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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-01

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20 Toy IN X,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15
WILL UNWATER
GREAT WESTERN
WORK WILL BE STARTED VERY SOON
UNDER PRESENT PLANS.
NEW PLANT ORDERED FOR TOBIN
Plant viii be Nearly a Duplicate Of the
Great Western Plant. With Battery Of
Three Horizontal Boilers.

General Superintendent Richards
empowers us 10 announce that plans
are now being made for the uwatering
OF the Great Western mine and that,
IL no drawback occurs to change the
plans, the work will be started about
the first Of November. An order was
placed during the week for a blower,
10 be used hereafter I'm keeping the
open pit free OF water. This blower is
something entirely different from any
thing In use In the west at the present
time 1t will handle 1000 gallons and
is very economical on air, the proper
tion OF used energy as compared with
the common mine pump being 1856.
1t Is operated by means OF compressed
air and the unused air returns to the
compressor for used again, or else
where. This blower will be stationed
permanently in the open pit at the
ledge and will be used TO keep the
great volume OF surface water out OF
the mine. BY far the big amount OF
water that is handled at the Great
Western comes from the surface.
Hereafter this water will be caught at
the ledge and not allowed to penetrate
the depth Of the mine 60 be there
hoisted 70 surface at greatly increased
costs.
The new Wicks boiler Is being in
stalled beside its two sister boilers.
The foundation was all ready SO that
the work of putting 1t in place will
not consume a great deal OF time.
This addition gives the Western
plenty of steam power for all uses.
The actual work OF taking out the
water will not start until the blower
arrlycs but that will not be long delay
ed so that it Is thought that about
Nov. |, the whistle will again sound
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15
High School Notes.

Cora l.. has just added new word
to Webster Unabridged, in the form
of "Coincisionn What does it mean
Cora?
Will II. and Lee w. are thinking Of
making the study of foreign languages.
their future life work
Joshua lIoikka, was the only one In
the high room who received sEn in
whispering, that shows what an ex-
cellent whisperer? he is.
We are sorry Grace Lucas Is still un-
able 10 be with us.
The foot ball game last Satnrdy was
fine although our boys lost. They de-
served much larger audience.
The basket ball girls are planning to
play against the Iron River girls la
the near future.
The boys initiated nine freshmen
Wednesday evening, putting them
thru their stunts quite vigorously.
They thus worked upa hearty appetite
for the banquet which followed.
The gym is being gotten ready rapid
ly. Mr.. Fitzpatrick wired the build
ing last Saturday and the apparatus
has begun To arrive.
Ten new ''freshies' were added To
the girls literary club last Friday.
After the boys initiation Wedncs-
day evening, one Of the freshmen was
asked, what he thought Of 1t and he
said, SO, it's alright for anybody that's
scareds.
Mr. Dave Mendelson Joined our
ranks Monday, and we are pleased To
see what an interest he takes in his
work.
Friday noon there was a meeting pt
the girls basket ball team and Olga
Carlson was elected manager.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15
Something Doing.

The following from our correspon-
dent at Ann Arbor shows that there
has been "Somethin doin" with
the Crystal Falls boys in attendance
there. We leave our readers to Judge
for themselves what 1t all amounts TO
after reading the following letter:
lxnn Arbor, Mich, Oct. 10, 1904.
The Diamond Drill,
Crystal Falls, Mich,
Mr.. EDIToR;
take great pleasure in contributing
this snall item Of news TO the 'Drill'
Mr. Harry w. Wills fell victim, last
Friday evening at the annual Fresh
SOph Rush., 20 an over amount of
hazing administered to him by the up
per claSsmen. He was forced TO climb
trees, sing and make mock proposals oi
marriage to the fair sex of the in
stitution, then crawl away ON his
stomach like a worm he was also
made 20 bark like a dog cheer for his
upper clasamen and a number of other
humtliaung acts.
Arthur H. Wright, late of Crystal
Fails, also received bis punishment Tor
being opposed 60 the diWihed upper
claSsmen. while G T.. Webb thorough
ly enjoyed the misfortunes of both,
giving a willing hand 20 aid in making
them as deplurable "A sight rs possible
and he had a very good laugh when
Mr Wills put in his appearance, only
half attired, after the battle in which
the upper classmen came out trium-
phant
MIKE P0LAsKL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR
It's glad tidings to the people Of Crys-
tai Falls.

It's glad tidings to the people Of Crys-
tai Falls.
The new plant, SO long talked OF for
the Tobin mine, has been ordered and
before another shipping season arrives
the Tobin will have a surface equip
ment that will be second 10 none. Ii
VIII be very much the same pattern as
that now IN use at the Great Western.
IL viii be tirist motion hoist with
ten foot drums. The present battery
of boilers will give place to Il new one
OF the latest type OF high pressure boil
ers.
The work Of preparing the surface
for this new plant is at present going
ON and everything will be ready for its
immediate installation when it gets
here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15
MANSFIELD AND
BATES GOT LOADS
= EQUALIZATION COMMITTEE ADDED
MUCH TO THEIR ROLLS.
I'VE COUNTY TAX INCREASED
Proposal to Take up $1,000 Worth of
Bonds Next Year Necessitated the
H Increase.

The annual meeting Of the county
board OF supervisors for Iron county
was held i'm the supervisors room in
the court house last Monday and
Tuesday and the work of the session
was done up in the remarkably short
ti15e OF one and one-half days Here
tofore il has taken several days for
the supervisors to get the work OF the
annual meeting out OF the way. a
great deal OF the credit for the ex-
pediciousness is due TO the work OF
County Clerk Wall, who had the way
creased by getting all data necessary
ready for use
All the supervisors were present at
the meeting and the work OF equaliz-
ing the taxes was taken up at once.
The work OF this committee brought
out the first real hitch OF the meeting
and il came on the question OF adopt
ing the report Of the committee. AS
may be seen by glance at the table
below, Mansfield and Bates townships
got considerable OF load in the equal
ization. Bates has had il put up To
her so frequently, of late, that II
didn't CRATE so deeply on Supervisors
ForSberg's feelings as on Supervisor
Walls. This was the first time that
Mansfield got load and Mr.. Wall did
his best TO pass some OF the burden
to the shoulders of others but TO no
avail. Ia made lengthy explana-
tion and an appeal to the board but
they were deaf To his explanations
and iinty 10 his appeal ON a yea and
nay vote all but Forsberg and Wall
voted for the adoption Of the rcsolu-
lion with figures rs follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15
Iron River 7 Crystal Falls o.

The game OF foot ball played last
Saturday between the high school
team and the Iron River boys was
very good considering the fact that
that was the first game the locals had
played. The score stood TO 0 in
favor OF the Iron River boys. The
boys from the west end had the better
OF the argument right along, having
been in the game for couple OF years,
but the local lads stuck pluckily TO
the ball and held the score down re-
markably well. The playing OF both
teams was good and the best OF feel
existed towards the visitors who
showed themselves very gentlemanly
on the field
Taken as whole the high school
boys may well feel proud of the show
ing they made. They play Norway
today at the ball park.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

The Marquette Mining Journal has
the following interview with Captain
Cowling, OF Amasa in it's issue OF
Thursday:
Captain John Cowling, a well known
Republic mining man, visited Negau-
nee friends Tuesday, having stopped
of here ON his way TO Wyoming,
where he goes TO take a position with
a mining Qprporation
EowliAg has lived. ats Etaflblic
for upwards OF thirty years, and was
formerly underground captain at the
West Republic mine, leaving there To
take charge OF the Gibson mine ON
the Menominee range. While at the
latter place he was engaged TO go TO
Cuba TO superintend mining work,
taking number OF men out with
him. Included i'm the party was
Louis Beuse OF Republic, diamond
drill man. who is now looking after
the drill work for the Junction De
velopment company at Bisbee. Mr..
Beuse was not fayorably impressed
with Cuba, although his position as
master mechanic would have paid
him big money. He remained but
three days, returning TO the states to
resume drill work. Captain Cowling
remained longer than any OF the
Others In his party, putting in the
better part OF year, but he was
never thoroughly satisfied. The min
ing and exploratory work was done al
a big disadvantage, and there was
little chance for the men or the cap
tain TO make a record The machin.
cry was Indifferent, and there were
many other obiectional features
Mr.. Cowling worked at the Republic
during the years the late Captain
Mitchell Of Negaunee was in charge Of
underground operations. Mrs. Cowl-
ing will remain at Republic for the
present, but She viii join the Captain
in Wyoming If he decides 20 remain
there permanently There are a mum
ber of other Republic men in the
Wyoming mining fields
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

The board then turned its attention
10 determining the amount o. Lax
that should be raised for the coming
year and The committee reported the
following schedule:
Circuit court expenses H. w. y Loo
Contingent expenses, ........, 10000.
Bonds ..s......... 1000
Poor ..,....,. .,............s~ 5000
Repair OF buildings ........ 1000
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15


Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle left on the even
Ing train, for Niagara where they
are TO visit short time with Mr..
Boyle's sister. They will reside on
the Tobin location where Mr.. Boyle
had a house fitted up and will be at
home TO their many friends after Nov
20.
Both young people are well known
here. The bride is the youngest
daughter OF s. Thouin and has lived
here from childhood. She was pro-
minent in musical and social circles
and well liked by all. Mr.. Boyle came
here about six years ago from Mar
inette and has made his home here
since that time. He has fine posi-
tion with the Gorrigan-Mckinney
mining company and is stationed at
the Tobin mine, The newly married
couple begin their welded life under
the most favorable circumstances and
surroundings and have the hearty
wishes Of all for a happy and prosper
Gus life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

Total state. CO. and ca. road S54.9Il.il
The committee explained that the
item for bonds was included for the
reason that the county treasurer rc-
ported that the total bonds outstand-
Ing, amounting tos25,0O0, fall due IN
1905 aud that The board proposed TO
take them up il possible In install-
ments Of about seven 10 ten thousand
dollars each. During the past few
years $4,000 OF county bonds have
been retired from delinquent tax and
contingent monies. The people Of
the county haven't noticed the bur-
den and il the board can keep on un-
loading at the same rate il will be but
a very short time before we will be
out of debt. The bond levy. together
with an increase OF 81, 600 In the con-
tingent levy and slight increase in
salaries, increased the taxes from the
total state and county last year about
IS, 900.
adopted and resolution raising the
tax as scheduled was passed.
The county treasurer's report SLOW
ed that during the past year hs5fias
received Sl03, ,6O5.S0 and has paid out
on warrants and as otherwise author
lied 99,5lO.s4, leaving a balance OF
"A, ,094. 96 in his hands The county
has no floating Indebtedness, its total
obligations being represented in
S25, 600 I'm bonds.
The poor commissioners reported an
expenditure of 3,77l.79 on an ayeraye
number OF IL 5-l2 charges The re-
port of the commissioners was so
pleasing to the board that vote Of
thanks was adopted for them.
Then came the appointment of ofii-
GERS and Geo f. Voos was appointed
a deputy game warden at salary of
$50 per month. The west side super
visors got busy and thought that a
portion OF the game money might
Just as well be handed out ON the
west side and they secured the APP
pointment of Zigmond ZigkowSky as
deputy game warden for the west
side
Irving H. Jackson was re-appointed
poor commissioner for three years
without opposition.
r. John Wordcn WAS unanimously re-
elected mine Inspector although It
was found upon Investigation that a
mine Inspector once elected holds
until the Office is vacated by his death,
removal or resignation.
Prof. Allen was chosen as a member
Of the board OF examiners.
The following were elected on the
county canyassing board. John Erik
son, Jas. J. Vivian and O. Helgemo.
The committee ON charge back taxes
reported and also the auditing com
mittee which passed on claims pre-
sented.
The board adjourned shortly after
two O'Clock Tuesday with all the work
done up and the tables cleaned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

The next matter taken up was that
of salaries. The committee reported
the following schedule which IS The
same as last year with the exception
~ che school commissioner who was
Increased 800 This increase was just,
as Che salary was too low before The
lisl ~ An nlnrins ms set rs rs follows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

Hendricks has added tn bis facility
of testing eyes one Of the latest inyen-
tions for detecting and correcting all
errors Of refraction.
No Guessing. This instrument will
tell both patient and operator beyond
any question when the eye Is properly
fitted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

Friday noon there was meeting uf
the girls basket bali team and Olga
Carlson was elected manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
.WRGINIANS TO
HONOR Mr.. DAVIS.
Col. Button Getting Up Party.
for the White Sulphur


Colonel Joseph Button was in the city
/ last night, having Just returned from
s Washington, where he conferred with
Colonel John 7. N1cGraw and other prom!
4 ipcnt5 West Virginia Democrats, concern.
ing the notification Of Hon. II enry G.
4 Davis, ofEthat State, Democratic nomi-i
nee for the vice-prcsidency, which will
1uke&place at the White Sulphur Springs
Z on August 18th. Colonel McGraw. told
Colonel Button that it was the purpose
OF those in charge to make the affair
a grand ovation TO the 'old man" and
that perhaps 5000 prominent Democrats
would be on hand.
Colonel Button has accordingly ar
ranged with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad for Il rate which Will be one
fare for the round trip, SO that Virginia
Democrats who desire to attend may
! do SC at small cost. The party will leave
Richmond either at 3 clock in the af-
NJ 1erroon Of August 10th. or 1890 tina night
and those desiring to 60 have been re-
Ep..esied 10 make the fact known to Colo
mel Button. Sts,
Congressman John Sharp Williams. OF
Mississippi is chairman of the Notifica-t
t.cr Committee. and it is possible that he
may be persuaded TO stop BY Richmond
on his return and make a speech 10
the Parker Club here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
MUCH PARKER TALK. Is
M, Tayloe Tells Of Many Men Men
WIZ Will Support Nornine

"a great change Of. sentiment I, seems ZEN :.
a. b be going Son In politics, and near anaf
faiE r. ra sss e ei the
s ,s4aIng' R sittise il barbers ehalr
man t saata nexith a ehoi ao
talking d to t been Republican and had
haa alWaY held 1ee elce Under
aadmnistratlon but had resigned ed g,asr, Al
anythins but a Republican ticket. nut
Parker Par this time. Do not J kn n,s u ms u
name but he appeared to e pc m is but
some seeemen Of What hear eyerywhe;rs
Take mysown voted for MG Do,nries
and 1907 and haYe a M IppGsa
In - M this vear'S Everywhere I go 1 hear
Ksl er'1 talk, and from men who are prom
Trent and Influential" N IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
KICK UNDER chin ]
KNOCKED. HIM DOWN I. N
Young Woman Washes Face a: & of5.
Smart Y Dung Man and
Onlookers Cheer j
lsnocIal q INC "a, .rIlm,res. DIspatch.o

!.
Especial to The trimes-D !spat ch.)
PHILADELPHIA,s August 3, - ''t,l!
young and very. fresh fellow, y hose 1Is'
clothes were better than his manners 'l1lr'a1
was taught a severe lesson on g = enn-
sylvania Railroad ferry boat as Il Y, 9 p
proa clfed the Federal Street slip vest err
day. He encountered not only q kicker ltf1,,
I but a high and vigorous d kicker. She
was pretty woman whom he approal CHI
ed near the bow OF the boat and a1 with vi
a fllppant renal TX, udged her with his
elbow. Il X 3s 81 4.S5! Us = ~
II he had sense he would have ~ ken
warning from the way she glared q Z hl ~
But stupidity, he Whispered TO her agar
This time she raised her 4 SKIRT 1ust
about her shoe top and let fly her dainty
foot with marvello us swlftness 4 ! Caught
the insolent fell ow su CHI q terri ic iploW
under the chin that It felled MIN. as IS
he lay half-stunned on tho deck the lrate
young woman slapped his ace rlgflE ana
left; resoundlng whacks, exclaimlng flerce-
~: 81 rs 1! 81 i5t !, !.
',Take that, and that and that hat, u i
will teach you better ma nners next time
&c not better " J. VI &. . !, s,
Every one who looked on ppla'udten;
The man was too much as named 70 Ste e
his name when he recovered the wo o.
man. vigorous as she was was TOO S11'ou-
est, }is 4. 81 IA 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
HUNG JURY
TO HE: LAST |. s
Lynchburgers Utterly Unable to
Agree il the Goosd4se d: 5 Murder
Case.
JUDGE DIST HARGEs TIL
Are First Coinplilnet1ted BY His
Honor New Trial
Not Set. 3SS

After struggling all night Tuesday and i
nearly all day yesterday. the jury In the 4
James Goode case were unable to agree,
and were discharged by judge Witt At
the close Of the trial the jury stood nine
to three II, favor Of conviction The case
is Just where 1t was at tho first, and the
date OF the second trial has not been SGT.
The jury came into court promptly at
10 o'clock yesterday morning In reply 70
Judge Witt, the foreman. Mr.. j. M. Dur Dur
ply replied that they had not yet agreed
Upon a vcrdict They were sent to their
room. where they stayed until half past
j., at which time Judge Witt sent for
them and gave them a recess OF an hour
for dinner. At 2:30 p. M. they returned 4
to court, and were sent back TO their
room, His Honor telling them that he
did not wish to force themsinto q verdict,
but wanted them to say after elaboration
II they thought It possible for them 70
reach an a agreement u s.s Il s53
After staying out forty minutes the jury
returned. and the foreman said they could
not possibly come to nm a s reernent t.
8 Whereupon Judge Witt discharged them,
expressing his thanks and the approci la /.
ton OF the citizens of Rich rnond for their
service. He added that he Il had never
had a more Intelligent body OF men on ia !
jury in his icour t5p
/, 1t WAS learned that the jury stood as
follows: g. ~.
+ or & convict on---he ssr Wr '
iBaughan. Dllrphy Daniel, Powell, Woody,
Boyd. Wilkins and Weekly.
& For acqulttal--Messrs Edmonds. Y rqu "
hart and Keeton.
ID AT first the jury TODD seven to i've for I
c.onvictloi., III It two OF the five changed
their vot es. "a {ss jft u
The jury agreed unanimou on one one
sthing-the fine treatment accorde GO IN en-
by. the court official $. 55aR q q. XII
Most Of them spent the afternoon see
ing Richmond and Will no + leave town.
until to day. /,
s The time for the rehearirg Of the case
has not been fix ed. s3S SS g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Charters Granted esterday.

Following is%a list Of charters granted yes.
lterday by the Corporation Commission }
Truckers Manufacturing Company Ports
mouth, Leigh r. Watts, PRESIDENT y. ~ =.
Lindsay. manager; A. II rs Lin dsay.s and 2 Sam
Watts. directors. Capital. SIS 900 TO- $25 ooo.
S Echols Bell and Catlett Iron and Land Com
}pany. stanton Edward d Fchols, president;
Jacob Yost, secretary and treasurer: ~.
sSproull, 9. Wilson. c. Catlett, directors.
Capital $50. 900. "a 53sgfl 3fi
The Water Front Coal Company, No folk.
W. de l.. Walbridge.. prhsid dent; 81 Hugh n;
w. Guy, secretary q 4 and VI treasurer: c. p.
Morrssette and j. +. G NJ. IIanckell. directors.
Capital. $4,000 to Sic. 1000 l55{&SSs9
burg. Nathan Dickf6ru. So sident;9 rs AL q.
Slaughter. yice-presdent: alnes r. ASH sec
rotary; a. H. Van Deusen. trea surer. Ca pltal,
S., 900 to SEE, 900, X ESa95
sgThe Republic Fire Insurance Company. Nor
folk. w. l.. Ianlerdin.a PRESIDENT p. # Il.
Roane, vice president ~ Elmer Bennett. secre-
ttary; II. II. 4. CockAy, treasurer. Capital,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Self-Explanatoryss

Ito the Public n here appeare . . ~ !.
Bunco sat,,rGdsay ieyesnl nM
salt t fake eaa The Come from
Salt Lake, It was wrI ttep IN the ot rs
mislnformation was furnished BY q "a as IT,
durIng rare periods when ne was not IN,
capactated ~ reason Of beng helple ~
ntoxcate or Was aisct1 !h,a
Spaper doe does not owe this fellow or any
other ex-employe of this p II; any an
amount Whatever. and heSassertlon th f.a !
tdoes is a malicious lie, ne ano p, a n,,,
not apply to X, 81 X. Ca sper, q former, ems
sploye'nof the state Journal, Whos y q
worthy gentleman and VINO always z. COZ on
Quoted himself honora bly, yyhile, lf !, "
employ Of the co1npany - S9t's. 8
N 0llrnAl " gtS pilgs.tss .iai