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Govcrnmeat Bonds.


Chicago Marie
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Wall Street. N. Y. and 763 Chapel Street,
Room and 3. New HAGEN. N. A. Tanner.
Manager of Local Branch.
Opening Highest Lowest Close
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At, Top. 4 $. Fe gen As. -. 102A 102N
At, Top y $. Fe. adj gen is. S2H S2E
Brooklyn El. Co.. cts 6s.. .112A 1i2%
Brooklyn El. K. T. Co. g 5s log 107
Central Ry of N. J. mtg 5s :. .11Sk 1i9
Chic, r. |. 4 Pacific ext. IS . 1917 los
Chesa. 4 Ohio AS. .......... 93 93H
Manhattan Ell. Con. mtg As. -. .104 1O5
No., Kan. & Texas LIST mtg As. 90 93ib
Mo-, Kan. x Texas I'd mtg As. 81 67E
Mobile Il Ohio gen mtg 4s.... 81 SiiS
n. Y, Ont & West. gen mtg As .103& 101
N. Y, Sus. & West gen mtg IS. 96 81
Nor Pacific prior gen mtg IS. 1O3A, 1031h
Northern Pacific gen lien 3s 67% 6S
Oregon Short Line Con. 5s. 11Ob III
Phlla. & Reading gen mtg As. . S9Z SOY
Rio Grande & West list mtg As 96i or
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Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers' Is Center
street, New Haven.
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
So Broadway, New York, and 10 Center ST.,
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N"OtNtHUNS u ACtIVe BOmUBs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-29

MISS wILzINSKI. Op,ician- IL Cherry.
Consultation free.
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prise Is ever greater. do NOT know bow
IL s. lnns
u have. hssa anxious 20 get a giIg0pss
saf the sslxrnyss range ! hear that II il
3 grand snsessaen - nature = wonderful
work DO nst think however that there
Ia shsng in saAs country taat eau SUIT
pass or fer that matter equal TIE scenery
that xvsets snes< eve during a trip frofa
Portland or, "a The nalses ~ water, I
have been sa ard Down the Hudson many
tines Asss that trip ia hathins IN c5fnrart~
san is kkss ! have mentioned
ssteer w EgASe. the veteran Alaskan
trAvsssr and ok gRcxes. n A. tire tssct lea a
haste Mr. Bruce has hesn IN NeS York
ans washington, n g Sire hSs retuTs
frS.sn IN. north Last yea making arrange
meats Ter she publication as ass rex Sssck
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70 beHye Ms -
ssane ard rsssuyr for
! visit 10 hfx Cd
home. Nr. u Bride
was asssssans psssss-
cutting attpsnsy 81
Ksng county sHrtng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-29

Cart E.Igsatg. Z 3 4 Mo has hem .,
vert " range Ees saens ssr~@ Ass rssssryss
p ~eAsTss or Gs* tfSraA xnSs il a.
fs*s Ra{assT &sr&-ss- fssresrntnx 80 g7.ss-
sssssa 70 As&ssa- saes- ka9s~ss sad that sse
sss 1eS AZ liberty ss s1~ak s1ntsg ne 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-29

or Alaska This Is Mr., Brae~'s third
work on Alaska and. a. be thinks. his
best
Mr.. Bruce. In speaking OF the two little
Eskimo children be Brought down WITH
bin last year. says that the smallest Of
the two has some lung trouble and Is now
~ safsisatfan1 in New Yosk. bur that he
*xpecgs her TO recover. He WITH take the
children north next year. OF the Esktmss
he said:
They DO nss sem aaIe TO stand the CT.
EskiEnas that Pearv brought down only one
long diseases The medical men In New
York hepe 70 cure the st,t'e girl. ami her
case Is heing Watched with a srea, deal o.
interest"
Mr.. Bruce expects 70 leave the city about
1@ns fa with an expedition He sill at
tempt - go as FAR north a. r0ist Barrow.
lie thinks he viii I've suceesssss, this tme
although ne has tviet three times before
ard failed
Nj Bruce WI Also investigate thorough
Is TIE ceuntry around Gosovsn hay, Tie
s4ys ne thinks II wsa yet prove TO BE- enc
q she richest niiners' sectors In Alaska
Averaging about 81 " to the ran, and cor
ses9ueativ IN anxious tn ges hack 10 see
haw bis claims are turning cut
1esrx. n. kltttngcy has returned
from Spokane ard Republic. ard Is moro
Tran ever impressed VITA the richness az
tse properties IN shs sag camp s~Tee pssr~
chase ~ large hseck Of stoek In the
Mountain fAen ~ Ottawa parties ard tie
has eauee4 Csnssssa capital so s~ek In
xsrr nsrts ~ sSe camp ard give q very
rsstcA better tone All a-s0a5. Work on sne
properties y being prosecuted Sarseay ard
tAe SHOWING. 6s<sas *sfues ~ hesnw found
wits *erss I'm ,sasnv ~ shs rnsrrs very
rseh Gre = sesnx saken ess.'
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TICKETS for Dewey Day. excursion
to Olympia on sale today At Northern Pa
cific city and depOt ticket Offices. See dis
r. A. NApEAIT, Gen Agt
wAGNER.s band and Mn fernando
Madison park. Sunday afternoon, e:39.
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Louis E. Hart. Of Repuhlic, who MAS in
ths city II attendance AT IN. state eoaven
tian Ut the Knights az the NaeeAhs,es.
ssseAka very eneaursvsngly Of the camp and
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! visit 10 his Cd
| Sessh~sssess hosne NJ. MeBrsds
..~ was assistant psase-
II cutting attpsney 81
- King county sHstng
shA term Of sonn r. Mas~~. ana seok Al
active part ia tbs prosecution of mary
Important eases
Mr. AeBrsts tn sss huxsssttc ovNy South
ea&ssru Alaska. He t<sssvss Il II tae
greatest seest9a 81 eoassry 0fs tka skfs 81
tsse saTsss. he says THAT fss Hsiae-sa vsaIa
IN NOT yet knowr, He t.eifsyes thai theirs
wnf bx siiseny@rsss IN that section NAssS
VII sHgprSss fass weird.
we have ffe eounfry' said Mr., Mo
Hfste. -sssi W need god iars ! msss
confess that ~ arg somewhat psxx ed
on this lac auSstfan.. AishooGh MI Nc
Brfa1 refused 30 aissSt~s This point faSfhsf-
II ~ zAfe 60 SAP issf hs 0sss net beaiess
en- ~ ALASKA ara suited 10 the conditions
~IJsa you ever assp. esuttuued MI Nc
Hssas and Think az the Development 80
tng of m Southeastern Alaska II 10 rs-
yysoxkahls fas Still Theirs ~ more u cssfks<.
We hAr1 rich rsassx msnss. AID the pso-
pIe who oWn tAssn are sfasSIuE their feisn
by putting up nsitss Tia latest msii =
besnr eoussruetrs 81 seward CITY. near
trck Gre asf srss lees heard Indirectly
that he owners ~ ffe Ssa t>evst mine n
Thurn arm. which lis NEAR keschtknns ara
figuring on tsB-stamp mlh and exfen-
Mve Hume system
-Yyus wsser II comes 10 stamp mills and
mid fsstnea fhee3 n nnshfaE IN the world
ezfsaai ~ the fr~Adueli. Within tsn days
II ~iif have ~ Bsw gss-stsDp mil Ana =
Coe5ceufrassrx runnInxs The building
which contains rhs1 machinery IN - feet
toag. and s~o main shafts run the ensare
leegih at IL.
II una.sstassa that shs new min VIII be
named IN. New sa but thas 10 not Of
ssaAi The Tfead~ssi, with the AAditton
~ the New an has 90 sia0ps, divided
among 1--WE mills. - follows: New ~.
- Old TreAdwwii -, Mexican, i2ts Ready
Bullion. ~. snd the New Seven Hundred
-
There II great sisAl Of mining be.nx
dom. az LituyA hAy. aaxty milss from Ju-
neaa Ban frxnctaco people, under the
naxns Of the flfuya Grid MinIng Com
pnay. are the leaders. They have . new
prueess Of extracttug gold from black
sand Reports are favorable"
Registered II The Butler hotel In Fred
van HaumlAeh ard wife. Of St Paul Mr..
Won Baamhach vas for many years sccrr-
tasy Of ssaae Of Minnesota. and Is nov
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-29

E3Jtffff0f Of tnteT I'M
revenue for that
state. He In = vet
srAn az the civil war.
. Republican war
horse. and enc Of the
rncst influential poll
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SUNDAY FAD

1xnE sscsss.cs sssdsy psss-Isssissscer
grows sssce yess. vns..h ~as
r.csa charge : special ediser stsff.
ssAe = aaosg people ~ fhe Northwest u -
uidey eithsr
ne
psSshsd wtsh Chef soss
No. sssssd shroshosf ths uaifsd sfss The pcfarss
repreduced
iarxs nesropotaa
vhsch patinx
excessively Noshisg
making the sssstss gives - s
sewspapers-
special selected for
susday rssdsg sssirsy asythss
exsmpss soag Capt. Csghsa
sssesss, ssaagnnsas
rsprssad. presensd - THE faess dirty
the residens, MICA
md 6oss." festnrcs
AOxET-Or
IMMENSE PICTURE OF r~E suaIAL A.LuxGros-ss-.l.-
Hast u see ssaasrs srs..asrrss
soxs OF THE -
Of se..ep patriotic
~ o. -. e.,... % sssS ..r..... .. .s.
pssate assi kiswAss
woakEs N rAan-rA. -e.s-..'.
capital
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s.s Who ~..n.t he ss..A to
STUDY sornSAl's.-r>. York w.r,a.
ss,,s~-a hin u. .
sooxs-or.-., III. hates.
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QUEEN ycronIAs NEW MoSuMExr-TAe sitting
which has
SLAVE srAkE-ssory sur.s to
before tn. civil war
MIsxATED WOMEN
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p..ch,.x s..'.... ..a sAesi.s
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sssnisss ~ hig plaza IL San DteEe
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MOTHER PRECEDENT ~ the
Dreyfss affair A.s
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sr,s,.n c...hia.
stors~. of street and Town.
s.xs-..,.a trp around ii.
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sap~s.oien. of American sailors.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
About tho Chaplin.

AT the Chaplin mine the most
important work in hand is the
connecting of the Hamilton and
Chaplin properties by a new
cross cut. This cross cut is o0c
feet below the surface and is
driven from No. Hamilton
toward the Chaplin and will con
meet with the twelfth level Of the
latter property 1t will be about
five hundred feet in length and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
~-'~~@~@- JACOB BAUER, AGENT.
Mortgage Sale.

First publication Sept. 3O: last pub. Dec. ~.
Deitult having been made Ia the conditions OF
a. certain rSn, MORTGAGE %ads and executed
Anderson. his wife. OF Crystal Ysis.
Iron county, Michigan. TO the security
savings aud Loan Association. OF Mimi.
gI,nized under the laws of the state OF Nina
esotal dated on the twenty day OF April.
A. d.. 1907. and recorded In the Office OF shs
Register Of Deeds for the county OF Iron. Mbchi-
gan, on the fifteenth day OF May. A. ID. 'iSea, IA
Liber four 90 OF mortgages, on pages THREE
eighteen a. S 81, three hundred nineteen u 1ai%
three hundred twenty (32O) and three hundred
twenty-one ta2D, on which said mortgage
there Is claimed % be due at the date hereof,
the sum Of two hundred eighty three and alOo
dollars Of principal and interest aud the further
sum of seventy six aud 100 dollars for taxes
paid by said mortgage against the premises
described therein, aud the further sum or
twenty five dollars as AN attorney fee stipulated
for IN said mortgage, making total due on
said mortgage. NJ the date hereof, the sum OF
three hundred eightyfou and 23-1OO dollars,
and no suit or proceedings AT law having been
instituted 10 recover the moneys secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof
Now. therefor. by virtue OF the power OF sale
contained ~ said mortgage, and the statute In
such ease made and provided. ltice In hereby
given that on Wednesday. the 27th day or
December A. y. 1880, at One o'clock IA tho
afternoon Of said day ! shall sell ~ public
auction 60 the highest bidder. ~ the front door
of the court house In the city OF Crystal Falls.
lrou county, Michigan, THAT being the place
where the Circuit court for said county ofIronis
holden) the premises described IN said mortgage
or 40 much thereof as may be necessary TO pay
the amount due on said mortgage, with seven
per cent interest. and all legal COSTS sald
premises being described ~ follows, to.wit;
South che half Is. ~ ~ North East oDe-q
IN. y. ID Section thlrty-One (al) township
forty .three li3l north of Range thirt y-thre
laAl west, according to the government Survey
thereof, Ia Iron county. Michigan.
Dated Sept. 2S, 1899
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
By Robert ID. Russell. Receiver.
SHERMAN n. HANDY.
Attorney for Mortgages.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
, FROM THE MINES

~, n "a &, rh-rh 90 % 81 ~ ~ 81
The Corrlgan Mckinney Mines
Operations were never more
active about the mines Of the
Corrigan Mckinney group than
they are this fall All efforts
are being bent, just now, 10 get
away all the ore possible before
the close of navigation but
Captain Bennett has not been
negligent Of next years work and
has been putting in a lick, when
eyer he had spare moment. to
the work Of preparing for a very
large output the coming season.
Such work had evidenced itself
in enlarged stockpile room at all
OF the mines. and from appear
ances now in evidence, more ore
will be stocked the coming win
ter than is customary with these
people. The plan at their mines
in the past has been to get the
underground workings in shape
to turn out the ore at phenom
inal rate during the summer
months and TO increase the
charges by stocking during the
winter just as little as possible.
But this winter they will prob.
ably double the accustomed
stockpilc ore SO as to be in con.
dition TO rush il forward when
called upon next summer.
The Great Western and Lin
coin mines were really not in
commission until very late in the
summer as much work was
necessary, both underground
and ON surface, 20 get the mines
in condition 10 admit of an eco
nomical handling of ore. For
that reason the output Of these
mines will not run into a very
heavy tonnage this year
although, since the middle of
August, the ore has been going
forward from both properties at
u lively rata.
The Crystal Falls mine is pur.
suing the even tenor of its way,
producing ore at n remarkably
rapid rate; the great trouble
being TO get cars fast enough to
take away the ore.
The Lamont has proved itself
to be n favorite property with
this concern. 1t is fine mining
proposition and occasions but
little trouble. A very good out
put will be recorded for this
property for the season. Some
work is being done at the old
/ Paint River mine but nothing of
importance because of n short
age OF men. The Armenia
will be opened sometime during
the winter as will probably also
be the case with the old Hope
mine. which is also held by
these people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

two hundred feet have already
been driven.
Am exploratory drift is also
being driven in an easterly di-
rection from i. Chaplin shalt
II is now over one hundred feet
in length. Several small seams
OF ore have been cut. and the
management is in hopes of find
ing large body.
AT b Chaplin shaft the stock
dock has been greatly enlarged
and large amount of ore will be
mined in this vicinity during the
winter. This shaft was recently
sunk another level. The amount
stocked here last season was less
than 10, 900 tons. Additional
stock has also been provided at
the other hosting shafts, which
means a larger output all along
the line than last season. Iron
Mountain Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
THE IRON MARKET,
The Cleveland Iron Trade Review Resume Of
the Week in Iron Circles.

the Week In Iron Circles.
Pending a meeting of iron ore
producers and sales agents to
consider probable production
and prices of Lake Superior ores
for next year, inquiries from
furnacemen are accommodating,
and prices have been asked
already on tonnage running
well into millions. The old
range Bessemer association,
which has been in existence for
several years has we'll digested
data concerning the possibilities
OF the various properties in
cluded and the main question
will be that of price, The non
Bessemer producers who started
this year with a base of specified
chemical analysis who figured
values therefrom brou ght uni
formity into This branch of the
ore trade that had never existed
before, and gave furnacemen a
guarantee they had never had
before that all purchasers stood
on parity One interest was
not included, but otherwise the
non Bessemer schedule was
operative with good results.
Later in the season, rising prices
and the insistent demand for
non Bessemers at any price
made each transaction q law to
itself, but the probabilities are
that producers will cooperate
again for next year. The
obstacles TO agreement on
Mesabi ores in other years are
well known. Another attempt
Will be made to get n Mesaba
schedule, but the outcome can
not be predicted, in the abse nee
of assurance from one prominent
interest Any agreement made
would leave out of the account
contracts made for one ore for 10
years supplies, by various fur
mace interests. It is not likely,
owing TO the absence OF one or
two representatives of impor-
tant producers, that there will be
conference before the latter
part of th6.month. The freight
market has fallen in a way that
must give the vessel men IN
creasing satisfaction with their
81. % contracts for next year.
Ore is being moved at 81 from
Lake Superior ports and S0cents
has been done from Escanaba,
The beginning of the end is
seen, ia the loading OF last Lake
Superior cargoes, this week in
the case of a number OF vessels.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
At Florence.

At the Oliver companys ex.
ploration on section ~, i0.17,
about five miles from this city. q
drift is being driven from the
bottom of the 1913 feet deep
working shaft in northwest
direction toward one of the test
pits which is bottomed in ore OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

Notice " hereby given that ON the eleventh
day ~ September, A. D., 1899, writ 81 at.
tachment was duly issued out OF the Circuit
Court Tor the County ~ Iron ut the SUIT ot
the First state Bank ~ Tower, the above
uamed plaintiff, against the lands, teneinsnts
goods mud chattels. moneys aud effects OF
Edward Blake. the defendant above named tor
the sum OF two Thousand two hundred nhlrteeff
and D7tUO dollars. which said writ was return
able on the eighteenth day Of October, ID. lHev.
Dated this third day 81 November. A. D.. ihv0.
FHFD H. ABBOTT.
Attorney FOR plaintiff
business Address Crystal Falls, Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

and usc Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Dinrrhoca Remedy for all pains sf
the STOMACH aud all unnatural loose
ness Of the bowels. IL always cures.
For sale at Coles Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

The work Of changing the
course OF Iron River has been
commenced by the Oliver com
pany and from now on will be
pushed on as rapidly as possible
The right of way is already
clean OF trees and brush from
about half mile from the Dobcr
mine to the dam near the lsa-
bella mine. The new course
will hug the railroad track for
some distance and then turn III a
southcasterly direction until it
strikes the river again between
the mine and McDonald's mill
dam. A large steam shovel is
already on the ground and early
next week will be actively en-
gagged in scooping up dirt, stones
and stumps. This is big un-
dcrtaking Of the Oliver company,
and demonstrates more strongly
than ever before that this com
pany is here to stay Iron Co.
Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

an excellent quality. Supt. wan
expects 10 strike the main ore
body within fifty TO one hundred
feet. Two or three other test
pits, one of which Is several
hundred feet north Of the main
shaft. are also in ore. and the
prospects are very encouraging
for the opening of mine there
within a few months. A day
and night shift are now employ
ed. but the management has
been somewhat handicapped by
scarcity Of men. This difficulty
would easily be remedied by the
companys erecting and main.
tanning a boarding house for the
better accommodation of its en-
ployees.
" K. Hillyer, a mining ex-
pert. was in the city last Monday
in the interest Of the Minnesota
Iron Company. He examined
the old Wausau mining property
and also the Jackson exploration
on section 30, 40-l7, in the town
OF Florence The Wausau is
located on lot 3, section 10, 1892,
near the Michigamme falls
across the river IN Michigan
Peter Berg spent Sl3, 600 there
about twenty years ago, but was
finally compelled. through lack
of capital, TO abandon the prop
erty almost at the time when his
labors and heavy outlay were to
be rewarded by u big find OF ore.
A drill hole. $50 feet deep, pene.
trated clean ore and several
deep pits were also bottomed in
the metal. There is said TO be
nearly n hundred tons Of
merchandise ore Pulled up on the
surface at the Wausau, the aver
age analysis OF which shows
over go per centin metallic iron.
The lands are owned by the
Goddard estate. The writer is
hopeful that Mr. Hillyer's re
port 10 his company concerning
the two properties mentioned
above will be OF a favorable
nature.
During his visit here Mr..
Hillycr looked over and critically
examined lot 3, section II, 60. II,
near this city, which is owned
by the Goddard's. There are
strong indications that ore exists
on that property.
H. II. Bradt Of Iron Noun
tain, range agent for the Mime
sofa Iron Company, inspector
and examined the exploration on
section 30 generally known as
the "Auer mine'O ON Thursday
I'm case Mcssrs. Bradt and Hill.
yer recommend the property, it
is believed the diamond drill
now in service at the Minnesota
Iron Company exploration near
the Badger mine will be moved
to section 30 and put into i'm
mediate operation Florence
Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
first Publication November last Decemb,
23. lS9p.)
Sheriff's Execution Sale
Sale.

OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice " Hereby Given. that by virtue OF a
writ Of Execution issued out OF and under the
seal of the Circuit Court for the county ~ Mar
auette state OF Michigan. dated this third day
Of March A. u. 1907 10 me dircted aud deliver
ed In favor of Frank ". Hainrs and Charles 4.
Fnirhaiin against the goods and chattelS, lands
and tenements OF Thomas ". Gibson. James III.
Gamble Carl Peterson and Barnet Levin.
/ did on the 18th day 81 October A. ID. 1904
levy upon and take NIL the right, title and IN.
terest ~ said James II Gamble In and To the
following described real estate, situated in the
county az Iron aud state OF Michigan. to-wit.
All those CERTAIN pieces or parcels of land
situated In the Townships of Hematite. Crystal
Falls aud Mastodon. County of Iron and state
of Michigan, known and described as the west
hall OF tlie north west-qtiartcr OI section Tour
co, the north half ~ the north cnst-quarter
~ section 1--WE to-; the northea quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section eight tsli the
section thirty three ts's.) Town forty Tour tttl
north ~ range thirty three [3a west; the west
half nf the south west quarter OF section nine
teen 10, town forty.thrre ffal, north of ranQe
thlrty.threo ~. wert;lot five, OF section one
1. town iorty.three Id3l. north at range thirty.
two ~ west, and the northwest quarter ~ the
northwest quarter Of section six. town forty
two, ~ north Of range thirtyone III west all
of which | shall expose for sale ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, AZ the law
directs. AT the front door Of the court house
In the city ~ ''-v~tai Falls that heine the
county OF Tr, n, sta , 81 Michigan H. held, on
Thursday y two y-eieht day Of Deccmbcr
A. ID. 1892. Mt 10 ,'alock IN the forenoon.
Man .ile n. Waite.
= srin OF lrou county, Michigan
Htyder a 70 40
Attoin ey 20 plaintiffs.
Dated J-aDer o. A. ID. 1899.