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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
A HOT DAY IN TUCSON.
tridges OF the Town Marshal
and "a bad Man.

"Yes-sir-ee," remarked one sizzling
afternoon last summer the big man
with the black sombrero and the
black broadcloth frock coat, relates
the Washington Post; If you call
this hot, then you'd just turn up
your cute little pink toes and
croak down where came from, IN
Arizona. | never will forget the
summer of 1884 i'm Tucson. The heat
OF that year sure did cause some
queer complications among the pop.
ulation remember particularly
that running street fight between
George Conway, the marshal, and
Cal Angus, an Arizona dust hunter.
"Cal had been on a drunk in Tue
son for three weeks or so, and by
the end of couple Of weeks the
booze and the heat had got him pref
" near locoed. He shot up three
greasers one afternoon because they
ducked when he demanded that they
play tag and puss-in-the-corner for
him In the hot sun, and the mex
night he put ball in the barkeep
of the Gee Whizz saloon because the
barkeep handed up a glass of water
as chaser for Calls liquor. On the
night after that Cal made tender
foot from Chicago sing Silver
Threads Among the Gold until the
tenderfoot had lump in his throat
as big as Swiss goiter. AT this
stage of it George Conway. the mar
shall. got In. George was always will.
ing TO let the boys enjoy 'emselvcs,
hut he didn't believe i'm this thing of
having tenderfeet put to the ques-
ton. Said that sort of thing was
liable TO give Tucson a kind OF an
reputation. SO he
looked up Cal, and. said he:
Gal, 1 don't want you 10 think
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

Consumers " zig iron aud OF tinis e'.
iron ana steel arr still holding aioot
from the IN ,rkrt. tn ugh thr " luie
Of inquiry indicate early needs o: con
isderable proportions. Fuel ~ tn
dominant factor "a il has ieeu tO'
responsible TO- present prices. Il hi"s
fair - prof. bnS substantially tms level
for some distance into the new year
BUYERS distinctly avn ihier exps'ta
ii N of lever prices, Yet some az then
are making contracts for severa'
IN Jnths ahead. while otter pay the
market price for few weeks supply
and retire 10 await Developments
FJnnirymen are IN position Ia ap'
perciate the argument 81 blast furnace.
men That with coke az double the prize
of "A year ago. ard ia the Eastern
States with fDr.ign irpI laid down a.
more than barely connecting price,,
even after tne ~ datv IL paid
year does not afford tn proi' ~ III"
later moaths of The Old
With thu comius IN ~ new fnrnanoc
the UnitM States Steel Corporation
will have additions pix iron capacity
az soc. OOD tons !. wear ~ April anc ~
likely 70 require little u any iron from
merchant. furnaces The batter VIII
require tire or fJnr m1nths ~ wort
off present contracts longer II thr
winter SHOULD bring much sever
wealth.. as the pnst week when COX"
supply wis mnrh cut down 10y railrond
difficulties. The principal activity mi
finished material has been IN bars.
with some irregnlarity in prices. Ihe
large bar capacity nov available makes
tiis market on. in which dsvrlopmrnt3
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

We notice decided cnange IN tn~
attitude OF the men towards the scheme
as these points are made plain to them
Agreat dea LOT the initial opposition to
the scheme came from misrepresenta-
tive Of the object OF The arrangement
in the press OF tie country. The i'm
preston that they were going to get
something for nothing; that the cor
poration was going to donate them a
SIM of money, had got and. con-
ssquently many had their mouths set
for pie and SO the dish of good.
p ain. healthful bread didn't taste as
sweet 10 them for that reason. The
plan IL a simple business proposition
and must not be considered as-anything
more. IL IL an excellent one for the
educational features IL contains, and
is well worth the effort. subscriptions
to the stock in this ditsrict will DO a
little better than first anticipated. In
Dickinson county it is meeting with
vJry cordial success, over $50 shares
having been subscribed for.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

Pos,mastes>frapk d. Ball told hold
Of the Office Tues< morning Mamie
Dawson and Anna Morrison are assist
ing him.
Word received here last Saturday
evening told of the flight from Siam
haugh of John +. Westerberg. ex-
treasurer OF the township. who was
found to be several thousand dollars
short in settlement and who was ont
on an arrangement made with his
bondsmenwhereby he was paying the
deficit ia installments
The list Of lands for sale for taxes
for Iron coanty 10 published in the
Iron County Reporter this week. WI.
have made arrangements whereby We
can furnish our subscribers with copies
Of the iist Come TO the ONCE or write
us.
Commencing Mondi y Jan. 10Th all
goods nc Wholesale prices and cost. Star
Plug 40 cent per ID. Fashion smoking
par ID. 40c- Horse Shoe 40c per ID.
Henry George per box 81. so Sensation
Smoking SEC per ID. Tom Moores per
box -. 20 Hand made per ID. 4sc
Pipes at cost
James r. Flood. |.
A stray or. about two years. brindie.
has been around location all fall.
Owner can have by paying charges.
Chas Hager,
Columbia Mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

la plant OF IN chinery is being in
billed at this exploration On lot Z
Ljoining the Youngstown mine in
lis city. the old plant was too small
operate the property further
developments at the exploration have
ben Of the most encouraging kind ant
here 10 no longer any doubt about th,
|soperty be1eg shipping mine and i,
l4e list next season. The drifts ar
all in good ore and as soon as the new
machinery ID In place the development
work viii bs)pushed to determine th
size Of the deposit
A great many are skeptical whs N
they read about new.property being
found but in this case we can assure
our readers that there 10 no "wind"
in the assertion that new mine has
been discovered Mr.. Roberts himself,
gives crediH To drill hole put down
by Frank Mills many years ago for
directing him to the place TO sink u
shaft to show mp this deposit 1t
was not hit-or miss affair with him.
He was reasonably certain from the
start that he had a mil and has main
tanned from the beginning that he
would show up body of ore Results
show that he knew what he was talK
ing about
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
NEWS OF THE MINES
The Weeks Events in Niniro 80 49,.
Industries.

VIII DO watched with interest Com.
petition Is keen for sheet contracts and
Two or three independent mills in
pA'''cniar have been making sharply
competitive prices. 1t is understood
snht the tube mill at Sharon. Pa. will
nor % operated for the present. as
. mere Is no desire to increase tube pro.
'uction in open-hearth lines The
eport that the steel corporation rail
nils have booked their full capacity
Or isoS-is incorrect. With the 400. 900
"ns carried over to 1908 the total
f.sced with mills lie 2, 2uO, 600 tons
NO announcement of Lake Superior
ore prices for 1908 has--becn made a.
yet but they are not expected to vary
greatly from the basis for last year. :
Iron Trade Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
ANOTHER NEW MIN.

There will he another new mine IL
the shipping list next summer, an en-
tirely new find. We would be betray
ing a confidence impaired 10 us were
we at this stage 10 tell Of it bat new
deposit of ore has been met with
Within the pas: two months in the
Crystal Fails district and IL being
SHOW up now by drift and cross
cuts. Che operators no not wish its
true worth advertised until they arr
ready 70 put il on mar 81 Inc Or, stal
Falls district IL n good place tlexp'ore
ia and VIII N two new mines ARE add, d
to the shipping li-t next YEAR oaisit ere
Will begin e. think - tni
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
heir Views
Changing.
are

Continued From First Page.
between the tive per cent interess h.
has paid and the per ceut dividend
that ha has received. ~ 50 that man
IA ahead in this event also.
we hive heard the election offered
that. ia the case OF man who has
uongh money saved ~ Is pay FOR bis
stock aul wan To pay for it nc on e
pur Is burrd by the time limit. le
must pay per cent interest while his
money j. wing lille OF bringing INN
.blt 3 per cent Ia saviug- bnnk.
ii men toe snort time Is considered ia
witch hs may pay for his stock and
the very small amount involved is
takrn into considerations IL will readi
~ le seen that the difference is SO
trifinv as tl be not worth considering
and is far more than made mp for IN
the per cent dividend which Is
guaranteed him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
GROUP.

The peculiar cough which ir'licate
group. il usually well Known q IA,
mothers Of croupy Children No time
should be lost in the treatmet of IL.
and for this purpose 40 medicine sisesl
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. DO
not waste valuable time in experiment.
ing with untried remedies, no matter
how hishly,they may he recommended.
hut give this medicine as directed and
all symptoms of Group will quickly
disappear For sale at F. w Cole.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

ure none on being tossed over by @tsg
stray ono, from Calls and Georges
guns.
ut happened along toward ten
o'clock that night, in the Smoke Up
saloon. Conway was standing up at
the bar, alone, taking one for his
stomachs sake, when he heard Cal
a-coming down the street like cal
Hope. Conway stood right quiet at
the bar. but he cleared ship for nc
ton, and the boys in the back room
picked out hs>lthier spots on the
second floor. The barkeep yanked
open the trap and sought the cool
ness OF the cellar.
zeal loped i'm with a whoop. Right
at the same instant he and the mar
shall began TO pump without a word.
You never heard such u Fourth OF
July rumpus in your life as that was.
The men were only about ten feet
apart, and yet the boys on the sec
ond floor were amazed TO hear every
shot in both mems guns go off.
'Scandalous shootin'. the boys
said, and IL really seemed as IL they
were justified. Conway was ordinal-
lily able to push n dime through the
side OF 'dobe at 20 PAGES and Cal
had shown some gun-fanning in his
day that had earned him the respect
of everybody
We'll, after they'd made all that
noise, we heard EN- talking quiet
like, and SO we made our appearance
on the scene. There was Cal, his two
guns resting on the bar and the
shells out of 'em i'm his hands. Same
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
NM4JH NSUC.
TELEPHONE IN THE SPRING.

The long agitation FIR telephone
communications between Amasa and
the outside world has terminated in
victory for Amasa During the recent
visit of Sput. Wild the matter was
brougt III. and settled There is no
longer sny question. Work will be
started on the extentions AS soon as
the frost il out Of the ground so as 10
allow the setting of the poles. The line
will be in operation about mid-suu
mer.
This is good new for Amasa and
especially for the mining companies
~ the mines here can then be reached
from any part of the range. While we
have been "A long time getting the
copcession and have been very mu, b
inconvenieped thereby. there il con.
ISOLATION in knowing that the service,
will be the very best obtainable. The,
very latest improvements will be put
in and the line made to be in il with
any part of the system in the state.
The MaccaDees installed officers last
Friday night. The work was done in
"A regular lodge session.
The Woodmen will install their
officers elect ON next Monday evening.
The ceremonies will be of private
nature
Chas. Carlson was at Quinnesec last
Saturday and sunday instituting
lodge Of the Swedish Finn Temperance
society.
Chas. Winquist lost valuable horse
during the week. II was one Of the
ii ne team purchased by him last tall.
Wn. Lagness aud bride arrived neI
from Milwaukee last Monday NJ.
Lagness seems to have stolen a march
on the BOYS here, going away, pre-.
lnably to visit his parents, and com
ing back in a state OF double blessed
ness.
A. f. Gunsberg was here Thursday
looking over his exploration south OF
the Michigan.
Mine Inspector John Worden was
looking over Hematite township mines
Thursday.
The nhsurdity Of taking off the morn-p
Ing train On the North western 4.
evidenced in the fact that the switch
engine has been up nearly every day
this week to do woik here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
THE MooNsHINER's oAUGHrE

THE MOONSHINER $ DAUGHTER.
This play will les seen at tie opera
house on Jan. ~ 1t is = new aud
Original melodrama, consisting Of 1--WE
nets amt eight scenes thrilling play
Ht startling realism. Astounding in
surprisingly novel climates and vivid
situations IT iutense dramatic power.
IL wins recc n ion from all claese 3
and can truly De rated as the most
conspicuous success of the season.
Abundant life and color combine TO
make this one ~ the best American
plays ever produced. thrilling ard
exciting melodrama dealing with the
mysteries Of the revenue service the
dangers and excitement Of locating
Illicit stills in their hidden retreats.
Tremendous. powerful and convincing
- cyclone Of surprises, "A laugh every
minute.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

ed ~
"fE2moerg.
possessed n SUPERB. opner.
Every day she wouNie se NC res
laurent during rush hSe Elect a
chair at one Of her partnt,s tables.
and always endeavor to find Mace
near the most prosperous lookintman
in sight. OF course, each day there
would be strange faces and another
audience to play to.
after she had finished her luncheon
n quarter and the waitress would look
exceedingly grateful and happy. No
body would ever surmise by the inno-
cent faces of those girls that they
were putting up a bunco game.
"Of course, IL was the most natural
thing in the world for the men around
TO notice, and noticing. conclude not
quently, the gentleman sitting next
would leave a quarter at his place, and
the others would all sit around feel
ing like 30 cents. Some OF them would
part with a dime, just 10 keep up APP
pearances, and some of them wouldn't
give "A cent; but as a rule the little
game worked.
"All the money received from this
source would go into convenient
pocket and the proceeds were divided
equally at the end of the week. OF.
course, the 'decoy' quarters came OF
OF the capital and went back intoNe
business. Ii is an actual fact (Aat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
GEN. MARIoN's CAMPAIGN
Find Gen. Mar

In the early winter of 1879 Gen. Clinnt
the intention of capturing Charleston. He
landed on st. Johns island, south Of Charlie
from there began his attack on the city, VIII.
coin with a garrison of 1900 men. Lincoln
his troops and the city on May IL, and this
defenseless against the British. IL was at TIL
Sumter, Gen. Perkins and others did yeoman
series of raids and ambushes, but they dared
battle because of their lack of numbers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
PAY A BoNNs OF $50 600

while iron property transfers are Of
80 common occurrence as TO attract
but trifng notice in many Instances the
Teal for the sale Of the lease of the
wills. or Mckinney townsite property
10 the Republic Iron a. Steel companv
concluded on Tuesday. IL of more than
ordinary interest TO Virginians from
the fact that Supt r. d. Parmelep
superintendent OF the range interests
pf the Republic Iron & Steel compapr
under whose supervision the Wills was
explored and developed, is one OF tho .
who directly benefit from the transac.
tion.
me Wills compris, 100 acres en-.
bcacing the Mckinney towniste. and
was proven by the Wills Mining con :
piny, composed Of Messrs. A. ".
thompson. OF Chicago president II
he Repbuilc Iron * Steel companv
\. Maitland, of Neglpneee, Mich.
general manager of til II mining
in erests and f. d. Pae Of this
CITY superintendent Mesabi
interests Of the saS nund.
- per lease FROM a.ysop.
Il Minneapolis. a. Z ,ork
was commenced 49, i Aout
F, year ago and, !. .ro-
vel high ere !. oge
eS ent :
The price re- ls 4r
% Che propertyW 90
rhn mine is nm PSI
ton n became .he
Jason. Forwarding to
d ,ck rs its first = Xx3
Ines no nnderlix no, y \ lion
Z the village. anS1 ~ { our
EASTERN neighbor Il HE Z Units
" increased actiIlSSN '%nidst
,ithout being distr .moval
II their business tss,.ss.s las the
ase ~ Eve'eth ~ the ..sss ~ the
ope ing o, the Spruce, Virginia Enter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
GARY ADMIrS Ir

That the United States Steel com
pany will acquire the Hill ore pro-
erties on the Mcsahi range is reported
n,re ernphatically and the reticence
4 the officers nf the big cDrpo alton
"'lv' 5 only 10 confirm the belief in
Vnll street that il is true. Chairman
;Hry contents himself with saving
" II IL onr policy rever to speak IT
! matter like this until there is some
hiug definite 70 say
This policy has been consistently fol-
owed but IL is well known that Mr..
inrry has virtually admitted that the
rust mas acquired the Northern
securities holdings ~ iron lands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

is stated that official announce
ment had heen made Of the Intention
II the oliver Mining Co 30 erect a
r.rusner plant ~ Escauaba
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
. Why ?

BECAUSE 1T HAS CURED
EVERY HURT or TAN OR BEAST
THAT CAN BE CURED BY A GOOD,
HONEST. TN 2A.1{NC LENFF.zNT.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
II is the pioneer of Iiniments.
II has stood the test of time.


they have in II.
II is lust as pod to relieve your pans
TODAY as iI was 10 relieve the aCiles
and pains Of your grandiathers over
sixty years ago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
MERCANTILE COMPANY.

We'll, we all kept pretty
cover th en-, for we knew that
going TO come off, and we didn
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-20
~ .&uzHHssin =
ODD JAPANESE T1MEPIECE.
Made to Represent n Monday Land.
scare with Every Detail in
Perfection.

""When in Japan not very long
since, l saw as remarkable a timeS
piece ~ I suppose the world con.
%tains," said Mr.. William r. Crews, Of
Newark, N. j., reports the Washing
ton Post.
1T was inclosed in a frame about
three feet wide and five feettlong, re-
presenting a MONDAY landscape OF
rare beauty. In the foreground ap.
pear plum and cherry trees and gnr.
gerous plants in full bloom; in the rtrs
there is 4 sloping hill, from which .
cascade seems to flow, the crystal i'm.
itation being of wonderful likeness.
A thread-like brook. meanders from
this point, encircling rocks and
islands, and finally disappearing in .
piece of woodland. In a miniature sky
q golden sun, turning in a silver wire.
strikes the hour en- sil er gongs as il
passes.
Each hour is marked in the frame
by a creeping tortoise. which takes
the place of a hand. a bird of exqui.
site plumage MARBLES at the close Of
each hour, and as the song ceases .
mouse spllies forth from a neighbour
ing grotto, and scamrering over the
hill to the garden is soon lest to
view" tEE%s Il :.
.-.----.----& - '
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-20
HOW YEAST WORKS.
Cells Develop So Fast That You Can
- See Them Grow.

The growth Of the yeast plant is SO
rapid thatitss individual cells can be
seen under the microscope to spring
up as buds upon the parent cell and
to grow to full size, these presently to
give off buds themselves that expand
in like manner. In the case of the
yeast plant, says the Hospital, the
cells. remain attached to each other
and thus form branches Of elongated
cells fxedendtoend.2 In other cases
the buds drop off, SO that the plant
never takes any definite shape, but
remains as a mass of free cells.
If a new cell be formed every min
ute by each of the cells present, YOU
may calculate the number that will
be produced in an.hour. Thus at the
end of the first minute there will
be two, in two minutes four, in three
E minutes eight, and so on. In five
minutes there will be 80; in ten min
sutes the number will havesincrcascd
to 1924, and in Is. minutesthe Will
y, No 20 & coils
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-20
GARDENING.
C1e of the Best Pursuits to Follow
f .. fer Mental Culture.

1t has been wisely saidthat garden
ing is one of the best pursuits to fol-
low for mental culture. 1t should be
a gardeners study TO grow the
choicest. flowers and the finest vege-
tables, and the successes he scores
afford him the greatest amount Of
pleasure. The garden is one of the
best places in. which to develop bone
and muscle. Let a man take a spade
and try. or a lady a hoe or rake, and
it will not be long ere every muscle
finds full exercise. 1t may tire at
first, says the London Telegraph, but
this feeling soon goes off: I should
always discourage anyone from taking
to gardening unless he finds in him
self a peculiar taste and fitness for
the pursuit.; and is not afraid of hard
work OF Of meeting disappointments
with good grace. Without SONG share
of natural aptitude and taste all the
romance and picturesqucness Of the
profession viii be- lost. 1t i, all very
we'll to he among flowers and to kpoW
a plant as a rose, but it should be a
pleasure to delye deeper than this,
and find out the name Of the variety,
the species that produced it. or who
originated it, and what improvements
have been introduced. The posses
sion of such knowledgeis interesting,
and is one Of the greatest pleasures
in gardening, but to gain this easily
there mHst be love for The study.
no forcing or training can otherwise
ever make a man anything naofe than
che of those muddlers who can do
only as they are told. ~. &c.. 81.