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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female
COPYING or SHORTHAND accurately
rendered. lowest rate for hrst-class
work, discount on large orders. TYPE
WRITER. 800 Broadway. Room 40l
COMPANION. governess assistant house
keeper. private secretary; refined Amer
lean woman Of 30. who refers TO me-
THOs W. HOTcHKfSS. . West ATHEIST.
COMPANION or GOVERNESS.-By a re-
fined young LADY. speaks French. Ger
man. English. 10 lady or one child Miss
SHILLING. 945 5d-ave.. South BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED.-A partner 20 take half interest
IN a new rapid acting range finder. for
land and sea. with which distance can be
found between 5 TO Is seconds time. Only
answers OF persons Of high financial stand
ing will be considered. CASTOR. 433 Keap-
ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW's

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 2l1 r. 42d-st.
Telephone. 2.584-3sth st.
First-class servants are supplied; COOKS.
ohambermaids, Mattresses, buffers, laun-
dresses useful-men, etc. also experienced
managing nouseksepers. governesses. In
valids' attendants and other professional
help; high-grade mercantile workers sup
piled without charge: references carefully
Investigated
FRENCH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. COZ
9th ave.-SuperiOr servants procured:
cooks. Mattresses. French maids. German
nurses English buffers coachmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

.-s~.~~S~~~~rNN~NNNNN NN~o~~NNN~co.No.N
FOR sALH-Antique furniture. 232 9th
ave, near 24th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

TIVE ossIN1NG SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. sING-SING
Il ON-THT -HUDS o.. Miss [. c ruler. Frh' oZ'
year hes Sep; 2,th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
Gcachcrs

.>o~~o~~,.~N --oNN"rO'~'N-H
DR w G.. NOVEL;. private tutor at Pupils homes or
ii at III T.. SD St. Two pupils received in family
TDFV WN. TATLOCIs private tutor ak years expert
f1 ence one pupil received family Saranac Lake. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand: lowest prices, easiest
terms. MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

GARDENERS Married and single; all
nations and we'll recommended: also
frst-class coachmen and usesul-men. and
some good farmhands experienced and
lately landed. At CARPENTERS los
6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

SECOND or USEFUL MANLY young
Frenchman. industrious. in private fam
fly; best references MORERE, care Las
serre 100 West 55th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

GARDENER, &c.-Understands the care
OF horse and COW: willing TO make MN
slnele. reference. TIL. COWAN, 23S East
25th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

I-sEFI-IrMAN.-N obliging: assist
waiting; private family: city or country;
city and country references. Call 1oo West
25th-st care Macs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

CHAMBERMAID. &c.-Young girl ss
chambermaid in private family: willing
IN assist with children: best city refer
ences. no cards. Call DDS West i9th-s,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
no rrcE OF A.srssar>f
The sevier Mining and Nifunr -.
pany. n Corporation, prlnclnsi No.
Of business, Salt L.aks ~
city. Utah.

Notice II hereby riycn that A.
clal meeting % the Board u D.fes,,,.
% the said corporation. called a. N y
pufporc by the President. and h.lt j.
the ofice Of the company. c5fns, .
fifth South and Tenth East Etrc.,. Y.
salt Lake city. Utah. on the I'D n.
OF March. 1879. an assessment ~ ~.
cents per share Nns levied npsn n,
capital stock % the cprporntlch 80,
able Immediately to the undsf,iss,,
Secretary. 1T tho ONCE u ths C6mf',-,
corner FINN fuuth and Tenth ~.
Streets. IN Salt Lake city. Utah
Any stock upol which this a,,.,.
inent may rcmnin unpaid on ,hs n.
day of Aprll,is,g shall BE- dsiinlusnt,s,
adscftired for sale az public susIi-.
and unless payment h. made iaf.,.
viii he sold on the ard day n Ma
1872 al 10 o'clock r.. M. az the 49,.
rnid office o. the company. ~ nav n.
delinquent assessment torethsr VI.
the coats Of advertising, and csre-@
o. sale.
Location u mine and works of al,
Corporation. oold siountain. rlse
County. Utah
ny order Of the Hoard.
r. y. MCKINNEY.
Secretary
Corner Trnih East and rita ~,
Streets. salt Lake CITY, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
SorIcn TO cnrnrrnn.

Estate Of wIiford woodrun No..
Creditors win present ciaiT,. n'l
vouchers TO the undersigned oxr.,,.lli
at the oifice 81 Young \ Movie w.
ncyr. over the DcscrHt NAtionai ~ n. (,
corner Of Main and First aouth 49,
salt Lake city, Utah. on or before A, /.
Date Of firat publication. Mareh A..
1899. alr
JOHN IAotfrs.
AsAnEL INIT WOODRUFF
WfLFORD WOODRUFF.
Executors ~ tho last Will n,t
meni of wilford woodru.i. dsoss,'s..-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

United States Land ofiss.
Salt Lake city. Utah March I. isr.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Salt Lake city. Utah. March 4 isE
TO WHOM n MAY CONCERN.
Notice n hereby alyen that the g,s..
81 Utah hns nitd M this arirr. llrif =
lands selected hy The STATE fnf gsfir,
fchooi purposes under section ". ~ h.
Act Of July 10. isgi.
f'hc following tracts. embraced 4
raid lists. nrc IN townahlra rdih iirif
mineral claims ~ record. VIA
List No. O for Reform echeol.
EN- Of NEH of Section "a. Town.
ship south. i,auEs West
List No. ). Reform Rehooi
Lots a. ~. is. and -. Hccii0n q Tow.
ship "A South. harEe "a East
List No. .. for Reform School.
EI Of 4 W {. and y Eg afREr
Of Section II. Township a souih. ilinr
W q otsEn and SEN ossEI
% Section .. Township u North. Raffs
West.
list No. 10. reform school
NE y OF Section a. Township u
South. Range 10 East
last n. Reform School
So of NE. and NE a ofsEg
Of section 9, Township North, i.anr
l East
SEI Of NEx of section :. and "
4, Of N W "A and y W y ~ q "
Section :. Township 4 soaih. RanEs !
List y. Reform schooi
cen ~ y u y % seotlon y rnvn.
ship 10 South. Range ? Last. W . y
" u ~ section ". Township y
North. Range l West,
List -. reform school
Lot No. :. u section u. T5wnfhp
II South. Range East, W y of'N q \
X " y 81 y W y. and y q = ~ v
. OF section ~ re~nship = y! SUN
section y. Township 10 souta, n1ns.
Z. and : W 4 o. n i Z % SECTION
Township 70 South. Range 10 West
a copy of said lists. 20 far a. M
relate 60 these tracts, by dclcfiputt
aubdlytaiona, has been coaplcuouty
fostcd In this once for inspection "
any person interested and The paols
generally.
Within the next sixty days follovits
tho date OF this notice. under the a.
partmental regulations Of November y,
1875 { q l.. u. tsg). protests OF conieiu
ngAlnat tho claim OF the State 70 AM
Of the tracts OF subdivisions herein go
cfihed on tho ground that the Fniaf
more valuable for mineral than Coz az.
ricultural purposes. VIII DO receiy,i Ahi
noted for report 20 the General Lana
once at Washington. u. G. failnre 70
protest or contest the claim OF w
State 10 said land within the YIN,
specified, will be considered suihclent
evidence ~ It's non.miheral chafArtft
and n. selection belnE otherwise ~.
from objection will be recommends
for approval.
PRANK u. Honns. Regisisr
GEO. A. SMITH. itceelfer'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

With President woodrufrs advent In
20 power came. In September. 1880. the
Manifesto. dincontlnninE the practise
of plural marriage. Times had changed
and the Lord now diryctcd His people.
who had made - many sacrifices. to
submit 10 the law OF the land and leave
The issue with Him. They obeyei. An
era OF good feeling enaucd; MormOns
and Centiles affiliated socially. polltl-
caliy. and were friendly NJ never be-
fore, The old political lines. on which
a IONS and bitter nght had beea wagei
between the Peoples party and the
Liberal party. were obllteratei, and
the citizens generally. regardless %
past prcjudicea and affiliations. divided
and Republicans. A. an appropriate
capstone 10 the temple % peace and
patriotism thus reared, Utah Ter
ntory since lHiO-On January 4. 1888.
was admitted into the Union as n state.
Further acts OF grace on the part OF
the Federal government were the par
don by Presidents Harrison and Glove
OF ali polygamists. and the
return. by act Of Congress-. Of the
Mormon church property oonfscatei
under the operations OF the Edmunds-
Tucker law.
Prlor TO tho dedication Of the salt
Lake Temple. April .. 1888. Preaideni
Woodruff permitted IN fact. invited a
concouffe " non Mormon eItiAena
10 pass through the sacred building and
Inspect 80 furniture and equipments. a
privilege Unprecedented. and courtesy
much appreciated by the whole Dentlle
community. The TEN =. which had
been forty years In building, and had
cost nearly three and half million dol
lars. was dedicated with solemn ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

Nasal catarth quickly yields 10 treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which ia
utreeably aromatic. II IN received
through the noatrlls. clennses and
hnala the whole surface over which ID
alnlser Itself To test Il. a trial size
ior ~ e.nlA or the large. for 90 cents, Is
ilhlled ny Fly Brothers, 70 Warren
street New York Druggists Keen N
\ remedy for Nasal catarrh which IL
Crying or exciting TO the diseased mem.
nrnne should not be used. Cream Balm
II recognised as n specific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
TO PRESIDENTS OF MISSIONS

The semi-weekiy News win he sent
without charge 10 each pair OF mlnaIon-
aries or the Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter.day Saints laborinr In any part
OF the world. Presidents Of mlsrlnnr in
which the Elders are not yet receiving
inc "NeWn' VIII please notify US al
onSe OF the number OF papers they
II desired papers can be sont In b,,i,t
from THIS office, 20 mission headauar.
ter for distribution.
THE DEsERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
Health is Wealth
Or. {. c Wssts nervs
and Brain Treatment

UVu ITHFfI FF"IFTTF"7T"
The original, all othera limitations = Ni
under positive written guarautfe " -
thofiEed agents only, 20 cure Meas in ~"
ofy, uiTxinesa, wakefulncts, nts ~ s.'.J
nervousness. iaanitudc. ekctalte Wy ~
tobacco, opium, or liquor which lellt
misery. Consumption. insanity ana as4n
A. store Or by mail. 81 a boz. Hlk w.
money. Samnis pa"kase' eSntainins nss
days treatment. With full Inst ractis,h,, ~, I.
cents one sample only fold 20 eaeh w.
RE Rsd fsbel sps"Iai Easra strength, e.,
Loss 81 Power. u a box. tix for y. vi
written guarantee TO cure IN " day~
store or by mall
?. C. scHRMAM
Prescription Druegist..,
MCCORMICK building, corner Main nna
South street. bait Lake cry. u'AH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
TINE EXODUS

The Twelve Apostles. the Council
neat In authority 90 tho First Preni-
dcney, which death had dissolved, non
took the leadership 0f the church. ~
spite 81 clninin 20 the succession put
forth BY Sidney lurdon aud other pre-
tenders, sidney, who, disaf9ctei. was
living IN retirement at Pittsburg. Pa,
az The time 81 tho martyrdom. after the
roIecliln Of his claim by the Apostles
ana the main body 81 the people, iefi
the Church and was never again iden'
lncd with Il Many others ftii away
but undei the firm viii and Wise man
ugement of President Young the
Church was kept intact. the Nauvoo
Temple was completed and dedicated.
aud the great exodus from Illinois
planned and executed. The vanguard
u the migrating Saints, fleeing from
persecution-which did not cease NJ the
death ~ the Prophet. but ihencsforth
made brigham Young itH chief target
leaving Nauyoo IN February, isie, and
crossing the frozen Mississippi. YEARLY
dragged their heavy wagon trains
across snoW-covcred Iowa, and about
tho middle ~ June rested upon the
Missouri. whore they founded Winter
quarters, There, and at other tcmpor-
AIRY fettlementH, they were Joined later
In the year by the remnant OF the
Church from Nauvoo. which city.
treAcherouEly beseged by a mob. after
promises VI seace and suspension ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
A GATHERING STORM.

Almost Immediately the prophecy be.
I'm 10 be fulfilled. In fact, befor. II
was uttered there had been h,nri low
muttefinga Of the temuest IA a waa
soon TO brvAk IN pltllsss fury nnan the
beads u the hanlcss sainta nenaatea
but insncctuai efforts had been ,nade IN
the Miffourians, with the eorni.
vance q certain enemies of Inc
Prophet In. Illinois. 70 arr,st him
ana hia WILLOW captive 6unsn,
Ions ~ refugees from iuatlcs"
snd cary them back 10 Missouri, ana
NE aposiAsy o. John e. Rennett. a
mar whom joseph had trusted and
mA.. mayor " Nauvoo chancellor ~
ne uni'efsisyand major-geaefal n the
s',, anu Mho now turned araiurt
nin nhl sought MS NE, east another
cloud upon the horizon. governnr
Thomas Ford IN his hlstorv az Uirai"
stirmailzes bennett Az sprohabiy ~.
greatest fcamp IN the Western coma
NY" hepudisied ard east IN nv H.
Prophet. Tor his nagrant imnioraii,ies
ne rsthhated ny lnventinF md III
enhuHF the most Infamous falsebo,d,
about MS former henefarior nernst,,,.
nihi hmlng other things % sanctloninv
met relations between the sex.s ~.
also revived the story of the .sDant,,.,
o. Destroying Angels''-- an nii,,..,,
nahd of nssassins wh0fe hnSlne-s wos
70 protect and ayenge the Morne,
lenders nnd prey upon the Oentiie."
. haniefuui laie originated bv one N,
nNhth, another apostatt. al Ear Ws.t
y Mm AZ this luncture maj M
rtophet. forrseeing the lnevltabie mr..
aaieted ne exodus o. his peoole Ia ibe
hoely MounthinH. Two more attemnis
Nefe made 10 drae him back Ia ME-
.eu,l. put each time he was llhor~,sl
. ~ hah D, corpus by the municipal
THE ANrI-MoRMoN PARTY.
Much nf the lu.feellnr tb,, nov. A..
rfr % he IlaH.fested bv Az. NV ns-
y Illinois, once 70 friendly in,,, p,Vp,e e
tTophe' and hia followers, was dauh,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28

object TO- The people have n
right to know what compensa-
ton their officers get, whereas,
under the present arrangement
no one knows the salary Of the
clerk because no one knows the
amount of fees he collects. This
is not doing right by either the
clerk or the people as it places
the one under suspicion aud
keeps the other in the dark.
Pay the clerk a salary common
suratc with his position and then
have him turn over TO the county
every cent OF fees that is due it.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28
MIST nave AUTHORITY.

The county board Of supervis-
ors has instituted a policy in re-
lation to the purchase Of supplies
for this county which is com
mendable and which we hope to
see carried out to the letter. A
purchasing committee was APP.
pointed early in the year and
requisition blanks furnished to
be used in the purchase Of sup
plies Except in the case OF a
few bills Of THE DIAMOND DRILL
presented early in the year, the
acquisitions were ignored and
bills were passed without ques.
ton until the meeting Of January
10th when a number of bills
were referred back TO the com
mittee for endorsement. The
committee held meeting last
Tuesday and instructed the
clerk TO notify all parties fur
nishing supplies TO the county
that requisition must accom-
pany each bill or it will not be
allowed. kThis action Of the com.
mittee should meet with the ap
proval Of everyone as it puts a
stop to every Tom, Dick or Har-
ry ordering supplies Just hold
to that rule, gentlemen, in all
cases and your action will meet
with favor. 1t is clearly a bus
mess method and all should be
made to conform to il.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28
A BAD PRACTICE.

We have always maintained
that the county board of super
yisors makes a mistake when il
places the salary OF county
officer away down figuring that
fees and bills for extra compen.
sation will bring the allowance
up 10 respectable figure.
There should be no fees allow
ed county officers Every dol.
lar that is taken in in the way OF
fees should be turned over to
the county and officers who col
lect fees should be held 10 a
strict accounting for all such
moneys.
Two years ago the salary of
the county clerk was fixed at
eight hundred dollars. 1t was
acknowledged by several mem
bers at the time that the amount
was not sufficient compensation
for a man who must be in his
Office all day for six days ia the
week. Now the board comes in
and votes to allow him the fees
collected for cases started ia the
court during his term.
The amount is a trifling one not
enough TO bring the salary up to
what il should have been placed |
at on the start. II is the prin
cipal Of the transaction that we
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28
Mortgage sale.

First publication December 10, 1895 last
March 4, 500
Whereas. default has been made Ia the pay
ment uf the money secured by mortgie,
dated December first 1901, executed by
Solomon Thouin 81 crystal Falls, Michigan. GO
Mary A. Cook OF Lake Mills. Wisconsin. which
said mortgage Was recorded Ia the Office OF the
Register OF Deeds OF the Comfy 81 Iron, ia
Liber of Mortgigcs, on pages 2G2 and 2G3. on
the LIST day OF December, a. -. 1898, ~ two
O'Clock y. m
And whereas. the amount claimed 20 be due
on Silid mortgage 40 the date Of this notice is
the sum 81 seven hundred and one and 90 lpl
dollars OF principal aud interest together with
the sum al twcnty-six and ~ 700 dollars paid
for Insurance according 20 the terms OF said
mortpapc also, az attorney Tee OF hity dollars
provided Tor in said mortgage and no suit or
proceedings at law having been Instituted TO
recover the moneys secured hy snid mortgage
or any part thereof. whereby the power of shle
contained in said mortgage has become opcr
ntive.
Now. therefore. notice ~ hereby gwen that
hy virtue OI the said power ~ sale, aud in pur
suance oi the statute va such ease made aud
provided, the said mortgage wilt be- ior.cinsed
by " sale of the promises therein described at
public auction. to the highest bidder. 40 The
trout door Of the court house in the vliagr of
Crystal Falls, Iron County. Michigan. that
being the place where the circuit court for Iron
County * holden. on the sth day ~ March. A.
d 1890. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. which said premises are described Ia said
~ follows, to.wit. Lot numbered
fn0) 80 the original plat Of the village
OF Crystal Falls. Iron County. Mchiean.
Dated December 9th. 1898.
MARY A. Coog.
SHERMAN n. HANpY. Mortgage.
Attorney Tor Mortgage
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28

THE action of Governor Pin.
gree in condemning the practice
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28

Tie Iron Herald has information up
ou The highest possible authority "a the
effect that the Queen syndicate mines
will be actively wrought Ia the future
and that active mining operations will
Toe commenced on or before the 10th OF
March and quite likely before the 10th
Of February. We are not permitted to
publish particulars of the arrangements
this week beyond the statement that
Corrigan, Mckinney & Co. will rclnquish
control, and the Carnegie people will not
succeed them in the management. The
company To take charge, however, is
abundnntly strong to operate the mines
regardless OF the fluctuations in the ore
market and have decided Co work the
four mines-Q Queen, Buffalo, Prince 81
Wales aud Blue-to the full capacity la
order 90 reduce the liked charges 81 the
properties Co the minimum per ton 81
ore mined. t. de- tins IL will require
the employment ~ nj least six hundred
men and the employment ofthis number
VIII at once an up the town and make IL
one OF the strongest places in the state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28
Great Music Offer

Send us the names and addresses OF
three ur more performers ON the piano
or orean and twenty-five cents in silver
or postage aud we will mail YOU the
Latest and Greatest Songs entitled "The
Flower that Won My Heart" now being
sung with great success toy the charming
young actress Miss LOuise MontrOse
and "a host OF other popular singers
Bring Our Heroes Home" Convention
City March by Rud knauer, and nine
oher cages OF most popular and latest
marches, two-steps, songs, etc, full
sheet music. arranged for the piano aud
organ, This Is the greatest offer of
music ever nude by ANY house in 4 mer-
lea. Order nt once Address PoPu-
LAR Music CO., indianapolis, Ind.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28
A cHUMpiTo A cur.

Press devotes two columns OF its
last issue TO personal roast OF
the editor OF this paper. Our
first impulse was TO slap back
with few choice selections
from the checkered career Of
the Hanna how's your-Ma boy
who runs the fly wheel Of the
pressing machine and who flies
off the handle every time he is
crossed. but, upon second
thought, we recognize that
patrons as a rule are not inter
ested in the personal "spats' of
editors and SO have killed the
article.
We cannot refrain from say
ing, however, that when Tom
Hanna says that we advised our
people to boycott Iron Mountain
merchants or to boycott anyone,
he is taking advantage Of his
little circle OF publicity to vii
lainously. and maliciously ma
lign us and TO work to the
prejudice of certain business
interests of this paper, In SO
doing we denounce him as
cowardly, untruthful cur; one Of
q mongrel breed one that would
ravish the hand of charity If he
thought that by SO doing he
would make himself a whit more
solid with the coterie Of Iron
Mountain people whose tool he
is and to whose pull the puppet
must jump: one whose very
existence may be accounted for
by the old saying. God made
him therefore let him pass
for man." and yet, while in
his case we can see the
consistency OF the latter part of
the expression, we have our
doubts if He who loved this
world SO much as His bene
ficience TO it has proved would
be SO cruel as to inject into IL
an animal of the specie that pre-
dominates in the hay press
sanctum. We would rather
believe that his existence is the
result of miscarriage OF
natures indulgence, vomited
into the gutter from which he
was rescued by John McIain
He now abuses the privileges
accorded him by the good PEG
pie of Iron Mountain by pouring
out with no discrimination as to
person or purpose the filth
WHICH early environment has
stored in his venomous nav.
We apologize TO our readers
for holding this filthy cur up TO
their gaze and will say that. with |
this, our part TO the controversy |
ceases. We have nothing but
the kindest words to say for
the Range Telephone company
and the merchants OF Iron Noun.
tain and we shall continue to
hold them in the same regard
Notwithstanding any bales Of
falsehood that the hay press
may continue To strew around
and. further, we shall pass un.
noticed any more of its rant.
-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28
THE Republican state conven

THE Republican state conven
ton to nominate a candidate for
Justice Of the Supreme Court
and Regents Of the University
will meet in the city Of Jackson
on March Isl Representative
J j Carton, Of Flint, has been
chosen temporary chairman Of
the convention.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28

Notice Il hereby given 10 tho taxpayers
OF Crystal Fails township that will
begin the seizure ~ the personal proper
Is oi persons refusing 60 pay their taxes
not later than the 10Th of February SO
as to have ample time in which to col
lect all the taxes possible.
NJ. ~. MORTALITY.
Township Treasurer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-01-28

Jap BAUER, Agent