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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

DE h1eH on
rrzg & s zan q RI. 81 8.
Superior ulicy gd1y szed
phantom Lake Shore kolei do
] Alexandria ave-, niezauwa-
III on zblizaja ego sic po-
.ciisgu. Parow6z mocno ude-
1rsyl iodrzucl na box. Poli-
cyant William B. Wilski j
4iczni swiadkowie odniesli
potur bowanego, lecz ME m6gl
On. powr6ci6; Do domu Trzyf-
jest SLIME potluc czony lecz
uni kna zls1nan mia & oAci.
sroga zar skazal
,sad1ii dler Jana Janole.
J ta,y,l sadzlie poll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

ia nadto uwolnienia areszto
wanych, umorzenia wszyst-
kich politycznych proces6w
zgodzenia sic ma uwzglednie-
ME who's k6w urzednik6W
pocztowych TELEGRAPH aficznych
oraz rozdanie ziemi chloponl.
Zagrozono bojkotem popom
kt6rzy W cerkwiach kaza mo-
die sic "a cara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

PETERSBURG, 26go gru-
dnia. w sohote i niedziele to.
czy}y sic walki ma ulicach
Moskwy W sr6dmieSciu. Ro:
botnik6w atakowali dragoni
i pijani Kozacy,a a nastepnie
artylerya NWytacza}a armaty
maszy nowe i r6wnaIa zie.nis e1Il:'i]
take domy, kt6rych padaIy
strza}y lub bpmby Dynamite
we. Barykady 'Nojsko zdoby:
walo .szturmem, poWstSa3nf!cy
[cofali sic stopniowo ma pred.
miescia. w sobote polegio
500 os5b, a wezoraj znacznie t,E
Wiecei. w poblizu MloskWy
stoi " rezer vie 80, 600 woIs;
.ka. o powodzeniu .rewol lucy
.onist6w ME moze bye mpWy
.pomimo, ze nowill Wy:
woiac Wojne domoWa Y ca:
|iYm,, kraju. Wojsk'o> ozosta-
= . - :. = ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Winona, Mimi, dnia % Grudnia 1905 roku


eyjnym, oskarzony 0 "a
edbywanie familii tudziez
|zbyt czeste zagladanie do
kieliszka. "a Zaniedbanie fa-
milii, sedzia skazal oskarzone-
go na 5000 -kary j szesc mie.
siecy wiezienia;; "a pijanstwo
ma, So. kary j koszta i 80
dni wiezienia. Og6lem Jano-
la posiedzi " Wiezieniu przo-
szio try lata.
Zona Janoli oswjadcza W
sadie, ze oskarzony staraf
sic Emusic ia do zazycia tru-
cizny i ze czesto BIZ ia nie--
mhosiernie.
Sedzia ME miai itosci mad
brutalnym mezem, okazaio
sic bowiem, ze ten W zupeI
nosci zaslugqje na 'jjak najsu-
rowsza kare. Zona jego idzle-
ci ME miafy nieraz co jesc
W domu, lecz Janola nieczuly
ma ich cierpienia calemi
dniami przesiadywa1 poza
domem + trwoni}, a gdy mu
czyniono wym6wki wscieka}
sic j bill bezsilne istoty.
PITTsBURG, Pa. Alexis
Iowinski i Pawel Mihskj
prey reperacyi dachu " sta
lowni Park Steel Works przy.,
3Oej ulicy, spad} 2 wysoko6ci
20 stop " poniedzialek rano.
LoWihski posliznal sic j
zjezdza1 po dachu ma ziemie,
chcac sic ratoWac, chwycl
sic Mi6skiego, wskutek cze,
go obai spadli. Lowi6ski ma
ziamana noge i zosta} odwie-
ziony do szpltala, a Mihsk'
ma nadwerezona prawa reke
i lekkie pokaleczenia ma cie~
le odwieziono go do do
mu.
Szymon Lew16ski lie
60 synowie zostali areszto
wani i stawieni pod kaucya
$500, "a wyprawianie burdy
j. bitki W sobote " salonie.
]: r. Irwin, pm. 1877 Penn.
ave-, przyczem kilku zosta1o
pokaleczonych.
BUFFALO, ! A.LlO!), n. =. Ho-
ty krzyz, wysadzony rubina-
nj wiszacy ma .z}otym 1a1cu-
chu, zostal skrad ziony ze
.szyi hiskupa Qolto ona v Buf-.
falo. Zlodziejstwo popelnione
zostalo podczas po6wiecenia
.ko6ciola sw. Mikolaja, wysta-
.wionego kosztem grecko-ka.
tolickich Rusin6w " Buffalo,
Warto6t krzyza wynosi1a
prresx}o 81 900. Kll,rzyt.zawie-
SONY byl ma szyi bisknpa
.zwiieszajacs sic nisko na sza-.
tach pontyfi kalnych.
w boku przy ke6cu ceremo-
moniii krzyi zniknal j pomi-.
mo naznaczonej wysokiej
nagrody "a zwrot takowego,
Mkt sic iieszcze ME zglosi}.
"a rozbicie szyby wystawo-
wei " skladzie pod nj. 1148.
Brodway v Erode v nocy, a
resztowany zostal kifkunasto-
letni wyrostek, syn Stanislaz
va Plewif skiego Ojciec mio-I
diego winoWaicy j, zamiast w
.prawienia mu adnei laz-
al vtarall sie synalka swego
.schoWaG bazpiieczne mie
scs pred pol s. mu siie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

PETERSBURG, 26 CRU
dnia Me moze bye mowy o
wysfaniu do prowincyj mad:
baltyokich dw6ch korpus6w
+armii ,bo ich niema. Wyslano
|stad tylko diva pulki. Rad
czeka ma przybYcie Kozak6@
i wojska regularnego, kt6re
ma przyslae Liniewicz 2
Mandzuryi. Zachodzi Ottawa,
azeby ME wybuch}a rewolu-
eva " Polsce, ponimo ze
ME zgadzaja sic ma mia zy-
wioly u,niarkowane.
w Charkowie 800 zolnie~
rzY przy}aczy}o sic do socy.
|alist6w, kt6rzy ow}adneli
miastem, ustanowili rade
zwiazkowa i proklamowall
rzeczpospolita. Wiadze sa bez-
slime wobec> motlochu; uz--
brojonego* W lance, siekiery
i rewolwery. Ia ,,rada zabro-
nha dostarczac gazu do mie-
szkah prywatnych. Obecnie
karze rabusi6w i z}odziei.
PETERSBURG, 26 grud-
MIA. E. Przyw6dzcy strajku
pr,zyznaja, ze ME maja powo-
Edzenia re strajkiem general
.nym. Ich organizacye ME
byiy zupe}ne. Kozacy poroz-
pedzali gronnady robotnik6w
zmierzajacych przez ulice 2
hotn;cu chcaov,,,.r. ! ,,.o coy,s6
.staczaja b6iki ze strai kiera,
mi Pociiagi pod oslona ma
w.;szvstkich !. tuteiazYcb liniach.
3 ], , wviatkiem !, !, s, tyoh. !, ! kt6re BRO.
EWadza do. .pubernii nadba}tvc.
Elkieh, Istnie,iie; zarniar< = i 3, nisscze:;
| mia noa(fi olafoviSIyeIl. Sso. 8
IcyAli izci ,iofssiis' Isi,If o.st
.rania d II !, 3, M 81.
81 ,,;5 assa., y ~ yiy,,'
ETnr 9, katsi al; md
! ~ ka,el,l costa sasYpanY
Ss.s. 81 I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

WARsZAWA, % grudnia:,
General gubernator rrok la
mowaf IA nowo stan obleze-.
MIA we wszystkich 10 guber-.
MACH Kr6lestwa Polskiego.
Znanv powszechnie banker
Nelken zbankrutowa} skut-
KLEIN niepomyslnego pohtycz-
nego stanu rzeczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

rly glosowali q strajk jkiem
Rzez.nicy ME przyjmujja pie
niedzy. papiero . no 10
to znika z obiegu. PoWiek
sic przez to og6lna media,
PRO- klamowano stan wojjenny
W Maryampolu, Kawaleryl
Wladys}awowie. UmiarkoWa.
nj sa przeciWni strajkoWi %.
neralnemu. ],
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

PARW, "a grudnia: Do
nosza Petersburga, re "a
MIN ogtqszono strajk, byla
peddana pod rozwage kwes-
tya czy ME esnalezy wywo}ac
rewolucyi 4 zl'btrojnej. Okazafo {.
sic ze moznaby uzbroic 5000
ludzi, gdy. .,tymczasem wier,
nego carowi woiska Jest 49,
900. z Gatczny i Peterhofu
nadciagaja pu}ki gwardyi
2 Carskiego Siola przyby}
do stolicy pulk preobraze6-
ski. Maszyni6ci, telegrafi6ci
i urzednicy pocztowi " Mos
kwie uohwalili powstanie
zbrojne. Pred gmachami 50.
dowemis stoja v Moskwie u
stawione armaty.
Waza sic obecnie .losy. Wit
togo, kt6ry zamie erzaf przy
pomocy zywiol6w umiarko-
wanych nadac Rosyi 5reformY
& .sa .. ..IL . &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

idac do domu HAWAI- Watroby
j 2 tym pakunkie lem zostal
przytrzymany przez sierzanta
o'Brien.
LORAIN, o. - Niedawno
przy by}y . kraju Jan Kalisa
slyszac wiele- o wolnosci W
Ameryce, chciai sic przeko-s
nae, jak daleko siega ia vol
nose. Do pr6by tel przygoto-
wal sic nalezycie, wypiwszy
kilka szklanek piwa przepla-
tanych kieliszkami .w6dlzi.
1Gdy juz alkohol poczaf dzia-
lac. Kalisa uczui nagle nie-
przezwyc ezony pociag do
|spiewu.
Idac utica kt6ra jakos by1a
dian "a wazka, rozpoczal we
wokalne produkeye a chot
CLOS mial ME przyjemny j
chropowaty, ale "a to dono6-
ny tax donosny,, re zwabif
MIN po6cyanta, kt6ry bojac
il aby tax silny organ wo-
kalny Koisy ME odni6s{
szwanku wskutek zaziebienia
zabral go do ogrzewanych u
hiigacyi policyjnych. Ma dru-
q dzien "a te. goscinnosc "a
placil So. kary koszta mia1
.low6d, ze nawet we wolnym
kraju jak Ameryka ME vol
10 " pijanym stanie drzec
sic na Gale gardio ma ulicy.
CLEVELAND, O.. Ans.
toni Nowak, kt6ry aresztowa-
ny zosta} pred niejakim cza
sem pod oskarzeniem nadu-
zyc " po}aczeniu urzeden1
iii. q = = 50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

W.ARSZAWA, 24 grudnia.
-. Koleiarze ma linii mos
kiewskiej zastosowali sic do
rozkazu ! / strajkuja- Ma innych
liniach kolei zelaznej ocia-
gi kursuja regularnie Tutei-
sze sfabrykis sa czynner 4 v
miescie panuje wzgledny spo-
k6j. ... .......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28


JERSEY CITY n. j. Me-
.daleko tunelu Bregen, na
linii kolei Erie, wpadl 2 ME
.nacka pociag na pracuja-
cych pa torze polskich 70.
botnik6W ma miejseu trzech
Iusmiercil, kilku zmiiertel-
ME poranil. Zabici zostali:
TStanislaW Monaster, Jan Do
|uski centy Ko6ciski;;
poranie eni: Iawel Irzenski,,
|AdrzejG MI bosk William -
|tric eRtls
~ popl1 AZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
Rolx 20

- . ~ - + y .
w zeszlym tygodniu poll
'cya aresztowala kilkunastu
amator6W cudzej wlasnosci
Miedzy saresztowany mi znaj-.
doWalo sic dW6ch Polak6w::
Jan hukaszewski, oskarzony
9 w1amanie sic do balbierni
j kradziez kilku brzytew, i.
Stefan Dabrowski, kt6ry pra-
.cujjac W rzezni Dolda zabral
idac do domu HAWAI- Watroby
2 tym pakunk KEN zostai
przytrzymany przez sierzanta
O'Brien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28

" RSzAl' e J W Z 4, 6 grudnia
Aressto towano .c,l lonk6 6w zarza-
AZ z'wialz zku I elekra ist6w i
urzed dnik k6W oooxt oHyoh J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
z INV POLSKICH
" AMERYCE

% - AVA. - VAAkI.1A~A SAA ~
" AMERYCE ME-:
CHICAGO III, W obecnod-.
|ci gromady ludzi August
Rue chniewicz zabi1 zonei sam
sic 6miertelnie postrzelil ma
N. Armitage ave. blizko
Milwaukee ave.
Zona jego mieszkala pod
numerem III Frankford str.
Pred dwoma miesiacami O.
pn6 6ci1a go ma usilne prosby
neza ME cbcia1s sic z MIN po-
.godzic. Ruchniewicz piisywal
.blagalne listy !. daremnie. W
.ostatnim li6cie pisa}, ze jezeli
ME, NJ przyJdzle do Zgody, to
.odbierze sobie zycie. Glucha
+na nawoiywania meza pokaza-
la list sasiadom i 15sto let
.niemu synoWi, kt6rzy radzili
ME zwazae ma list.
=
w czoraj rano Ruchniewicz
|szla jak zwykle do piracy. Ma
|ulisy Leavitt wypaH 2 ukry-
scia jej MAJ i strzelil cztery
|razy, smierc byla natychmia-
Estowa. Morderca nastepnie.
sam sic 6miertelnie postrzelil.
Franciszek Pokorski- ME
=chcial pozwolic aby jego
] 1lBsto letni syn, Adam, ozenil
sic W tax mlodym wieku.
Wywiaza}a sic kl6tnia miedzy
rodzicami a synem, W kt6rej
Adam uderzy} ojca, a ojciec
dobyi rewolweru i prawdo-
podoonie smiertelnie postrze-
lii niiegodziWca. Postrzelony
.znajd jduje sic " polozeniu bar
do krytycznem, rama Jest
niebezpieczna, moze smier-.
telna. Ojca uwieziono We
w1asnem n1ieszkaniu j poli-
eva dale bacznoSc, aby 2 roz-
paozy ME odebra} sobie zycia.
Franciszek Pokorski pra-
.cujs " Western Car Foundry
.Jego syn, Teod dor, najstarszy
. dzieci zeni sic po SWietach.
Ro.zmawiano 9 Slubie kiedy
18to 1etni Adam stanowc czo-
'o6Wiadc ze j on sic po..No-
wynn Roku ozeni. Pokorsey
mieszkaia Y Hegewitch, I'll.
TOLEDO, Jan Kruszks1 !.
.zamieszk ally " parafii 6w. An
toniego idac ulica " ponie-
niedzialek popolu dniu, nagle
,1pad} : gdy mu pospieszon
z.pomoca,. przek konano sic, g
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
HE FOUND 1T
Just as Recommended,

81 bought fifty cent package Of
Pyramid Pile. Cure from my druggist,
and have used two dollar packages
since I find them just as you recon-
mended them to be. l have not felt the
least sign Of piles since using your
remedy three months ago. If you want
to use my name you may do SO, as l feel
like new man.. / now have no trouble
with. the dreadful, aggravated disease.
meant to write you sooner, but
thought / would wait until / was cured.
thank you for your wonderful Pile
Cure. | was great sufferer from
piles. - Fred DEER, R. F. D. 4, New
Brunswick, N. j.
Seldom, if ever, is there any doubt
about the effect produced by the use of
Pyramid Pile Cure, as is shown by the
experience given above. The proprle.
tors Of this remedy have thousands Of
similar letters on file, and surely no bet
ter proof. Of the merit of the preparation
could be asked; when it is borne In mind
that these letters are wholly unsoliclted,
there is certainly cause for pride In the
remedy.
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug.
yours hash T it he will get it for you II
asked to do SO. Accept no substitutes
and remember there is no other remedy y
just as good. Everyone is urged to
write Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall,
Mich, for their little book describing
the causes and cure Of piles. as 1t affords
much useful formation andcls sent free
for the asking
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
FIRST CONTRACT
IS UNDER WAY.
WORK ACTUALLY BEGUN ON
POWER SCHEME FOR DULUTH. i
Construction Company of New York to
Build Dam, Canal and Power Station
Initial Development Likely to Be
f.. Far in Excess Of That Originally
Planned-New Officers. -
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Duluth, Mimi, Jan. PA contract for build
ing the first dam, canal and power station Of
the Great Northern Power company here has
been let to the National Railway Construction
company of New York, and work has: COM
menced. Thomas Pettigrew, chief engineer for
the contractor is in charge. The first work is
at the old ten-foot dam on the site Of the new
Thomson dam, and this is to be blown out in
a few days. 1t has been proposed to make the
occasion sort of celebration. and it is prob
able there will be an open air barbecue speeches
and the like. The dam will be blown ont in a
few days. This contract: with the requisite
machinery for its utilization, represents about
$3,O00O0o. t.z M. - r sa X r. - s. : r. r, -
The power company has elected a new set of
officers and directors, the officers being C. A.
Duncan Of Duluth, president; G. D. Barney OF
New York, vide president; Mr.. Tucker OF Tucker
of Duluth, secretary Mr.. Duncan has been
president for; several years. There is a board
of fifteen directors, and the affairs of the com
pany will be managed by an executive. com
mittee, of which G. c.. Cokefair of Duluth viii
be the chairman. Mr.. Cokefair has been more
prominently identified with the financing an6
development Of the company's plans than any
other man. :: 80 !, 4. ~ Z :tL=.. -?
Plans are working out in such way that
it is very likely the initial development viii
be far in excess of what was planned when the
contract was let to the National Railway Con
struction company last week. 1t is probable
that not less than 100, 600 horse power will bt
put in as fast as possible. The pulp and pape
mills to be constructed at the company's pro
E3Lac WILL probably be commenced this spring
Land pushed to completion This will be ont
I of the largest paper mills on the continent ant
will employ nearly 1 900 men,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
UPPER TO STAND TRIAL
Madison Lake Man Arrested for Fish
ing Without a Permit

MANKATO, MINN.-Ben Upper of Madison
Lake was arrested yesterday and brought to the
city on the charge of using fshhouse on the
lake without permit from the state game COM
mission. He pleaded not guilty and Will stand
trial. He will make effort to have the local
game and fish warden and a Madison Lake man
prosecuted for trapping quail and shipping them
to other parts Of the state. The game and hsh
warden claims to have written instructions from
the state commission to do this, for the pur-
pose of restocking other parts of the state with
game. st.: .r-.s. - 49, ~.
Henry Weber, an old and well-known resident
Of Blue Earth county, was buried today: He
leaves a wife. five sons and three daughters.
Il. 0. Randall, former county auditor, has re-
ceived word of the death of his 14-year- old
daughter Florence, at Santa. Clara. Gal. No
particulars have been received The yorng ladS
was visiting relatives there. The remains Will
be brought to Mankato for burial. w.
The Philharmonic society," the principal musical
organiza ton in the city; has reorganized for the
Crandail vice president Miss Mollfe. Klein.
J.. E. Seidle musical director. n 81 '=.-s,-
LIE sUEUR CENTER. MIMI. c. Krenik
| a business man of lie Sueur Center, left his home
here about Dec: 20 for the purpose Of selling
wood to dealers in the western part Of tht
state Since that time nothing has been hearf
with foul play. His liabilities run high be
tween $4,000 and $4,000, mostly in secured
notes. -, .... r. go f,8
l.. He conducted general store here and was
considered one of the most influential bushes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
LAKE COUNTY FOREST RESERVE
Only Homesteaders Who Settled Prior
to June 80, 1902. Can File.

TWO HARBORs. MINN.--The announcement
is made by the federal government that home
steaders who can prove actual residence on land
prior to June 80. 1902 will be allowed to make
entry on claims in township 81, range II. This
land is in Lake county, forty eight miles north
of here and twelve miles south of Ely. {.
1t was withdrawn from entry and was part
Of some 100000 acres set aside from the pub
lie domain as a proposed forest reserve. ,.. .-f.
No other persons than those who were actual
settlers before the last day of June. 1902, will
be allowed to make entry in the township. which
is still withheld as forest reserve, or as a pro
posed reserve. z.. -..s II
plat Of the township. surveyed two years
ago, has been received and officials announce
that the opening will take place in March.
. At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the First National bank the following directors
were elected F.. f. Kenaston, president Of the
Minneapolis Threshing Machine company, Mime
apolis; a: D: Davidson, president Of the First
National bank at Little Falls; Oscar Mitchell OF
Duluth. Charles NJ. Floathe of Two Harbors, A
R. Davidson, cashier of the First National bank
Of Little Falls. The officers elected are: A
D. Davidson president; Charles NJ. Floathes vice
president; James D. Anderson, cashier; John A
Barton, assistant dividend Of per cent
was declared.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
"GOSPEL:OF corr"
+. TO Be PREACHED
SCHEDULE ARRANGED FOR SEED
49, CORN EXCURSIONS.
Holden and His Assistants to Empha
size the Importance Of Seed Having
. Vitality and an Up-to-Date Planter
Stops of, Half Hour to Be Made at
All Stations. .eS .-~- :..,. r
All Stations.
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal, ~. ..- 3
Webster City, Iowa Jan. A.-Secretary George
A. Wells of the Iowa Grain Dealers association
has perfected arrangements for the seed corn
excursions to be run under the auspices of the
association and the Iowa State College at Ames.
The schedule is as follows: r.
Feb. 13 to March f. main lines of the Rock
Island and old B. c. r. & N. lines. = - q
March 8 to 25. North western, covering prac-
tically all of it's lines in Iowa. t.:.s s.r
March q to April 8. milwaukee, covering
practically the entire main line and all branches.
April 10 to IL, Illinois Central between Du-
buque and Omaha. probably including Albert
Lea, Cherokee and Sioux Falls branches. a& $780,
Stops of thirty minutes will be made at
practically all stations along the lines and even
ing meetings will be held where convenient. !
The arrangement is such that very little OF
the territory covered last year Will be tray
ersed again this season. the plan being to preach
the gospel of the corn to as many new hear.
ers as possible. According to present arrange.
ments the time will be fully occupied until
it will be too late to accomplish anything this
season. SO that additional trips are pract1caHy
out of the question. % - ~. ~" y
There will be but little change from last
years plan Professor Holden and those who
may assist him adhering strictly to the neces-
sity Of good planter and seed with vitality,
The matter Is purely educational, and 1t mas
been decided that if the speakers attempt to
cover too much ground in their addresses. their
hearers will not be impressed as much as II q
few Of the more important topics are discussed.
Thirty minute stops were decided upon as bet
ter than twenty, which were in vogue last year.
mined. In making the preparations Secretary
Wells has treated all the lines as one system,
using the functions for connections 80 that as
little time as possible will be lost. u
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
-. WEATHER TOO MILD }s .
Swamp and Lake Roads Not Firm
Enough for Heavy Loads.

BEMIDJI. MINN.-The mildness of the win
ter is making trouble for the loggers in north
ern Minnesota, particularly for those who have
to haul across lakes, there not being sufficient
ice to carry the big loads. Superintendent
F. ]. Kline Of the Walker g. Akeley company de-
clared today that he knew one company that has
contract for cutting and hauling 23,OO0OO0
feet, and Of this amount 15O0O,O0O is On skids
in the woods while but 100000 has been
hauled, leaving 2o,0OO.Ooo to be landed before
spring in order to complete the contract. This
company is operating in the vicinity of Akeley
and its logging road crosses several swamps
and lakes. The thin Ice has thus far made it
impossible to haul more than two tiers upon
er large part of the logs will be left on the
skids over summer. .,-: ,s5s5s9iy,. =
but passengers arriving from Littlefork yesterday
by stage herd of twelve short distance
south of that point II =
Forty Wuodsmen sick at st. Anthonys hos
pitaI in this city. H." i. Et.4,,.
HatkGNcS has raised 81 800 with which to en-
terrain the tournament of the Northern Mime
sofa Fir:iran's association +. next June.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-24
:, LINCOLN MINE RESUMES
Both Shafts Are in Commission and
r. New One Is Being Sunk.

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VIRGINIA, iMINN.-The Lincoln, the largest
mine in the Virginia district. which has been
closed for months, started up this morning witt
a force Of $50 men. When working to its capa-
city the mine employs about 800 men. and Super.
intendent Fairbairn says it is Only matter OF
few weeks before the property will have that
many on its payroll. Both and shafts are
In commission and a crew has been set to work
on c shaft. which will be sunk 1000 feet west
of A. go ,... :
Shortly before closing last summer an electric
haulage system was Installed and will greatly
facilitate the ore production. The local Off
Gals expect that an output OF 100000 or 100000
tons will be sent to the cOmpany's lower lake
ports the coming season.
The Jones & I.aughln company. operators of
the Lincoln is also making preparations to open
the Grant mine at Bull. A shaft has been sunk
on this property and nearly 100. 600 tons of ore
shipped, but the management believe that the
ore be produced cheaper by the steam shovel
process and the mine will therefore be stripped
this summer.
The month will be record breaker at the
Ash sawmill Notwithstanding that the logs are
being taken from a hot pond before being cut.
The company will saw over 6.000,0U0 feet.