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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-12


and right pr *.
Outing T,o"u' Is worth 1Oc |
fo, &c at, TGs,
If You wari 20 buy Cloak at
ha price, go to Rogers.
Mrs. j. A. Bell, of St. Joseph,
is visiting relatives in this
city.
Robt. Sandifer was bust.
ness visitor in the Bluff City.
Tuesday.
Geo. A. TAFT will sell you
some mighty good things for
small cost.
Dick Cummings, of Palmyra,
was a business visitor in tie
city Monday.
Carl F. Smith came over from
the Gem City Saturday on a
sick lay off.
H. S. Grouse, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday with his friend,
l.. NJ. Redmau.
Mrs. l. P. Stephens and Miss
Mary spent Sunday with
friends at Ely.
MISS Fannie Wickersham, of
Hannibal, has been the guest of
her friend, Miss Lizzie Dalton.
Mrs. David Tighe, of Wanda
liza, visited the first of the week
with her friend, Mrs. j. F.
Brown.
Miss Emma jackson returned
Sunday afternoon from Shelbi-
ma where she had been visiting
relatives.
r. B. Villa nson and Mrs.
w. G Williamson spent Sun.
day with the hometolks near
HunnewPIl
G. E. Gillian has bought stock
in the Monroe City Telephone
Co. and that makes him solid
as liueman etc.
W Schluckebier, of Ely, and
Mrs. II. w. Guinther, of Hunt
ington. have been visiting
friends IN this city.
A. M. Earel, the harness and
saddle man, shipped a dandy
double set of double harness tC
Camp Point, H., Tuesday.
After spending several weeks
in the city with relatives and
friends, Mrs. Ellen Chadwick
returned to her home in Quincy
Sunday.
Miss Vallie Utterback i
spending the week in Palmyra
where she is hlling the position
of Court stenographer. Goo
for Miss Vallie.
Hon. S. j. Nelson drifted i
from Jacksonville, Fla, Satul
day. His friends were as gla
10 see him as he they. He wi,
buy and ship another load {
horses.
G. M. Nichols has secure
residence property in Macol
where he will engage in bus
ness and will move there I'll
first of the week. The man
friends they have made hei
will miss them.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09

TN ION
PROCEEDINGS m REFERENcE no
THE TEMpEArE MILLS CONE Up
IN UNITED STATES COURT.
Defendants Not Ready 70 Argue Motion
to Dissolve ana Case 4 centinned
Until Tuesday Morning Of

The injunction proceedings Of c. G,
Moore and Others against the Jackson
Iron and Tin Plate aiill company and
others came up in the tedeEal court
Thursday morning before Jadse John ].
jackson, on q motion BY the defendAaA&
to dissolve the injunctionlan dismiss ne
bin. ~ II
The motion to docket the motion b
dissolve the injunction was d6clteted and
then the applicants for q dissolution Of
the injunction informsd the court that
they were not ready to argue the case.
After considerable .parleying it was
decided to continue the case until Tues
day morning. at which time it h expect-
ed the motion to dissolve win be argued:
In the discussion Of the case. Il was
brought out that one. Of the grounds Of
the defendants In asking that the in:
junction be dissolved Is that there i
no equity In the bill. Judge jackson
promptly oyerruied that point.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09
IRlJA!T


JAY Reefer had 10 pay fine 81 e
in Magistrate erdon,s court Thursday af-
ternoon for violating the compulsory
school law. Truaat Officer Andrew Ly-
ons swore out q warrant against him
for not sending his step-son. Harry
Stewart, to school. Mr.. Refer paid up
and promised TO send the youngster 70
school and quar- 81 the fount Of learning,
a. Is prescribed by tie laws Of the state.
The truazt oficer has become terror
TO an OF the young boys who play
.shoolreys and stop school. Since Mr. Ly-
ons entered upon his duties as truant
officer, he ias determined that al young
children shan attend school, and no has
been exercising his duties with . vim
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09
GRAFTON!
Gets the Next Annual Meeting Of Retail
= Merchants; Associati on.-0neeTs
Elected md Committees

The seventh annual meeting of the
Retail Merchants ASSOCIATION of West
Virginia closed in Parkersbufg Wednes-
day night, the final feature being BAN
quet in Progress hah, which was one Of
the most enjoyable affairs ever held BY
the organization.
The officers elected were:
President IT. n. Barpez, Of Weston.
Vice President Hon. John w. Leach,
of Benwood.
Second Vice President-John N. Ire
gellas, of Grafton.
Third Vice President-M G. Whit
latch, Of Parkersburg.
Treasurer-yal truth, of Charleston.
Executive ComnitteeM. A. Sybert,
sistersville; A. f. uirich. Wheeling: L
v. Rodgers, Grafton; Daniel Brennan,
Wheeling.
During the afternoon session the fol-
lowing committees were appointed by
President Barnes.
Committee on Resolutions and Nomi-
nations-J. W. Leach, Benwood; w. c.
Ebert. Wheeling; A. T. Murphy, Park
ersbnrg; W. al sshrebe, Wheeling. and
Charles Fleming; Pariersburg.
Committee on Questions J. w. Leach.
Wheeling; .. @. stfpebel. Wheeling and
A. +. Beiweg Nheeling 4
It was decided to hold the next am
nuaI needing IN Gtafton, che time to be
arranged later.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09

The ClarisA burg electric light plant on
Sonth Seeond street was discovered aiirc
shortly after Q O'Clock "wednesday niRhts
= attempt at an alarm was given, but
mot such as to attract the attention, 81
more than taaose in the immediate EelIslS
bofhccd. However, the Nights an scvsr'
the city were cut on ut unce ana Al
lSnew there was something wTonk h,it
they did not think Of are! The sound.
Ing Of the alarm cansed some excite.
Fnsnt at the opera house. where = play
was on, and. when the lights went ont
quickly there was prospect Of ccmniSs
ton, which might have been converted
into panic Il II had not been for the
presence Of mind OF the officers sta
toned there.
The blaze was discovered In the roof
of the engine room. Timbefs around
the big smokestack were aaire. The
plant has good hose attachment and
It was brought into such good use that
the fire was out before IT could hase
time to spread and before The are d.
partment arrived. The damage wis
slight. 81.
The blaze originated from The heat
from the smolsstack. The ffAmeMos3z
around the stack does not appear tS' have
sufficient resisting force against heat.
and a plan viii have to be devised 10
overcome the defect.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09

1frs- s. A. shaelelford, Of Grafton
was IN the city last week 10 consult Dr.
Hafdman and have glasses fitted. Thi
doctor has been her ocnlist for years.
Attorney Fred Blue. Of PhiIlippi, i,
q city visitor.
Attorney y J. Watson, Of Pariersbarg'
Is federal court visitor. &
Rev. Father DeLoux, of Mason City,
d the guest Of friends here. g 8.:;
ar. and AIRS. Charles N. Hart, @ ].
Col. Misses Cover aud Conrad, OF Win.
chester, Va. and Harry b. Smith are
guests Of Mrs. s. D. Camden IN Park.
ersburg.
Charles Caldwell, o. parlersbusx. was
here today attending United States
court
Attorney =. O. Pifer, Of Bucl,han,en.
Is here attending United States court.
George r. Kooh and Eddie =. Yerlrey
WIN leave shortly for Pitt3bire. whore
they WIN enter the employ 81 thf Balti.
more q Ohio Railroad company. 81
Mrs. Frank Long and sister. vireilia
Koon. left last night for lllisboro, Va.
whore they win spend . few Meel<s: sis-
iting their amt Mrs. Nays. They siil
return b way 81 Washfngton city;
whore they wfll visit FRIENDS = few days.
Wallace saclsett representative u
1nles atnrFy's .Iost Rover company,
was n the city Thursday afternoon:
making arxanecmcnts with Manager
Faf1and for tic enlargement of he donls
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09
DUSTER
Comes IN On the omer Hall Farm IN the
wolf Summit Field, This County.

In The Wolf Summit Geld in this coun-
~, the South Penn has drilled No. 2
o. the Omer HAL farm through the Cor
don has q duster. y
Credit balances slae, certificates no
bid. Shipments lPennsyl vanial, 1910
barTeiss average. s., $50 barrels; runs,
d. $50 barrels, Average, &c ,424 barrels.
1msnts uina), 1850 barrels, ay-
<fsS 6o:2so barrels; runs. 74oi2 bar
feis. sseraee, 4sss2 Barrels.
standard OIL IN New York, s6-ls.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09
CLOSE
OF THE TERM OF FEDERAL COURT
IS BEING BUSILY PREPARED
FOR By ALL.



The circuit court Is quite busy prepar.
ing to close the term and many orders
are being handed DOWN The court win
likely adjourn Friday. and not later than
Saturday.
Sale was decreed in the case Of VIII
law w. Cork against James F. Cook.
In the cause of william G. Plant
against Dexter G. Fittro and Others,
leave was given the defendants to fIe
their answers within forty days after
the rise of the court.
The court refused TO reinstate the
cause OF Honesdale Shoe company and
Others against Wells D. Montgomery.
( In the cause of Alto C. Bailey against
Dora Bailey and Others. the receiver was
discharged.
Report of sale was fled IN the cause
of Cora Bell Lucas against Robert \.
Thompson.
An order was entered dismissing the
cause of Elmore L. Coffman against the
West Virginia Short Line Railroad COM
pany.
Judgment for ss65.56 was given the
plaintiffs in the cause OF Stern & Co.
against Curtis w. Davis and others.
An order WAS crtesed in the cause OF
Henry r. Smith and others against John
W. Brown and others approving report
Of distribution by the special commits
sioner.
An order Of dismissal was entered in
the cause Of Lee Boggess against Charles
E. Boggess and others.
Decree Of sale was entered in the cause
Of John J. Washington against Anna
Lewis and Others.
Q. w. Talbot, iailer Of Lewis county.
was allowed s247 jan fees,
Edward 8. Book was allowed $3.50 as
shorthand reporter.
The allowance made to grand jurors
was sll5.so
r. Linn Osborn was given . verdict of
SIS against die city Of Clarikshurg.
Issue was joined n the eese Of Mar
shall Want against Isaac NJ Kelley.
Exception was overrnikd and plea fled
IN the case Of James :dsumea sdner against
salem Express Pahlsl.ing company.
The court refused 70 set 3siae the YER
dict IN the case. Of Thomas Hartlan
against Willie Hiciznan. 81
IN the case Of ". q. Amiels against
Homer 3. Mckinley the motion 70 set
aside the verdict was orerrnied. The
plaintiR excepted and leave Of thirty
days was given to fle q bili Of particn-
lars.
A similar order was entered In the
ease Of c. a. Turner 4 ca. against NJ B.
CutendaIl.
Herbert Z. Davis, indicted for felony,
gave bon. Of 81 1000 and the case was
postponed until the next term.
Roy Green, indicted for felony, also
gave bond Of $500 and his case was con-
tinned until the next term.
The demurrer IN the case Of Roy a. |
King against the Cook and Hart Coal
ccmpany was ovcrrnled and q plea Of /
not guilty was entesea BY the defend
ant.
The jury In the case Of Henderson &
Parker against Ray Randolph gave the
piaintiR = verdict for seoo.ei. A motion
to set the verdict aside and grant q new |
trial was made.
Herbert Z. Davis, indicted for felony |
and not being ready for trial, was rel
manded to iafl.
The sehmnIbaeh Brewing company
was given ipags.ent for Slie.i3 against |
james n. Kerns
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09
RECOVElRs
From Serious Illness ana Father o'con-
nor q Enabled 20 Leave Hospital
ana Go % his Home.

Rev. Father oiConnor, rector Of the
Catholic church. who has been . patient
at the Harriscn COUNT hospital for the
past week. seripusiy IN with stomach
trouble. WAS Tesnoscd from The hospital
Thursday afternoon % his home at the
Catholic rectory. BE has about rceoy-
cred from his Illness and vim b abba
% resume hIs duties within . few days.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-09

PpRsKNrs

Camden Scmmerss prcprietpr of the
County Alan Book store and Rnblishins
house, & presenting his PATRONS ana pt,r.
ehssers with q useful and appreciated
presents Il + handsome Heather cigar
ease. The case Is given a. an advertise.
meI,t OF the new Spaniola cigar. which
Afr. eommcrs = Introducing On the To-
cal merixet. Those who have tried tNis
new cigar say Il Is one Of he hest 81
It's kind On lie market.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

Crystal Falls friends Of Geo Eismsn
will be interested in the following
from the Menominee papers
Wholesale wood stealing has been
going on in Menominee especially IN
the Of yards Eisman & Wells, in the
north Of the city, for some time, aud
ii was not until couple Of days ago
that the practice was discovered by
the propiietors and stopped. The
c lncern had a large quantity OF wood
piled in the yards. but it was not
noticed that any yeas heir = -; 20 s.sr-
vv,v.vu v..s rnere is fever and difficult
" in breathing and pains in the chest,
then it is announced that the patient
has pneumonia Be on the safe side
and take amberlain Cough Remedy
as soon as the cold is contracted.
1t always cures. For sale by Frank
w. Cole d. - -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

The Ludins on Wells & Van schaick
Lumber company Ia preparing to move
its plant 70 the southern part OF Louis.
lana whore 1t has large timber hold
ings. The old mill in Menomines ia
being torn down and the machinery
will be moved 10 a location near De
Ridder, La on. Tie Kansas City.
Southern railway A town has been
plated and a large sawmill will be
bnilt. The company owns OF 600 acres
on which IL is estimated there are
about 1000 900, 900 feet OF long leaf
yellow pine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

Patrick Murphy, wei known
character about Bsrags. has beeu ar
rested on charge Of incenldiarism.
Hs is accused Of setting fire last week
TO shed in the rear Of n saloon. TO
which the blaze communicated and
destroyed, together with hardware
store livery stable and dwelling.
causing loss Of $4,000, with email
insurance. Murphy protee's his IN
nocence. but there ia strong cir
cumstantial evidence against him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

f. Leroy Hess. the Greenland
architect who furnished the plans foI
the new sheriff s residence for Iron
county. has announced his candidacy
Tor the commissionership Of schools OF
Oontonagon county. Mr.. Hess Is a
very capable fellow and his Iron
county acquaintance wish him sue
cess.
The following Masons went to Mar
quette Wednesday to attend the Mystic
Shrine meeting a. Lusttield. A. NJ.
Darling, X. b. Webb NJ. J. Lindsay.
Arvid Bjork. Frank Scadden r. W.
/ Cole Chas. II. Watson VIM Trebilcock
f. f. Lucas and John Erikson.
A sleigh ride party given by Bert
and Minnie Buddle is on the tapis
for tonight with the young people
The party will rendezvous at the home
Of Captain and Mrs, Buddle at the
Hope mine.
Miss Berta Vivian was hostess 10 a
large number Of her friends at Cedar
Castle last Tuesday evening She is
receiving great praise for the very
pleasant evening s entertainment pro.
vided her guests
Miss Maud Henderson entertained a
number Of her friends last Wednesday
All speak highly Of Miss Henderson
ability as an entertainer
Or. q Q. seaberg Of Iron Mountain
W As in the city YESTERDAYS
The next meeting Of the Michigan
Press association will be held in the
500 next june, an invitation extended
by Mayor stradley having been accept
ed.
Baniamin Davenport for many
years tho sage Of Mansfield but now
farmer near Carson City
in the lower peninsula is in the city
10 attend to some business that he has
1t the coming term Of the circuit
court
John 2. Larson wishes ma to state /
hat he is candidate before the
Republican county CONVENTION for the
'fiice Of county road commissioner
Charles Warren n miner employed in
he Great Western mine had his right
DOT crushed this week bv fall Of dirt
n one Of the slopes of the mine.
Born To Mr. ard Mrs. Tomas Con
in girl Feb 18th Mother and
hid doing nicely.
Because of the condition Of affairs
lot OF cnoice Amasa stuff has been
rowded out this week
On Tuesday evening Of next week,
ey. Hoikka will show number Of
ne magic lantern yiews'in the church
lrlors the proceeds Of the entertain.
ert to 90 TO the church.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14
|(ouncif,@ (
Proceedings.
\TrTTTTTTFl'FiS'GHN
Crystal FalIs, Mich.
February 9Th 1903.

! February ith 1908.
A regularmeeting of the City was
called to order by the Mayor at & o..
clock y. m on the above date.
Members present. Richard Wense.
A Ormouroy.d j. II. j hnson. r. B.
Webb. jacob Bauer. Absent Peter
Bryson. o. =. Lars~n.
! Minutes of former meeting read aud
upon motion was approved as read
Moved by johnson seconded by
Ormonroyd that TIE recommendation of
the Board OF Public works ms 10 their
hireing an outside man 10 superintend
the completion on the new electric
li,ht line be rejected. Noes 4. Yes
none. Motion carried
Moved by Johnson seconded by
Ormonroyd that the motion just voted
upon be recondsid cred Motion carried.
Moved by Johnson seconded oy
Ormonroyd that the recommendation or
the board Of public works as to their
hireing an outside man to supeiintend
the completion of the new electric
light line he rejected Yes 4 Noes
ntnes Motion carried
Moved by Webb seconded by Bauer
that the Mayor appoint a committee
of three q consider the request of
Andrew Nelson for lease Of certain
piece Of land Motion Carri,d.
TIE Mayor appointed as such com
mittee A. Ormonroyd, b r. Webb,
Jacob Bauer.
Moved by Webb seconded by Johnson
that the request OF Mrs Koer for a.
rebaie Of taxes be granted to the a.
mount Of $S3 90 aud that the clerk be
instructed to draw a city order In favor
of Mrs Koler for the above amount.
Motion carried
Moved by ormonroyd seconded by
Bauer that the following bills KS audit
ed be allowed and that city orders lie
drawn for same Motion carried.
Charley Runba-k st. commission
er Jan. 70 days so 30
Henry g. johnson labor 81 days
II 90
John Anderson labor 8 days 10 90
Frang Fauler labor a. days 90
John tyustivson llbor days 6 90
Mike Sl labor AZ days . oo
Henry Rurback idiL''or day 2 90
Paul schook team worn ass goo
Mrs William Parks team work 2
lays S ooi
Dr. A. n. Darling wood TO town
ball 81 so
A. Charron blacksmith bill 6 30
lrystal FAILS I'D Company mds. II 81
g. W. Morre!l Cutting wood for
city Office 20
J. Falls Fire Dept Graphite for
hose f. ~ Cole 9 25
The Diamond Drill printing as per
bills "a 25
lich and Tel Go, Tel service 90
April lst 1908 90 /
.ndrew Nelson timber supplied 8 81
Continued on Mining PAGE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

The stockholders Of the Chicago g.
Northwestern railway at a special
meeting Tuesday voted to increase the
capital stock to hundred million
doIlars Tho directors, were authoriz-
cd 10 issue common stock from time
30 time in such amounts as they may
determine, and for any purpose allowed
by law. II was decided to lease the
franchise and property Of the Fremont,
FlKhorn and Missouri Valley and e.
later purchase tho road outright.
Hereafter the road will be operated az
an integral part Of tho Northwestern
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14
NOTICE

The undersigned clerk Of iron
County. Michigan, viii, until noon
Of Saturday, February, %, 1858, receive
sealed proposals for the building Of "a
sheriff's residence For plans and
specifications inquire Of said county
clerk. Said proposals will be opened
by the board Of supervisors &C their
meeting, 10 be- held IN the courthouse
in the city Of Crystal Falls on Monday
March End. 1908.
Dated at Crystal Falls Mich,
February . 1908.
John Wall
County Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

The bill 60 re.incorporate the school
district OF Crystal Falls, was sent to
Senator Moriarty last Monday At
torney r. "A Abbott was employed by
The board Of education TO draw up che
bin AMI he has gone over the thing
very carefully so az 10 correct sany
incongruiles Of the old arrangement
rhe modus operandi Of conducting
school matters are almost identical
with tie old regime The chief
diHarenc are as we explained last
week Ia the make -up Of The board and
the amount to which tie district car
81 bonded The now bin admits d
bouts q the amonnt 81 about $50 oot
81 Eve psr cent Of the valuation % thl
assossible property
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

A rate Of one fare for the round trip
to Escansba has been made by the
North western tomorrow for the
dedication exercises of the Catholic
church at which Bishop Ireland pre-
aches. Return limit for Monday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14
MYSTIC SINNERS.

Shriners frlm all the towns in this
oasis. the upper pinensnla. Wednesday,
assembled in Marquette for the first
ceremonial session of Ahmed Temple
in 1908 held at the Masonic lodge rooms
that evening. The advance guard be-
gan TO arrive Tuesday and the incom-
ing trains Wednesday morning after
noon and evening swelled the number
OF visitors to over 200 The session
was the largest ever held there. All
Of the upper peninsula cities Nero
represented AheIned Temple will
have about 500 members with the Gew
class.
II is expected that the Zee for ad
mission to the Mystic Shrine will soon
increased to $50, it now being but S95
At meeting last June in San Francisco
a resolution to this effect
was introduced and IL is GER
tain be be adopted at Saratoga next
July
The present officers of Ahamed Teni.
u!c arc Robert II Shields illustrious
potentatae, r W. Moore, chief fabian,
OBJ. Fuller. assistant rabban VIM
Mcclellan, high priest sna prophet
J. G Yates original guide YIN d
McCoomhs, treasurer l.. NJ Spencer
recorder f S. Dunbar first cere
monial. master f. w McPharran.
director r. ". Wentz, 2nd ceremonial
master S. s Ormisbee, assistant dir
ector. j. J.. Bashtoid, marshall
Roderick Campbell, captain Of guard
J. W. Young, outside guard Geo. L.
loop, alchemest W. II Dodge, !
assistant alchemisi representatives u |
hnfefial council Robert Fl. Shields, |
= NJ Moore and l.. NJ. sencer
stewards John II Lewis and Louis
Pendill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

The matter Of feed is OF
tremendous Importance to the
farmer. Wrong feeding IS
loss. Right feeding is profit.
The up-to-date farmer knows
what to feed his COWS to get
the most milk, his pigs to get
the most pork, his hens to
get the most eggs. Science.
But how about the children 7
Are they fed according to
science, bone food if bones
are soft and undeveloped, a
flesh and muscle food if they
are thin and weak and a blood
food if there is anemia'
SCOTS Emulsion IS a mixed
food; the Cod Liver Oil in it
makes flesh, blood and muscle,
the Lime and Soda make bone
and brain. 1t is the standard
cientifc food for delicate
children.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14
PRO + :,''s.;:s, :. .

:
Lot 800 of the second addition Of tn,
village now city Of Crystal Falls
Iron Co, Michigan.
Taxes as follows and for the follow
ing years. 1896, 1897, and 1898.
&or IN 49,
named Re-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14

Gttt o1Altr. NNlAN ~ AAAf1 80
OF the city say that tho stealing has
bsen going on all winter and that on
Sundays especially women, children
aud in some cases men, nocked to tae
big piles with hand sleds, ropes and
baskets and hepled themselves to the
supply. one Of the employees of the
company saw them and told them that
they bad better stop but he was only
laughed at. The next day Mr. Eisman
made an investigation aud IN many
woodsheds in that part Of the town he
found quantities Of the stolen wood
de visited several Of the fathers whose
boys had been taking the wood, but
the boys said that they did not know
they were stealing il. They saw others
going there and followed the crowd,
thinking that IL there was free wood
to be had they might as well get their
share.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-02-14
NJ d. CaURCH.

Services at the Methodist church
morrow will be At tho hours.
Tubieet for tsg.pSed meeting of tn,
law ~ ~ their lodge room las
20 thahy evening Not great at
tendance was in evidence but Tn,
,nthusiam of those present made ut
tkS of numbers. The 90