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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

THE utterances Of President Mckinley
at Buffalo the other day in favor 81
reciprocity treaties is important a. il
foreshadows the policy q the admins
tmtion during the second term u Nlr.
Kuley The unparalleled growth ~
American industry has placed Us mn
position TO 20 ont Ia the highways aud
bywnys 81 the world aud son our wares
This condition has been brought about
hy the Republican policy u protection
which las iostcred these Industries III
their youth and enabled them ta grow
to an aye aud strength where thee can
take car Of themselves. But the Re-.
publican party does not propose To-
place our laborius class,s IA tile mercy
Of The halipaid bnli ied labot q tile
foreign countries BIZ throwing dowa tie
bals and opening our markets 81 Tire
countries fthe world without coapgn.
sutton. Is President Mckinley ay- ID
some ~ our tariff laws lays ouiguusn
their usefulness 10 fostering our mau.
tries there is another field q u,a for
them, that ofextending and promoting
our markets abroad
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

InE discussion on the county board
relative TO extras for the sheriff brings
iorcibly to the minds Of all the necessity
oierecting residence FOR that officer
As one member Of The board expressed
il, ut will b. much better investment
ior the county to put j couple % thous-
and dollars INTO a sheiii's residence
than into the county roads Unless it's
done these bills will come up and. while,
when conditions are fully explained, the
claim is found 10 be perfectly proper, tu
the uninitiated il always has the sem.
blance OF graft It's not question 81
trimming the sheriff, neither is it a mat.
ter that ought to be hid because 1t is the
sheriff. The practice Of trimming some
poor widow woman or hboring man on
little petty bills Of two or three dollars
aud winkng at the bills OF county
official is not justice.
In this connection it must not be in
ierred that Mr.. Holmes has asked or
been allowed whit more than any OF
bis predecessors. In fact he has not re-
ceived as much. II is the principle not
the individual that is under considera-
ton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I. 1901.

Non in the light OF throwing boquets do
we make the statement but in recogni-
tion Of work well done do we mention
the fact that the city council is making
an exceptionally good record. OF course
they may have done things that some Of
our readers did not agree with them on
at the time: we have been at variance
with them in many matters ours elves,
but, reviewing their work from start to
finish it must be admitted that they
have done well and it is the hope ~ AL
that the record will be kept up 10 the
end
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

First publication. Aus 81 last. sept n.
STATE or MlCHlGAN,l
COUNTY or lnoN.
al session oi the Probate Court for said
County. held at the Probate Office. Ia the city
oi crystal Falls on the gath day OF August Ia
the year one thousand nine hundred and one.
present Hon. A. l.. Flewelling Judge Of
Probate.
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF GioslrrI
GENpOsA
ON reading and filing the petition, duly veri.
fed, Of samuel Gendosa ~ said county, repre-
senting among other things that Giorippi
Gendosa, an inhabitant 81 Mansfield, said
county, residing at the township OF Mansfield
on the goth day OF July, A. ID. 1901, At Mans
Held, died intestate, leaving estate TO be admin
istered
That the petitioner IL "A creditor OF said de-.
ceased, and praying that administration Of
said estate be granted TO said Samuel Gendosa.
Thereupon II IL ordered, that Wednesday. the
goth day OF september next. az ten o'clock Ga
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing 81
said petition, and that the heirs at law OF said
deceased. and all other persons interested IN
said estate. are required 20 appear NJ session
OF said Court, then 10 be holden IN the Probate
ONCE, In the City OF Crystal Falls and show
cause, II any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And n n
Further Ordered, that said petitioner give
OF the tendency on said petition, and the hear.
ing thereof, by causing a copy OF this order 10
be published In The DIAMOND DRILL, a news
paper printed and circulated In said County,
three successive weeks previous TO said day OF
hearing
SEAL. ALBEIT l.. fLEwEIiINo,
Judge Of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

The blame for the strike is beginning
TO be placed where, from all indications,
it should rest, upon the shoulders Of
President shaiier, OF the Ania leapatvd
Association. Shaiier is charged with
mlsrepresenting the facts 70 the different
lodges of the association, the aecusati u
beng made by workmen away up IN the
ranks II seems 10 be SIMPLY arepeti.
tion oI past history wherein officials %
the union have FOR the purpose ~ per
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT sacrificed the
welfare 81 hundreds 81 individuals
When organized labor ribs Itself 81 tile
ambitious official, the walking delegate
and the Inscriptions agitator and
shapes It's course 10 assist and harmon.
ICES with capital, then and only then
will It take its proper place in the chau-
nel7 Of business and commerce.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
Board Of Edveation
itoBT NUNS,
City Clerk

crystal Fall~, Mich, july - 1907
Board met q -pecn session Present.
Darling, Bennett conlin llasscstrum
aud Wchse.
Prof Hi reported The necessity Tor
more school room.
Moved by Bennett, seconded by HIS
selstrom, that the building Committee
be empowered 10 remove partition lu
high school room and make necessary
repairs, carried
The question Of additional school
room was then taken up and a com.
muucation from VI. ii. Mouarty was
read Offering 90 sell to the board the
iron building for 81. 500. On notion
the chair appointed Messrs. Wehse Ben.
net and Hassclstrom q COMMITTEES 10 IN
quire into the best matter Of securing
more room aud report at next neeting.
The following bills were Audited aud
allowed
T.. D. Mcneil Auditing books,-...S1O00
w. +. Sanborn, xpress.."................
Kimbal Lbr. Co. lumber..............3 ~
G l.. Ricketts,. Diplomas...............7.12
Thomas Charles, Kind Snp...-...I9.74
j. c. Wilkinson, Sup."...................5. 20
VI. 3. McGee, checking books. ..12.oO
Moved and seconded that this meeting
be adjourned until Monday, July Goth,
e., 500 y. m. Carried.
Thos. Conlin,
Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
crystal FaIIs. Mich., JuIy, 20

Crystal Falls, Mich, July, 20
Board met in adjourned session all
members present.
The committee reported that an in
spectlon Of the iron building had been
made but no estimates bad been secured
on the work OF repair nor upon "a new
building.
Moved that the committee be in
structed TO secure estimates on each
and that this meeting be adjourned
until Tuesday, July 30, at 500 p. m. in
order to give committee n chance to
secure the required data. Carried.
Thos. Coulin,
Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

THERE Is crying need for a public
reading or club room OF some kind in
this city where the young men can spend
their evenings. We have in the city
business houses a great number OF
young men who, when the work in the
store ceases, have no place TO congre-
gate Tor Few moments' pleasure. recre-
alton OF mental or moral Improvement.
The only place open to them is the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Or. Kings New
Lille Pills These pills change weakness
into strength, lstlessness into energy +,
bran.iag into mental power. They re
wonderful in building up the health.
Only Doc per box, Sold by J. c. Wilkin.
anp
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
TN0fTN OF IRON NounTN- WINTIN|
Il A WOODWARD.
Attorney Tor plaintiff.
Residence Iron Mountain Michigan
Notice.

First Publication Aug III last sept ~
rs WA. i CRAIG
Take notice that sale has been lawfully made
ot the following described land for unpaid taxes
thereon, and that the undersigned has title
thereto under tax deed issued therefor, and
that you are entitled 10 "a recouyeyuuce there.
o.. az any time within six months after service
upon Won 81 this uutice. upon payment to the
undersigned 81 all sums paid upon such put
cha~4, together with one hundred per cent
addlt iofn, thereto, aud the lees vi tile sheriff
for Che service or cost Of publication oi this
notice, 70 be computed as upon personal set-
vice OF declaration ~ commencement OF suit.
aud the further sum Of five dollars for each des
crption without other additional costs or
changes. n payment ~ aforesaid i not made
the undersigned Wiil Institute proceedings tor
possession Oi the land
DEsCRuIiOS Lot fitythret Maple Grove
Lnnd aud Improvement Cumpnuy's Limited
First Addition, VILLAGE 81 Crystal Falls, accord.
ing as the Plat thereof
rAN ron SGT AMOUNT PAID s5.2s.
JOHN kkMNEnrR
by CuAs. IL. WATSON
Place OF business his Atty.
Crystal Falls, Michigan
y. %. BOX 22.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Crystal Fails, Mich. Sept. 2, 1901 -
There being no quorum present the
meeting was adjourned TO Wednesday
evening, Sept 18th, at O'Clock .. m.
The meeting adjourned from Sept. End
was called to order by the mayor.
Members present Richard Wehse,
John Hasselstrom. j. H. Johnson,
Jacob Bauer, Albert Ormonroyd, H. b.
Webb.
Minutes OF former meeting were read
and approved as read.
Moved 10y Webb seconded by John.
son, that tile clerk be instructed to
notify the Chicago 4 NORTHWESTERN r..
X. Co, also the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul K. X. Co., TO place either
electric bells or fiagmen ON their cross
iugs on Main street and crossing AT the
Falls location. Motion carried
Moved by Webb, seconded by Iassel.
strom, that the clerk be instructed to
notify the board OF public works
through their chairman 10 take in.medi-
ate action on the proposed extension Of
the water works to Maple Grove. Mo-
ton carried.
Moved 10y Johnson, seconded by
Bauer, that the bills just read be al
lowed ard orders drawn for same.
Motion carried
s.rf,s,t,ar t,t.>-y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
- HoMG ooLp cuRE.

A. Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards
&c Reing Cured Daily ID SPITE %
Themselves
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Crystal Falls. Mich, July, 3d.
Board met 10 adjourned session with all
members present.
Estimates presented from Andrew
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

No NoXi9us Doses. No Weakening 81 the
Nerves Pleasant and Positive Cure
ior tic Liuuor Habit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
sherlffa Sale.

First publication August q last sept rs
Notice Il hereby given, that hy virtue OF a
writ OF heri hcias. issued out Oi the Circuit
Court for the County Of Iron aud state OF
Michigan. 80 favor of William Berger. against
the goods and chattes aud real estate OF
Emma v Hopkins. In said county 10 me
directed and delivered did on the 2Oth day
Of June 1901 levy upon aud take all The right
title aud interest 81 the SAID Emma Y. Hopkins
thar j. 70 Say The northeast quarter
-. =. = OF the northwest tN, ". al the south
hall = - Of the northwest quarter IN. w. ~
aud the southwest quarter = W ~ Of the
northeast quarter \ =. AZ an ~ section three
t3}. also, the north han a. ~ the north
east quarter y. +. W the southwest quarter
q. w I'D ~ the northeast quarter ~. r. W
and the northeast quarter y, Z. il ~ the
north west quarter y. " ct section thirty
three i8'fl also. the east hall az. y of the
southwest quarter o. w, 4, aud the west half
(W " ri thc south east quarter r. ~ OF
section eleven GID, All in township fort five
ti5l North ~ rnnge thittysiX 3hl west. Iron
county, Michigan
1henortheast quarter IN Il ol tho north
east quarter 3. ~ n Of section -iNtpru 100 "
township iprtNfour go north of tange thirty
i've 31 west ltuu County. NlchigHn
Tie southeast iuartcr j. lof thC south
West qHatttr l ~ section e.ieen 10
uortn-Ne-t quarter - M ~ sertol twenty
tNo ~ tii il s.iid township iaWyiuir lth
north ut riug thirty .iye tJl West
rlr west hail tM ~ flen9rth p9-t luNrter
tN IEuI artioi uut HNui township FORTY
l1NN t tItNil tI lNll@r lllI la ~lA lttAI NNNht
itnn County NNhIean
rhe Mouth han 8 Joi tle south west quar-.
Ter W ul SECTION Twenty-Five tpI, the
northeast quarter IS u. N 0i fhe southwest
quarter vs. Che south ali al the
south Na.t quarter +. w ana tie south-
west quarter = w M Oi The southeast VuNrtrr
" Er af section twelve il2l 81 township
i0rtv.-lN i6i north 0i utner thirty ,N IAG
Ma.t IRON 9unty. NinhgHu
llia West bali W ot tie eitst hat is taf
section twenty-five l25 ~ township FORTS thrle
1903 north OF range thiIiy-iiNe 81I Ws,t ron
county. NlhiHtu,
tlofWhleh said above described property
-ha.i expose ipr stle ~ public auction or
eudue % thl h1ie-t bidder at The irout door
p. the court Hause. iu tNetItN uEtryata Fails
~ said County tiitt bHiu. tiie place sd holding
tha Circuit Court ton tne sHtt connty al Iron,
ot he seventh dHv oi October lnpt ED eieutu
O'Clock ln the forenoon ~ said day.
haed August ilth. 1901
HERMAN HOLMES,
sheriff OF Iron County Michigan
4 A WOODWARD.
Attorney Tor plaintiff.
Residence Iron Mountain, Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
pure Drugs

Should be used. We
carry none but the
purest of drugs and our
prescriptions are put up
correctly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Should be compounded
by a competent phar-
macist, and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Crystal Falls. Mich, Aug. Is. 1901 -
Board met 10 special session. Present.
Darling, Bennett. Conln and Hassel-
strom. Absent, Wehse.
Moved 10y Bennett seconded by Has
selstrom, that the following clims he
allowed.
j. III. Parks, rent $50 90
The DIAMOND DRILL printing.......15.35
A Lusttield supplies .............-.........9 .
Y. L. How.
Moved and seconded and Carried that
Prof.. Hill be instructed to engage Miss
Kane 10 FIJI Vacancy made by resignation
Of Miss Despins.
Resignation nc. Urban for janitor OF
Central building presented am accepted
and clerk instructed 20 advertise the
vacancy.
Moved aud seconded that we adjourn
until Aug 81 at 500 D. IN. carried
Thos Conlin,
Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
Probate Notice.

FIRST publication. Aug. 81 last. sept n
STATE or MlClllGAN,l
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
Probate Notloe.

FIRST publication Aug 8l ast sept -.
STArE OH NlCHigAN.1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-17

Presbyterian ministers seemed 10 possess
as much influence as he. 1t may be of In
terest to state that the amount which Mr..
Wanamaker raised in the campaign that
elected Mr.. Harrison was $4,000. Fully
half of ii was raised in Philadelphia on the
protection plea. New York came forward
a little late, but Boston, The first time
Mr.. Wanamaker went there for funds he
failed to get enough TO pay his hotel bill.
Chicago kept its word for Indiana.
AS for Mr.. Harrison. he. and not Mr..
Quay, directed the expenditure Of the
funds. The religious press was kept well
supplied with literature, much of which
was written by Presbyterian ministers. IL
is. Of course, possible that Mr.. Harrison
might have been elected President without
church influences. Some one else might
have come forward and raised the needed
funds. But it is a matter of history, inter-
esting now at the death of its beneficiary,
that church interests played a great part.
The date at which they entered was late,
and the time in which TO secure help in
other directions was short.
A Presbyterian Sunday-school superin-
tendent suggested Mr.. Wanamaker. He
knew him through church connections.
These connections brought about his &C
ceptance, although other reasons may have
had weight, and Mr.. Harrison won.
EUGENE Nj. CAMP.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-17

We're not in the Furniture business.
What we show is chosen more particular y
for It's decorative value. Roman Seats,
with carved and inlaid decorations; Ia
bouretteS, similarly decorated; Writing
Desks and Tables, with topographic orna-
mentation; India Stools and Swinging
Seats are among the more important.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-24
GIVING NICK HIS DUES.
An UnprejudIced View of NikoIa Tesla.
Message From Mars.

Horace Egbert In the San FRANCHISES
| News letter.
| Say" said Plum Puddin' Tommy, a.
he glanced up from morning paper IL
which he had been reading an account o
Tesla message from Mara, say. know
bunch O. guys ID give lot O. ooin :
dey could ony git de brand dis duoi
smokes Wonderful dope wonderful Sc
hs had conversation wild Mars. did he
| hone d. main guy up dare and all de
rest>of de population is well an havin
happy New Year.
"Oh, yes; l guess dis Tester 8 all right
Anyhow, he's no piker, Mars In yer
old brown hat Nix fer me. l guess
he's light upstairs. But den, o, course,
he might not be nuts, an he might ha'
had mefsage from de planet.
Yer know, all deFe wise guys got lie
ha-ha whensver dsy used ter spring any
ing other people coulin't gle wise ter.
Yer remember Ike Newtonf 1 used ter
read about him in the thoid reader. dat
as far as got at school Well, one sunny
afternoon he was foafini under q apple
tree W en- he'd oughtsr hen hosin' de old
mans spu1s, an, apple dropped down
and hit him on de nut, and right dere
he discovered the eart1 was round, An
dat old Dago dat de racehorse was named
fer-Galilee. yer know. He peeked
trough a spyglass one day, an told his
wife dat he mad discovered de force of
gravity.
All dem fellys got de rawsberry w'er
dey sprung DER dope on de populace.
heard yarn ones about Scot ,hman
daet invented de steam ingins by burnin'
his fingers wild his mas fryin' pan, All
desc things came off. d.dn' deyY An we
res TO ourselves, wot lot o. daily guys
de common people must been, not ter
sse right away dat Ike Newton and
GaIiIsa and de Others wus on de ylevel,
an not tryin' ter string 'em.
But dis Nick Tesla, he's peach. He's
always maxim some startlin' ID scovery
wot's Goin' ter upset de world, an, by
way o. pastime earn nine or ten millions
week fer him, guess every time hs
takes pill he discovers new one But
he must a. swollered de whole box de
time he sprung dat tin about Mars. Dat
beats anything Eighty Thousand Dollar
Brown every sprung an he was purity
good himself. But den, Brown didn't
rave TeslA's scientific education, OF he d
a rim dere wid both fest. / guess It
kind o. makes Brown sore ter see Tesla
gittln SO much regulation on acceunt Of
his Imagination.
o. course all de oder guys are dere
wild de knock. Dey re all sore because
Tesla beat 'em to 1t. All Of dem proberly
had exchanged words wild some feller In
Mars, but dey was afraid ter spring 1t.
give 1t tder Nick fer dat. L hope It's
trus, anyhow. Mars would be good
place ter gita little infy form about horse
races.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-24
UNDERGROUND WORKERS.
Nearly Four and a Half Million People
who Delve In the Earth for a Liv-
Ing.

According to q recent computation
made In France there are 4,355, 900 per-
sons OF both sexes who sread their lives
procuring from the earth such indispen-
sible products as coal, metals and salt,
! az well as others like precious stones,
which cannot be olassed among the nee
essaries. Most of these toilers spend
their working hours far below the sur
face. Not many years ago the treatment
which thousands OF them received, and
particularly the woman and children who
toilsd In the deep coal mines In Great
Britain, became public scandal. The
adoption OF humane laws lei to a change
In the dissrsoeful conditions under which
they worked and lived. The miners of
the world have not pleasant existence
compared with that which they led a few
decades ago.
In no part Of the world are there so
many underground workers, In proper
ton to total population, as in the South
African Republic. These workers are In
the gold mines, and practically all are
negroes under white oyerseers. The
worst thing about their life IL that the
Beers OF the Transvaal have never con-
seuted to suppress the liquor saloons near
the mines. The Transvaal governments
has drawn large revenue from these sa-
looms by means OF a heavy license tax.
The result Is that most of the black min
ers have spent large part of their earn
ings in drink. and many murders. ROBBIE
ries ana other crimes have occurred.
Thousands Of black men also work In
the deep diamond mines at Kimberley.
The most peculiar feature of their en-
pioyment is that during the tarm Of their
contract they are prisoners. They live
inside large compound surrounded by a
high board fence on which guards ara
mounted as on the walls OF Sing Sing
prison. Every morning they are marched
ont to the mines and every night they are
marched back again. Inside the COM
pound are the rude cabins In which they
sleep; a1d here ana there are shops where
they play buy everything they require
Liquor, however, Is kept away from
them, and so the years spent In the
mines are far more profitable to them in
every way than IL the case among the
gold miners.
The United Kingdom has over one
tenth OF all the subterranean workers of
the world, They are mainly engaged in
the coal and iron mines OF western and
central England and south Scotland and
In the tin mines OF Cornwall Many of
the iron and coal mines have now reached
great depths and the day is not far dis
tant when with some OF tham it win be
cheaper to import than to sink to greater
depths for mineral
The United Kingdom has nearly twice
as many miners as there are In the
United States. Germany also gives work
to more miners than this country en-
pioys; and yet this country turns out
great deal more iron and coal than eth
er of those kingdems. The reason why
we obtain far greater product with a
much smaller mining force 10 that we
use great deal Of improved mining ma
chinery; 90 that though we pay the high.
eat wages the cost OF mining Is lels in this
country than In most European lands.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-24
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