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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

.enuro TO the benefit Of any other than
the person to whom such license
was originally issued, and no such
license shall be issued, until the appIi-
cant shall have first paid into the treas
ury Of said village. the license fee, IA
hereinafter provided, and license issued
without such payment shall be absolute
ly void
SIC. 3. The rates for licenses under
this ordinance I'm the cases and for the
purposes below set forth are hereby
fixed and established as follows:
J.. For ench person, or firm who acts
NJ auctioneer, or sells any property at
auction, the sum of ten d0llars day,
or iorty dollars week. or one hundred
dollars for one month.
=. For each person, who shall
hawk, or pcddlo any property, or sell
the same by going about from place to
place in the village, for that purpose,
or from uny stand, cart, vehicle or other
device in the streets. highways. alleys,
or in. or upon any public grounds, or
buildings, the sum OF three dollars for
one day, or fifteen dollars for one week,
or fortv dollars for one month.
y. For the first performance al "A
circus or equestrian exhibition, or
menagerie, the sum OF one hundred
dollars, and for each Subsequent per-
fOrinance the sum of fifty dollars.
4. For oach and every othe- show or
exhibition, or performance az any kind
whatsoever, for which money, "r other
reward is any way demanded or. re-
ceived. The sum OF fifteen dollars for the
first performance, and five dollars for
each subsequent performance.
.. Any license issued under this ordi-
nance, may bo revoked 10y the president,
in his discretion, for any improper con
duct OF the person 30 licensed, and for
any other just cause.
SEC. 4. Any person who shall violate
the provisions OF this ordinance, shall
upon conviction thereof, be punished 10y
a fine, not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by Imprisonment In the
county jail, not exceeding ninety days,
or by both such fine and Imprisonment,
in the discretion OF the court.
Sic. =. This ordinance shall take
effect twenty days from and after the
date OF its passage and approval.
Passed, January nth. 1897.
Approved, January It'll. 1897.
X. b. WEBB, President
Attest: j. c. WILKINSON, Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
Village Ordinance No. 6.

An ordinance to prohibit children,
under the age OF sixteen years, from
lounging about the streets and business
places OF the village Of Crystal Fails,
after eight o'clocl, in the evening.
The viilagc OF Crystal Fails, onIains /,
SEc. l. IL shall hereafter, he the duty
OF the janitor, of the Village Hall, to
toll the fire bell for one minute, at eight
O'Clock in the evening OF each and every
day hereafter, FOR the purpose Of warn
ing all persons under sixteen years Of
age To go To- their respective homes.
SEC. 2. That any person, or persons,
under sixteen years OF age, who shall
hereafter be found loungng on any Of
the streets, or in any OF the business place
in the village OF Crystal Falls, after the
hour OF eight o'clock, in the evening,
shall on conviction thereof, be punished
by ~ fine not exceeding ten dollars and
costs OF prosecution. or twenty days, in
the county iail. or both such fine and
Imprisonment, in the discretion Of the
court. Provided, that Inny such per.
son, or pei sons can show written per.
init from his or her parents, cor prove tO
the satisfaction OF the court, that hc,
or size was sent upon AN GRAND, by his
or her parents, the provisions of THU
ordinance, shall not be enforced against
such person, or persons.
SEC. 3. This ordinance, slmll take
effect twenty days from the date of ils
passage aud approval.
Passed, January | /, 1897.
Approved. January II, 1897
II. II. WEIR, President
Attest: j. G.. WILKINSON, Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

The village OF Crystal Fails, oriains /,
SEC. L. No person shall, within the
corporate limits 81 the village OF Crystal
Falls, net ns auctioncer or sell at nuc-
ton, any property; or hawk or peddle,
or sell by going about from place TO
place in the village Of Crystal Falls. for
that purpose, or from any stand, cart,
vehicle, or other device, in the streets,
highways, alleys, or in, or upon any
public grounds or buildings in said
village. any kind al property cor con
duct the business 81 "A pawnhroker. or
exhibit any sport, exhibition of natural
or artificial curlosities, caravan, or cir
Gus menagcrio, theatrical exhibition for
which money, or other reward is I'm any
way demanded or received. without tiAt
having been duly licensed, as herein pro-
vidcd.
SIC. 2. Ench license under this ordi-
nance shall bc signed by the president.
and clerk, OF the village, aud shall have
the corporate seal 81 the village inn
pressed thereon. No license issued pur-
suant hereto, shull be assignable or
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
Village Ordinance No. q.

An ordinance to regulate and license
transient traders.
The village Of Cry stall Fails, ordains !:
Sic. Every person. or firm being "A
transient trader, who follows the
business ~ going from town To
town, for the purpose of selling
or offering for sale, either at retail,
or auction, any line Of goods, wares
and merchandise, or othor property,
who shall engage tlnnsiently in the sale
OF such goods. wnres and merchandise,
IN the village uf Crystal Falls, shall,
before beginning business, first pay for
and procure n license so TO do, according
Go the provisions 81 section two, (2) OF
this ordinance and for ftilurc TO com
ply with the provisions of said section
two, GU each and every person 40
offending, shall ON conviction al oach
olfense be- punished by line, not to
exceed ono hundred dollars and costs
Of prosecution, and in default OF pay
ment thereof, he imprisoned IN the coun-
~ Jail, for n period, not exceeding
ninety days. or by both such fine and
imprisonment In the discretion OF the
court
SEC. 9. The rates for licenses under
this ordinance, in the several cnsca here
innitcr mentioned. are hereby fixed and
established as follows:
L. On stock ~ merchandise of the
value OI two thousand dollars or less,
there shall be paid the sum 81 twenty
five dollars for one week, one hundred
dollars Tor one month, two hundred
dollars for three months. and three
hundred fifty dollars for six months.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16


On = stcek 81 goods ~ the value o
more than two thousand dollars and
not more than. five thousand dollars.
there shall be paid the sum OF fifty
dollars week, one hundred fifty dollars
Tor one month, three hundred dollars
for three months, and Tour hundred
fifty dollars for six months.
3. On a stock OF goods OF more than
i've thousand dollars, there shall be
paid the sum Of seventy-nve dollars per
week, two hundred dollars for one
month. four hundred dollars for three
months, and six hundred dollars for six
months.
Payment OF n license for six months.
under the provisions OF this ordinance,
shall exempt the person or firm, So pay
inc the same, from any frrther payment
for the same purpose as long rs he. they
or IL, shall remain IN business continu.
ously. Provided, that any person, firm,
or corporation. desiring TO locate in the
village OF Crystal Fails, permanently
and become n resident and tax
payer OF said village. may give
his, their, or its bond, running Ia
the common council Of the village oil
Crystal Falls, in the sum OF one thou
sand dollars, conditioned, that it Is his,
dent and Taxpayer OF said village. and
i'm cnse he, they or it, does not become a
resident md taxpayer, as Aforesaid. he
will pay into the treasury of said village
the amount OF money required, under
this ordinance. 10 take out u license 20
carry on his business, Tor each and every
week, or month, he WIS engaged In the
sale OF his goods, wares and merclan-
disc, in said village. without having
procured his license, ms required by Sec
ton two, (2) oi this ordinance. Said
bond shall be signed by two sureties,
who shall Justify to their pccunary
responsibility under oath, aud be ap-
proved by the president and clerk oil
said village OF Crystal Falls.
SEC 3. Each license issued under
this ordinance shall be signed by the
president, and clerk, with the corporate
seal of said village impressed thereon.
No license issued pursuant hereto shall
he assignabe or enure to tho bene-
iit OF any other than the person Ia
whom such license was originally issued,
and no such license shall be issued until
the applicant shall first have pail into
the treasury OF the village OF Crystal
Falls, the license fee IA hcreinbeiore pro.
vided, and any license issued without
such payment shall be absolutely void.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take
effect twenty days from the date OF it,
passage.
Dated at Crystal Falls, January 1lth,
1897.
Passed and approved, January 18th,
1897.
H. Il. WEBB, president
Attest j. e. WILKINSON, clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
Notice for PubIIoatlon.

First publication December 10. 1896: last. Jan
uary ~. 1897.
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE. MrH., DRcEM
nER q. 1900.
Notice IN hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention %
make final proof ia support of his claim and
That said proof viii be made before the clerk OF
the circuit court OF Iron county nt Crystal
Fails Mich, on January 10th, lS07. viz: Johi
Y. Citizen. one OF the heirs OF Peter Citizen
deceased. Hid. Application No. Dfit for the
$. y OF =. w. = Sec. ~, TIP. ~ n. r. 30 w. lie
names the following witnesses To prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF. said
land. viz: Frank Vnnderpooi Peter V. Camp
bell, e.. l.. Letch, Charles Anderson, all OF Crys
tai Falls, Mich PETER PRIMEAU,
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
NOTICE

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Notice il
hereby given that the firm ~ Moriarty
4 N ,tsnn. has this day been dissolved
b, ntual consent. Charles. H.. Watson
ret. ing, and NJ. III. Morinrty continuing
the business. All accounts due and ow-
ing - The snid Morurty & Watson,
must bc paid To the said Charles III.
Watson, and all debts contracted by the
firm Of Morinrty < Watson, arc assumed
by the said Charles II. Watson, md ARE
To be paid 10y him.
Dated AT CRYSTAL Falls, Mich, Janu-
AIRY 2nd, 1897.
Signed, M. III. MonIARTY.
CnAs. III. WATSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
Remarks.

Charles II Watson has sold his inter-
est in The DIAMOND DRILL, mt Crystal
Falls, TO his partner, NJ. III. Moriarty,
and has retired from the editorial and
business management OF the paper.
Charley is an excellent newspaper man,
Yields trcnchant pen and IL very high
| IN esteemed by the press gang OF the mp
per peninsula. The News wishes him
success and continued prosperity in all
his future undertakings. The writer also
extends the right hand OF good fellow
ship to his successor, Mr.. Moriarty.-
Florence Mining News.
Chas. III. Watson, who has acted in
the capacity OF editor of the Crystal
Falls DIAMOND DRILL for the last six
years, sold his interest in that paper
last week TO his partner, M. III. Mort.
arty. Bro. Watson'5 announcement oil
his retiring from the editorial manage
ment 81 The DIAMOND DRILL reads more
| like an obituary OF himself than any thing
else. Charley handles a very entertaining
pen, and it is TO he hoped that he will
not permanently retire from the field oil
journalism in the upper peninsula
Menominee Enterprise.
Chas. Ii. Watson, who has presided
over the editorial columns of THE DIA.
| his connection with that paper laat
week His many newspaper friends
regret to learn OF Mr.. Watson's determi.
nation, and hope TO have him in their
circle again. NJ. III. Moriarty is now the
sole owner OF Tue DIAMOND Dull
Sault Ste. Marie News.
Mr.. Charles Watson has disposed oil
his interest in the Crystal Falls DIAMOND
DRILL To Mr.. Moriarty, his partner. We
are sorry to lose Mr. Watson from the
newspaper fraternity of this region. lie
Is an able writer, an earnest worker, and
we wish him good fortune in any fed
whore no may decide to go.-Ishpcming
| Iron Ore.
Charles III Watson hns disposed OF his
interest in TIE DIAMOND DRILL To M. III.
Moriarty. MIR. Watson is n hustlinf
newspaper man, and Crystal Falls will
lose one of it's most enterprlsing citizens
by this transaction.-Iron Mountain
Herald.
The Crystal Falls DIAMOND DRILL will
hereafter be published by VI. III. Mort
arty, that gentleman having on Satur.
day last bought out Chas. III. Watson't
interest in the paper. The editorial
management OF Mr.. Watson did not
proveentirely satisfactory To Mr.. Mori
arty, and hence the change in ownership
and also editorial management. MIR
l.. Sullivan has been placed in charge o
| the business and local management al
the paper. The Reporter extends "a
Brer Moriarty the right hand OF fellow
ship and wishes him SUCCESS as mem
Der OF the newspaper fraternity. Iron
County Reporter.
IL win be noted that but ono OF thu
papers quoted above has word To say
derogatory To the editorial ability o
Mr. Watson, aud THE DIAMOND DmLL
under the present management, will SAY
that, though young man, Mr.. Watson
il entitled place among the foremost
journalists in the upper peninsula.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
NotIoe To SUPERINTENDENT.

First publication Jan q. 1897; last Jan. 10
1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Lincoln Iron
Company viii be held nc the Office az A. X
Northup, in the city OF Escnnaba. Michigan, OF
Monday. January 25. 1897, at ten O'Clock, ~
m. for the election of officers and transaction
OF such other business ms may properly come
before the meeting.
H. IL. BRornERroS. secy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16
se-r0.- 1oa-4ea-1A-ro.- a. ea-ea-fo. o ga
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

ft No<- W " W " ~ " " " " % ~
Dun friend Fitzgibbon, who is in some
way connected with tho Iron Mountain
News Herald, was mdiscreet enough TO
enter into mn excited alteration with q
fellow in tho Commercial Hotel at Iron
Mountain last week. The other fellow,
whom the Gazette speaks OF ms "a small
man." bumped his foot into Fitzs
stomach and was about 10 otherwise
urgently pat him when Fitz changed the
affair from a smuggling match to loot
race, ia which he easily won THE DA-
MoND DRILL has n very poor opinion of
n man who would hit poor Fitz.
The Illinois legislature turned a small
trick. IL refused 60 listen to the fare.
well of Hon. John II. Altgeld when he
retired from the gubcrnatorial chair.
TnE DIAMOND DRILL is far from being an
admirer OF Altgeld aud has freely criti-
cised and condemned many of his
actions, but, nevertheless, il regards the
action Of the state legislature in refusing
to hear his farewell as very, very small
Que and one that cannot but reflect dis
creditnbly upon body capable OF such
an action.
Representative Crippen met with gen
erous treatment at the hands OF Speaker
Gordon. lie is n member OF the com
mittee on elections, general taxation,
labor, and home for the feeble-minded.
Mr.. Crippen has given notice OF a bill for
the establishment OF a normal school at
L'Anse.
ALMOST the entire press OF the state,
flavors the farewell notices To Michigan'e
retired governor with kind words and
plnudts, aud II any retiring governor III
the Union merits the praise bestowed
Hon. John L. Rich does.
John Jones, of Jsbpcming, wants TO b,
collector OF customs for Marquette die
trict and spent the week nc Lansing
with view To convincing certain people
thercaway that he 10 right man FOR The
place.
gentleman who would not give biz
name paid the postage on all tie
Christmas packages which were held al
the Boston postoilce because OF In
sufficient postego.
We acknowledge the receipt OF copies
of the messages Of both GOV. Pingre'
and Ex-Gov. Rich from the Hon. Geurg'
ID. Crippen, and are grateful Tor the k'nt
remembrance.
The Sault Ste. Marie News ~ twent,
years old, not quite IN voter, but i
knows more about politics and othe
matters OF public interest than many @
the old voters.
GENERAL FTzllU0n LEE says that thl
Cubans will defeat Spain. The general
prophecy can't bc proven true any tos
soon 20 please most OF the people.
TRAFFIC on the Northern pncilic nns
Great Northern railroads has beet
stopped part 81 the week by snoy
blockades in Dakota aud eastern Mon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

CHAIRMAN HANNA's friends say he -
sick, but Mr.. Hanna says he isn't. Our
dnily contemporaries are inclined to
believe the friends.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

tJia: irtriirs oi men ~esa a7'fszad in
CLEARING the tracks. and IN many cnses
The snow had To be hauled long dis
tancee IN order 10 clear the track In
some Of the cuts and canons.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

President elect Mckinley has taken
out a $50, 900 life insurance policy TO
begin the day he il inaugurated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

London has a Lord Mayor and Detroit
a Governor Mayor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

GENERAL FnzllU0u LEE says that the
Cubans will defeat Spain. The generals
prophecy can't be proven true any too
soon 10 please most OF the people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

TRAFFIC on the Northern pnciic and
Great Northern railroads has been
stopped part 81 the week by SNOW
blockades in Dakota aud eastern Mon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

The Sault Ste. Marie News il twenty
years old, not quite "a voter but IL
knows more about politics and other
matters Of public interest than many oil
the old voters.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

We acknowledge the receipt OF copies
Of the messages Of both GOV. Pingree
and Ex-Gov. Rich from the Hon. George
ID. Crippen, aud are grateful FOR the Mud
remembrance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

A gentleman who would not give his
name paid the postage on all the
Christmas packages which were held at
the Boston postoilice because OF in
sufficient postego.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

John Jones, Of Jsbpcming, wants TO be
collector OF customs for Marquette die
trict and spent the week at Lansing,
with view To convincing certain people
thercaway that he is right man for the
place.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

Representative Crippen met with gen
erous treatment at the hands OF Spoako
Gordon. lie is n member OF the con
mittee on elections, general taxation
labor, and home for the feeble-mindeo
MFR. Crippen has given notice OF a bill 70
the establishment OF normal school a
L'Anse.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-01-16

ALMOST the entire press OF the state,
flavors the farewell notices To Michigan's
retired governor with kind words and
plaudits, aud II any retiring governor IN
the Union merits the praise bestowed,
Hon. John L. Rich docs
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