to
viticulture. Chaffey brothers have been
given 100000 acres of land by the govern
ment and have an option on 400, 900 addi-
tional acres at Ell an acre.
Mr.. Waddingham has returned with his
family for good, he says, and will make
his home in the southern part of the
state.