The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-10
Among the Breakers. March II.

| day having in charge one of the Films
arrested last week for illegal fishing
Frank Fulton was taken seriously
Ill on the freight Monday ana has
been compelled 70 lay OF for several
days.
beware Of the imitation Tower
Bell cigar. See that inside of box is
printed The Vermilion Cigar Fact
DRY
Jas. Carey is on the sick list this
week Suffering from d serious attack
of grip which threatened 10 develop
into lung troubles.
The old Chandler house has been
purchased by TWO Firms who are en-
gagged IN removing the same 10 make
room for q new structure.
Beware OF the imitation Tower
Bel" cigar See that Inside OF box is
printed The Fermilion Cigar Fat
Dry
Boiler Inspector Lewis A. Larsen,
/ OF Duluth. las been ia the city few
days this Wees issuing Licenses ana
/ inspecting boilers.
The freight which was TO bring IN
delayed nearly six hours and in con-
seq dence the advertised street parade
did moi materialIZe
! @. q. korb returned Saturday eve
ming from bis Chicago buying trip.
The store ia consequence is being
filled with a new stock which is daily
arriving.
NJ E. Isham, formerly one of the
pro prietors Of the Iron Range Cash
store al Tower, bat now travelling for
Belden & Shipman. a Minneapolis
shirt irm was III the city Tuesday.
If some fisherman comes along and
offers 10 bet you that ''perspire" and
''transpire mean The same. don I
take his bet. Suckers are biting
again Oh these words and many are
buying cigars.
/ a free public library would be d
good thing for this city AND immedi-
ate steps should be taken for the eS-
adjustment OF one. A concert. dance
or some other movement would art
the thing aiong.
Among the Breakers. March l..
Rev. W. Il. Whipple, who has spent
twenty years as IA missionary in Persia
will preach ia the Presbyterian
1 church next Sabbath. In the morn
ing hewill deliver an address on the
tcustoms and habits of the people. La
the evening he will deliver an address
on the Armenian massacres which Is
expected to be very interesting. All
are cordially invited.
The walkout at the Zenith mine
has been amicably adjusted and the
mine is again working. The January
pay roll which had been sent in by
Major Burt was unayoidably delayed
and in consequence the men walked
out without asking reasons of the
mine manager.
Judgement was rendered against
Game Warden Philip in the municipal
jcourt in this city last week by reason
his not appearing and defending the
case involving a shipment of part
4 49, 5azzaG I'm n: hn
Range Cash store at Tower several
months ago and which were after
ward repleyined by plaintiffs. No
damages Were given and only the
costs are chargeable.
among the Breakers" March l..
A W. Thomas. father of A. j.
Thomas arrived in the city Friday
evening from ST. Paul where he had
been spending several months with a
ison. The old gentleman had the mis-
fortune while away to fall and break
his collar bone from the effects OF
, which we are pleased to learn he is
rapidly recovering.
Game Warden Philip took to Dull
nth Friday morning Isaac Isaacsor
to serve 80 days in the county Jail fol-
, fishing with nets in Long lake. Sat
urday morning E. j. Poirier took tt
Duluth Chas. Carlson partner o.
Isaacson who had been arrested BY
Philip at the same time. The wardeI
also captured several new nets anC
other paraphenalia. Both of tn.
prisoners plead guilty to the charge.
before Judge Cowiing Thursday. anC
t were promptly sentenced to pay fin,
! of s25 and costs each or thirty days il
the county Jail. They took the jail
d among the Breakers. March il