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FOR sALE-sUBURRAN.

FOR SALE-Mode dairy farm; fenced in; 20
acres fields: broom house. large barn and
outbuildings; 2l6 acres; 80 in wood: mile
from Mt Vernon. Va; near Washington. Apply
D. W. BALLINGER, 2ls 10th NV, Washington,
d. c. au6-3t-em
FOR SALE-For IS down and 81 per week,
building lots at Ballston; price 800 each on
electric road; six minutes ride on cent fare;
also suburban property for sale or rent. JAMES
z. CLEMENTS. 1921 F st. NV. auS-et
FOR SALE-Tracts of from ! to acres Of land,
beautifully located for suburban homes; lcca-
ton high and healthy. with 6ne large oak crd
hickory trees for shade; public Potomac water
supply, and within 6 minutes walk Of Chevy
Chase electric road on Connecticut ave.; terms
easy. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 0so = nv.
Ueotfea
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wANTED-Girl for general upstairs and dining
room work; al-o take part care two chi,
drcn, and years: good wages for experiences
H
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WANTED-An honest woman for general house
work; stay nights; references No. $40 lSih
"a nv aus-3t
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wANTED-A girl to do cooking. washing and
ironing; must bring recommendation and 20
home at nights 1919 18th st. NV. Item
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS,
OO0 + 81. n. W,

Gold dllings and bridge work q speciality At
the .owest price; amalsam filings. SOC; full sets
Of teeth on plates IS; extracting. either by gaI
~ local spray. absolutely painless. Soc; with
antced the bezt; open on Sundays from 10 to
O'clock. mh2a-tf-em
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Fine horses and buggics. surreys or
daytons; cheapest rates in city to drumrIers
and business men. PRESTONsS STABLES, Sth
and sts nw.: phone at7-a U!-fn
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FOR SALE-HORSEs AND VEHICLES
FOR sAIE-Gocd horse in good condition; s25.
30 9th ST. auS-3t
FOR SALE-Sidc bar open buggy; new set OF
harness; SO; bargain. 3225 st. NV.
auS-3t -f--.-
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FOR sALE-slisCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-The sloop-Iieged boat, Acme: bur-
gain. Address MAURICE c. COOK. Brook
land ID. c. auS-3t-em
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WHICH, % ChambefIlns DeW hotst, ~
Hygeia." and Virginia Beach wfn IND tess
the most attractive route. inssrinS eoo
So:t.ble nights rest
LArgs and luxurious rooms. he.,eo ~
steam and hfted throughout with eseS
trio lights- Diaing-room service u
the markets Of wsshington and Serfo'H
afford
Tickets on saie At U. s. Expren Once;
III Pennsylvanis Avenue: SIS. eis. IL
PenHsylvania Avenue, b. q o. ticket onee'
corner Fifteenth Street and NeS fofk Avs
nue. and on board steamers. where u
table. map. ETC., can also be had.
Aay other information desired VIII .
furnished en- application to the underGesec
at the company's wharf. loot Of sesenth
Street. Washington. d. C. Telcphone NO
16o. JOHN CALLAHAN.
Cenxfai Manager.
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FOR SNE-One l6-foot counter and two show
cases; they are first glass; good as new;
will he sold very cheap. 1901 9Th st. NV.
,pg-g ran
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RIDERS, ATTENTION.! This change in the
weather means change in our already low
prices high-gradc wheels. new and slightly
used; 81 and '9S; wheels must be sold at
sacrifice: look the field over, take notes Of
other grades and quote prices Of other dealers.
then come to us; single-tube tires. mechanically
put on. $50: bicycles bought outright. NEW
YORK CYCLE CO.. "a 9th st. aua-7t
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER..

SPECIALIST
Ia obs.etrIcs. gold medal awarded for the science
OF obstetrics from the University Of Munich. Ba-
and irregularities; private sanitarium for ladies,
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
once hours 8 to p. 619 Pa. sve. NV, Metro
poIitan Block. Warrington. D. G. jelHu
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WANTED -Blacksmi;h's helper. at once. to drive
ON sbces Apply ltIs " CIp St austen
WAIVED BARRIERS; good wages; steady work
Apply THOMAS BARR, 3l5 Pa. ave- NV
au6-3t
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WANTED-Fire insurance solicitors, to represent
one Of the oldest and largest insurance com
NAMES; liberal commission. II. f. SULLIVAN,
Manager 1862 st. NV an6-St-em
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ANTED-Ciga,makers by THE NATIONAL CT
GAR FACTORY. 10ll Pa. ave; steady work.
aus-3t-em
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-Lady's wheel; cheap. 72s 4th Sc.
GODFREY au6- Stem
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wANTED-ROOMs.

vANTED-Gentleman wants room and board in
refined private family; northwest section. Ad-
dress MODERATE, this Office. Item
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07

-Sn Dim ii B bati9 8 d.
fin Grneitine 3isrotin in felbftmOrbez
rider IbIidt in bic Mar9 seItiirSt,
tpurbe iebo6 gersttet. Menise Sage
baruuf ftarb fie an elmer 2unssnents
climbing, Der Solse bes Selbftmorbz
periu6es. sic mar prdfibsntin bss
Otmiiber acknowledgements BON
Rptben 8reu5e unb bic Sdpeiter oes
mGbrif6en 2anbtagsabgeproneten
@rafsn &arl 3ierotin. Die 6amilie
3ierotin lit es, in Der iif bic Sage bon
Der .Qbnfrau" erbdlt, bic 9riapar5sr
gum @ortpurfe feines eIeidnumisen
Dramas biente. aus benz Namen
3ierotin bat Der 0idtsr 8prptin ses
maht. gntipre9enb Der proiaii4en
9sntpeiie zines fortssi4rittsnsnSabr>
bunberts tpirb 3ur Grfldrung bes
Selbitmorbpsriudts tein romantii9
angsbaudtes Motib, fonbern rInfaa
BON 9eiitssitOruns" ansenommen, unb
an Stsle bes perbdnsniBppllen Doll
dbes 1T i'm 2aufs Der Sabrbunberte
eine Seerbe tiidii6er Gntaiinbunss'
battsrisn getreten.
Sin u rbeiter5pgim De-
tober 1897 bon Oonnerau mad Nieoers
@iiItegiersoorf, mo inn iein brei Mps
rate dltes &inb itarb. 9eHen Ibleben
ipurbe porf9riftsmGbie itunbesamtlid
gemelbet. Sas &inb mar nod ni6t
impfpflidtig. Sm Sanuar 1898 err
lieb bic 9emeinbe fpleenoe 9etanntz
madung: r8is gum 80. Sanuar 1898
miiHen ale auspGrts 9ebpreuen unb
bier suseso9ensn ainbsr, pel9e ni9t,
ober bisber obne Grfolg geimpft tpor=
ben finb, bebufs @intragung in bic
Smpfliite i'm bieiisen @emeinbebureau
ungemeloet tperben." = Der 4rbeiter
bat fsin impfpfli9tiges &inb. Gr Bee
5og alio pbise 8etanntma6ung nift
duf itd, troBbsm betam er bisier Sage
einsn Strafbefebl bon 1 Mari. @uf
feinen @ioeripru6. in benz er bic Mns
~eeleaenbeit tlargeleet bat, ging inn ieis
tens bes 4mtspprisbers folsenber Be-
f6eib gu: No.. nit BEN @ripioern sts
rid, bab es gang sleidgiltie, OBJ bas
&inb perftprben 1T ober febt; basielbe
muBte sur Smpfpflidt ansemelbst
psrben. SIN uebrisen fam i6 Sbnsn
III anbeim ftellsn. rifterlihe gnts
fdeibuna AL beantraaen.@
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Saoen.

RarIsrube. Die Stroftammer
bsruntbeilts als 8erufuuss : Snitan5
nab fisbenitiiubiser Bodybuilding ben
Wirtb 4bler peeea 8sleibieuns bss
0erpaltunasratbs bes 2ebensbebiids
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BruDin5 Sdltspis-S olitein.

Iltona. Inter ausidluB Der
Sefentlidteit eelanste Der Strafpros
2sB aeaeR ben AZ Sabre alien. perhess
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15

otheim, Norwegian Lutheran
pastor, who will shortly take up
his permane nt residence here.
Michael Pastoret, an uncle of
Nick Pastoret, OF this city, died
|at his Duluth home yesterday,
aged So years.
a picnic and dance at Shady
Isle Of Pines, Ely lake, is ad
|vertised for Sunday next.
It is understood that the Viz.
ginia Cycling Club is arranging
tor another series of interesting
races at the Virginia Park, about
August LIST.
A. L. McGregor, the Walnut
street wagon maker, left We'd
nesday for Beaver Dam, Wis,
where he is having manufactur-
cd his new patent sleigh. knee.
During his absence Mr.. Nc
Gregor will visit many Wiscon.
sin and Michigan points in the
interest of his invention.
G. g., Miller, of the Duluth
Paper & Stationery company,
transacted business in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Miller has been
mentioned as a possible candi-
date for the nomination for
sheriff on the Fusion ticket this
fall, and should such plum fall
into his lap he would find his
large acquaintance on the ranges
of great advantage.
County Auditor Halden came
up from Duluth yesterday on
business in connection with his
official position. Mr.. Halden is
a candidate for reelection this
year, and his record as the most
efficient county auditor in the
state of Minnesota is his OWE
best recommendation and a
guarantee of success in the com.
ing campaign.
P. E. Bowling, of the Eyeleth
Star, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Bowling, from all reports
Twill be strong candidate before
the Fusion county convention
for the nomination as commits
sioner from this district. anc
should he receive the endorse
ment of the convention would
make a lively fight for Capt
Morcom, who will lose strength
on the Mesaba for various wei
founded reasons which need NJ
special mention.
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Make IT SALARIED

The Office of county surveyor
is not a lucrative position under
the present fee system and it is
proposed to introduce a measure
at the next legislative session
making of the Office a salaried
position.
Such a move would be emin-
emily proper, as the time of the
equity surveyor, while not taken
up in actual work, is ever at the
disposal of the county board,
thereby virtually prohibiting his
engagement in private business.
In this county the surveyor,
who is of necessity a man Of
brains and knowledge, makes
about $500 per annum, while
the county sheriff-whose NOR
ality. integrity, honor, intelli i.
gence or mental calibre demands
no mentiou-receives about ten
times as much.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
MINNESOTA DAY At OMAHA,

MINNESOTA DAY At OMAHA.
Minnesota's handsome build
ing on the Trans-Mississippi ex
position grounds will be form
ally dedicated to exposition pur-
poses on July 20. This will be
Minnesota Day at Omaha. Gov
ernor Clough will visit :the Ne.
braska metropolis with his staff,
and a large number of citizens of
the state is expected to take ad-
vantage of the reduced railroad
rates to visit the exposition.
The Minnesota building is in
the form of a Swiss cottage, and
is constructed entirely of Mime
sofa logs in native condition. It's
dimensions are 68x10O feet, two
stores high. It stands in a
favorable position on the Bluff
Tract, near the Nebraska build
ing, and almost facing the mag
nificent horticulture building.
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CUTTING COUNTY EXPENSES.

The board of county commits
sioners was in session at Duluth
Monday, the matter under con
slderation being the county tax
levy. The levy last year was
for $500, 900, but the amount this
year. based upon a careful es-
innate prepared by Auditor Hal
den, was voted at $l74, 900, a
very material decrease.
The resolution fixing the new
tax levy at s174. 900 for the next
year was introduced by Mr..
Kauppi, and the apportionment
among the several funds is as
follows: County revenue fund
general purposes, s95, 030; coun-
ty poor fund, for support of poor
s24, $50; county special road
tund, $4,000 county road and
bridge bond interest and sinking
fund, s12, $50; county bond in
terest, for interest on all bonds,
IS, 40; railroad aid bond inter
est and sinking fund, $12,500
Among other matters coming
before the board at this meeting
was a petition from settlers
north of this city asking for a
road to be built furnishing them
a connection with the Tower and
Itasca road, which petition with
several others was promptly and
effectively pigeon-holed by being
referred to the superintendent Of
roads, and will doubtless be act :
ed upon at about the same time
the famous Miller Trunk Road
from this city to the Tower and
Itasca road receives due recog.
milton. 1.55
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yond q doubt that this property
IS no common prospect, but has
all the likelihood Of proving a
big mine. The 40 on which the
work is being done at present is
just north of the famous Hyde
40 and touches it on that side.
A large number of test pits were
dug, across the formation, vary
ing fromsIive to IL feet in depth.
In these pits some fine ore bear,
ing rock was brought to. light
and in one place a crosscut over
the vein was dug and in the
most promising place in the cut
a shaft was sunk. This shat
has been timbered all the way
down with the intention of max
hight permanent. Its dimen-,
sions are about five by six feet
and is down to depth of about
25 feet. The shaft is now bot
toned in ore after having gone
through eight feet of ore. Moth,
ing definite will be known as to
the width Of the vein on account
of the smallness of the shaft,
but a small force can be worked.
The ore is of very high grade
and is what is called a red spec.
ular ore, similar to that of the
Minnesota mines at Soudan. It
is expected that by fall the de
veloping work will have been
sufficiently advanced to prove
conclusively that it is a, mine,
when it will undoubtedly be
opened as such.
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{ CONCENTRATION PLANT.

The Pewabic Mining company,
at Iron Mountain, is putting into
operation it's new concentration
plant, which is a washing pro.
cess for the extraction of sand
and phosphorus from it's low
grade ores, and is meeting with
much success. The ore going
into the crushers is a very low
grade and poor ore, but that
coming out runs as high as SO
per cent iron and contains but a
mere trace Of phosphoruos,
it a bessemer OF the best
quality. Some 300 tons a day
will be treated at a cost Of not to
exceed SO cents a ton. AL the
water from the mine except that
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MADE MANY NEW VOTERS.

The Court on Wheels" with
Judge Moer as presiding officer,
has been dong the range towns
this week. and many new voters
have been added to the list of
elisibles. At Ely second papers
were issued to SO; at Tower, go;
at Biwabik, 10; at Mckinley; II;
and in this city last evening 62
avaiIed themselves of the oppor-
tunity of obtaining their citizen
ship papers at nominal cost.
Today the court sets at Eveleth
and Sparta.
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$1,000 ROUND TRIP $25Q0
CANADIAN EXCURSION.
The Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic Ry. will run their an
nual excursion train for st. Anne
de Beaupre from Duluth July
10Th. Round trip fare $500.
Tickets good to stop over in
Canada. Double berth in through
tourist sleeping car $500. Pas
sengers should apply early fol-
reservations. T. H. Lark, CON-
mercial agent, 425 Spalding
Hotel Block, Duluth, MINI.
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used IN the boilers and. amount.
ing to $50 gallons q minute, IS,
used in thu washing operations.
There are millions and millions
OF tons OF ore on the Mesaba
range that are.-yery similar to
the low grade IN the Pewabic.
except that the sand is in small
particles and not in rock, as is
the Pewablc sand, and the own
ers Of Mesaba mines are watch
ing with interest these expert,
ments ia new processes. s..
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SANTIAGO SURaENDEaS.

Gen. Toral, commander of the
Spanish forces at Santiago, sur
rendered yesterday afternoon,
on the condition that himself
and army be sent to Spain. The
surrendered force comprises up
wards of 10000 Spanish soldiers
and it is far less expensive and
no more dangerous to transport
them to Spain then to allow
them to fatten as prisoners of
war at the governments ex.
pense.
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CHANDLER SHIPMENTS.,

Shipments at the Chandler
have taken a tremendous jump
upwards ADD now 280 cars a day
are shipped which is equal to
about $500 tons. The. stockpile
at No. 5 shaft is very nearly
finished and the steam shovel
will then be moved to No. 2
shaft. The company has been
fortunate this year as the steam
shovel has had no break downs
and has had to stop but twice
and that was owing to a lack Of
boats at Two Harbors.
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HIS PAID BIG DIYIDEND

The Calumet & Hecla Mining
Co, operating the famous Lake
Superior copper mine, last week
paid a dividend of 100000.
This is the regular quarterly
dividend, and with it included
the mine will have paid the
stockholders in the company the
sum of $53. $50. 900 within thirty
years. This is a larger amount
than has ever been paid in an
equal space of time to the stock
holders of any gold, silver or
diamond mine in the world. Dur.
ing the fiscal year ending the
latter part of April last, the
Calumet & Hecla paid dividends
amounting to 81, 900, 900, and in
the calendar year 1897 the divi
dends paid aggregated $1,000,
GOO. Last month a single share
of 1926 par value sold on the
Boston stock exchange for 1915.
The company's capital Is 100, 900
shares of $25 each. making the
nominal capital of the mine 3d..
500, 1000 as original value, while
the actual market value on the
basis of this sale of a single
share would be fully $57, 500, 900.
This is the largest market valu
alton ever placed upon any mine
and is equal to the aggregate of
the market value of all the cop
per mines in the Lake Superior
district four years ago. y
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MINING MINdTES.

! The Minnesota Iron company
is continuing the exploratory
work on the edge of the town
site at Tower, and is getting
good results that may. lead to the
development of a new mine in
the near future. There is very
plain outclop of iron along the
side of the ridge extending from
the Lee mine to its property.
Some exploratory work was
done along there in the early
days, but it was abandoned for
the richer deposits where the
Minnesota mines are now ]ocat-
ed. The mines of this company
are shipping ore at a steady rate
and will have no trouble in fill
ing their allotments. In and
about their mines at Tower there
are about 800 men employed.
Biwabik is at present one of
the liveliest little towns on the
ranges. The Biwabik mine at
that place has recently been sold
to the Brier Hill Iron & Coal
company and the Youngstown
Steel company. The nine has
been granted a reduction PLEASE
from so to 80 cents, which will
probably result in a much. more
extensive working of the pro-
perty. A large force o. men is
employed stripping for the
Drake & Stratton company, and
a considerable number Of men
is employed by the mining com.
pany. IT. is said that another
large contract for stripping will
be let as soon as the present
contract is completed. The mine
will ship in the neighborhood of
500, 1000 tons of ore this season.
There has been little change
in the iron situation the past
week. The mines that are work
ing are giving good accounts of
themselves, and according to
present indications will wind up
at the end of the season with
good totals. Shipments Of ore
are going out quite rapidly from
Two Harbors and Duluth, and
will probably equal, the ship
ments Of any previous year. On
the ranges a number. of mines
are idle. At Ely the Chandler
continues with only the night
shift, and the Zenith remains
idle. The Pioneer has about IS
men employed in shipping the
stockpile, Which work will soon
be finished. .*z-.s;
"A recent issue of the Mime
apolis Journal gives publicity to
q rumor that the Carnegie in.
forests had obtained possessit n
Of the Franklin group Of mines.
No news Of such a deal is OBJ
tainable here, but we feel free to
the idea that worse
things might happen.
Ia ore shipping circles there is
! very perceptible lull. AL
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SUBSTANTIAL BRIDGE.

The Duluth, Missabe & North
ern railroad is building a ne "
bridge over the upper crossing
Of the st. Louis river; says the
ws-Tribune. The plate girder
is probably one of the heaviest
in Ameriea, the plates being ia
inches high. with fanges 18
inches wide. The Orders are
1905 feet long and weigh each
200, 1000 pounds. The Missabe
road is also putting in founda
tions for a double track. IS.
oARxEa1Ys GOaEBIc OPERATIONS.
]. The Carnegie company is min
ing this year on the Gogebic
range 1000, 900 tons from the
Norrie and 300, 600 from the Til
den, both of which are under
lease to it. The Rockeiell
company is mining at the Ash.
land aud Aurora mines on the
Gogebic, 100000 tons. That
range is SO far this year several:
hundred thousand tons ahead Of
last season in shipments.
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3. 3. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PARTY

.. >. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PIRTY.
Professor C. R. Van Hise,
head of the field work of the
United States geological survey,
and who ]ast year was at work
in the northern Minnesota fields,
has recommended his work for
the season. The geological sur.
vey has FIVE or six years work
in the Vermilion and Mesaba
ranges of Minnesota, mapping
and exploring them, as it has
just finished mapping and ex-
ploring the Michigan and Wis
consin ranges. Last year, it's
work was begun on the Vermil :
ion and the economic advantage
of the service was shown before
the close Of the season in the
discovery of what is now con-
coded to be the largest deposit
of magnetic ore in the United
States. This ore forms what is
how known to be a range by it
self, though wha. work has pre-.
viously been done on parts of it
was done under the supposition
that it was a portion Of the Yer
million. it lies six or eight miles
south Of that range, and extends
for miles parallel with it and be-
tween it and the Mesaba. For
many miles the survey has
traced the ore belt, and the work
this summer will consist of fol-
lowing it to the eastward. The
ore bodies about Ely, which have
never been thoroughly explored,
will also be examined and map
ped, and those of the Soudan
district will be taken up later.
From the Vermilion range, the
survey will go to the Mesaba,
and I'll is confidently expected
that its work there Will result in
the discovery OF millions Of tons
of ore not yet known, and the
complete answer to the 'geologi-
cal puzzle of the Mesaba.
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though the lake rate has gone
down as low as As cents q ton,
vesselmen complain OF inability
to get cargoes, and announce
their intention to lay up their
boats If a change is not soon
forthcoming.
Eyeleth mines present a
healthy appearance, The Faya]
employs a force of about 40(
men, and will chip about 900, -
600 tons Of ore this year. Ac'
cording to present progress, nc
trouble will be experienced in
getting out this amount.
. The Duluth mine at Biwabik
is put down for an output Of
about $50, 1000 tons this season.
This property formerly belong
ed Franklin Rockefeller, but has
been absorbed by the Consoli-
dated interests. 1t is worked
by the milling process.
The Hull, Burt and Rust mines
a. Hibbing remain idle. It was
thought when they closed that
they would resume in a short
time. but they will probably re
main idle for the remainder OF
the season.
Some exploratory work IS il
progress on section 80, near Ely,
but no notable results have yet
been announced.