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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-05-12
0Txso Wonderful MocsfoEno, -

NJ. must again send a few lines to you to let
you know how am getting along since taking
the wonderful medicine which cured me two
years ago" writes Miss Bertha Ebeler Of ISi6
Benton Street. st. Louis, Mo. NJ still continue
in very good health and think there is not G
better medicine on earth than DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery We would not be
without it in the house and also the little
Pellets
II have recommended DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to many friends and they all
think II will do Just what il claimed for IT, II
Is the best thing for nervousness and for a
weak, run down condition that amy body could
want. / was very nervous and weak last sum
ruer. l took Ave bottles Of DR. Pierce's Golde a
Medical Discovery aud it Just made me feel like
us- hl1nJ can 80 I'll Iii -, - -
out feeling the least bit tired In fact feel like
a new person.
cMy mother was also cured by II of a very bad
thank you thousand times for what you have
doue for me aud for youf kind advice
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
Amos shenhard Better

Nr Amos Sheppard his wife. little
daughtcr and a trained nurse arrived
ia the city Friday from Duluth % ~
main indefinitely at .he home ot Mr
Sheppard brother 81 10 Sheppard
ot this city Mr ahephlrd is eun-
vaiestug from serious inquiries which
he sustained 10 Duluth un Che gsth
ot las, March und which Cor several
weeks wuro Thought 30 be 81 fatal
nature The trlp from Duluth ia tha
city wns male iu President ruiiug s
private eaf which was generously ten
derrd air sbapaArl n ordet that thu
trir might ba naala as cpm.WtpIo ae
possible Nhitasaier Htmgsphere aud
auiet seems % have w5frsd a. heneats
already and Ait snephard exueois th-s
Dds strength will te resiofcd rpidiy
Whitewater avis Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
ALL APPOINTMENTS
WERE CONFIRMED
COUNCIL CLOSED UP QUESTION IN
QUICK ORDER MONDAY.
WILL CLOSE CEMETERY ROAD
Committee Appointed to Act With the
Cemetery Board in the Matter
Official Proceedings

The presence Of Alderman Jaeka AT
the mid monthly meeting Of the city
council last Monday settled the lues-
tion OF the confirmation of Mayor Cor
coran appointments in quick order.
Mr.. Jacka was necessarily absent at
tho meeting when the appointments
were made and two of the appoint
ments lacked one vote of confirmation.
When tine matter was hrought up ON
Monday evening tbere was majority
registered I'm favor of the appointments
oi Pat Manning Tor marshal and Ed
6ronpe for street commissioner
The chairman of the cemetery board
was present and stated 10 the council
the decision of the board to take in
more territory and the necessity Of
closing the Mansfield road. City At
torney Abbott informed the boara that
IL will be necessary 10 take leral pro
cedure 10 close a road after 10 has
been in use for seven years and TO
expedite matters committee Of two
was appointed, 10 act with the ceme.
tery trustees in closing the road.
Tue official proceedings are as fol.
lows
Crystal Falls, Mich. May l5th, 1905.
A regular meeting Of the city coun-
Gil was held on the above date. Mem
bers all present Minutes of previous
meeting was read and approved
Moved 10y Frank Scadden seconded
10y Louis Meisler that the chair ap-
point committee of two 10 confer
with the cemetery board with regard
70 changing the highway running 20
the cemetery grounds The mayor ap,
pointed as such committee. Dan Davi
son ana Thomas Penglase Motion
carried
Moved by j. S Jacka seconded by
Thomas Wills that the appointment Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
Ran Away From Home

Yesterday morning Marshal Man
ming noticed three boys about a camp
fire over across the river. He suppos-
ed that they were local boys and dian /
pay mucn attention Later he noticed
the same three in about the same
place and thought it strange He
went towards them when they bolted
and ran He then knew that some
thing was wrong He captured the
three ana brought them 10 the county
Jail when he found that they were
Iron Mountain boys and that they had
run away from home. Their names
were Willie Peterson. otto Peterson
and otto Rundholn
The authorities at Iron Mountain
were notified and the chief Of police
came mp on the afternoon train and
took the boys home with him
They sai0 that they came 10 Crystal
Falls on an empty ore freight Thurs
day night and that they slept ON the
grass by the camp fire across the river.
Where they were headed for they
didn I divulge but IL is probable that
they have had an the experience in
running away from home that they
care for
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
THE LID is DOWN

iron r YER Experiences Wave Of Sunday
Closing.
The lid is down 40 Iron River and
Dr Sturgeon Is sitting on H. Ttat
is what the Reporter tells us a
branch Of the anti-salo9n league,
which is getting busy IN al parts of
the peninsula. has been organized over
there ana the Doctor Is accused of be-.
ing the prime mover The Reporter
however dis,ipates this report Of the
Doctors connection with the move
ment and says chat he is no more re-
spousihle than others.
But let that be as Il may Marshal
Coughnihan notified every saloon
keeper in the village last Saturday
evening that they must keep their
places Of business closed tight Sun
days and they were so tight all day
that you couldn insert pin in any
of the cracks
How long the agitation will last Is
speculative but " Il likely that II
will pass over after time, like simi-
lar waves that have passed over Crys-
al Falls and other places.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
SiIver's Minstrels

The minstrel troupe under the
management of g. Lote Silver played
20 u fair sized audience at the opera
house last Wednesday evening The
weather was greatly against big
house.
Mr. Silver aud his company are
clean aut gentlemanly fellows and
they left an excellent impression upan
our people The band rs good. . 1t
was handicapped hy the absence oi
one OF its uembers due to sickness
but even under tbe handicap the orr
aauization gave good ut.sattl0n
The Stage per olmance excclls more
iu iA pectanies than it music.
wmca below that ~ Mahan.a and
other minstrel inoupes that bnyc ar
pagta3 here ar isto years
However, thr contortI0n work. the
Juggling tpd baton swinging n above
the average same of tbe acgs ldng
mneh superior 60 any ever produced
here Th pictures u The Illustrate
SOM ate works Of ant Enc machine
used being n exceptionally good due
Mi Silver handles tle machine ner
fgcily Asa ~ hole w5 can commend
Tho performance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
Death Of Edna Russell

Miss Edna Russell, daughter of Mr.
aud Mrs Wm Russell died last sun
day morning OF tuberculosis, after
several months llness Her death was
not unexpected as she mad been failing
fast of late She was fifteen years
old and WAS born aud reared ia Crys-
tai Falls She was member of the
Crystal Falls schools until her failing
health compelled her to give mp her
studies and had many close friendships
among her school friends
The funeral occurred ON Tuesday
morning from the church Of the Guar
dian Angel and was one Of the largest
ever seen iu Crystal Falls The rc.
mains were laid at rest in the ceme
terry beyond tho river by the side of
her little brother who preceded her
but d few months
Mr. and Mrs Russell have been
visited by the death angel twice with
in year and the blow falls heavily
upon them, especially hard in this case
as their daughter gave promise Of de
yeloping into "a bright woman. The
large number OF friends who assisted at
the burial rites testify TO the sympathy
which the sorrowing parents receive
from their neighbors and friends.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
FOURTH OF JULY
West siders Want 10 Know n Crystal FANS
IS Golne 20 Celebrate
Nhty leFk

West siders Wan, TO Know n Crystal FANS
IS Going 10 Celebrate
Well are you fellows over there
going To celebrate tine Fourth TINS
year Is YOU said year ago Won
were going Go dog said q west slider
To- % gentleman from this city at Iron
River last week
We west siders told You that IL
you would celebrate with us last year
we would celebrate with ylu the com
ing year and we are prepared % carry
ont our promise Wr would hko 20
know soon, though it You propose 70
get mp celebration for it YOU do not
we want 20 stir ourselves over here
What is Crystal Fails going 10 dor
Last year we passed mp the celebration
question and decided to 20 to Iron
River and help them celebrate over
there Nearly 100 went over There
was a lot of kicking hut the thing
went through Now its mp 20 those
who want ed celebration here last
year 10 get busy and they ought to get
busy az once if il is to be- county
affair.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20

The stockpile is al loaded aud gone
This is the earliest date upon which
"a stockpile was ever cleaned mp m
this district The pile was not as
large as last year but contained 10000
tons Tho shovel was taken away
from the mine Thursday evening
The trouble over the releasing Of
the property s understood 70 be prac-
tically settled No definite information
Is given ont by either party to the
transaction but the intimation is
thrown ont that the minds have met
and IL My remains 10 pass papers
This will be welcome intelligence 20
the people of CRYSTAL Falls and doubly
50 ~ IL assures the continuance of
the mine IN the hands OF Corrigan
Mckinney q Co
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
ELECTED ITS OFFICERS.
Base Ball Association Completed the Or
ganization Thursday Evening

ganixaton Thursday Evening
Pursuant 20 the call contained in
these columns last week large mum
ber Of stock subscribers in the pro-
posed base ball association met At the
lire hall on Thursday evening and
perfected the organization.
The committee which solicited the
subscriptions reported that the full
allotment had been subscribed and the
list Of subscribers was presented
The following officers were then
elected
President. Chas. II. Watson.
Vice President. Herman Holmes
Secretary. l. H. jackson.
Treasurer, Robert Munns
Manager. Jas r. COrcoran
10 is proposed 10 incorporate the as
sociati0n under the laws of this state
SO that the association will be- clothed
with All of the powers necessary 70
carry on the bnsiuess for which IT,
was organized The incorporation Of
the association will place il ia "a
much stronger position la every way.
Manager Corcoran informed re.
porter tor The Diamond Dril taat he
wants 10 open the season here ON
Decoration dat Il the weather coudi-
tions will permit lie has "a number
Of good men on the sting und only
awaits the suspension Of this rainy
weather 10 start the game He fgur
ed that May would be- an unfavorahle
month for the game that it would be
impossible 10 practice, not 10 speab of
playing the regular game. and for that
reason he has not had the men come
here.
The copper country league schedule
started Wednesday but the rainy
weather not preventing. There are
four teams in the league this year,
Calumet, Lake Linden, Hancock and
the 500.
Crystal Falls will arrange series
of games with the copper country
teams If dates can be got later on in
the year. The Hancock and Calumet
teams have visited this city and the
ocal management feels that il is time
10 play return games and will do 10
Il the games can bo sandwiched in
between the regular league schedule
Iron Mountain Is assembling team
and. we understand they will have a
good one better tnan last year A
series OF games viii be arranged with
his club later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
THE NEW RAILROAD.
Dunn Nine Spur viii Be Joint Track Part
Of the Way

The spur that the s. Paul people
are building 10 connect their Tobin
mine branch with the Dunn mine will
change the railroad map out in that
vicinity very much The policy Of
Joint tracKage which the two roads
have started in this vicinity will be
continued in this new branch. The
spur branches Oft the St. Paul track
close 10 where the township road,
running past the woodenware factory,
crosses the same, Only short piece
Of track connecting the Northwestern
with the Tobin branch will be built
there. From the junction OF the two
tracks 10 the old Columbia shaft, the
tracks will be joint.
AZ that point the new spur branches
Oh aud crosses the Dunn road about
opposite the old Aberle house. Thence
tine road curves 20 the south and runs
between the Davis barn and the road,
rams straight across tine Dunn creek.
crosses the Charboueau place and up to
tae Dunn shaft where the tracks arc
joint again mp past the old Dunn pitt
The spar extends mp into tue Davis
field where the tail room for ear
storage will be located
All of the present tracks at the
Tobin mine will be changed in the
near future and the St Paul tracks
will be brought down closer 20 the
Northwestern
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

Patrick Manning as City Marshal oe
confirmed Yeas Thomas Penglass.
}. Jacka Thomas Wills. Dan Dayi-
son. Noes Louis Meislsr and Frank
scadden Motion carried.
Moved by j. 5 Jacka. seconded by
Louis Meisler that tue appointment q
Ed. Groupe as Street commissioner le
confirmed Yeas; Thomas Penglase.
j 5. Jacka, Dan Dawson and ThoS
Wills Noes Louis Meisler aud
FRANK Scadden. Motion carried.
On motion meeting adjourned
Robt Msnns.
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
MANSFIELD Mine
FREE or WATER
,Ry DAYS ONLY CONSUMED m
FREEING N.
! CRYSTAL FALLS MINE RELEASED
coyssan. Mckinney & Co. and Luke
Welsh Said TO Have Agreed Upon
Term For New Lease.

Barring any unforeseen accident the
water will be ont Of the Mansfield
mine tomorrow Taking out the three
days lost tme since operations were
commenced A. this property, the time
consumed in unwaterng this mine il
inst go DAYS record Tint IL hard 20
beat The water stood Just 23 feet
from tie bottom whom bailing was
started and the hailtrs alone have been
depended upon 70 free the mino OF
water The three days lost tiiue was
oceaionei hy slight accident 10 the
hoisting engine and a compulsory shut
down Of day 10 allow the dropping
into place Of runners for one side of
the shaft But one compartment WAS
equipped with runners when the
mine closed aud in order % operate
the bailer on the other side IL is
necessary 10 drop temporary runners
below the water line on the unequip-
pei side. This task was accomplished
successfully and no stop has been oc-
casioned since that time.
The big pump is standing at the
plat on. the tenth level ready 10 be
dropped into place as soon as the
bailers are taken ont. This is the
pump that was drowned when the old
shaft caved Workmen were put 10
work taking the pump apart as s)on
as the tenth level WAS passed and have
since transported It from the old pump
house % the new shaft IL will take
few days 10 do this work and then
the water will be- pumped instead OF
bailed
Il will be AZ least thirty days and
mos ikely more than that before
min ~ aan be started as there is lot
Il T orkrD do getting ready to hoist
thfongh the new shaft The pipes
will have 10 be- put in place and the
connecting drift driven on the bottom
level.
No ore was shipped from the stock
pile several weeks ago when prepara-
tions were made for such work. The
company wanted the Michigan pile
shipped and the shovel was taken 10
Amasa and put at work there
The Riverton shovel will bo brought
to Mansfield later on aud set at work
lloading tnat pile and then taken to
the Columbia 10 load there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
IRnN nRE

Shipments are being made 50 rapidly
that 10 seems probable they will make
y new record, possibly 5.0OO, 900 tons
syjpped from upper lake ports Steel
Impanies have within few days
" on ,6Tnifit1. Tor about 81. 600 tons
A. re. bat no sales IF consequence
~ been made Quotations re "a
foiows Ola ruuge Bewemer t5G. tu
pprcent iron natural u5 phoshporusL
s5 to 81 Mesnhi Bcsscmor same
cbntent $500 10 s3 3il old range non
nessomer .52 80 percent iron naturalh
al85; Mesabi non Bassemgr l52 $50
o,srrei,t- ron So. 20
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20
Some Fine Cattle

Chas Dawson and Dr. A. NJ Darling
went 30 South Milwauke last Wednes-
day evening 10 take charge of car
load OF Pole Angus cattle which the
Doctor purchased in the west for his
Balsam farm The car was 70 have
been at South Milwaukee Thursday
morning
The Pole Angus are the cattle that
are mostly in demand now days and
those the Doctor mas purchased are All
registered and the best blood that he
could secure
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20

Ired Huber the blind Cigar ttlaa
nstn from Rocklaud visited Crystal
Falls mt Wednesday and spent tng day
with dealers iu ihe ciiy Mr Huoer
is Interested na elqnr factory % keil
Ayis which manufactufe The relr
lrntoa Copper King piaur he
inakos bis homo at Rockiand nud ira
sels all over ellis upper country selling
BIZ cigar This was bis first yiaii ta
Crystal Falls but he expects to mnSe it
every thirty DAYS hereafter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20

Eev Father a i Kclek now 5f
honghton hnt Formerly q pastor OF Tie
Church q The Guardian Angel n tHs
city is engaged iu writing q history
of this diQcer Tber isa lnt OF iu-
tercstins data to he incorporated into
30 as Che early missions "a ho 500 and
$50 lmace were among the drst pllces
in che west tnat we're mttled by white
men
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-20

TEe Junior ocillwill De- given ueyt
saturday on tht school laWn VI it
rains tile social Will OF lield m1he
gymnasium
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
ATIN-AhFRI(AN INSTITUTE
til9lio Dor Don lose Domingo Sus0na
81 W. 9th ct. NEW YORK

da efcaz dc este idioma-Culdados
de familia- -Comida & la espanola--
Sostambres, religion y tradicionss
patrias-Mstodos de ensefianzs anne
risonos-Idioma obligatorio. el ingles.
Nusstras sspsci alfdades: Comsrcao I
Idssmxs. Retsrensias de .donds %
quieran COMO SO asieran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

instruction en- todos los ramos
Condassi6n adsss ada On los sstsdios.
Trats y dirscsi6n 0oavsnientss al casAc-
Ter de la ra6a lasAaa-Psrfssci on aAisn-
TO ca sl idSona esp adol, & in de q. Ice
loveAss que 30 ass savian no vaslvan
lasgo q sus paisss Aaaieado papeles
ridfcales, Aa sahsr Aahlsr biss, nj sl
sspaAsl, NJ sl tRglSs. .-Enssa aaSa r&pt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

Vap1Cos de- 1o5ls h6tlss:
Vapor 4ARAJAlBO, Sd T)a.
ZULIA, 1880 &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
PortorIcan- American Boarding House

10 Ci,t, ST. 16-San Juar, F. r.
cusda de secco edtaeos o
mOd'rnos
Exquisite puertorrautha americana rs0o ~
rados EN- RAMIREZ Viuda de Master err
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

emc4no: d san l~iS NV tok 500 " Ga
SO primsrs SIS gunds Puerto Csbto 20 p esa 70
II nthd do L v&oes - ssta
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-05
The New Nevada,

The New Nevada, an exposition OF
the and products OF Nevada,
distinguishes the editor. A. j. Wells.
for his w~ell-chosen and timely subjects.
The more than 60 illustrations are each
an object lesson on what is doing. what
has been done and what may be seen in
Nevada, The booklet is from the Sun
set Press and the Typography. engrav-
ings and press work are excellent. The
New Nevada reflects great credit on the
publishers, the Southern Pacific Com
pany, and it is a handsome souvenir to
send to an Eastern friend.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-05
Experts Copper Flat.

]. Parke Charming. the expert aud
mining engineer. who recently com
pleted an examination Of the properties
of the Nevada Copper Mining Company
at Ely. White Pine County. went to
Salt Lake last week to compile his re-
port. From what he said to q reporter
Of the Tribune that paper infers that
under the supervision of NJ. L. Requa
the company has developed Q great pos
sibility. and that the long projected
equipment Of them with mill and
smelter Is to be contaminated. Discuss.
ing the characteristics Of the country
and the occurrence Of Its ores at e y as
they were revealed to him in the prop
critics Of the Nevada Company. Mr..
Charming says they are not unlike those
in Arizona or at the properties OF the
Greene Con. mines at Cannanea.
Mexico.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-05
Ed Kopp Leases Valuable Tailings

Ed kOpp Leases laillhgs'
Ell Kopp of Park City, Utah. for
merly of Eureka and q brother of Frank
Kopp, has taken a lease on the big
Ontario tailings dump, located just
below the mill, and intends running it
all though the mill to secure the values
which it contains. work already being
well under way, says the Park Record.
When work was first commenced the
tailings were hauled to The mill by
horse power. but this week Mr.. kopp
installed q five.horse power electric
motor near the mouth of the mill tun-
mel, together with a small engine, by
means Of which the tailings will be
hauled to the tunnel entrance. The
tailings dump has lain for a great many
years, aud contains values which viii
no doubt prove a source o: considerable
revenue to Mr.. Kopp.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-05
OF RECORD.
Official Report of Transactions for
July, 1905.

Following are the transfers of real and
personal property in Eureka County,
Nevada, for the month of July, 1905, as
shown by the records in the County
Recorders office {:
B. G. Earl and Sarah A. Earl to G.. A.
Fletcher-An Undivided one-half part c.
lot No. II, block 80. in the town of Eu-
feka. Consideration $50 recorded July,
II, 1905.
r. Sadler to Thomas Dixon-The
ranch property and improvements
known as Pinto Station, about s miles
south of Eureka. Consideration $3.50 T;
recorded July II, 1905.
Alexander Fraser to Reinhold Sadler
An Undivided one-third interest In the
Fraser and Moline mine an Undivided
three-eighths interest in the Lone Pine
mine ; all his interests in the patented
mines Macon City and Morning Star
all his interest in the ground acquired
in the suit of r. Sadler VS.. O. +. Wit
tenberg ct la. All the above men,
toned mining ground is located on
Adams Hill. Eureka Mining Districts
Consideration $1,000 recorded July IS.
1908.
Vincenzo LAM to James A. Rattazzi
The front half of a stable and lot on
north Main street between buildings
owned by N. loft and J.. A. Rattazzi.
Consideration 81 recorded July 10, 1905.
Maurice Hartnett to P. II. Hjul-An
undivided one-half interest in the SUM-
set mine, located on the western slope
of Prospect Mountain. Eureka Mining
District. Consideration 800; recorded
July, "a, 1908.