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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
COOP EFTS roe DHLUTH.

The Evening Haald Of Wed
nesday contained a dispatch from
a correspondent at Niles, Ohio,
which is Of much import to Du
lutll and the ranges. The full
text Of the telegram is CIV n.
John NJ. Thomas aud broth
ess, of Niles, OHIO, have con
cluded the purchase of the blast
furnace at Duluth. negotiations
for which have been pending for
some weeks. Enough additional
ground and water frontage have
been also secured from other
parties to make d site Of N ore
than 100 acres, thus affording az
opportunity for additional work :
when demanded. The york O:
putting the furnace in repair and
making the improvements rs>-
quired for lis operation along
modern lines, will be entered up
on at once, and in June it will
be in full operation. It will be
enlarged and brought to a capa-
city Of more thar 800 tons: daily
about double its former aver.
age output. The channel to deep
water in St. Louis bay will be
completed, docks built and ad
ditional fuel and all storage pro
vided. Mr.. Thomas in the out
set will secure his coke in carg
lots by lake. but if encouraged
somewhat by LEGISLATION will
erect coke ovens Of his own w
on the site Of the plant Of SUITE.
lent capacity to meet all his own
requirements and probubly more
These will be at frs Of tho bee
hive pattern, but are likely to be
followed later by bi p"odlc ;
ovens. When tho latter ara n
stalled the surplus gas Will be
sufficient to supply both Du:u; y
and Superior at less than pres
ent cost
THE principal market for t',e
product Of the furnace will be
sought in the west, although Mr..
Tho mas is convinced that if
forced to DO SO lie can deliver his
pig iron at Chicago or Cleveland
at q fair profit. He is looking,
however, for large and incrsas-
ing Western demand and has
plenty of capital to add to lis
works as needed, He has just
closed a successful career in iron
manufacturing at Niles by . sale
fof his plant there to the Nation
al Steel company and will soon
remove to Duluth to devote his
energies TO the development of
that point as a great iron and
steel center. H.
. Negotiations are now we'll
Under way with other equally re.
sponsible and capable manu-
facturers for the establishment
Of new industries in iron and
steel ia Duluth, whose advantage
Va. &
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
! TPLIrATIOE FOR LICENSE
- Sell Iatoaic a ::Hs Liquors.

stats Q; ss;nsos3t st.; COMFY CO s.. Louis city
cf Virginia S.:
To :tc COMMON Council: II .ac city Of VIZ
g:aii IN the coGut5 .: 81. L,ts:s and e,ote OF
MINNESOTA:
Tho undersigned. ot:o Eanaa!s. heretJ
rakee application. fcr u license to be
granted to iiis,. 10 sell ;atox.cst.n i<,o-s for
period CT onc year from the i2ta Gay Of
April. 1893.
Tic p!sce v!,s7s t:2a said b.s:.sss IS to BE-
c :r:;e's % !s design. sa as fellows:
Gae lower $50: CT sIss ccc:s:a *wo st4,rT
frame building situated IN lot r. ti>:ck u In
Tao Cisy Of Virginia. 81. Louis coEr,y. M:,.a
Said applican. prays that such License +.
granted 80 j,:ra pursuant to the ordinance OF
said c:sJ o: T'i.S;n!a an3 tie statutes .; sa:!:
stare o! 3i:.Ic sota. Ill aac:. Case ra.1s a.6
provided.
Dated &. Virginia. 3:;aa sarc!: g. 1853.
Oito iIsC:.:::a.
The above application will co:0o Up fyr
hsa-!as April -. 1863.
GAS E. FAY.
CITY Recorder.
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Err1..f., E{.,r 10,

E.c!~.:,. Hior.. Oct. s. isa
Sars:c1t 20 csII G! tia psss:d=,., II tie
beard, tie tosrd .ns, IN tke :;<7ks oGes svr
sas Purpose G: s7.sasn;iag Judges of election
The fo!!oDics uso were appointed 81 IT.,
:>oard:
1st 2rsc.act-J. II. 7es-ce, John GU. SOD
Jo.s Score.
81 Prsciae:-C. =. Nilier. A. 8. cva..s s..L
Mike Pr!gi.
81 Prec:nct-J. Il. Esariiae. Viz Bark.
eodS. E. Helps.
z:h Prrc:Hc.-c,r:s. clscr. 4. {. D:oxn
aud u. sccaz:ky
5:h Prseinss-M. y. L. Fuller. E E. Ross III.
and C.1ss. T. Johasoa
eeh ryec:Eco-c. !. Morrison, Frya E::c.-
so ana Oscar Olson.
:,h Prec:1,c:-l. iieau. Jos. Leach ADJ I'll
g:!.aIs.
s.: rrac;rct-:. ). sullivan. AZ E4.a:cs
All L3a.5 Tir.!:g
ca = ot!oa 1:rciias adjourned
re. CELss.
Tv1n Cir.I.
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ER4iTAElS GHECi' HDIC.

A deal was closed Tuesday f.,
the sale Of the Franklin group .c
the National S:eel company. by
whom the properties will b.
actively wrought This means :
force Of from 100 TO 500 men al
these mines t:1e coming season.
Supt. Pafnales, for Some Tins
past supcl'!r:erd dent Of TIE group
remains jn charge.
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FOR. s Al !!
Undivided one-half interest in
The VIRGINIA IRON WORKS.
For particulars address
+. G.. STREHLE1N,
Virginia, MINI.

The American Wire G. Steel
Go. have purchased the Zeni;h
feet Of lake carriers, for use in
transporting ores from tLeic new
range properties.
The water is row practically
out Of the Commodore, and the
management is now in getting
things shaped for active work At
that property.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
POWER FIfON RZyER.

Following on the news of the
sale Of the blast furnaces at West
Duluth comes another BIT of in
dustrial news that means much
for the industrial prosperity Of
Duluth. This is that the water
power Of the st. Louis river is
to be developed at once. and
power is to be distributed from
that point by wire to the power
consumers at the head OF the
lakes.
In the early winter a gentle.
man named John Conger came
to Duluth from New York and
secured a number of contracts
from power consumers in winch
they agree to take electric power
from his company provided it
was furnished within a given
time and in amounts as needed
or contracted for.
1t is now learned that the
money for developing this power
has been uEderwritten. and this
means that the project will be
pushed through to completion.
In doing this it will be necessary
to employ large mum Der Of men
The cheap power that will be
furnished will undoubtedly be al
inducement for the establish
ment of new industries in Du
luth.-NeWS-Tribune.
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TdTEii FS,S Ell.

The Easter bonnet this saasoD
is dandy. 1t has a COW catcher
In front, a flower garden On top
and a tuft Of grass relieved by
the bead and wings Of a bird on
tire cooked side. The whole is
banded together with an elabor
ate use Of ribbon and chiffon.
and topped off with a millinery
DILL Of just proportions.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

STH1GSE.

nal|et Roberts, of Duluth, was
Whiting friends in town Tues.
day.
". ". Browne has moved ths
postofice to his building across
the street.
The scholars of the D:wabil4
school Gre having their sprine
vacation.
Dr. Spratley was in town this
week.
louis GIassner, who is attend
Ing the Duluth Ligh school, Is
spending his spring vacation
with his parents.
The Ii erary society we're en
tartaiued at tine home Of MIS- c.
Il. MJrrIi! t'sjs week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Doyle and family
rct!rl.sd from Vi:yiuj;., WHARF
they spend The winter.
The machinery, boilers etc
are being moved from tho Gin
ciunat1 mlno w!;lc!, probab::; );
means ;lls abandonment o. this
mise as there is not much ore OF
q marketable quality left. 1'}1e
boilers aud Stock Of the Clnciu,
matt goes to the Hale mine which
Is going 10 start up rext meath.
The other machinery goes to the
Droliierton mine 90 the Gogebic
range, which is contracted By
Jos. Sejiw5od,
Miss Triple and Miss Ogin are
spending their spring vacation
with friends at Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Patten, OF
Duluth, spend the week will,
Biwabik friends.
Mrs. Hepburn, who hes beep
visiting friends here fer the past
two weeks, returned to her Du.
luth nome Wednesday.
The Drake & Gs~at;on Go. arc
repairing. pr epara;ory to an early
resumption: Of work at the mine.
Ben Bankhe returned Tuesday
from Ripley, Tern, where he
has been spending the winter.
Wm. Eosbing came over from
Evcleth Wednesday to accept a
position az blacksmith with the
Drake & Stratton company.
a representative of the Polk
Directory Co.,wa il town this
week in the Interests If the new
anSe directory soon to be issued
Vim. Feslow returned Tuesday
from his home in Iowa, and TO-
sumes his former position with
the Drake & StrStton company.
Miss May Scl,ur visits Eyele,h
friends this week.
J. B. Fu'rtney returned Mon
day from Memphis. Tenn. where
be haas been employed by the
Drake & Slratton Co. this winter
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
MAYORS PROCLAMATION,
City o. Virginia.
Mayors Office.

City Q: Virginia.
Mayors Office.
Virginia. MINI. March Il 1871.
Tuesday. the 9Th day o: April. ;sse. be
Ing the day Of a general elccsic,i in said city
Ct Virsints. I, Z. K. Brown, acting mayor OF
said city, hereby proclaim that the provisions
of section ssren.ecn ~ chapter four q, OF
the general laws Of Mnueso,s. for 1885, which
saia section is as follows, tow:t:
SECTION y. No spirituous. malt CT intox-
icaticg liquor shall be sold or given away. nor
shall any store. saloon or bar room where
such liquor is sold or given away be opened
On Any general or special election day at any
time between the hours Of five o'clock in the
forenoon and the hour Of eight o'clock in the
afternoon. Whoever violates any provision
OF this section shall DO Gned not less than ono
hundred dollars nor more than three hun
dred dollars for each offence, aud in default
thereof shall be imprisoned in the county
jail for period not exceeding six months
Win be strictly enforced.
J. + = s 2. K. DRowS,
,....~ ,a..s. = Acting Mayor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
School Notes.
ROSA -MAaoeEE. Editor.
ADELAIDE EATON, Assistant Editor
SrAFE-RKEroRlC Glass.

Quilt the more stately man
slons, O nay: soul,
AS the swift seasons roll!
Leave thy low vaul,ed past!3
Let each new temple, noblel
than the last, u
Shut thee from Heaven with q
dome More vast: ,as.:.s: -. ! 90 :.
. Till thou at. length nit free,
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OF Situation is now becoming
we'll understood. When these
ave favorably concluded Duluth
will be we'll under way toward
the realization Of her high hopes
as great manufacturing city,"
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Leaving thine on! grown slleel
by ITS Interesting seq.

s<Ns
Leaving thine on! grown slleel
by IFS interesting sea.
The ninth grade are anx:ous,y
awaiting another Latin test to
show that they haven't been
studying the subject Ia vain
The Algebra class Gre now lin
proporton'-to wlla+?
Oar new program which, WAS
lately formed promises to do
away with evening relaxation,
as it makes home preparation Of
lessons comou!sory.
Any one receiving an link
sketched Easter CARR may credit
it TO some member Of the High
School and Grammar class.
Prof. Park visited the Franz:
lin school Thursday.
The Franklin children are de-
| lighted TO have tho use OF the
spare room for Kindergarten
games for fifteen minute period
on Friday afternoons.
Miss Christjana Books, Of
soudan, spent Tuesday viii siI.e
teacher and children Of tic
Franklin school.
Some "broal smiles we're Oh.
served Monday morning when
certain members Of the High
! School were handed state cert.
fcates.
Give every Mao thy e=r but
few thy voice" The editor Of
The Entcrp1is. school-notes en
beavers to heed the above coun
sell.
A. dag Or 50 eli around Eas
ter would not be 50 very dis
agreeable TO: the members Of tbs
High School.
| Wonder IL our Prof. THINKS OF
turning the spare room above u:
into q gymnasium. Though the
stairs a:e nsrrow tie :oou. il
wide.
1t is not now difficult; task &c
count the remaining weeks 0!
this school year. Were we /:
liken our school year to n hill
which we would mount and de-
scend. We might say that we srt
now rapidly approaching the
base. the summit Of which was
reached some time ago. AS US
can usually descend hill more
rapidly than mount il; We hal
better make good use Of our tins
that IS still ours-for y:ca-
tion will lie ,:crc tsf.ro ga y. .,
jze it.
| We seem 10 t>c ont <,f luck ta;s
vo,r !, TIA ,,,c ~ , .,;;.,,
Even Apri! Is: has 10 ';!Il Oh Sat.
uriay.
The eie',:}1 grad, cci:.,,s ~ an.
Joy those precious Aixst~as.
The r;:l:;; s;a<is v;:;:, ,ra.r, is
greatest SUCCESS cs~.f,c:a!gv v-,. +,
thew eater: i, the pleasures "a
1r,i,or:ion.
A rama e.,o:,ar :, .>>:,~.:;.,
bo:i" is 2 l>,:,r;.n ora i, s5,nc
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RaE.7g PEACE MRs' EsyoVTs rSUR

RAEag PEA C;a@Rs' EssoUEa rcUH.
County :5np;. Wheel has this
week issued Invitations to the
teachers Of the ranges 10 attend
meeting to be held at Tower
and Soudaa on April ct and %.
for the purpose Of organizing a
Range Teachers Association.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
EASTER SER TttE.

Dr.. Kathan. pastor Of the FRS,
M. 'E. Church. will hold al Eas
ter service on Sunday evening
next. He has appropriately
chosen for his subject The Re
surrectiou." Music also will be
fitted to the occasion. All are
invited, and it is hoped the
church may be iI'ed.
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Terms, 50 Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Special Notice.

Persons wishing news item. change OF
''ad." OR anything in tho lire Of locals in
serted, viii please have same in our Office by
Thursday noon OF each week, If convenient
as it saves tin.o and trouble for both parties
We reserve the right tc positively refuse
any notice Of whatever nature after o'clock
.. N. On Thursday.
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HxZE TIE 5:zU$Ci.Y scRIrflEG.
Current rumor is that the
D AXE & Gsr:&tton company have
obtained a big stripping con
tract at The sauntrx, which will
en,h'oy 200 t, 800 men there this
season. The obtaining Of sa:!,
cuntract by dis company means
muca to Virginia.
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Minutes Of tie Proceedings Of tho
Beard Of Supervisors Of the
Township Of Acseba Mount
ain, in St. Louis county and
St&:e OF .s--inreeota, including
ell accounts audited by said
Beard.
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Fancy commercial printing at
afTHE ENTERPRISE,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
PASSENGER TIME TABLE.

Daily, Except Sunday.
". ]. MOORE. Agent.
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J. B. Furtney returned Mon
day from Memphis. Tenn. where
he haas been employed by the
Drake & S;ratton Co. this winter
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-23
1914.
GARRETT A. HOBART,
1899.


The following official statement was
given out at the Hobart residence by Pri-
1.-The funeral services over the body of
the late vice president will be held at the
Saturday, November %, at 2:3O p. m.
'Inasmuch as the seating accom!noda-
tionS of the church are entirely made
quate it will be necessary that seats be
reserved for the various national, state
organizations with which Mr.. Hobart was
connected and intimate personal friends
it will be impossible to provide for the
general public until various officials, rep
resentatives and friends have been ac-
previous to the public exercises on
Saturday a brief service will be held at
the president and his cabinet and inti-
mate personal friends.
ION Friday afternoon the body of the
vice president will be placed in the Ii
have an opportunity to view it. The in
terment will be at the convenience of the
family at Cedar Lawn cemetery
-Four companies of regular soldiers from
Governors Island will take part in the
as an escort from the late residence of
the vice president to the church. The mil
dent Mckinley and his party.
It is expected that President Mckinley
tices and other officials from washing
ton will arrive before noon on Saturday.
representatives and other United States
officials Will start from New York and
to take charge of those on board.
DR.. Newton, the vice presidents physi-
giving the cause of death as "dilation of
heart, due to myOcarditis."
Mr.; Hobart was member of the Order
of Free and Accepted Masons of high
rank, thirty-second degree Scottish Rite
Mason and a Knight Templar In reply
to inquiries of Representatives of various
Masonic bodies. it has been explained to
them that the family deem it best not to
have a Masonic funeral. Up to the pres
ent the names of the pail bearers have
not been o 6aH DE- r Hobart tw9
might happen named six of his most in
innate friends in New Jersey ana it is
bearers.
Mrs. Hobart is bearing up well under
her great trouble and today was able to
see q few of her most intimate friends, in
cluding Attorney General Griggs and Mrs.
Griggs, and Rev. DIR. Magic, who will de-
liver the funeral grafton
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-23
ONLY SHALL FRY.
Donald McPhail Tells About the
KIondike 'EBluff"

The State Journal is in receipt of a
communication from Donald McPhail,
who is an inmate of the soldiers home
at Leavenworth, regarding the present
condition of the dives at K1Ondilxe, near
the home.
Eight small fry were recently pull
ed he writes. ''They were given due
notice in advance and were put under
a small bond. Then they returned to
the business of poisoning and robbing
the old soldiers as usual. There are %
dives now running in Delaware town
ship.
Pensions will be paid at the home
the latter part of this week or the first
of next At this writing thieves and
rough women are landing here from
Kansas City and other places, and they
will have full sway without fear of mo-
lestation from those in authority from
governor down to constable"
Mr.. McPhail also tells of a, dance
penitentiary last Saturday night in eel
tentiary binding plant, and at which
some of the church members are in
censed. Mr.. McPhail claims that the
celebration was originally an oyster
supper, but that the oysters had a
hilarious effect on the company and
the dance followed, in which Mr. Nc
PhaiI alleges, some of the cOnvicts were
allowed to participate and dance with
the wives of some of the guards and
others who were present. Mr.. McPhail
says this is the first time a dance was
ever held inside the walls of the state
prison
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-23
MONEY FOR BONDS
In New York Is Being Invested in
City Securities.

New York, Nov. 23-The subtreasury
purchased bonds calling for the dis
bursement of $4O0, 900 yesterday. OF this
amount 100000 was paid for 5 per cent
bonds.
Yesterdays transactions, on account
of bond purchases, gave a debit balance
against the subtreasury Of $2,050, ia at
the clearing house.
This is the second large debt balance
that the subtreasury has had since the
bond purchases released some of the
treasury cash in this city. Today's pay
ments bring the subtreasury bond dis
bursements to about $9, 800 600.
1t was pointed out in banking circles
that the financing of the city loan, re-
quiring So 050. 800, caused stiff rates for
money. City bonds have thirty years to
run paying 315 per cent interest, and
costing but 106. Four per cent govern
ment bonds redeemable under the
treasury circular have only eight years
to run and bring 113, the per cent ma
ture in five years and sell for III. For
this reason it will be seen that a saw
ings bank could easily afford to turn
over it's 4 and 5 per cent bonds to the
government investing the proceeds in
long term municipal securities at a
profitable basis. A local savings insti-
tuition is said to have secured most of
the city bonds. The proceeds of the sale
Will go into the regular municipal de-
pOSitOrieS.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-23
HAD TOO MANY STAMPS.
Armourdale Young Man Held For
Trying to Dispose of Large
Amount of Postage.

Leavenworth, Nov. 23.-Chief Grams
ton of the police force arrested young
man 21 years old named Frank Golden
yesterday afternoon and is holding him
for inves tigation. Golden was trying to
dispose of z, number of postage stamps
him in letter to pay his board with.
He had two sheets of fifty stamps each
and several smaller sheets, altogether
numbering 191 stamps of the value of
$3.50. The boy also had IA cents in
money. Chief Cranston does not be-
lieve a parent in the ordinary walks of
life would have nearly 200 postage
stamps on hand at one time, or that
she would go to the postOfffce and buy
that many to send through the mails
when a money order would be more
easily handled.
Golden said his mothers name is
Kerry and that her home is 1923 South
Eighth street ,Armourdale. He said
he came here Sunday to look for work.
He is comfortably dressed and had on
a light overcoat and cap.