The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-05-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

hereafter Wnen COUNTY OhoiSO
dies, the remains will be shipped to
Duluth ana buried from there.
This is supposed to be great saving
to the county us it is claimed the
burial can take place in Duluth for
from 81 to Sc, while it costs $3.50 to-
bury paupers in the outside towns.
John Bateson and Euphima Whan
were married Thursday evening at
the residence Of Mrs. Jane Yates by
the Rev. Marsh, only members of the
family being present. Mr. Bateson
and bride have the best wishes OF a
host OF friends. The bride arrived
the same evening from Dakota where
she has made her home.
The Ely Gun club INDUCED in a
practice shoot at the grounds Sunday
and some very good scores were made.
On May 30, Alderman Eisenach of the
club, will go to Duluth to shoot in the
final diamond badge shoot. Judging
by the scores he has been piling up,
we think the badge will become his
property after that date.
John Kerns. the Austrian who was
recently taken to Duluth TO be eX-
amned as to his sanity and returned
here as sane, again developed peculiar
actions the fore part of the week and
was locked up by Chief LaBeau.
The Austrian society," of which he is
member, we understand, is looking
after him.
The City Band has reorganiZed
with r. G. Lawrence as leader and is
practicing regularly. Several instru-
ments have been added, among which
is a slide trombone and two clarionets
and today the band is as good as any
outside Of Duluth or the Twin Cities.
in the northwest. Under the efficient
leadership of Prof. Lawrence. the
boys promise something unusual.
The continued search of tine author
tiles for Nels Nelson the carpenter
who disappeared from his home In
this city last winter. about Christ
mas, has been of no avail. Not a
single clue has been found that would
lead to his discovery. The suppose
ton is that he wandered away during
fit of mental ALTERATION and died in
the woods or was drowned in one OF
the numerous lakes in this vicinity.
Patrick Shields foreman for the
Cloauet Lumber Co., was shot Satur-
day evening at Frank Ansley's saloon
in Eveleth by man named Luke
Harkurth. The shooting was the
outcome of the Ely Lake settlers
squabble with the lumber company
which has been cutting timber tn is
winter off lands claimed by the
settlers 1t is expected more trouble
will follow.
Garrett Byrens, the popular clerk
at the Vail has resigned his position
and will open for himself tomorrow in
the Hoslling building. Garret has
named his new place The Sham
rock" and will have the grand open
ing tomorrow night to which every
one is invited Good music has been
secured and fine lunch will be serv-
ed free. The finest of imported and
domestic wines, liquors and cigars
will be handled.
When we see boys on the street and
in public places we often wonder if
they are aware that business men are
watching them. In every bank, store
and office there will sooner or later be
place for some boy to fill. Those
who have the management Of the
affairs of the various enterprises will
select boy in whom they have con-
tidence. When they select one of
these boys they will not select him
for his ability to swear, use slang,
smoke cigarettes or tap a beer keg.
These men have little to say and some
may have few OF these habits them
selves but they are looking for boys
who are gentlemen in every sense Of
the word as they can find, and as a
rule they are able to give you the
character of every boy in town. They
are not looking for rowdies and when
boy applies for one of these places
and is refused they may not tell him
the reason why they do not want him
but the boy can depend upon it that
he has been rated according to his
behavior, Boys cannot afford to
adopt the habits and conversation of
loafers and rowdies if they ever want
to be called to responsible positions.