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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-03

fingers going the further he gets. from
unrayeling the trick. This optical illu.
sion Was all the rage In Chicago last
week, and WAS 10 popular with Captain
Barnhart, the %well.known type foundry
man, that he purchased them by the
wholesale and presented his employees
and a number OF patrons with n each.
Captain Harris and Lieutenant Rich
ards, OF the Salvation Army, holding
forth In this city the past year, left the
other evening for Denver, where they
will reside In the future. Before these
worthy women left the city q good sized
purse Of money was presented TO them by
Albuquerque's liberal contributors and a
lunch served TO the ladies at the Sturges
European.
Mrs. John Coulloden expects to leave
In a few days for her old home at Bruins
wick, Germany. En route to the old
country, she will stop over for q few
days at 81. Louis on q visit TO friends,
and thence to Connecticut, where she
will visit u sister. She will probably be
absent from the United States for six
months or q year.
Mrs. Charles Zeiger, who Is here on a
visit TO her brother, Mr.. Steiner, expects
to return to her home at ri Pasc. Texas,
Sunday morning. The lady has had a
most delightful visit to the territorial
metropolis and was persuaded to leave
her two daughters here to attend the pub.
lie schools OF this city.
Joe Bibo, the general merchant at
Bernslillo, is In the city on business, ac-
companied by his little son. On next
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Blbo will celebrate
at their Bernalillo home the tin ami.
verssry OF their marriage, and many
friends will be present to help them eel
citrate the event.
Joe Barnett, proprietor of The st.
Elmo" and wife, who are at Santa
Rosslis Springs, Mexico, are expected
home In a few days. While absent, Mr..
Barnett's interests at THE st. Klmo" are
carefully looked after by Arthur A.
Henry.
DR.. Bishop returned last night from
Glorieta, where he has been looking
after his mining interests. He has en-
ployed Thos. 0'Donnell a. superintend'
ent, and the doctor will continue "a
look after his practice.
The Highland Buffet will serve another
elegant lunch tonight, and invites the
public to call and enjoy a pleasant even.
ing. The Buffet has a hne line OF liquors
OF ever description. and has the best "a.
riety Of cigars,
Free dance at 0~rchestTiOn hall to-
night. There will be a large crowd
present and Colonel Trimble has pro-
yidsd every convenience for the comfort
OF those who attend.
j. X. Saint. who has represented the
Mutual Life Insurance company on the
road the past year or 80, has returned Il
the city from q business trip to Phoenix.
A. I.
Don't miss that free lunch which will
be given at the White Elephant tonight
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New Mexico Realty,
Loan and Investment Agency,
Carries the Best Bargains.
FOR sALK.

FOR sALK.
5000 lots, cor. Il, Second st.
~g3OO-2lUts, cor. u. lhlfd 81
sUO-s lots, cor. n, oufth o.
l,OUO-U lots, cor. IA. tlith b.
l,2UU-O lots, another cuT' n rum 81
IDOL lot, desirable, near Atm ward school
~a,oOO-kIne residence, cor lots IOOALt<'
eOo-Ranch, ii acres, on ditch, close WI
2go-RauCu, ooX3oO yus., improved 81
v -b-rOUm house, Ola Alb grl' bargain
O,UOO-2 Tu5i ~ rooms II SSSoAd 81 runs
BoOO-Elne II-rm res, near park, 75Xli2,
b.UUU-2 res. 4 lots, n' lhrI, close ~ =
22uo-5.Tn or. res. = lots, modern, s.Fitth.
I~.5OO-B-uu t. res, ~ acre lot, . Dlk5 b.
bOU-3l lots, pt improved . ~ SllS' ~
l,35O-suUuTU, rev., IOuAli@' % iess Ihah
Lots of lots. Can suit anybody. 100 days
and ~,
FOR RENT.
B25-Rauch, Il, Fourth, houses stable or
b-5.rm hSuse. 0. T., Railroad Ave,
I4-0.tm house, . blocks out
2O-U.Tm house, ~ rum 81
I3-S fur rms, Agut u-kpg Highlands
ia tuI. ms Ia. IA kpg, close, "a. Second.
Furnished rooms different parts ely'
BUSINESS CHANCES.
S25-Rest, good location, money maker.
2BO-Restr regular trade paN down. Ieed
7bo-Flst, ii rms, It. $50, best location.
hUU-klat, IA Tmsi Il, 30, always lulL'
auU-flat, 10 rms, T, 9iO, central
2,UOU-kutulshed rooms, lo Tms'i IT, pooi
long lease, s.CAucss'
WILL kNCHANGk 4UO acres me lana 10
Mo. Tor ranch or ems property, Also 100 acres,
ingalls,, has, Tor ranch IA New mexico
We have an Kinds OI Bargains. Come OF
write. kasy terms on sales, List your prop
cry, &c elders, and boys, buy a home oAe
would rather nave you pay IustaIlmehl5 NAan
rents.
OHices over lst Nat. Bk Albuquerque, Nm,
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Carpetsl Carpel.l Onrre

Carpetsl rpe CsrPets
Look at our stock, u styles, our yari.
ETY. and above all our prices, Albert Pa
Der, Grant building.
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1900
CITY NEWS.
Nlndow rlnsg M lhe Bee Hlye.

window glaat al the Bee hive
milk drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
Ribbons at actual cost this week at
ROsenWald Bros.
James Smith, deputy sheriff, was @
passenger for Kansas City last night.
Copper, tin and galvanized iron work OF
every description. whitney company.
Ladies' Kid gloves, every pair guar
Rnteed, &l.OO per pair. ROsenwald Bros,
A complete assortment OF glass novel.
ties, worth SOC, now Zoe AZ ROsenwald
Bros
IL 0 want 10 cultivate your voice see
Miss Gillett, Residence y23 south Walter
street.
Look Into KleinWOrt's market on north
Third street. de hR the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Prettlest wash goods you ever saw az
b. ufeld & Co.'s. All new and exclusive
patterns; just came In.
Our new spring lines OF carpets, Brus-
sells, Wilton, Administers and IROonnerie,
are world beateTs in texture, finish and
prices. Albert Eaber, 305 Railroad ave-
nue..
IL you DO not wear SorOsls shoes you
are missing a luxury that has no parable
In footwear. Worn BY the leaders OF
fashi.n, and without question the most
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-03

You can, on very liberal terms, inter
est yourself In staple mines, having val
uable property carrying lead, copper,
zine, silver ana gold, which will unques-
IlOnRbly develop into large paying pro-
positions. You can do no better than deal
direct with the prOspectOr and owner.
Address "MlneT," CITIZEN office.
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The Guards gave another one OF their
enjoyable dances last night and, although
this is Lent, there was quite a large
crowd present and everyone had a very
pleasant time.
Miss Lille Kirkland, whose parents re-
side at Madrid, this territory, is now re-
siding In Chicago.
Mrs. Mabel Himoe, who was at Kansas
City and Topeka, returned TO the city
last night,
b. l.. ssmls, formerly Of this city, Is
located at Peabody Kas, and he Is pros
pering.
A free lunch tonight at the Zeiger
Cafe, All are invited, Everything arst
| class.
Stylish men wear the Dunlap hat. For
sale exclusively BY Mandell x Gruns.
field.
Simon and Sol. BibO are here from
Grants. They are big merchants out
west.
Our new kid gloves are In; only Sl,OO
per pair, R0senwald Bros.
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J.1L.2BELL & CO., souT III: sfG &c 80 STREET III

elegant In shape, the most beautiful In
appearance, the most comfortable, and
the. best shoe ever offered 10 wOmankind.
5orOsis shoes support the instep and pre-
vent nAttening OF the arch OF the foot. IL
a perfect shoe at a popular price, and the
best shoe ~ any price. q. May, the pop
ular priced shoe dealer, 20S west Railroad
avenue, sole agent.
NJ. A. Bolfe, the enterprising and
obliging representative OF Strauss Bros,
Chicago, Will be with Simon Stern to-
morrow, 70 enable those wishing 10 order
suits 10 do 10.
We have inquiries every day for houses
to rent, furnished and unfurnished. List
these with the New Mexico Realty Loan
and investment agency, over First Ma.
tional Bank,
Ladiesl / have a new and complete
stock OF Pingree 81 smith shoes. The
latest styles. see them. GLORIA" at % so,
X. l.. Washburn, Gainsley old stand.
Owing 10 the unusual rush Of business.
NJ. A. holfe, Of Strauss Bros, Chicago, has
been induced 10 remain ut simon Storms
another day, taking orders for suits.
A grand free concert will be given at
Orchestrion hall sunday afternoon, be.
ginning promptly ut 3 o'clock. kyery-
body cordially invited TO attend.
Prettiest assortment OF summer waist
goods ever shown In Albuquerque. Come
aud see them, whether you are ready 10
buy or not. b. llfeld " Co.
When in Bland, eat and lodge with
Myers " smith. They are the we'll
known hotel and restaurant keepers OF
the COchiti district.
Marvellous values In lace curtains OF
all the popular weades and fabrics, new
aud exclusive patterns, at Albert faber's,
Grant building.
Five hundred pair OF mems shoes lust
arrived at WashDurn's. Pingree " smith,
$3.50. Hex" mems lace, 81. 80. Victor,
$3.50.
Mems, ladies' and children's shoes are
best and cheapest at q. Mays, the pOpu-
lar priced shoe store, POS Railroad ave-
nue..
Big sample line OF short waists came
yesterday. Come in and Soc them before
they are gone, b. Ilfeld u Co.
IL you want something good stop IN at
the Zeiger Cafe tonight and try one OF
the free lunches.
Coyote water will cure all liver, kidney
and stomach troubles. Depot ll6h north
Second street.
Nicely furnished front room over Man
dell " Gunsteld's store, Inquire up stairs.
Mrs. clover.
Miss Gillett teaches vocal and instru-
mental music. Residence 923 south Wal
ter street.
Spring opening OF the celebrated Dun
lap hats to-day at Mandell Il drums
feds.
Copper, tin and galvanized iron work
OF every description. whitney company,
Miss Gillett can teach you how TO sing
Residence g9 south Walter street.
Matthew'S Jersey milk; try II.
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New ut The Economist.
Mexican straw hats.
Mexican drawn work.
Mexican carved goods.
New necKWeAT for ladies.
New pulley belts OF ribbon.
New pulley belts OF leather.
New spring wash goods.
New spring black goods.
New spring dress goods.
New styles in boys waists.
New cushion tops.
New silk waists.
New shirt waists.
New tailOr-made suits,
New tailor-made skirts,
New embroideries.
New all-Oyers.
New laces.
And new novelties In cotton dress
goods.
l.. BIS free lunches at Melini
q Eakin's old stand are fast be-
coming famous for both their
quantity and quality. Tonight
at eight.
IVES. THE FLuRIsr,
Palms, Ferus aud Cut FLOWERS.
-a
Plumbing In all It's branches. Every
lob ~glAraaIssi WlltQsy e)m2 a9y
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-03
CLOUTHIER & MCRAE...
-FanCv Grooers

Ala Railroad Avenue.
Agents for
Chase & Sanborn's
Fine Cofees and Teas,
Monarch Canned Goods,
Adirondack Maple Syrup, and
Imperial Patent Flour (the best
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Tailoring and Dressnaking.

Mrs. Ii. X. Sherman has opened dress
making and ladies tailoring rooms at
new Armijo building, room IA, where the
ladies are invited 10 call.
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THE DAILY CITIZEN

ALBUQUERQUE : MARCH 3, 1900
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-03
Reward

Liberal reward will DO paid for return
Of strayed small gray mare, branded T.F.
on left hip. j. Y. PALMER GROCERY,
427 north First street.
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All the boys will be there.
WhereI Why, at l.. BIS of
course, where another one of those
delicious free lunches will be
served tonight.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

MOTk-Au classified Advertisements, or
~ HArUT 'Augrs, one cent d word Tor each
insertion Mtulml AN Charge tor any classified
advertisement, 10 cents, Ia order TO insure
proper classification, ala "lncrs' suould be let
al tuis UulCg not later than = O'Clock ,, m,
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Plumbing In all It's branches. Every
lob glAaaIssi WlltQy Sun a9y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
Council Proceedings.

Crystal Falls, Mich. Feb. $1,000
The regular meeting Of the
city council was called to order
by Mayor ] Fl. Parks at eight
o'clock p. m. on the above date.
The following members were
present, A. Charon, ID. Fl. Mar
gison, Jake Bauer and A. Nelson.
Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
Moved by A. Nelson seconded
by ID. II. Margison that the
report of committee on rent for
poor at the James House be ac-
ccpted and said committee be
discharged, motion accepted.
Moved by A. Nelson seconded
by Jake Bauer that the follow
ing resolution be adopted.
Whereas the amounts certified
for assement upon the assess
ment rolls Of the city of Crystal
Falls for the year 800 as special
sidewalk assessments upon Lots
40 and AZ OF the plat OF the
village of Crystal Falls and upon
Lot II Of said plat have been
enormously assessed instead
thereof upon Lot 40 and ~ and
upon Lot o. respectively.
Resolved by the council OF the
city of Crystal Falls that the city
treasurer be, and he hereby is
directed neither to collect nor
return delinquent said special
sidewalk assessment upon said
lots forty-six and sixty-seven and
that said assessment be, and the
same herebyis declared null and
void.
And be it further resolved that
certified copy Of this resolution
be forthwith served by the city
clerk upon the city treasurer and
that such certified copy shall be
in the hands Of the said city
treasurer voucher for the
amounts OF said special sidewalk
assessments. The above reso-
luton was adopted by the follow
ing vote, Ayes, ID. III. Margison,
A. Nelson, A. Nelson, Bauer,
Nays none.
| Moved by ID. II. Margison
seconded by A. Nelson that the
lease between Casper Aberle
and the city Of Crystal Falls be
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
SAUNDERS NOTES.
From Our Regular Correspondent

The correspondent bcgs for forgivncss
for not being able TO hive Furnished
items hist week A little lazlncss nc
counts Tor it all.
A. X. Hattcrberg made a business trip
To Chicago aud lower Michigan last
week.
A. Early was seen on our streets last
Wednesday.
Lawrence Rothic was mn Iron River
visitor Thursday.
Miss Emma Borns went t. Florence
last Friday and returned the next day
accompanied 10y her sister, May, who
spent a few days here visiting with her
sister and brother Carl.
MIR. and Mrs Frank LEM visited at
Iron River last Sunday.
Mr.. Abbott, OF Madison, Wis, visited
with Lawrence Rothie last Monday.
Mr.. Donlin, oi:Florence, agent Tor the
United States Accident company, was
seen on our streets last Saturday.
Miss Pearl Henry visited over Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives and
friends at Crystal Falls.
John Brandon hal the misfortune oi
having his leg slightly smashed in the
veneer cutter. IL laid him up for ~ lew
days. lie is now able TO attend To his
work again. John can consider himself
very lucky that his hand was not cut
off instead Of bruised.
Lawrence Rotlie went 10 Iron Noun
tain last Saturday.
Owen Witty received telegram n
week ago last Monday notifying him oil
his mothers death in lower Michigan,
Mr.. Witty Immediately made prcpar-
ations and left on the evening train.
Joe Rhida IL going TO move 10 Mason
vile, Mich, his former home.
Miss Bridget Finn il working for M,
and Mrs Frank LEM.
John Brandon went 10 Iron River
last Saturday.
w. Zimmerman left for Florence last
Tuesday where he will work In the
shinslc mill.
Ray Spcer was called home 60 DE
Pere. His broghor ia not expected "a
live but few days.
M. Nicholson and +. Hanson visited
Ut Florence last Monday.
Mis- ses T. Borns. b. Rhodes. N. HATTIE
berg, NJ. Borns and Mr.. w. Donovan
drove to Iron River last Sunday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

The latest news OF Emperor Menclck,
says the Manchester Guardian, touches
mis- interest In surgical operations. In
che hospital at Adds Abeba attached
60 The Russian mission, he is continual
~ watching the surgeons at their work.
Their skill often calls from him expires
sions OF admiration. Ills great desire
In 10 act the part Of an axsisiant--for
example. 10 hold The limb when nm am
putation is being performed. lie never
misses On operation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

accepted tho Office in neat little
SIP ech after which nm adjournment was
taken.
MEMBERS PRESENT.
| We are indebted to the Iron Mountain
| Press for list Of the members present.
NORWAY AND VULCAN.
Capt. VIM. Bond. Capt. VIM. Harris,
Cnpt. VIM. Williams, Capt John
Perkins. Capt. Sum Hosklng. DIR. Il. T..
Swift, a. w. Thompson. DR.. h. w.
Jones. Enoch Roberts. II. u. EllarsI,
James knight. Gustai IlcllIerr, Gordon
Murray, Capt. $. A. Alvar. Anton
Johnson, Franklin Copeland. r.. Il.
Trudecon, VIM. Kelly. Ralph Knight.
IRON MOUNTAIN.
Il. H. Brown, Jas Holland. Chas.
Bonman, Henry Trcpanier. II. G.
Browning, VIM. TrestrniI, Amos
Shepard. Il. F. Bradt. V. IIillyer,
Martin Goldsworthy, Thos. Luxmore.
ELSEWHERE.
Qninncsec--Ian. IL. Cundy
MansGeld--A. T.. Mass
Loretto III. Truscott, Nicholas Hem
dcrson.
Chcago-ITownrd Green. G. T.. Porter,
b. w. Goodsell, John Carey.
Palmei Mark Elliott
E'canaba-W. Il. Linsley. J Il Barr,
G. Palmer. G. NJ. West. w +. Look.
Mafqueitc--B. o. Pearl
Republic-D. Z. Morgan
Crystal Falis--A. L.FIcwellnp, Samuel
G. Bennets. G. r. Roberts. DR.. u. Me-
Donald, Arvid Bjork, Frank Scadden,
III. IL. Dyer.
Fiorencc-S. T. Benttie, II. y. Fisher.
Winonm--F. w. Denton.
ronwood-rhomas T.. Cole. John H..
Mclean. Will III. Cole. Geo. Sutherland.
T.. e. Wall.
Iron Rivcr--James s. Wall, George T.
Woodwortl.
Lansing--lIon. Chase S. Osborn, state
commissioner oi railroads.
AppIeton--WeIcome Hyde.
Virginia, Mimi. T.. f. Sweeney
Spokane, Wash.--lI.-B. Alexan Ter.
New York;. Paikc Charming.
Champion-Walter Fitch.
d. Pcre-C. A. Lawton
Ilibbing, Minn-Jno A. Racdlern
Hurley Geo. III. Abnl, X. l.. Roberts
Oshkosh--Samuel +. Miller.
Duluth--John r. Howe.
Comrnonwealth--O {. Davidson, r..
w. Hopkins, d. C. Peacock.
Houghton--W. P.Hood Graham Pope,
a. Il. SEAMAN, f.. w. McNair
South Lake Linden--J. Ii. Cooper
Amnsa--cIlas. w. Highs, Chas. Il.
Lawrence.
AIlwaukcc-W ID. Van Dyke, DIR. n.
PsIlulSt
Ishp ,ralng--Geo. A. Newett, a. j.
Yonnebluth, Will t. Mckee. Jas.C lancy,
James Stephens, ID. Campbell, j.
rr,goeninr, J. II. Martin. j. ii. Rough,
Alfred Callick, Jacob Harper, w. II.
Johnson, A, thur X. Scdewick, VIM, T.
McCutcheon, George X. Jackson. ;. X.
Elliott, j. Trezaney, j +. Butler.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
A PERSEVERANCE TEST.
with Female Applicants for
Employment.

Many girls are employed at the West
ern Union Telegraph company's main
office in filing dispatches and other
work requiring no great skin. Now,
although they get only the current
wages of worlsers in such employ
ments, there are always many appli-
cants for every vacancy. In view OF
this fact the company has adopted an
interesting method OF dealing with APP
plicaiions. Every girl applying Is ques-
toned as TO her age education and res
idence. Furthermore, her height is
taken. The facts as 10 the applicant
are then filed for future reference, and
she is advised in case she Is really anN-
ious for place to return nj the end Of
four months should she not hear from
the company before that time. The
reasons for this advice Is that the list
of applications Is destroyed every four
months, says the New York Sun.
Many applicants never come a sec
ond time; some. however. come a see
ond. third or even fourth time, and,
although the officers Of the company
hold out no special hope 20 any nppli-
cant. they 90 say that here. as else
where. perseverance, often succeeds.
The requirement that the applicant
shall appear in person each time Is an
ingenious means of wedding out those
applicants that lack the perseverance,
which. other things being equal. Is like
~ 10 make girl more useful 10 the
company than a girl with less % that
uualffv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
Excursion. Rates to- the Mardi Gras
and Wintt r Rescrts.

Via the Northwestern Line, On
account OF tho Ma Il Gras at n "
Orlenns and Mobile, cScurSion tickets
will he sold Februnryl9 to %. inclusive,
at very low rates. limited Tor return
passage until March IL. ENcnr'ion
tickets are Also on sale daily, OF reduced
rates, to the principle winter resorts in
the United States and NJ, Nico. For full
Apply to ticket agents
Chicago 4 northeastern Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

accepted. Motion carried.
There being some objections
to the coroner conveying dead
bodies to the city hall for the
purpose OF post mortcm cxami-
nation and inqucsts. Ii was
moved by ID. III. Margison
seconded by A. Charon that Tie
city marshal be instructed to
notify said coroner that The said
city hall cannot be used for such
"a purpose any more. Motion
carried
Moved by John Bauer. second
ed by A. Charon that the bill Of
Darling's be allowed at 5000.
carried
Moved by Charon. seconded
by Bauer that the following bills
be allowed
Boston Woven Hose Go,
fixtures, etc. 5 81 90
Andrew Nelson, hose cart
building AZ rs.
Fisher & Hasselstrom, wood 4 so
John Parks, aid to poor o. so
X. Wehse, sudrics Is O
Eli Massie. ser. rendered rs 90
John Parks. a days board
Of review 3 90
Jas. Farrell, ser. rendered 90
Fred Schmidt. ? 90.
G. Soderstrom, board Of
poor 9 90
John Plomaski ser. render
ed q So.
John Tromblay. services
rendered 900
Crystal Falls Fire Dept.
scry. on two fires ~ 90
v. Carr, ser. rendered 6 80.
Moved by A. Charon. seconded
by ID. III. Margison, that We
adjourn. Carried
l.. A. Henry, City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

The prosecuting attorney Insists upon
my collecting all the taxes assessed
against the property OF the township
Personal property is liable for renl
estate taxes aud ! will seize all such
personal property that can be found ia
this or adjoining counties IN eases where
property owners rviu,c 10 pay their
taxes.
A. ORMoNRoYD,
Township Treasurer, Mastodon Town
ship.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
First publication Feb. 10 hast March IL
STATE on MICHIGAN

TWENTY FIFTH JUDlcAl CnscuiT.
BY VIRTUE of the power vested m me hy the
statute, and sleemhg IL necessary 50 to do, !,
the undersigned Jutge Ci said Circuit. DO
hereby order and direct that % special term 81
the Circuit Court for the County ~ Iron. iii said
Circuit; be held AT the courthouse ~ said
county OF Iron, commencing on Monday the
10th day OF March. 1900. ~ ten o'clock ia the
forenoon OF that dhv. Aud it isinrther ordered
that no jurors be drawn or summoned Tor SAID
special term ~ court.
Given under my hand at Marquette, Michigan
this third day OF February, a. =. 1900
j w STONE.
Circuit Judge
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In Michigan than any similar newspa-
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