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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March Is, 1897.
State Electro-Medical Institute: am happy
to testify to the good effects of your treatment
in my case. Twas a sufferer for long time
from that common and distressing trouble,
pain in the back and nervous weakness. The
weakness OF my back and nervous debility
had proven too stubborn for other doctors.
One treatment of the Electro Medical cure
gave me relief as If by magic and in q short
time was permanently cured.
The electrical treatment, combined with in
ternal remedies, suited my case exactly, and
have heard of great number of cures in other
troubles.
shall be glad to answer any inquiries in
person or by letter.
FREDERICK LUNDIN,
225 Eighth street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Stockton Hill Cantesf.

STOCKTON. CAL, March IA will
contest was filed yesterday in the estate
OF Mary ]. Taylor, who died in this county
February 10. 1896, leaving an estate valued
at $lOO,0O0 The con,e ,estant is Robert Tay-
lor. q son OF deceased, residing in San
francisco. He was only given $500 and
thinks he should receive more.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Winners at Ne,c Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 17.-Results: !:
Seven furlongs. Jake Zimmerman won, St.
Achetberg second, Rapalatchie third. Time.
1929
-Four furlongs, Gray Hilliar won, Eulalia
SECOND, Lillian Russell third. Time, :491I
second, Billy Mckenzie third. Time :09sz.
One and an eighth miles, Grayiing won, imp.
Paiadin second, Honor third. Time, :55
SIX furlongs, Charlie Christy Won. Sugar
cane second, Graefy third. Time, :153.
seven lurlongs, Laura Gotta won, Little Tom
second, Winslow third. Time, 1:29L
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
BUSINESS sUsPENSION.
Deserted W3fe of n Cloak Dealer Arrtre
Une1p~ctedty.

Deserted H3fe of Cloak Dealer Arrtres
Unexpectedly.
SAN JOSE, CAL, March I'm. Barry.
who opened a cloakstore here few
months ago, hurriedly left this city last
Sunday. The cause of Barry's flight was
tie arrival of woman on Saturday who
claimed to be his wife. The woman said
Barry deserted her in New YORK last May.
She had baby with her which she claims
was born after the desertion OF her hus-
band. Before leaving the city Barry d s-
posed of the goods in the store at II East
Santa Clara street to o. A. Hale IL Co.
Mrs. Barry Loft for San Francisco last
evening in search OF her recreant hus-
band.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
A.. Pn,riok,, Dnv Oo,,rrcnc..

SAN JOSE CAL, March 17-St. Pat
rick's day was observed by the Hibernians
and other Irish societies in the usual man
ner in this city. Special services were
held in ST. Patrick's and ST. Joseph s
Catholic churches. This evening Division
No. 3. A. O. H., held grand ball in Turn
Verein Hall, which was well attended.
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experienced by the officers in getting her
back 10 the jail.
.oo., L,ke q Case Of Murde,

LOS ANGELES, CAL, March III.
co.sen son of a wealthy butcher, was
found unconscious in low LOGGING noese
this afternoon, and died soon after oeing
removed Congestion OF the oralh ~ was case sne
op suicide by morphine, but deep cut on
,ba riaht oar leads TO the suspicion OF
murder. People at the house tell con-
Hictino stories
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18

,ion of Hon. Joseph McKenna as Attor-
ney-General in the Cabinet OF President
Mckinley. in which the paper makes the
claim that kcKenpa is the FIRST Catholic
who has been nominated Cabinet Min
lister for the United States since the for
nation Of the American republic.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
M, x,s. Hranehtno O,.t.

on Magmntes Branching Out.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 17.-lr Is
reported on good authority thas wen
Known oil maenates of Los Angeles have
nnrchased the Tanner ranch, near Puente.
and that extensive developments are
about to BEGIN The land is considered
unsurpassed for OIL
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Tariff BIZ on Friday.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10-The
tariff bill will be ported to the House on
Friday ot this week. This was the con-
cusion reached by the Republican men,
bers of the Ways and Means Committee
at their meeting to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
"Olf..r ontio, Dnfnn.

BOSTON, Mass, March 17-William T.
Adams. the author, widely known by his
nom-de-plume OF "Olver Optic" is verv
i'll at his reside ence in Dorchester, and his
physicians are OF the opinion that he can
live but day or two. He has hear: and
kidney troub e. He is y years old.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
NEWS or SAW JOSE.

Se"TW oWo O0utneFN racine S-MPo"'o'
Pay Back Taxes and SUITS Ars
DISMISSED.
SAN JOSE, CAL, March 1.-THE suits
OF Santa Clara County against the Gen.
trail and Southern Pacific companies to
recover taxes for the fiscal year 1o07-SS
were dismissed to-day by Judge Lorigan,
as the taxes have been paid after nearly
ten years of litigation. The aim against
the Central Pacific was for $2453 40.
upon the eight and half m les OF road In
this county extending from San Jose
through Ml!pitas to the southerly border
OF Alameda County. That against the
Southern Pacific Company was for S1l, IA,
the assessment upon a total OF 59.3 miles
extending through the entire county
from north 10 south. The assessed valu-
alton OF the com uany's property in the
county is $3.50 and the total In the
State was fixed al $16 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Ca,ifornians Seek Office.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 17.-Ap-
plications for Collector OF Internal Rev.
enue were made to-day as follows: John
w. Davie, San jose. CAL; Z. a. McVey of
Fresno an Willis H. Quinn of San Fran
cisco, at san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Mr., B.tn.r Released From CUSTODY.

PORTLAND, Or, March 17.-Mrs. M.
Weiner oil San Francisco, who was arrested
here several days ago on charge of re-
ceiving money by false representations.
was released from custody o-day upon
motion of the District Attorney, the latter
stating that his evidence was not sufficient
to convict.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
WILLIAMS he .LTH AGAIN.

Bad NetU, of Grrmany's Emperor Is
Rec-ircd Tn Eo,tdon
LONDON, E Ne., March 1.-THE Daily
Chronicle will say tomorrow:
1t is stated that somewhat grave news
has been received in London regarding
the condition of the health of Emperor
Villa m of Germany, and that certain
constitutional poss! bilites have been dis
cussed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Eina Y.n.. 70. -

Ftee Years. for Son Diego burglary.
San DIEGO, CAL, March 17.-Judge
torrance to-day sentenced Larry Hamil-
ton to i've years at San Quentin for the
burglary OF Rev. G. w. Maggart's resi-
dence In this city on February 7.
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Death Of Dantst m,.rphy.

SAN JOSE, CAL, March 17.-Daniel
Murphy, an early resident of this valley,
died at his home at Mountain View yes
terday after lingering illness. He was
born in Ireland in 1924. He came 10 Cali
fornia in the early S lx,ies aDd in 1866 re-
moved to Mountain View.
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Died of His Wonnd nt Snoknne.

SPOKANE, WASH, March 10. D.
Moody, cashier OF the Comm srcial State
Savings Bank, who was shot last Monday
by GaIl Latin over land dispute, died
in this city to-day from the effects of the
wound Young Latin is in jail at COL
vile. He says he shot in self-defense.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18

JOE PoHEIM. the tailor, MAKES fine clay
weave-worsed and fine 2ique suits to order
at $2O. The largest and most reliable house
on On me Pacific Co st; All garments are guaran-
teed as represented. 2O1. 2O3 Mon igomery
street corner Bush; 844, SAG, lilo, 1l12 Mar-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Kemfucsy,, Gorrrnnr Threatened

FRANKFORT. Ky, March 17-Gov-
ernor Bradley this morning received a
letter from Cincinnati warning him that
he would surely be assassinated If he per-
mitted Walling to hang.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
arizona Weddin0 Erent.

TUCSON, ARIz., March 1.-THE mar
riage of Miss Gertrude B. Hughes, daugh-
ter OF Ex-Governor l.. c. Hughes. to Sher-
man NJ. Woodward of the faculty. of the
Arizona University, was celebrated to-
night at the residence OF the brides
parents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Furniture Moved.

Estimates furnished.
Responsible, reliable and reasonable.
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY
40S Taylor street and $50 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers
Continue Their En-
cr0achmentS.
MANY Lives Swept Away in the
Rushing Waters of South.
ern Streams.
Ten Thousand Homeless Refugees
Compelled to Seek the Higher
Lands.

Oh. LOOlO, MO.s MdICu IL no PeiA'-
Gus condition of the lowIands south OF
the junction of the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers is strongly emphasized by the
hourly receipt of messages here telling OF
the encroachments OF the food.
All that section of Missouri, Arkansas
and Louisiana drained by the st. Francis,
the White, Arkansas and Red rivers is
either under water or soon will be. The
Ohio River is over its banks at many
points and Paducah, KY, is tonight an
island. There was heavy rain through
out Southern Illinois and Western Ken
tucky to-day and he already well-caarged
streams are overfowed.
It is estimated that 400 square miles of
The attention that has recently been paid
to saving livestock is now directed to res
cuing embargoed families from hills and
tree tops.
From Osceola, Ark, to point opposite
Memphis the entire basin is overhowed,
and 10000 refugees have been compelled
to seek high land.
On Floyd's plantation in Louisiana
three women and six children were
drowned. Three children were drowned
on Blanton's plantation. William Cox
was drowned near Marion, Ark, and four
persons ON Barton's place: There is we'll
defined rumor that half dozen men on a
plantation near Buffers landing were
drowned. Two unknown negroes who
live near Marion, Ark, to-day attemp pteo
to cross Mound Lake in dugout, when
they were caught by the current, their
boat capsized and they were swept away.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18

A machine used by match making firms
cuts 10, 600 900 sticks a day, and then ar
ranges them over q vat. where the heads
are put on at surprising rate of speed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
Dheqt ..a Dollar a Bu.h.l.n i.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 17.-Cash wheat
smashed all records for the last six years
this morning by reaching the dollar
mark.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
scK.unn E,rst onthoiic Minister.

ROME, ITALY, March 1.-THE obser-
vatore Roman, papal organ, publishes
an article commenting upon the nomina-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
JUDGE HAHFoRD,s cAHDlDAcX
Seattle Influence Workmg to Secure HIS
Appointment to Judge KcKsnna's

Old Place.
SEATTLE. WASH, March 17.-Andrew
f. Burleigh, ex-receiver Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad and delegate from this
city to the State Republican National
Convention, left tonight for Wash
ington City, whittier he goes in the
interest OF the candidacy OF Federal
Judge Hanford for the California
District Judgeship vacancy caused by the
resignation OF United States District Judge
Mckenna to a Cabinet port olio under
President Mckinley. incidentally Mr..
Burieigh will also endeavor to secure a
hearing IN matters of tariff legislation re-
lating especially to the State OF Wash
ington.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18
A;ctiu, heports at Memphis.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 17.-News
reaches here that seven negroes were
drowned to-day in Arkansas, across from
Mem phis. Another report says five
sons we're drowned by the collapse of
bridge on which they were crossing, and
vet another has whole family, number
unknown, lost, but the latter reports lack
confirmation. There are now not less than
SEQ rt fug ees in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18

description given. the police recognize the
robbery as the work Of wei.-knoWn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
THE IRON MARKET.

The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week 10 Iron Circles.
The iron ore situation is interesting.
both in it's present aspects aud the pos
sibiltes OF some negotiations that are
pending. The topic OF large import ~
the effort OF the Oliver Mining company.
standing Tor the Carnegie and Oliver in
terests, 10 get control OF GogebIc range
properties. Gossip is plentiful, but all
OF fact that can be stated MS yet is that
the Oliver Mining company has an op-
ton on "A majority OF the stock of the
Norrie mine. The supposition is, also,
in view OF recent examinations OF the
property and negotiations with the
Rockefeller interests, which has control,
that an option has also been secured on
the Iildcn, next in size TO the Norrie, Of
Gogebic mines Whether but one of the
properties IL desired or both is Of course
matter OF conjecture. There are con-
siderations which point to the former
as the correct supposton. II only the
Tilden be taken, it is possible that some
modification Of the existing arrangement
as TO the Oliver mine may be feature
OF the deal. The minimum required To
he taken from the Oliver might he re-
duced, in view of the duplication OF GER
tain characteristics that would be in
yolved in the use Of large quantities OF
the two ores in the same mixture. II
the Norre alone shall be taken, then the
Oliver contract may be expected TO
stand rs at present. The significance OF
this move OF the largest Pittsburg pro-
ducer for control Of old-range Bessemer
ores is many.sidcd. Its bearing on the
experience Of S97 with Mesab ores on
the sort OF agreement that may be made
next year as to uld.range Bessemers,
and on the prices that shall obtain
FOR the Lake Superior product in the
years Just ahead-involves questions OF
vital import to the ore trade II would
appear that with the taking up % the
balance OF the Norric output for 1897
by the Pittsburg company, in the pur-
chases OF the past week, il has bought
nearly 100000 tons of old-range ores
this year, it's Mesab output thus consti-
tuting about forty per cent OF its total
ore requirements. The shipments of
ore in August made the heaviest
months record in the history OF the bus
iness-close To 100000 tons. Esti-
mating one port, the total TO September
! was close to 7,7S5,00O tons against
7l04 ,092 tons in 1896 aud 6,G72 ,O51
in 1895, To the same date. Wild char
tiers are made at seventy cents, sixty
cents and fiity-fve cents for the head OF
Lake Superior, Marquette and Escana-
ba, respectively. For September and
October scventy-lve cents is offered
from Duluth and eighty cents tx asked.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
Mesabl Range.

A new company, Of which John II Bar
tow, OF Cleveland, is president, and Capt,
Harry Roberts is secretary, has been
organized under the namo oil the Colonl-
nj Mining company, for the purpose oil
developing and working the Cross home
stead, in section 20, ISIS, on which
property an option has been secured.
A good body Of ore was proven on the
property year ago, at which time
Louis Rouchleau owned an interest in
and explored the same. The work OF
development will begin at once under su-
pervison oiCapt. Richard Sellwood. The
property is situated two and onc-hali
miles south OF this city and is an under
ground proposition. Virginia Enter
prise.
The discovery OF a new and rich iron
deposit on the east end OF the Mcsaba
has been made public, says the Duluth
News-Trbune. The discovery was made
by Capt. Dan Cole and Is just east OF the
Hale mine, at Biwabik. The develop
ments SO far are reported To have shown
up 100000 tons OF good ore. The
new find il reported as IA stripping pro-
position, with surface not averaging
over eleven feet.
The development OF this find by Capt.
Cole is said to have been going on for
several months but has been kept secret;
in TACT the owners have been so quiet
regarding il that it WAS only yesterday
that the discovery leaked out here, and
details could not be obtained.
A find OF 100000 tons OF iron on
one property is regarded by men who
have watched the development OF the
iron industry as IN almost fabulous dis
covery. The news Is given, however, on
the statement OF II man who has been
most prominent in the development oil
the Mesaba range, and whose name
would be regarded az ample authority
for the statement. The Mountain Iron
property is regarded rs the most won
derIul deposit OF ore known in the Lake
Superior region, and is supposed to have
20, 200, 900 tons in sight, and IL waH on
this basis that Carnegie bought the lease
OF the Consolidated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
Old Range ores All Right.

The Iron Trade Review, OF Cleveland,
says that 10 per cent OF Mesaba ore is
about what is now being used by fur
nnccs. this being considerable falling
off from the amount attempted TO he
used by many furnaces in the past. \
few days since there was a party OF i'm.
portant iurnacemen IN the city OF lsh-
pcming, they being upon n tour Of in.
spccton OF the mines of tho different
ranges in the Lake Superior district.
While here one of the party, Mr.. Scott.
OF the renowned Lucy furnaces, said lac
probably incurred the displensure Of
several ore producers OF the Mcssba
range by making the statement that 30
be worked with best results in the fur
naccs OF the country. This he asserts 10
true, and he should know, having gives
the ore careful test. Other iurnacemen
claim that 20 per cent is enough in the
ordinary stack, and 81 those who make
this statement are Jones Il Laughlin,
prominent as makers Of the best grades
Of steel. The low price at which the
ores Of the new range have been offered
have made them attractive TO furnace
men, but IL IL "a fact that the remark
able fnencss OF the ores, once they are
subjected TO the heat OF the blast, has
caused great deal OF trouble and wor-
ried the users who attempted too high
percentage not little. The ore cones
over in the dowcomers at % lively rate,
and there ia constant danger to the
stack from bridging when too much Of
it ~ used. Changes in stack construo.
ton may assist in the practical use 81 a
larger amount. but the ordinary furnace
cannot handle more than the percentage
claimed by Mr. Scott and others.
OF the mines producing ore OF remark
able iinencss IL IL said that the Mountain
Iron takes the lead. This ~ one Of the
best steam shovel properties az the new
range where the cost 81 mining is very
low. IL is probably proper that there
should be some natural drawback to
place the product On an equal footing
with others lcss iavorably located with
reference To cheap mining The old
range hcmatitce, the Iunpy and sticky
ones, are essential TO the proper hand.
ling % the Mcsaba ores in furnaces All
this talk about the Mcsaba driving
the ores OF the older ranges out OF the
market is sheerest nonsense. There will
be room for the best ores OF aIl fields in
the Lake Superior district and the time
Is not far distant when the consumers
will be looking with no little anxiety for
Bessemers OF high grade. The amount in
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
Mortgage Sale.

First publication Sept, I / last Dec. 4. 1897
Under the power OF sale contained In mort
gage Margaret y. McCusker is mortgagor aud
Standard savings aud Loan Association, OF
Detroit. Michigan. Is the NOR raeee The mort
gnge bears date October |. SgB, was recorded
Deeds for Iron county. Michigan. IA Liber 4 of
mortgages Oh pagas 5f3 and 57t 80 this date
there IL due on said mortgage Five Hundred
Forty-hYe Dollars ana Fifty cents. The mort
gagged premises are situated IN the Village OF
crystal Falls, Iron county Michigan. viz: Lot
numbered siXtynve (O5l Of the original plat OF
the Village of Crystal Falls. This land viii be
sold 40 the front entrance 20 the Court House .
in the Village OF Crystal FAILS, Iron county.
Michigan, on Monday, December g. 1897 ~
twelve O'Clock noon, local time 20 satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage. costs aud eX.
penses OF said sale aud the attorney Zee pro.
vided for In said mortgage aud by law.
Dated sept. g. 1897.
STANDARD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
BARBOUR 4 REXroRp, MORTGAGES.
Attorneys for Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
FROM THE MINES
Menominee Range.

The Penn company's steam shovel was
taken FROM the Aragon again, Thursday,
TO do a weeks scooping at West Vulcan.
Thursday there arrived at the Aragon
the material, on four fiat cars, for the
construction OF two Babcock & Wilcox
tubular boilers. They will be OF 52S
horsepower and can, II desired, carry a
pressure OF $50 pounds To the sqsare
inch.
The exploratory work on Sec. 6, 1929
is showing up very good. The ore lens
lately found is being stripped and It's
area il very extensive. There now
seems no room TO doubt that n msr-
charitable body Of ore has been found
and that mine will soon be opened up
on "6. Current.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
Probate Nntioa.
First publication sept 4 last Sept. %.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY oF inON.

COUNTY OF fRON.
AT session OF the Probate Court for said
county. held az the Probate office In the village
of Crystal Falls, on the ith day of September
SaT.
Present A. l.. Fleweing udge OF Probate
la the matter Of tpe estate Oh George Dcsbien,
dccoused
ON reading aud filing the petition, duly veri-
fled. of Felicete Desbien, praying that George
Deshen or 50 ne other suitable person be np-
pointed Administered " uf said estate. ThUre,
np0n " IL ordered that Monday the 2Tth day at
september next, az 10 O'Clock ~ the forenoon.
bee assigned for the hearing ~ the said petition
aud that the hQrS nc law al said deceased aud
All other per ious Interested In said estate. ARE
required 20 appear az u session OF said court.
thou TO be holden at the Probate Office IN the
village ct Crystal Falls. IN sad county, and
show cause, II any there he, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted
Aud u Is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to the heirs. and 60 the PERSONS in.
tercsted IN said estate Of the pendenCy of said
petition and the hearing thereof. by causing u
copy OF this order 60 bee published Ia Tan
DIAMOND DiutI., newspaper printed ana cir
culating In said county, three successive weeks
previous 90 said hearlpg.
a L.. FLEwnLIING.
"a true popyl dudge Of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11
ITEMS FROM AmAsA.
Telling the People OF the Outside World the
News OF the Lizzie Towa
N

Telling the People OF the Outside World the
News OF the Litre Towa
(slvcial correspundeoce.l
The friends OF H. ] Gibson will be
sorry 60 hear that he is conlfncd 10 his
bed, in Chnmpiou. Mr.. Gibson had
been suffering with AN injured limb ho-
fore he leit Amasn, and il ia thought
that he ever-cxerciscd IL, this causing
the renewed attack.
DIR. Mncquean, who took the place Of
DR.. McBurncy during the latter's ali.
sence, returned To Sidnaw Monday
morning.
liver Olsen h suffering from IA severe
cat in his thumb. lie il using Carlos
ointment aud hc rAinks il win soon he
all right.
MIR. Wey Ter, freight agent for the C. NJ.
q st. i. railway, WAS in town Thursday,
looking after the interests Of his COM
pany.
w. J. IIorder returned from the
Buffalo trip. Monday. He mys the
sights are worth seeing.
Mrs. kortmnd and daughter 81 MaH.
ncttc, spent a week with her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Rasmussen
DR. VIM. McBurney returned from his
eastern trip Monday, and reports bsv-
ing good tune.
The $1,000 suits shown at The Fair
are equal Ia any Sf5.0O suits shown ia
other places.
Mr. H. Matthews loft this place fur De.
Pere, Wis, where he intends 10 spend n
few days
Fred Holmes, ~ Smnnw, spent Sun
day with his brother, Antoinne, of this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dienbcrg rcturaed
from Milwaukee the lore part of the
week.
Thursday, Sept =, born TO MIR. and
Mrs. Antoine Holmes, IA BABY girl
Miss Sadie Garland, of Sidnnw, spent
Sunday with Mrs H. McBurncy
school opened thhs week with an en-
rollmcnt al forty-one pupils.
Oscar Brisseau, oi Republic. returned
60 Amasa Wednesday,.
w. III. Jobc'spont Thursday At Crys-
tai Falls on BUSINESS.
o. A. Wade. 81 lhrks Sidiog, sun
daycd at Arnasa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11

sight upon the severa ranges is not as
large as generally supposed. They are
rapidly growing less, and it will take the
combined output OF all fields Co meet
the requirements OF the market.-Iron
Ore