The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-11-14

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| winter construct another ore dock DIT
Allouez bay at Superior. The new
dock will contain 100 pockets and the
| prospects are that the same will be
heightened out in the near future.
The Great Northern now has two
docks with a capacity of $4,000 tons
and 600 pockets. The new dock will
increase the capacity As. 900 tons.
Considerable comment IS being in
dulged in by the merchants aud busi=
ness men in this city and in fact
along the whole line over the way we
are cut out of the Sunday train SER
vice. The News-Tribune has through
its efforts established Sunday train
for the Mesaba range towrs and it
seems strange that we should be left
out of all good things. The chances
are that some action will be taken
later. At present protests are poing
into the Tribune management on
account of the slight.
| Sido. lollCy UtlO yOuIb
gentleman who went through the
Weed & Wadsworth safe ut Winton
early in the summer securing about
| $500 and was Il scarce article until
captured at Hibbing, was indicted by
the grand jury for larceny in the first
degree. When brought before the
judge he plead guilty and will be
sentenced later. During the few
months he spent in Jail, he had all
kinds of stories of how he was being
prosecuted by the people at Winton
and up to the time he plead guilty
protested his innocence of the crime
charged with.
Thomas Fenlon, who shot and kill,
ed Gust Anderson at Tower in Oct,
has been released and in all probable
ity no further action will be taken
against him. Fenlon admits the
shooting but did it to protect his
wife whom Anderson, while drunk.
| had assaulted. The people about
Tower are Of the opinion that Fenlon
did what was right in the matter.
Anderson was the gentlemgn who a
few years ago, shot and killed Chas.
Carlson a man about six feet high
and weighed about 2l5 pounds, for a
rabbit while hunting. The assault
and shooting was the outcome of the
strenuous manner in which Anderson
collected bill for load OF wood.
The case of the state of Minnesota
against John Grahek was begun in
District Court yesterday. Grahek
was indicted by the grand jury of
manslaughter in the second degree
for killing Eli Sijatovich in this city
on Oct. 5. while at Publication at
the Pioneer location. County Attor-
ney McClinteck is attending to the
prosecution and G. O. Baldwin appears
for the defendant. Grahek is making
he shot had knife and was prepar
ing to use it when he pulled his gun
| and fired.
The Rainy Lake gold country is
again coming into active prominence
by reason of the companies owning
property there doing considerable
work. J. G. Foley, who is at the head
of the Prototype Gold Mines company
said in Duluth few days ago:
"Some wonderful strikes has been
made recently in that section and a
big boom is on. The country there
abouts contains Il wealth of mineral,
and some big companies are opening
up properties. One company with
So, 600, 900 capital is going in, and an
other has put up $50, 900 for the de-
velopment of its mine. Large depos-
its of copper and iron are being found
besides the gold. The United States
Steel corporation has 300 men in the
woods looking for iron. At Port
Arthur tine hotels are as crowded as
the St. Louis was at the time of the
| first big strike of gold in the Rainy
Lake region"
| Fred Richard and Mrs. Annie
Palanquin the couple indicted by the
grand jury for adultery were arraigned
before Judge Dibell in the District
court Tuesday. Both waived the
reading of the indictment and plead
ed guilty. They were each sentenced
to pay fine of $500 or spend year
in the county jail. 1t is understood
| that both will be able to raise the
money to pay the fine. In sentencing
the women, the court said that if she
has any conscience she may carry in
her recollection that she has ruined a
home. Mrs. Palanquin has husband
and one child. Richard. who is
| trrveling salesman for Duluth
packing house is AZ years of age and
has wife and four children. It is
understood that two divorce actions
will grow out of the trouble. Rick
| ard is we'll known here.
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