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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17

nal all thit tls Board secure the
services of a County physician at a
compensation not to exceed 500. 90 per
month. including all extras.
Your committee further recommends
that the Board of Poor Superintendents
cause their proceedings TO be regularly
published in at least one newspaper
printed and circulating in the County
of Iron
Your cominittee farther recommends
that the request OF the Poor Super
iAtendents To appropriate foi their use
during the ensuing year the sum of
$1,000 90 be sallowed and that the
sum OF $1,000 90 be appropriated by
your honorable body.
Respectfully Submitted.
Committee Q. H. Sensiba
Adolf Forsberg.
VIM. Carlson.
The second committee met with
the superintendent Of the poor farm
and from data given by him they de-
duced figures that doubled those Of the
first committed The upshot of the
matter was that a proposition to lease
the poor farm and pay monthly board
and care charges for inmates was pro
posed and the board decided TO try it.
The county taxes raised are as fol-
| lows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
OF THE COUNTY OF IRON:
Gentlemen

Gentlemen
Your committee on County Poor beg
leave TO report that they have had the
account of the County Poor Superin-
tendent under consideration and find
that the average number Of inmates
of the County Poor House, during the
past year have been fourteen The sum
of 1894 30 has been expended in the
support of the poor and ia the ad-
ministration of the Poor affairs of the
county. From the report we find that
the sum of Sl5l7 72 has been spent in
the administration OF the Poor affairs
of the county that the sum of 1925 80
has been spent for medical service
the sum of 1896 80 for merchandise
and the sum Of 1855. as for miscellane-
ous expenses. It has cost the people
OF the county for merchandise for the
County Poor, during the past year,
$66 SS16 for each inmate. II has cost
the people OF the county $37, 90. four
seventh for medical services for each
inmate OF the county Poor House dur
ing the past year. Each inmate of the
County Poor House. during the past
year, has cost $39 55 and five fourteens
for miscellaneous expenses. and
during the past year, in the payment
of salaries and other administrative
expenses the sum OF $lOs. 40 and six
sevenths has been expended for each
county pauper.
Your committee calls the attention
of the honorable board 10 the extreme
cost of administering the Poor affairs
OF the county and recommends that in
the future curtailment Of expenses
may be had by the Board, holding
fewer meetings and that the Secretary
receive a salary not 10 exceed 800. 90
per annum that the chairman of the
Board receive no salary as such chair
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
BATES GETS
SECOND DOSE.
| County Board Gives the
Y Granger Township a Load
in Equalization for Second
Time.

Me adjusting Of values between the
different assessing districts of the
county Is always a hard nut to crack
on the county board. In the break
away last year three townships went
up in the balloon and it seems that
they were given about the same ride
this year Atkinson. Mansfield and
Mates are the townships that got the
iaes while Crystal Falls aud STAN
eugh got under shelter. Iron River
,yhich hadSa very favorable assessment
was allowed to stay whore she was as
was also the case with Hematite and
gAfastodon.
OF the three Townships that got
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
CITY ESCAPES TAX.

The one-mill tax will not be spread
on the city rolls this years as a result
OF the incorporation OF the school dis
trict of Crystal Falls under a special
act According to the provisions OF
the new act the collection Of the one
mill tax is dispensed with.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17

vicinity. The slump in business that
is apparent made is almost impossible
for him TO realize upon his outstanding
accounts so as TO meet his liabilities.
IL is probable that settlement of
his affairs will be effected soon and
that Mr. Harris will again be doing
business here
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17

not to initiate any other stage slaveys,
but rather to create.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17

The building committee on the
sheIiff's residence was allowed $3.50 for
their services
The election of county officers was
taken up and fight developed en- the
poor commissionership There were
three applications, Frank Erikson, of
Bates township applied as did X. p.
Hollow and John Erikson, of this city.
A vote showed that Mr. Frank Erikson
had not single vote. John Eriksop
had 2 and h. p. Hollow. 4 For school
examiner Daniel Riordan, of Mastodon
was chosen.
The board adjourned to meet on
the 26th of this month when the
charge back taxes will be in such
shape that they can be spread handily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
WARREN.

The services at the local churches yes
terdav were of the usual order. At the M
+ and st. Marks churches services
were omitted owing to the absence OF the
pastors. 49,. :, T.
THE E,pworth league OF the NJ T.
church held their weekly devotional meet
ing. In the vestry Of the church iast
night. 60
Mr. Frank Smith of New Haven, Conn.
IS erecting a large wharf, on the 'front.' OF
the Hart property on Warren ROAD. Inc
wharf Is TO he used In connection win
the oyster business.
The Narragansett Fire Co. NO ., helo
n cIambake at the farm OF e. w. Negus'
at Touisset yesterday. About 80 were
present. and all pronounced the bake the
finest that they had ever partaken or
baseball game was played In the morning
between the Narragansetts and the Dark
towns. which ended I'm the score OF IL TO
I The decision of the umpire caused
much laughter at times The batteries
were Brown and Stevens. Lent and
Parks.
Miss 7 r. Pitts and Miss Florence
Foreman have returned home from a
weeks vacation at Nantasket beach.
/ stlrbe Eden OF NarraganSett Bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
TIvERTO ON.

Miss Emma Anthony has returned from
a few days visit to friends IN somer-
set.
Euntce Fuller OF Tiverton and Annie
Chase of South Somerset have been
spending a few days on Prudence Island.
Guests at Peters Inn.
Miss Hannah W. Wilcox. guest at ST:
Meats. Captain ]. w. Gifford's, returned
to Fall River Friday.
Charles A. Fuller is pilot on the re.
ouot running between New Bedford ana
New York.
Mrs. stephen Brayton OF East GLOBE
s,reet with her two daughters. Louisa
and May, are summering at South View
cottage.
Miss Hazel and Olive Hambly are stay
ing at Cottage CITY.
Captain Isaac L. Church, who has been
seriously H. is reported TO be improv-
ing.
There was a large crowd OF Sunday
visitors in town yesterday, some coming
| by boat and others on the electrfcs.
The Tiverton summer residents VIII
have their, illumination Thursday Nth
| instant.
Miss Glover L. Hambly of the Shore
road and Edwin Hambly OF the Town
Hall road are visiting their uncle, Will
liam r. Hambly of Wexford, r. I.
| Leroy Sanford Of Lawrence. Mass, 70
at home for his vacation.
| delegation OF eight young men from
the Y NJ c. A. OF Fall River had charge
of the services in Bliss Four Corners
chapel Sunday evening.
Mrs w. H. Cook of Fall River Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Brayton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
CENTER llLt VIlll6e PARK.

The 7 " wilbur CO. is making things
bpm at centredale. Saturday was gala
dav on this excellent plat q record mum.
her ~ lots we're sold. and wagon load
y, Nne presents were given away More
nresents will he given away every wed
nesssy and Saturday afternoon until all
the lots are disposed of. The fairness
WITH which this nrm deals with It's pat
rons 4. we'll known as they have been
GENERATING IN this vicinity for some years.
the ranjd,ty with which lots were knock
"a down To- buyers on Saturday is sum-
c,en, endorsement for the foregoing
.,a,ement Customers seemed TO know
,vst which lot they wanted. and as soon
.s q, was put up. the bidding was last
ana furious. the easy terms making II
nossfhIe for persons with only small or
M capital 10 participate In the buying
+, is An afternoon prontibly and enjoya-
hiv .psnt 10 take trip out and see one
~ these sales n was revelation 70 tns
r,r,,er 10 sec land sold a. fast az 2S-cen'
r,hhon marked down 10 i2is cents AZ :
bargain sale. Wilbur speaks the run
when he saws that the terms and induce
uner,s have never been equalled % ah>
real estate nrm In the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
There Was Heavy Riding on the Local
Street Car Lines Yesterday.
Thousands Of Excursionists Furnished
Little Work for Tho Police.

ward Cody, Louis Cloutier, Henry Pot-
ter ana James Kingsley.
NOTABLE GATHERING.
One day last week there was notable
gathering OF men who had been associa-
ted together many years ago, and who
had later got together 10 recount the ex-
periences OF boyhood days These men
were Hon. ]. II. Arlington OF this town.
Anthony r. Shaw OF Boston and BenJa-
min c. Gladding OF Providence. The lat
ter is a. years old. while his two con-
temporaries are each 76 and they are old
school mates.
Some time ago, Col. Armington thought
4 would be a good idea to hunt up some
OF his old schoolmates. and later con-
ceived the idea OF having a few OF them
partake Of his hospitality at the Sduan-
tum club. Last week the two mentioned
met and gathered about the festal board
TO recount "reminiscences OF their school
daye They had a good time swapping
experiences and for a time forgot that
the days OF their boyhood were severai
decades behind them.
All OF them attended a private school
in Providence about 70 years ago.
Personal.
Richard Bushnell and daughter were
among those who went on the Merchants
and Miners excursion TO Old Point Com
| fort
Elisha Congdon enjoyed the day at
| Gay Head yesterday.
IN COURT.
| There were two victims in court yes
terday morning William Murphy ac-
knowledged that ne had been revealing,
and was fined $40 and costs. which he
| nald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
CENTRAL FALLS,

Detective Coombs and Patrolmen De.
vsnney and Lalibertie visited the West
side about il: 80 yesterday to make liauo.
raids They stopped at the nome OF
Thomas Mullervy, 8 Claremont s'sse,,'
and found 2s men drinking there. Mul-
leryy keeps a licensed place at 10 Moore
street He and his bartender were potn
al the place visited and the onlcers tooh
the names of the rest of the men. Inc
offieers paid some attention TO the STOCK
about the place and found 269 bottles OF
lager and ies empty bottles. A half plnt
of whiskey and three beer glasses "efo
also confscated. -, pr
Visitors were present from Fail River;
New Bedford Lowell Worcester anu
Centredale at yesterdays meeting 0I tne
Naturalist society. The flower sAnlplssivi' As,
will be held next Saturday and SUNDAY.
The beautiful garden of the society on
Barber avenue is now at the heignt oi
it's glory II Is we'll worth seeing. floW-
ers were sent yesterday TO the hospitals
James Waldren was fined for an as
sauit on his wife 81 and costs In judge
| Choouet's court yesterday. Three par
! ties one of whom came from lhncoIn,
were fined for drunkenness In the same
court. ,,-..
Miss Katie Murphy Of Scotland. Conn
| 4. Visiting Miss Theresa Clinton.
| Detective sherman and Onicer Heroer'
settled row some Assyrians mad over 4
| game Yesterday, although neither the de'
1 tective or the officer ever heard or the
| game before. -,
| turned from visit to Bunalo' ~ l.
"The Eden Of Narragansett Bay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
PORTSMOUTH,.

Mrs. Mary F, Lowell Of Providence Is
the guest of Miss Sarah J. Eddy Of Bris-
to Ferry.
Rev. william Miller of swansea Mass,
conducted the afternoon service at the
christian church. Sunday afternoon. At
the evening service MIR. j. III. Daney ot
Brockton sang solo.
MIR Lyndau Houghton. OF North Wood
stock. Conn, was In town yesterday.
The number OF excursionists TO Sea-
comet Point yesterday. was so large
that Mr.. James n. Wells. manager OF the
Seaconnet dining hall. could not enter
tain all who went for a shore dinner Mr.
Davis OF the Davis house, was equal To
the occasion and served hne dinner TO
many. who otherwise would have return
cd home. hungry.
The sakonet hotel has fun compli-
ment Of visitors, all the time and every
one is n praise of the ample acoommo-
dat,ons tor the comfort 81 the summer
guests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
DARLINGTON.

For some time the shell fish commits
sioners have been investigating the tea-
sibIlity OF making the part OF barrins. ny.
tom river above the bridge north OF the
Wb,te church available for use a. oyster
beds They have now arrived at the con
cnision that the territory cannot be utii-
.,.r, which is pt To gather in the river
a. this particular part because Of the tide
conditions. - .S a.
,ha yie,nitv OF the White church. and
every day there are one or more hshing
narties on the bridge. catching soup ana
There is some Indignation at the reck-
less manner in which automobiles are
speeded through the town some ume
ago a hov was run over ana hurt by
them and a repetition Of the accident Is
feared .,.
The good weather brought out gaodly
number OF churchgoers yesterday. All the
service. az the local churches were gel
attended
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
OEllSuTfuL AUTUMN TOURS.

Nearly every summer resort of note IN
New England. Canada, and the Middle
states Is included In the list OF places
10 be visited the coming season " enc
or more of the Raymond n Nhltcoho
tourist parties In the list are Poland
snrIns House tho Thousand Islands. the
RIdeau Lakes, ottawa. Montreal, Quebec.
the saguenay River. Maratime Prov
inces. the White and Adirondack Noun
tains Glen Summit. Wyoming valley
Niagara Falls. the Hudson River. Sara-
tosa. Lakes George and Champ'ain. etc
Other trips are also planned for the yell
Iowstone National Park colorado. .an-
fornia. the Great LAKES. and Arouno tne
world Detailed information about these
various tours will be found IN the vari-
Gus circulars issued by the Raymond q
vhitcomb Company. and can be had free
sv addressing 3o5 Washington Street.
Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
Former Riverside Man to Make
a Submarine Trlp--OtheT
Local News Of Interest.

Among those who will make the trip
TO the bottom Of Long Island SOUND on
the submarine boat Protector on Bridge
port. Conn, on Friday next Is Arthur
r. Warner. formerly OF this place.
In the boat when II makes the dive
will be a number of New YORK anu
washington newspaper correspondents
The boat In which the trip Is to he made
will remain for some time on the bottom
OF the sound, cut of from all communica-
ton with the surface and in the Demon
stration Of the practicability OF the crare
some OF the crew will return 10 the sur
face by a special appartus while the boat
remains on the bottom
RETURNED HOME.
The party OF young ladies from Attic
boro who have been enjoying their Vaca-
ton at the Columbine cottage, returned
home yesterday
The party was composed OF Misses An
ME Marshall. Mary Keely. Mary Rey-
nolds, Josephine Gibbs. Victoria Heintx'
Carrie Reynolds. Stasia Keely, Lena v.
REYNOLDS Margaret Smith and Eva Cos
tello.
Miss Victoria Heintz officated as chap
eron for the party. Before leaving they
enjoyed sail down the bay In captain
Harris yacht Wave. after which they
| took cars for home. The party nave
been here for about three weeks, during
which they enjoyed themselves to the
| limit.
Hugh Butler, Fred Marshall and An
drew Deignan. also from Attleboro. wno
have been stopping for few days a.
the Camp White House, escorted the
party home.
AN ACCIDENT
Yesterday as a young man was ridint
down Pawtucket avenue on a oicycl'
| a stick got tangled up In his wheei
ripping out several spokes and splittinf
the rim of the front wheel The ride
was thrown. but as he was not goins
fast at the time, did not sustain any IN
Jury. He refused to disclose his name
BROKE JOURNAL
shortly before IL o'clock yesterday
Crescent Park electric GIG In charge o
Conductor Anthiny and Motorman Bart
lett broke a journal near Richmond Park
Word was sent TO the barn for the wreck
or. which came and towed the disable
car 10 the barn, after making temper
airy repairs.
PERSONAL.
Misses Susie and Jean Brown epen
sunday with friends In Taunton.
James Crawford IL spending his vaca
, tion with relatives in Pictou, n. ,.
Rev II. A. Remick has returned 10 Ne'
: Hampshire.
l Miss Maud Remick has returned from
. visit TO friends in New Hampshire
:
"The Eden OF Narragansett Bay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
LOAN r

JOHN o'coNNell.
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store ana
LuDdrS IL Just above the postofnoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
VALLEY VILLAGES
v. R. Corps Party a Success.
Jolly Boys Club Hold a
Oancs--Hops B. B. Outing.

Despite the threatening weather, which
became even more threatening as the
evening advanced the arrangements for
the lawn party. held upon the lawn In
front of the Phenix NJ. f. church on
Saturday night, proved TO be indIheu
success The lawn was adorned Witt
the usual decorations, and dotten wisdd VIZ
been set most invitingy, at which supper
was served from until O'clock ana OF
which a large number partook Inc SUP
per was i'm charge of Miss Mary fdse'
Miss Estella Cavell and Mrs. G. j. scout:
THE other tables and booths were presideu
over by the following: Flowers n,s MIS-.
Fanny Dyer and MISS annie w. MIS-
candy. Mrs. Leonard Pulsiver and Mrs. MIS-
Thomas Jehu: mysteries. Mrs. cara MI.
Ter: cake. Mrs Winfield Myrick; Ice
cream. Miss Lizzie Quinn. 49,. ,oo,,.
did a thriving business, the people roam
ing about the grounds between the seieS
tions rendered by the crompton pane; mo-
which was In attendance, IN iao Low
before the demand was satisned Iakeh
as whole. however. the AFFAIR was very
/ successful and netted neat sum
RIVER POINT.
The Jolly Boys club held social ana
| dance In odd Fellows hall on SATURDAY
night. which was well attended and was
! considered fairly successful. Danclne We, Mas
| INDUCED in during the evening 10 nuslc
| furnished for the OccdslOu Wy .
J chestra. which occupied poslton upou
! the platform. Donat Lamoureux Wa
! the general floor manager ana buwaiu
| mccormick the assistant; aids, James
| McGilI, oscar Doucet Samuel Kinder ahu
| Robert jackson. At the conclusion ~
the AFFAIR II was voted a successful event
and all went home we'll saushed.
HOPE.
The Hope baseball nine and numoei
| of It's friends went up the river yes,vea
day and enjoyed another OF tnelr olai,, o,
bakes. The party took row boats an.
went 10 a small grove near Kent "neI'
a landing was made and the dinner pre-
pared and fully enjoyed. Later IN tmn' m
day the party remained ABOUT tne piaS'
and spent an enjoyable day a game
baseball was played during the alterhoon
during which both teams put UP 49,
game which was enjoyed py .he p..1 pI
members OF the party. IN .he ea,i
evening the return trip was mace anu a,
expressed themselves as having spent
most enjoyable day.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
All Of the Valley courts OF the For
esters OF America enjoyed the excurslo
| Ia Rocky Point today. ,,,
Rev u. p. Rheanee OF the Cen,teNili III
NJ E church preached on the suVJec
''In a Hurry" last evening 10 iars
} Or. g. 4. Frey of River Point has puI,ii
/ chased the old Carroll estate on I'm
r street River Point. ,,,,
; rhe Warwick council held lts resuis
A meeting as usual this afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24

The Eden of Narrasansett Bay"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24

THE Eden of Narrasansett Bay"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-26
Wesley's Birthday Celebrated.
(By the Associated Press. J

Savannah Ga, June 24.-Extended ser
vices in celebration OF the bi-centenniary
of John Wesley's birthday participated in
by three bishops and eminent Methodist
laymen will begin tomorrow and continue
five days Ex-Justice Adams of the
Georgia Supreme court will deliver an
address,.
Friday pilgrimage will be made to
Bethesada Orphanage founded by Whit
field, where an address will be delivered
by Bishop Goodsell, of Tennessee. Friday
night Bishop Galloway of Mississippi will
deliver an address on Charles Wesley
Saturday there will be a pilgrimage down
the river to the spot where Wesley first
set foot on American soil. Sunday the
anniversary date, there will be address by
Bishop Gambler, of Georgia and others.
Monday, two tablets will be unveiled
marking points connected with Wesley's
life in Savannah. The address will be by
DR.. John f. Goucher, of Baltimore.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-26
TO RECEIVE ORPHANS UNDER SIX
Oxford orphanage Directors Arrange for Thirty
More Orphans.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, N c., June 25.-Last night
the trustees Of the Oxford Orphanage met
here.
All the old teachers were reelected ex-
cept two, who resigned Miss Tuck, of
Selma, was elected to fill one position,
while teacher of vocal music is still to
be elected.
The board instructed the superintendent
to complete the industrial buildings and
install the machinery at once. These are
now nearly ready and the three are for
wood working, printing, shoe-shop and
laundry.
The superintendent was instructed to re-
model and equip the dormitories for thirty
more children.
a resolution was adopted that children
under six years OF age be received in the
orphanagc as soon as nursery building
could be erected, this being dependent on
the means being received to do this.
Hitherto no orphan under six years of
age has been accepted.