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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06

County Board Proceedings
Crystal Falls Mich. April 2'th 1909
The following are the minutes Of
the proceedings Of meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors of Iron county
Michigan, held in the Supervisor +
Office in the court house. in the City OF
Crystal Falls on Thursday, the 27th
day of April A. u. 1908. according
a. the following call.
To John Wall County Clerk
Crystal Falls. Michigan
Sir
You will call meeting of the Board
OF Supervisors of Iron county Michi :
gan. 70 meet in the Supervisors Office
In the court house. In the City OF
Crystal Falls. ON Thursday. the 9th
day of April A. ID. 1908 for the pur-
pose of organizing said board, audit
ing bills on file in the County Clerk =
Office and transacting such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
Board.
Dated at Crystal Falls Michigan,
April 18th 1908.
Supervisors Vim. Trebilcock vii.
liam Carlson, II J McLaren aud W.
H. lobe.
The meeting was called 10 order by
the county clerk with the following
members present w IL Jobe, W.
j Richards. John J. Lyons Arvid
Bjork, H. J. McLaren, AL Charon
William Carlson, William Trebilcock.
Zebina McColman. j. p. Edwards and
Charley Olson.
IL WAS moved by w. II Jobe and
seconded by H. J. McI4aren, that w
j Richards be elected chairman for
the ensuing year. Carried.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved
Moved by w. II. Jobe and seconded
by William Carlson. that the chair
appoint an auditing committee OF
three members Carried.
The chair appointed on the above
committee Arvid Bjork, William
1rebilcock and w II. lobe.
Moved by Arvid Biork and seconded
by Al Charon, that the chair appoint
two members to act with himself as "a
purchasing committees Carried
The chair appointed ION the above
committee AL. Charon and H. j Nc
Laren
Moved by W II Jobe and seconded
by William Textbook. that Ar,id
Biork be appointed County custodian
Carried
Moved .by vi lobe seconded i,
William Tr-nilcet that e adopt the
same order Of #bas.ne- Tor the#yeu
9oj aS wt had for the wear lWL
Carried
Moved 10y Aryid Bjorh and seconded
by William Trebilcock. that the chair
appoint two m ambets 10 act with him
self as Jail buldiug committee. Car
ried
The chair appointed Charley Olson
and James + Edwards on the above
committee.
Moved by William Trebilcock and
seconded by AL Charon that the chair
appoint two members to act with him
self a. n committee 10 carry ON the
work az outlined by the previous com
mittee on the pest house Carried.
The chair appointed Hebina McCol.
man and William Cariaon
On motion the Board adjourned un-
Gil one thirty o clock p. IN.
w J. Richards, John Wall.
Chairman Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
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o. much.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
MODS HIT JEWS
WITH HAMMERS
Jews We're Murdered With Most
Revolving Barbarity.
EYES WERE GOUGED
Nails Also Driven Into Bodies of the
Unfortunate Victims, Ears Cut
OF and In Many Cases Dis.
embOueling bone.

Odessa. Nov. IA tour OF the city
and part of the suburbs Monday founo
all quiet.
Whole rows OF shops that were pill
LACED have been boarded up. The
poorer Jews suffered worst. and the
principal streets, with few exceptions.
were untouched. Russian shops are
marked with crosses painted on the
shutters and the private houses witt
irons so as TO protect them from tn
mobs. Peasants armed with knives
tried to enter the city Saturday. but
were driven back.
The casualties In Saturdays disturb
snces exceeded 140. and those of the
preceding three days. which have been
verified number nearly $500. The
plundering continued early Monday
morning in the outlying districts, but
later the CITY was relatively calm
though the population is still anxious
The latest accounts of the devasta
ton in the Jewish quarter add horror
TO the situation. Besides numerous
mills. all the bakeries. shops and near
ly 500 homes have been destroyed. The
Jews killed in every circumstance were
treated with revolving barbarity. Heads
were battered with hammers, nails
driven into bodies. eyes gouged on;
and ears severed. Many bodies were
disemboweled. and in some cases petro-
leum poured over the sick found hid
ing In cellars, and they were burned
to death.
1t is alleged that the police and SOL
diers marched al the head OF the mobs.
While the mobs were engaged In the
slaughter the soldiers busted them
selves pilla ng the cash and Jewels.
leaving the household goods to the
mobs
The police prevented anyone from
arresting the looters. and prevented
also the Red Cross workers from aid
ing the wounded actually firing on
those engaged in this work.
A band of students received much
OF the stolen property to the university.
while they also took twelve dead bod
iss of Jewish demonstrators, whose
relatives demas ded their release. They
threatened 'herwise TO burn the uni
versity and xiii the professors.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
xr..os t. HEnR1cK. GOVERNOR OF OHIO

tainty characterized the entire cam
paign. Notwithstanding the positive way
In which campaigners have discussed
political bossism. saloon regulation, in
surance legislation and railroad rates.
Governor Herrick's reelection has been
opposed by the Anti-Saloon league. be-
cause. It is alleged. he used the veto
power as a threat TO force changes T.
the Brannock law. providing local OPP
ton for residence districts. and by Dem
ocrats on general principles. but with
the addition OF bitter attacks on him
because of his friendship for George y
Cox. the Republican leader OF Hamilton
county. who Is denounced as a boss. q"
To these attacks the Republicans re-
piled that changes made In the Bran
mock law was necessary and beneficial:
that the "bossim" charge was local to
Cincinnati and should not be held
against Governor Herrlck. whose ad
ministration has been a sound business
one. II is reasonably certain that Ohio
will decide to do away with annual cleo
tions and vote hereafter only In alter
nate years.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
CLOSING SCENE.
Sudden and Startling Moves overtur7
All Calculations.

New York. Nov. MONDAY Witness
ed the closing scene Of one OF the most
remarkable political campaigns In New
York City's history. The variety Of sud
den, startling moves on the municiai
checkerboard have overturned all pre-
cedents. upset all calculations and have
rendered useless ali systems 'or fore
castin. the probable outcome. The two
old party organizations have been in
vaded By new and great force which
under the name OF Municipal Owner
ship League. and WIN. r Hearst. rs it,
candidate for mayor. has conducted
campaign 50 vigorous and so well man.
aged that the city has been astonishod
at It's strength. At first il was be-
IIeved this movement was one born of
Inomentary excitement and popular
ciamor. due TO Insurance revelations and
other causes of public unrest. aud that
when Tammany Hall swung its great
organization Into line the Hearst move
inent would decline and collapse be-
tore election day This belief has been
dissipated. and instead OF declining in
torce the Hearst canvass wound IN
Sunday night In a spectacular meeting
at Madison Square Garden with tho
place crowded with all Il could hold
many thousands unable to gain admIs-
sion. The gathering was so great that
Tor several hours the STRUGGLING mass
IS Of people were beyond control and
IT was impossible for the police to keep
the street. open. When Mr.. Hearst
rose TO speak he was greeted with an
outburst OF cheering that lasted for
nearly twenty minutes.
Another incident of Municipal own
ership League canvass was the calling
out Of bed ~ Mr.. Hearst at o'clock.
Sunday morning to speak at the He
brew hall at the Grand Central palace
Mayor Mcclellan. Democratic nomi.
nee for reelection. has based his ap-
peals for votes on his record as mayor
and fulfillment of promises he made two
years ago. He closed the active work
or his campaign at a meeting at the
Hippodrome Sunday evening. that
building being unable to accommodate
the many thousar Is that were gathered
10 hear him speak
William NJ. WINS. Republican nomi-
nee for mayor. began his campaign with
a general feeling in the city that he has
no chance to win.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
OHIO CAMPAIGN.
II Closed With Roar of orstOry All
Over Buckeye State.

Columbus, Nov. 7.-one of the hot
est campaigns in the history of Ohio
closed Saturday night with a roar Of
emphatic oratory and in haze of I'M
certainty as to the outcome. The chair
men OF the two parties gave out esti-
mates based on a poll OF the state.
which are so far apart as to add to
the uncertainty rather thru indicate
a possible middle ground. For the Re
publicans. Senator Foraker said his poll
was the most conservatively made and
Indicated that Governor Herrick would
be reelected by mot less than $4,000
plurality, while Chairman CARRIER Of the
Democratic committee announced his
was extremely conservative, summing
UP his poll of the state showed a Ger
tainty of Pattison's election by $4,000
plurality This same state Of uncer-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
FiENDlSH cRUELTlES.
Bodies Buried In Great Pits to Conceal
Their Numbers.

LONDON. Nov. THE Odessa cor
respondent Of the Standard. under date
OF Nov. 8. sends further sensational
accounts OF the riots there. He says
There have been more horrifyins
massacres and fendish cruelties b'r'
the districts where these took place are
now cordoned by troops. Probably the
total killed Gill number $500 and tho
wounded 10000. In the suburb OF Mol
dovanka alone 1000 victims. remained
In the streets from midnight until moor
when the authorities FASTENED TO COL
lect and bury the bodies in great pts
in order to conceal their numbers. Two
private doctors attended more than 81
children of both sexes who had bee
horribly gashed about the head ar
shoulders with sabers Heaping I'm
suit OIL injury. the civil governmer
Sunday. when the butchery had ended
asked the householders to subscrlha
100000 10 pay the police increase
wages"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
CRASHES INTO CRUISER.
Refrigerator Ship Celtic Runs Into the
MIGHTY MarbIehead

Vallejo. cal. Nov. Caught By o
powerful gust Of wind while trying to
make landing coal wharf at the
Mare Island navy yard. the refriger-
ator ship Celtic crashed into the cruiser
Marblehead and into floating machine
shop. doing them so severe damage that
the cruiser may have to go out OF com
mission. II Is said while the machine
shop was sunk The force of the i'm
pact was great that two five and
nine inch guns NJ the cruiser were COM
pletely der rIlshed. the bridge torn
away and 'vo dingies reduced To- kind
ling wood Two plates Of the Marble
head were badly bent and the machine
shop. which had been rammed. soon
sunk. The Celtic suffered but slightly
IN the collision The damage Will amount
to many thousands OF dollars. The
sinking OF he floating machine ship
will. It Is said. retard work now being
done
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
SEVEN BEING TREATED.
This is Expected to Be Windup Week
Of this Yellow Pest.

New orleans. Nov. What is en-
pected TO be- the final week OF the fever
campaign began with only seven cases
under treatment and only a handful OF
centers of Infection under observation.
The forces employed by the Federal
service have now been reduced TO the
minimum necessary 10 observe the
few cases. and foci remaining. and dis
trict and headquarter work are being
cleaned up. so an early transfer OF the
health situation back into the hands
of the local authorities may be made.
The announcement that Dr. White Is
rot going TO Chattanooga will sr ,.ble
him personally to supervise the .iiI Z
the campaign.
The lifting of the Alabama quaran-
tine has permitted a complete restora
tion of railroad schedules OF roads that
reach that state and already heavv
travel has set in
eating any change OF attitude by Texas
on the question of quarantine. occur
renee Of cases at Derridder. in Calca-
siou parish. apparently convincing Tex
q. authorities that the danger IS not al
together past.
Up to noon Monday there was one
new case OF elbow fever and no deaths
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
SOME MISHAPS
OF AUTOMOBILES
One Lady Killed and Seven More
Moro PERSONS Hurt.
SKULL is FRACTURED
Unprecedented Number Of Acc dents
Take Place at Los Angeles lu
the short Period of One
Night and Day.

Los Lngelcs. Nov. An unprece-
dented series OF automobile accidents
occurred at this place in twenty-four
hours. During that time one person
was killed. another one perhaps fatal
injured and six others more or less seri-
o-sly hurt. The dead is Mrs. II. r
Austin. thirty years old. whose skull
was fractured Those injured are: Miss
Edith Policy. nineteen years OF age. skull
fractured. not expected to recover: C.
c. Davis. local real estate dealer. lac
Grated and bruised: J.. r. Kendall.
shock: Eugene l.. Titus and wife. wom-
an internally injured and may die. man
bruised: Mrs. X. X. Robins. White
City. Kan. arm and leg broken: louis
Marak. cut on head. Messrs. Davis and
Kendall were injured about midnight
Saturday night when the machine in
hich they we're riding stalled on the
street car tracks In front OF rapidly
running car with the result that the
car crashed into and demolished the
auto. injuring all occupants Titus and
wife. an elderly couple. were run down
by an auto while they were driving ~
Alpico and Hill streets. both being
thrown on the ground and injured Their
horse was killed The others were in
jured by being struck by an automo-
bile while crossing streets on foot
In another collision. in which two ma
chimes crasl ed together. several Peep
were thrown out Of their cars and in
jured
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
ELeveNTH.HoUa CLAIMS.
Republicans and Reform Movement
Confident Of Being Successful.

Philadelphia. Nov. AT the eleventh
hour. leaders of the Republican organi-
cation and reform movement are claim
ing the victory in the election. Senator
Penrose said the belated reports con-
firmed the opinion that the Republic
an ticket. state and county. would be
elected by a good majority
City party workers completed an un-
official canvass OF the city and as a
result they claim a majority of not less
than $4,000. Franklin s EdmOnds.
chairman of the City party. issued an
official estimate based upon actual can
vassses made by the three separate in
terests. Prompt action was taken by
the City party managers against Illegal
voters Secretary Gibbbon OF the Law
and order society has been engaged
to conduct the prosecutions and he pre-
pared 1000 warrants for use.
The Democratic party. which is sup
porting the City party ticket. through
City Chairman Donnelly sent out cir
cular urging all Democrats to work un-
ceasingly for the Democratic state tick
Il and City party nominees. Two hun
bred detectives and special policemen
aided by a force OF local officers. are In
Yestigating lodging houses In order to
locate. II possible. any Illegal voters
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
Both Claim Victory.

Louisville. Nov. Interest in the
election is conferred In the choice .;
mayor at Louisville. Both candidates
closed the campaign Saturday and both
claimed victory. Paul Bar.h. Demo-
crat. and j r. O'Neal. fusion. made ar
active campaign Lewis McQuown
chairman Of the Democratic state cen
trail committee claims the Democratic
party controls the Legislature which
viii elect a United States senator 10
succeed Senator Blackburn
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
LIGHT VOTE PROBABLE.
Republieans and Democrats Express
the Most Utmost Confidence.

hepuphcsnS ano democrats Express
the Most Utmost Confidence.
Chicago. Vow with the general
expectation on all sides that the vote
will be light, managers OF both Repub.
lican and Democratic organizations ex-
pressed confidence OF victory at Il >
polls. The Republicans claims are more
sweeping. however. and are based upon
allegations OF more thorough organi-
cation. The managers found It al
most Impossible to create enthusiasm
for their tickets among the rank and
file OF voters and IL became apparent
that the results OF the election might
be determined largely by organization
work In getting out votes. Although
there are five Judges of the superior
court and associate Judge OF the circuit
court 10 be chosen. the chief interest
centers about the election OF president
and nine members of the sanitary
board. The new law governing the
election OF sanitary trustees has caused
the political parties to place in nomi-
nation full sets OF candidates for the
first time In the history OF the saaitary.
department
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
FATAL ENCOUNTERS.
At One Place Hundred Persons Were
Killed and Six Hundred Wounded.


st. Petersburg. Nov. Fatal en-
counters between the soldiers and the
populace and snti-Jewish excuses ara
reported from many places In the prov.
inces Saturday and Sunday al Krem-
enchug twenty persons were killed an
eighty injured At Kutlas mi,itar'
train was wrecked and nine soldier
killed After the collision the revolu-
tionaries opened rife IRE on the trair
and The troopse replied IN kind. There
were ssvera. killed OF injured on bot
sides.
At Eerdicheff several persons were
killed OF injured and at Minsk serious
rioting arose through ;he troops pre-
venting a meeting OF citizens. The
troops fired "olleys into the crowd
and there was intermittent firing for
long time. A hundred were killed anf
coo wounded Indescribable horrors
are being witnessed every day.
The massacre and p.llage OF the Jews
continue al Kishiref
General Trepoff forbid public funer-
ais Sunday. fearing r!oting would
ensue.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07

Paterson. y. j. Nov. THE police
are looking for a woman who says she
Is the wife Of James ] HI. the rail-
road man She spoke OF her private
car. hr residence at Newport and her
many automobile excursions through tho
west She y quite tall. Of distinguish
ed bearing and talks we'll. Her plan Is
to secure an invitation to stop at q
house for a few days and then to Sc
cure a loan while waiting for a check
from her husband
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
RED SPIDER.
Department Of Agriculture Says It Ha-
Been Quite Prevalent.

Washington. Nov THE depart
ment Of agriculture in report Just IL
sued SAYS the rcd spider Of rust init"
has been quite prevalent In some Sec
lions nf the cotton growing area Of this
country during the past two years. The
spider IS a minute yellowish red mite
u hlch feeds on the cotton plant, prin-
ripaily on the under sides OF the leaves.
hut at tim" attacking all parts OF the
plant The report says the pest Ia
probably distributed throughout the an
ire cotton growing area Of the south
although during late years it, occur
renee IN Injurious numbers has not
heen reported until the sumner OF 1909
when 81 caused considerable damage ."
cotton in So N Carolina and Georgia
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
Killed In Runaway.

Richmond. Nov. "A special 70 the
Times Dispatch from Bedford CITY
Va, says that John Vaughan. promi-
nent Bedford county farmer his wife
and their twelve year-old niece met
horrible and almost instant deaths o.
a runaway on the mountain road lead
ing TO the Peaks OF otter
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
FA AL COLLISION.

Passenger Train and Street Car Com
Together With Serious Results.
Chicago. GOV. Try collision ~
Grand T~ink passenger train and
street car which w0- crossing the era !
Trunk tracts Monday morning two
persons are killed aud tire. serIouslv
Injured
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.
Entire Matter Has Been Passed Up 20
the Grand Jury,

Fort Worth. Nov. IA clash exists
between county and city peace officers.
the result ~ the alleged charge made
that one detective recently aided nine
county prisoners 70 escape. Monday
morning tn" police committee met to
make an investigation II was decided
by chief Of Police Maddox and Sheriff
Honea that the whole affair be siftsi
by the grand jury. which will be done
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
SURGEON HELD.
Charged With Dismemberins Body of
Miss Susan Gesry.

Boston. Nov. DIR. Percy Mcleod
was arrested on the charge Of perform
ing an Illegal operation and dismem-
bering the body OF Miss Susan Geary.
the dress suit case victim. He was re-
leased on 900 bond.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
DROPPED DEAD.
Best Known Man In Alabama Passes
Away Suddenly.

Montgomery. Nov 7.-Jere Harring-
ton. perhaps known by a wider circle
~ acquaintance than any other man
in Alabama dropped dead. For TWEEN
ty-one years Nj. Harrington was en-
ployed al a local cafe patronizad by
public men and theatrical companies
while In Montgomery. Hts fame as o
recanteur IS known throughout Ala
bams. He was ffty-fve years u age.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
sinale Slater, sanauine.

Muskogee. Nov. 7.-Single staters
were sanguine Of success and expected
urge vote on the constitution in their
predictions Monday. They claimed 1OO.-
600 votes would be pOlled and single
statehood majority was placed at 25.-
900.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
Believed Miss oeary's Head.

Boston, Nov. IA handbag con-
tanning head believed 10 be that %
Susan A. Geary. was found in thu
harbor Sunday. A quantity Of sho
was also in he bag
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07
MOB CHARGED.
Soldiers Advanced With esyonets and
Do Deadly Work

Tomsk Siberia. Nov. Troops
Monday forced a charge with bayonets
against a mob which was pillaging Jew
ish houses.
A number were killed many wounded
and the city half sacked
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-07

wills Point Tex. Nov. Body Of
Tom Bowden farmer was found three
miles south here He had been shot
through Tho nsad.