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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
ALCALOIA De UTUADO

Anuneio de suhaatas, Ell dfa q
del cursanse a las dieE de IL msHSna,
90 llevAr& & eitcto en- ests Casa Mu.
nicipal la adjudication en- iollcA su.
basts de loI siguientsa serVicioS y ar
bItrioI mupiclpaleI para el Iho eco
ntmico &c le0'07l
Extraction de bAsurss, SuminlS.
so de medicinAs d Ia FsrmsclA mum.
elpAl suminiItro de msdicintu para
eniermos pobres de JsyuyA; Arbiirio
Iotrs pueIioI del MsrcAdo; Arbltrio
Iobre venta de earnea trsSsSs,
LsG OfdensnEaE Gel Corcejo cue
gentlemen los pliegos dc cond clones,
'e hallsn tzpueltIs 81 Iliolico sn al
tIoI ylIib'ea dc! AunicIplo, pudierdo
ser exAminAdas ssmb 5l In lA geere
IIris del Coreeio,
UtuAdo, JUNO Is, 1eJ'.
f y. ca igla,
Alcalde de UluAdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Un trasporte hundido
en- Ia costa de Corea

Hong-Kong, JUNO 19.-Llegan in
fcrmes de que uu trasporte de guerra ia
pon6s choc6 contra un torpedo submarine
en- las costas de Corea, y6ndose a plque a
los pocos minutos Sc lanzaron al aqua
todos los aparatos de salvamento, asf CO.
mo las mbarcaciones pequenas del tras-
porte; pero que no fu6 possible salvar toda
la tripulaci6n. Han pcrtcldo clncuenta
hombres, entire ellos algunos ohciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

nuevo prelado, al Reversndo Padre
Berrios.
al sSlir d,l Iemplo 81 ineenisro
don JoI6 Antonio CAnAlsS, q romhrs
del elsmcalo cato ic1 de Puerto Riso,
le diriglo trAses de grA,ilud y Afeeio,
deaesa sadole un viRie falls hsstA 90
nuevo arsobispAdo.
De ALI psrtIo seEuido de numS.
rosA con;urrenciA, tomAndo les eAllek
del CriGlo Fortalesa J San JuIt0,
hs,m llegGr al muel e, donds era ma.
terialmsrie impt able penetrGr prsI
va esisbA sIs,tAdo de gsnts.
Las pApdas de lie PolieiA , RsRi-
misnto de Puerto r 90 tosArou alGu
pAs piesAI muslcalesl
A les doce aGrp6 81 sCoAnos, 20,
ludado oArin1sln snle por el inmsnId
pdblico que Sc sp.nAhA sn los mpO'
lies,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
EDIC70

En- 10 Corte dc Distrito del Disirito
judicial dc HumacAo P. r. Esta-
dos Unldos do Anerics, El Pre-.
sIdente de los Estados Unidos 80.
Jose e, Morales Dlaz, ex-parts, so.
bre dominic de fncas rdasicas.
Por euanto; Jose e. Morales ha
promovido ante esta Corts un expe.
dIente solicitando 90 declare el domi.
nio que tiens aobre les siguientes Hn.
cas-!
Rdstica, compuesta de treints
, una cuerd 80, aita en- el bsrrio de
SNulAsS del t9rmlno municipal de
AguAs Buenas, eQuivalentes & nueve
hectAreas, dies y ocho areas, y treinsa
eenti6reas, col ndAnte oil Ncrse con
mas terrenos del promo vente, al Fate
oon el mismo, al Sur con EvangelistA
CsmAcho, Exequiel Flores el ref ri
do promovente, y al Caste con oil ca.
Inino que conduce del pueblo de Aguas
BuenAS, al barrio dc SMulitas..
b RGItiea eompuesta de doce
cuerdAs de terrenos, equIva 'entes &
euAtro b etAreAs, setenta J una areas,
sesentA centi0reas, alta sin nombre
Conoeido en- el bArrio de SSumidero1
del tArmino municipal de Aguas Bus
n0s, ColindAnte Al Norte con SQ ebra
de SAuceo,S Al sur con mas tsrrenos
DEL promovents, 81 Este con Gervasio
Alicea y Al Eeste con 10 MANA que.
bradA tSauceo.S
La primers Hnca la a6quiri6 por
comprA j eGArriga hace ocho dfaa
ain qae MAD q n ttulo escriso de do.
mlnloi on la Guma de dosoientna GIN
ouer'a do lArsi que Garrigs L. com.
pro haze 'cia AMOS 4 Pedro Juan Lo'
PSF quien 10 pOGey6 mas de trsinta
Snos. Ls AegundA f1ca In adouiri6
nae un m's Ioe Oompra { AgustIp
d srnAT deE en IL suma de aetenta '
etnco DOL ara ain que tnediara titulo
sacrito de duminioi Que ARu.tin Her.
hNndes IL Sdqulri6 tn tbiieA suba,
BE- hGce Seia DeseS por hsberss rema
Gado para q pAgl de contribueiore q,
que adeudAb. oil Sbtarlor poseedor
Joaquin A tisnR, Q Iiea 10 pot g So nor
sspAcio ce 81 BRos. B brs dichau fn
eas no peaSp cArgaA hi grkvAmenss de |
ninR1n Gensru.
Por tAnto, hAbiendo ordenado oil
Honorable Charles e. Foote, Jutz dt
ssta Corte, que se cite { los anlerio
res dutn?s J cue % puhiiquen ed!cteA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

por i6'mlno de aeIentA diAs, que en-
pezAran q contArse desde el primero
en- que AparescA plblieado esle edicIo,
por tres veces on ua peri0dico de los
de MAJOR circulaGi0n de San Juan de
PuertI Rico, citAndose & las personas
iguorSdAs que se cream tsner sobre
dicho inmueble AlpIn deretho real J
.OdoH aqueloH q quienes pueda per.
ludicar Ia inScripclon de domiuio 40.
liciladA para que dentro de dieh1 lec
mido formulen opo, leion previnieuuo
4 TO los que paShdo el miamo oids
= prnebH que II e5sS oil promovebte lie
60 reIolverA sobre IL declaration de
dominic, pArsn 10 Iodos los perrin
cios de le ext Go 81 presenie b..
10 mi hfma aeuo de IL Cortu en- Ru
macao = trAiItA de Abril de mil no.
vecientos Ieis.
Enrique Rinc0a.
Secretary DiAttic Court,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Las cuentas de Russia,
Negativa del Jap6n'

TOXIC, JUNO 1Y'-E goberno ruso,
por medic dc sus representatives, acaba de
producer sus cuentas por mantencl6n de
pri8ioncros japoneses durantc la guerra.
Fl Jap6n rehusa pagar, alegando que ell
sa'do arrola una cantldad eXhorbltante
pidiendo que SC reconsidtre el asunto Sc
hje una suma razonable y justa, en- cuyo
case no habra obstaculo para el arreglo
defnitNO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
La matanza de judlos
Anarqu1a eompleta

San Petersburgo JUNO l9.-Dlcen de
Bialstok que la matanza de Judios no obe-
decit al hecho cjrcunstancial de la bomba
de 1inamita, slno que en- un plan prepa-
RADIO desde ounce dias antes. Los 1udlos
haban solicitado que Sc les proteglese con-
ira el furor de las turbas sin obtener salts
facci6n a sus demandas. La anarqufa rel
ma en tOdas parties.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
POr Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRACIA"

cienda di6 a conocer eI lunes el presupues.
to japonts para el ano pr6ximo. Hay un
deficit de cuarenta miIones de dollars,
Las colonias extranjeras rehusan pagar
los trlbutos eXtraordlnarios creados por la
comlsi6n que sc nombr6 para remedar las
di6ciencias del ejtrcito La question esta
planteada ante los tribunales del pals, Que
dara su fallo sin tardauza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Progreso de Paris
Gales subterraneas

Paris JUNO 19.-Los grandes perl6-
dicos empiezan hacer una propaganda
actiya para la construction de Gales sub
terraneas en- los distritos de mayor movi-
mien'o de la capital. E teatro ODEON ha
pedido al ayuntamjento que e autorlce pa
ra construlr una via de esa especle que le
permita comunlcar bajo TERRA con las es-
taciones pr6ximas del ferrocarril subterra-
neO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Una escuadra rusa
visitard Inglaterra

Londres, JUNO l9.-Dicen de San Pc
tersburgo que una escuadra rusa, al man
do del almirante Wren, vsitard en- Agosto
e puerto ingl6s de Portsmouth, para de-
volver la vista que una escuadra brltanlca
hara al puerto russo de Cromstadth en- Ju-
lio. Sc atribuye una alta trascendencla a
este cambio de cortesias internaclonales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

Por eonvenlo heeho con 10 Suce'
sion Ussra, continue 81 frente dc d.
oho tableeimIento por 40 afio mas,
aaf pusa y aproximSndoss 10 tempora'
da do vsrano cuya do principio el 10
do Mayo pr6xImo, tsngo especial gus
10 On ofreoerme nusvamsnts oil pdblieo
On general y 4 mis- numsrosos amigos
ca particular, teniendo todos 10 segu.
idad que como do oostumbre, procu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Junta Escs|ar de Hunacao

EstA Jurta, invita- 4 los IN aeatros
que deIet eieEcer ep es.a murisipa'i'
dad durAr,e ell pifxlmo curso eseo'ar,
cara que remitau sus solicitudea y
certlfcados corre,pondiet,es & Ia Sc
crelA'fa &c dichA Jupts, con sntsla
con al dla Is de les c)rrien.ei ebiea'
do b CIR pre.ente, que taEio oa maea
.ros que ii r3en ActuameLte, como
los que ssplren ser consrAiAdos, &c
bs!a1 llenAr las fJrmAlidadea estahle
cdas
II 10 IcAo, Il je JUNO de 1906
JESUS N, CARRASQUILLO
SscretArio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Junta EscoIaf de Manati

A los Maeatros: Ls j 1nta Escolar,
para cumplImsDtSr 10 Sscci6n 81 de 10
Ley EscoiAr vigents, AdmitirA aollcltu
dss 6 todos loa mAeStros que deseen
para oil prfxino / 40 es'
collar.
Las sollclI!das is dlrigiran 81 S.
cretSrio do lA Junts den aaluasiAuo
VillAmil Pears, HcompsfldAs de aus
corrsspondeinIes CerlificAdos, antss
del 20 del corriente mes.
Ctenlente Rdfnire3.
PreAideLte Junta Eacolar.
Junlo Is de 1868. g-3n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Doctor R. Ruiz Arnau

De regreso de 50 viaie Europa,
aeAbA de instalar 81 ofcinA proteaio.
nal sn IL ealle del CriEto, n6mero IA
Eor&s do consultA; dc Il media 4 8
v NADIA do In tarda 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Cornbates en- Natal.
Efnboscada de los zulus

Durbap, JUNO 49, I'm destacamento
de tropas lnglesas ha sldo obJeto de una
emboscada. | os zu'us en- ndmero de qul-
nientos, lograron aproxlmarse sin ser Wis
tos trelnta metros de Ia columna en- mar
cha abrieron el fuego inesperadam nte.
La columna sufri6 perdidas considerable
pero logr6 rehacerse en- pocos minutes y
avanz6 la bayoneta entire una lluvla de
proyectes, desalojando al enemigo y po-
ni6ndolo en- fuga y causandole muchas
bajas.
El Jap6n en- deficit
Los extranjeros resisten
Toxic, JUNO 19.-El ministro de ha-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Contra los anarquistas
El rev Eduardo actua

Londres, 1s.-Se esta estudlando en-
el gabinete la inciativa tomada por e( rey
Eduardo, que le comunic6 personalmente
Sir Campbell Bannerman, para que Sc es
tablezca un modNs obetandL entire las ma
clones de Europa los Estados Unldos,
con obieto de combatlr el desarrollo de las
tendencias anarqulStas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
FL Kaiser Guillermo
Apoya al Gar Nicolas

Berlin, JUNO l9 S, asegura que la
poitica de Repression que empeza a poner-
Sc en- practica en- el mpeIlo russo, es aeon
sejada por Ell emperador Gulermo> que
apoyara con fuerza al Car Nicolas en- ESQ
CamlnO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
CALOERA Y MOTOR

Sc vsnds una cRldera de 75 c&bA.
iloS y I'm motor de So cabSlloa do ID
renombra ada fabrieA SAtlass, tiene
POGO uHo Para informes diriiirse .
B. E, De 9ols,-P, o. Box 80S. San
Juan P. z. 2vsIm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

Ell inspector de Sanidad Dc Are.
clbo, don FrsnciIeo Alsm2p, comunia
ca al depArtamento del rAmo, que 10
reglItrAron en- AquelIA jurisdiction
dos eISos de muermo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Ba|noario de Coamo
COaIaO, Puerto Rico.

rare deiar altSmente complaeidos "a
cuantos gusten honrar con 81 asisten'
cia el <Balnearlo de Coamo,
Presios dc hosped sic por semanas;
Una persona, diario $3.50.
Nifos y criados precios conveneo' :
males.
Para mas iniormes dirigirse & 81
arrendatario
JUAN ROIX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Junta e|coIar de Caguas

Los ae6ores Prctesores que dSasen
eiercer en cate DistriIo, durAnte sl
pr6xlmo aflo eseolar, SO servirAn d.
rIgir aus solicitudss al que aascribe,
hAltp oil 25 de los corrientes.
Csguas, JUNO II dc 1905,
JCSEJ. ALVAREZ.
ais. Preaidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

Su1na. na.t.9altA+.4.+st..-.. SoIj.Sd
TodoG los donAtivos deben diri.
girse Al tesoraro ausiisuto don JuliAH
Silva. San Juatn no IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
C0EECTA
Para ayAdar q Ia dsfersa Dc FrGR<
cisco Dones.

6uma anterior r......I.t,s.,,.. sS70 10
Remitido por 10 Res, LogIa
SFiit Luxe de Coamo ,...,G S,6e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

ma en tOdas parties
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
GUARANTEED.
Some Diphtheria Suspects Placed
Under Ban Sunday.

The Board of Health Sunday placed
the residences of Master Mechanic
James Williams, Henry Smith and
John Prout under quarantine, diph-
liberia being suspected in each of these
homes. Throat cultures sent to the
State Board laboratory showed .diph-
liberia In the Williams case but none
in those Of Prout and Smith and the
quarantine on the latter two was in
consequence lifted.
Health Officer Ayres has been very
busy man this summer. the contas.
ious cases having kept him on the
move. The quarantining of suspects
has become very necessary owing to
the danger of general spread. Gull
lures taken from patients are sent to
the state laboratory and by it deter
mined. People who are locked up on
suspicion, should not let their temp
ers run riot as these measures are nec-
essary and strictly in accordance with
the laws. A little Inconvenience for
a time may result in untold benefits
later.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
HAVE BEGUN ON SHAFT.
Drill Will be Kept Running How.
ever for Time.

The White Iron Lake Iron Com
pany have begun the work of sinking
"a shaft on their property in section 2.
The company will do the work them
selves, which course was decided on
at meeting held in Duluth last week.
Several alluring offers of lease on
royalty basis were held out to the
company but the members could not
see it that way. They claim they
have the ore and a shaft will show up
the same and thus substantiate the
drill records. After sinking the shaft
and showing up large deposit, which
Is claimed exists there. the company
can command figure of considerable
more importance than a royalty, be-
sides. the latter.
President Labrec of the White Iron
company says the drill work will not
be discontinued but will be pushed on
other parts of the property. The shaft
is being put down on the north wall
of the deposit and will be pushed to
a considerable depth before drifting
is begun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
Has Resigned.

Guy Woodland has resigned the man
agement Of the telephone system and
has left for Two Harbors where, we
understand, he has secured a lucrative
position with the city on the lighting
system. His place in this city will be
taken by P. j. Millbach, who arrived
Tuesday. District Superintendent
Lister was up from Eveleth Wednes-
day and introduced Mr.. Millbach to
the patrons. The many friends of
Guy wish him success in his new place.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
Died Suddenly.

John Frantti, well knowun here,
he having at one time conducted a
shoeshop in this city, was found dead
near Birch lake Wednesday morning
at nine o'clock.
Frantti had left his homestead
where he and family resided early in
the morning to go short distance
away to make hay. Some one passing
at o'clock found him lying near the
place dead.
The remains were brought to the
city. A post norton examination
showed hsart failure as the cause OF
death. The funeral will be held Sat
urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the
Woodmen of Winton Of which order
he was a member, viii have charge
of the funeral. He leaves a wife and
three children.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
Members Pleased with the Last
Meetins Of the L. 8. NJ. Institute.

The Ely members who had attended
the twelfth annual meeting of the
Lake Superior Mining Institute re-
turned Saturday evening having had
most pleasant and successful meet.
The weather and the time of year
were favorable to those who went to
"see things" and there is much to be
viewed in the copper country, too
much to be absorbed in three days or
three weeks. Every minute Of the
visit had much to attract the atten-
tion Of the members and their guests.
There were many strangers who had
never seen the district, and these
were astonished at the magnitude Of
the machinery plants and the mining
operations. 1t never tires those who
frequently view them. The copper
country Of Michigan has made great
advance in the past Ave years in the
economical mining, milling and smelt-
ing Of its product. 1t has adopted
many things to meet deeper levels and
leaner rock and nowhere can greater
enterprise be shown.
The papers read at the meet were
OF the best presented in years. The
election Of officers resulted as follows:
President-T. T. Cole, of Duluth.
Vice Presidents-D. T. Morgan of
Republic; d. E. Sutherland, Iron
wood; N, W. Naire, Hancock,
Managers. w. Amberg, Chicago;
Pentecost Mitchell, Duluth; John G.
Greenway, Boyey.
Secretary--A. j. Yungbluth, Ish-
peming.
Treasurer-E. w. Hopkins, Com
monwealth.
The Institute has membership of
500 and there is a cash balance in the
treasury amounting to s4,396, which
shows a very healthy condition of
things financially.
The next meeting of the Institute
will probably be held on the Mesaba
range.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17

It is safe to say that Monday and
Tuesday were by far the hottest days
experienced in this vicinity so far this
season. the thermometers registering
In the ninties In the shade. The
humidness of the atmosphere was
somewhat relieved Wednesday morn
ing when slight rainfall was exper-
fenced. During Wednesday night
however, large amount Of rain fell.
Tuesdays weather was by far the
hottest experienced since 1893, the
year Of the Hinckley and other great
fires.
notwithstanding the intense heat,
no prostrations were recorded in this
vicinity. Wishes for good rain were
general, vegetation being seriously
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
COUNTY ROADS, DRAINAGE.


Secretary Cole OF the State Drain
age League has sent the following
to the Duluth Evening Herald in
which he says many things of interest
20 the north country. He says:
II have just received from the Nat
ional Irrigation association, a bulletin
containing an article from BENJAMIN
F. Beardsley clipped from the Mime
apolis Journal Of July I, 1906, which
deals with country roads and drain
age. Some OF the theories advanced
are, to say the least, unreasonable,
and show that the writer Is not as
well acquainted with the conditions
in this section as he pretends to be.
In the first part of the article he
states that the people demand that
they be given roads, and drainage
would take care Of itself. Replying
will say that this section of the
country has spent vast sums of money
in the years past on that theory, but
actual experience has proven that
drainage must come first before we
can build permanent roads. Putting
a ditch along on each side of the road,
without making drainage channels to
connect with the same to some outlet
is useless. except in cases OF small
swamps. In the drainage movement
OF this part Of the state the demand
is made by the actual settler, and not
by the speculator, as this article would
infer, and we know of no such char
acter as the drainage contractor in
our agitation to have the state drain
the lands as per contract with the
federal government when the land
was granted.
Il could point out many assertions
In the article on the same basis, but
deem It more instructive to explain
in part at least the situation as it
exists, and the conditions we are daily
called upon to overcome as settlers
and residents of this northern DIST
rict.
For instance. In Itasca county we
have an area OF 8, 575 square miles, or
close to 1000, 600 acres of land of which
200, 600 acres is owned by the state in
sections l6 and SO, containing so per
cent or over OF good agricultural lands.
This is often confused with the swamp
lands by parties not acquainted with
the conditions, but the facts are that
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
HAPPILY MARRIED.
Two Popular YOUNG People Wed.
ded Wednesday.

Only Immediate members OF the
family were present at the marriage
Of Miss Florence Carey TO liver Visited
Jr. Mons. Jos. f. Buh performed the
ceremony Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock In the parlors Of the Exchange
Hotel.
The young people left on the after
noon train for Duluth from whence
they leave on q lake trip to the east
ern cities returning in about two
weeks after which they take up their
residence in one of the Pioneer resi-
Edences near the old High School build
ing.
The couple is too well and favorably
known to need an introduction
through these columns both having
resided here for many years and num-
Der their friends by all who have the
pleasure of their acquaintance. Mr..
Visited is one of the trusted employ
ees Of the Oliver Iron Mining COM
pany at the Pioneer mine which pos
ition he has held for four years or
more. His friends, both here and at
other places are legion and all join in
wishing himself and bride full meas
ure Of happiness. In Duluth where
he grew to manhood, all swear by
Beaver"
The bride is one of the best In this
city of exceptionally handsome and
best" girls. She has lived with her
sister, Mrs. John Glode in Ely for
several years and during that time
has endeared herself to a large num-
Der Of friends. That she will make a
fitting "better half'' goes without
saying. The wishes for her happiness
and prosperity are general.
Those present at the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glode, James and
Thos. Carey, Mrs. p. C. Avery of Mil
waukee aud Miss Rena Doyle.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17

handicapped. in fact the trees having
In some particular dry spots, begun to
shed their leaves. Besides the woods
southeast Of the city near White Iron
lake being all afire, the smoky air
further tending to heat.
The long continued dry spell and
heat has resulted in many cases of
summer troubles and many are re-
ported by physicians, whooping cough,
measlas, dYstentery and diphtheria
being quite general. Many families
are encamped on the lake and many
more are arranging to go as soon as
possible.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17

Work on the Nelson farm, where
explorations were started two weeks
ago, is going ahead in good shape
again. The first hole which was put
down with churn drill to depth Of
so feet, had to be abandoned, but a
second hole was sunk and 1t Is now
down to the ledge. A diamond drill
has now been substituted for the
churn drill and the work Of sinking is
progressing rapidly.-Tower News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
Tower Gun Club.

A gun club was organized In Tower
last week with twenty-five members.
A latest improved trap has been or
dered and regular shoots will be held
every Sunday afternoon. Jno, Rob
ertson is secretary, w. I'll, Congdon,
Jr., treasurer and w. FL. Opel. prop
erty man.
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Hereafter the opened by mistake
excuse will be mistake that will cost
500. The postoff1ce department has
ruled that mail must be looked over
before leaving the Office and that any
letter put In your box by mistake
must be returned before leaving the
postof1ice under penalty OF 5000 for
failure to do so.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-17
Annual Picnic.

The annual picnic of the Swedish
Lutheran Sunday school will be held
at Sandy Point next Sunday after
noon. A program consisting Of reci-
tations and songs will be rendered
and refreshments served. Everybody
cordially invited.