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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
ORDER IS
SWEEPING
SPECIAL COMMANDMENTS TO SUPERVISE REnspEcron =.
Att VESSELS IN sGArrLE HARBoR-PAclFIc COAST q,
rteiAt PUBLICLY eERsuREs CAPTAIN COUSINS

Wholesale confessions BY en-
pi1ysa Of the Pacific Coast Steam
shlp company IN testimony adduesd
BY the federal commission has re
suited in an order from the score
taff IT commerce aud labor for a
thorough feInapeeliou II all vessels
In Seattle hafbar
Through recommendation Of the
commission nov investigating the
Valencia disaster. telegfaphir Ia.
ntructiDnH we're received last night
By Chairman Lawrence o Murray.
authorizing the board % supervise
a reinHpeetlon Of Puget sound YES
helk
The actual inspection Will be-
made BY Lieutenant Commander
Robert e Coontz. Lieutenant AZ.
thur creuHhaW aud Carpenter Ham
berger. all of the United States
navy. now on duty In this city.
mursay's Statement
Chairman Murray issued the fol
lowing statement today regarding
the investigation
The commission has gone over
the whole matter with naval Of.
fieera and especial attention will be
given 10 fire drills and apparatus
aud iife-aavlnE equipment Becfes
tary Meieaif ordered a reinspec.
tion Of all vessels subject % steam
boat inspection laws last Sepiem-
Der This Is the first general In
apeetion ever ordered BY the de.
pRrtmeHi.s
The reihHpeetion commission viii
commence taking testimony Friday
morning All the membefs are ex-
perts aud n thorough ovefhauiing
81 all equipment - PuEa sound
vessels viii result
The federal commission resumed
the taking Of testimony today
Frank !. bunker was on the stand
for the greater part 81 the morning
session and repeated his clear story
Of the horror
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cenaurod tho conduct Of .cs,..,
Cousins for allowing any offlelsi !,
tho company BY which he va a. =
ploy~i 30 give him ofdefs
An official aboard any boai ~.
no more authority than an ordl,s.s
passenger declared Mr. Walises
Rotten" Ne Said.
when shown the tule prss.v~
exhibited by M Bunker suss,,s
tsndent Wallace immedlaiely 4.
clared u ~ b. rotten" ~ ,nas.
have been ia the water a.
months" Eaid Mr. Wallace NJ,
Bunker stated that Il vas lmms,ass
but A. hours
Yesterday afternoon Captain u =
Beocher. d ! sullivan. chief 49,,
swaln's mate. a. IS ~. and a.,
Ewaln'a Mate JOfFenaen were &c.,
on the stand. An gave expert es,s1.
mony on surf conditions ana ws,s !,
the opinion that lifeioaia. could -
been lowered with safety from \,
Queen In The emergency thar a.
listed.
ssgslos Gives Testimony.
Fifteen witnesses yet remain !,
be examined Commissioner g,n,,h
stated this morning thar the to 800
Will proceed 10 San Franelsen =
take the testimony u witnesses vss
find u Impossible 70 attend n.
session Ia this city n IL prohssi.
that the commission viii stop IN, !,
Victoria % take the testimony !,
Lnemnn Logan and Oihers II th.r
cannot come ~ seattle
John begaiof. the Greek s,.,
paaser Who ATTEMPTED 10 xx,n
ashore With a lifeline amer gsrr.z
Mate Davis failed "a tue afisrs5
Vas on The stand this afternosu -
repeated be story % tho vain ,n.
dsayUr % reach shore.
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THEES a SMITH.
49, Home fuystr office
- t-fpom modern cottage on large
lni paved section HeHtan Hiil
=" 100 cash. o. monthly. ssrpam
modern fHtfaHf Queen Anne hiii
cement sidewalk sra III paid
w" }iH rHHh and same terms. s.
tuntu modern cottage. close IN.
VI 10 ~ cash fine modern cottage
90 Madfuun ridge
Zoe okla on Eartlats Ave-
Bee ha Tor homes Ns know values
400 preserve oar own reputation
while pfotectins your interest whom
a.. FREES 4 SMITH
walker nids n
. ao-An elegant E.room modern cot
iaFu nice lawn. flowers 81 an kinds
snnd View n i-aks Washington
f1aV-N ov room modern cottage.
eneeu Anne iiiii. this IL al cash and
o. 30 Ssw SPOON modem cottage.
Queen Anne iini. easf terms
tnNin modern hpHse, on car
@tls serner Wet Queen Anne TIN
iosiao On iesh Ave west near
cfne hett. asa. terms
$3.50 NANN tots NAAfffA# 81 into. taas p :
only 81 90 Who e. the iuskF nan
TIDE lots On Haiuah hay - each
- a. uhEHH a CO.
ERR Arcade HiaF
SOME nAn0AiNR
q 40 Fof corner lot and new s-rsasn
modern huunr. overlooking Lake
Washington. sfQe cash, balance on
time
Boo cash and baiaura A. monthly Fay
meuts foF tuu new Efoain houses
nii nndsrn. iot sntNa rear car lire
ana nnir NinrhH fFum Nfaaaa
school and 2 hturha ffain store
NtMNtfiF HN0H
Room SO Goimhu HldE
VERY HMAt.L PAYMENT DOWN
huu nor no enc riaa can dispute u
this iH Uur - the pFetttest ais Fuufu
houses in tha city new. with al
modern ronNgnfrucra. cement walks
near car line int Nsi0s price / ~
TttE REALTY HrcuufrY CO.
SIS itnstan Hiaek
Main Nsa. iud Ea9
or take University ear on Second
Ave-, set off nf 18th st. sra Ma.
teriy isik with awuer
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Bunker on Stand.

The only nex feature revealed BY
Mr Bunkefs testimony was his
charge thai II was his earnest be
lief that the boat IN which he Saa
lowered sas deserted By what mem
beers Of the crew who first entered
the boat
Thomas Wallace. superintendent
Of the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany. Of san Francisco. severely
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fNNFHNH" ~ R@f"t
Fnf Hale Two " agfe tracts loining
hauae, barn and improvements AZ
liaN fine uhuW fuf ehb henn cattle
aud fruit The other valuable for
timber At fra terms ~ owner
Queen Anne 80 =
NEAR uivnnf0N -Four acres. ail
improved large nfafinR orchard D.
fuam house neatly new barn. chick.
ca huuHe y Na tgaaf terms
f0hEiff MAlftif,
alasant Alaska building %
ritia ~ Youn OPPORTUNITY.
taHl a urW t.faum rHttaRr. uu nice
level CLEARED tract tntta feet facing
the uuNHmiah fiFsr, lafaisa near
ttfkeftaH station uH new Hsutuu car
line. terms unusually easy own
fauf eNn home own your own boat
Do KnHf own FISHING dc your own
gardening aud paf rent 90 yourself
"a e FATfEN,
30 Pacific iiluek 81
r. ACHES adjoining small town few
minutes Nalh from depot Htnrfr
puHtaffier and good school. one acre
cleared balance pasture, neat tsroam
hanHHr aAfTnY.
HiH=Heaai Alaska huiidiuE -u
Ia. uN fHitMH# annd rlkrd house
aud iafae traet ~ land. one minute r
walk frum ear ltne 90 down and
g. PEE month will take Oils today
See owner. Mr. Angel un she grounds
at tfuH amish bridge. uaN NrntDn car
iiae - Af Smith, az Rooms / and
3 fimen iildn
MAN BELLEVUE = acrss. no
Terms
H0HEnT MAlTHY.
hi1 Nusasi Aianha huildiuH g
Coed things IN aettaKe security nay-
ines q Safe Deposit Company
For sals--F arms and Land.
HNHE ~ A nAnuAth fu.arre farm
close e. small town "a miles from
Seattle acres cleared. balance
mostly alder and mapie brush. very
easily cleared nice orchard 30 beat
lbs trere weii built pinntrfrd house
~ HiH large rooms besides halls.
pantry and closets milk cellar barn
lafAe enough ca haid team and HiK
cows large chicken house with
YHrdH Hurua water sufficient 60 lrrit
cats the whaie place owner needle
naauHF and n taken within q frw
dHFa Vii saii for 3 tna which De- less
Than taf actual eoet ~ Improve
meHtH
H0mEuT MALTHY.
80 aagai Alaska nutidiuE -
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4 big realty deal has jus, h.s
contaminated IN the sale o, n.
Harrington a Smith building az.
ncf u Railroad ay. and Waahlagso.
-. 10 some unknown business IN
ccrn ~ DEXTER Horton 4 Co. ~
oonllderallon being il1o.0ol
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10 acres near Dunlap. partly cleared.
Uuly o. ~ A bargain.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c, N. Lehnderst. cigar store. pla
Second AVENUE.
enNe.
y. n, Mullen, 3et ballard avenue
opposite City hall
Fremont eprua Co, twtne As'es'
ard Frsn,Sst avenue.
..Thos Aarg,s, AZ pos,oftes, Rsa'
tee. . =.
fias uaalaks. Ussslaks prua 70
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rIlonNx IMYrarMnNr ~.

PHOENIX INvrHTMHNT co.
% ana "a sullivan lids
s.fpom house. modern. iat etEiM. uHs
block from cas- lime fine lawn. yard
hiuhiy improved only fi.wu. good
terms Green Lake
ero9S1 house. large woodrhed chicken
hpaao. fruits ~ ail kinds loln pa
40 each. Fremont hfnutifui view
Nefy cheap, vii sell for fi.a1
s.room house aud lots for only $3.50
ritf Wntef close ~ car flla down.
balance fitn0 90 iih % per month.
fine bots ~ Columbia Tor 800 good
terms.
~ acres al brighton Reach for 81 100
House and tote cleared and fenced,
city water. good ineaiian Only 81 30
This 10 "a snap. look Il -.
hia. nice EHrdeu Tor $50 half cash.
balance easy payments.
Nearly hn acre. aii CLEARED aud Ia
cultivation. fenced and good haasF
ana nHinuialluFH. only 81 90 IL
tahh. balance 90 per month close e.
'hf Hc rare
HAftnAtNa
10 acres near Dunlap partly cleared.
cub o. sso A bargain
3rD0m house and . lots near Wood
land PARK modern convenience
fruit berries. etc. unif - 80. terms
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O n. WILLIAMS
SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
wtSnowa

have anlk uHa price
hoera ate hiNhsr but I am HtiH seiis
tuk at the same price
cFena panel doors. fer ell finish. 81 ~
per daur
etuaa panel doaFu for RalntiuK q 70
per door
Window frames. fnr welnhte. q q
Window frames. plain. 81 %
l sell g. any one aud ! have only enc
price, Send fer price lists AID taA
trum me at a. low a price a. your
ntafuat dealer can nasaihlf purchase.
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CHEAP HONE

We have a nrN t-fwnrn cottage with
two iutH Tor sisas elegant view
clty water. sidewalks in. easy terms
You cannot equal a.
uMEuEA LEHot.p a cox
ioiR p-M Alaska HuilamR -
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fsruom house and . lots. near Wood
land PARK. modern convenience.
fruit. berries etc. only - 20. terms
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
CRYSTAL FALLS HIGH SCHOOL

Annie Nash, Half Way school
Ethel Gibson, Hemlock School
Olga Carlson. Armenia School
Sadie Edred, Lind School
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
MINING OPTIONS
EAGERLY SOUGHT
MUCH MINERAL LAND IN THIS
COUNTY IS BEING TAKEN.
NEW CONCERNS COMING IN
All Of the Eastern Steel Concerns ara
Taking Options Iron Business
More Solid.

There has never been a time in the
history of Iron county when the mineral
lands within it's borders were AZ much
sought after as at the present time.
The large corporations engaged in the
manufacture of iron are all turning
their attention 20 this county and
every week large tracts Of lands are
quitely taken under option by some of
these concerns.
Not alone is the optioning of land
going on steadily bat plans are being
made for long term exploration of
lands, a decide change from the custom
In vogue.several years ago.when, II a
few dollars spent on piece of property
failed to show up something tangible,
the option was thrown up. Now when
a piece of land Is taken. the option
holder plans an exploring campaign
which will assure him 10 reasonable
certainty Of what is on the property.
The old mineral sections of the
county continue in favor with ex-
plorers int lines are gradually being
spread out towards the new territory.
In the Crystal Falls district the ter
ritory between here and Mansfield and
between Mansfield and the Michigamme
Mountain district is being given at
tention and will be thoroughly probed.
There is rich mineral district up
in 1881 that will some day yield up It's
hidden treasurers. The Oglebay- Norton
people have commenced operations in
this region and it is quite certain that
others will be in there before long.
The lands in and abUut the Bird
neighborhood in sections l3 and II Of
1928 are all being quietly taken M
and the next two years will see much
exploration in that neighborhood.
While this Is not virgin territory. set
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
Completion at Cost Pride the District

cede that Mr. Sensiba has done hii
duty has been honest in his work ant
fairly discriminate in all of his actions.
John Wall has again proved his fine
qualities for the Office he holds and not
a whisper of opposition has been heard.
Mr. Wall' conduct OF the Office has
been exceptionally good. Only those
who lave business IN the county clerk $
Office are aware Of the excellent shape
in which the county's business is and
the people are content that it should
remain So
Chas. II. Watson is again the unani
mons choice for prosecuting attorney.
Mr. Watsons three terms have been
exceptionally successful ones. The
position Of public prosecutor. IN un-
doubtedly the hardest Office 10 ill with
satisfaction 10 all Of any within the
list OF county Offices II requires a
man with good judgement to fill the
Office successfully. Mr. Watson has
given perfect satisfaction has save the
county much money and pleased the
people
Mr.. Rogers has also been success in
the register = Office aud will be- return.
ed without opposition. He has that
department Of the county business in
excellent shape the best that IL has
ever been
Treasurer McGillis has the statute 81
limitations running against him and
can hold the Office longer His Office
Is being actively canyassed for by T..
a. Henry and Richard Wense Of this
city and David Henly Of Iron River.
These are three excellent candidates
and the people are 70 ~ congratulated
that such fine timber y seeking this
very important office
Mr. Henry Is one Of Crystal Falls
most popular young men Crystal
Falls has been his nome from early
childhood and everyone Of its citizens
his acquaintance and friend He has
held many offices u trust having been
city treasurer for three years, city
clerk two years, chief d fire depart
ment member Of the board Of educa
tion and township clerk In every n
stance he has proved himself i compet
ent and careful official
Mr. WUhse u also well know citizen
aud is deserycdly popular He has held
many offices including mayor of the
city member of the board Of educa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN. SEPTEMBER. 1906.

tion, treasurer Of said board and town
ship treasurer. He, too mas always
proved himself a competent and care
tul official ana has the confidence Of
all.
Mr. Henly comes from Iron River
For twelve years he was the supervisor
from Atkinson township. While su-
pervisor he worked hard for the county
and proved himself careful official
He Is a perfect gentleman and com
petent candidate.
The Diamond Drill don't believe in
entering into any ante convention adj
vocacy Of one candidate over the other
when AL are 80 clearly competent AZ
are the three men named. for the people
have nothing 70 fear in selecting any
one of them. However. il would seems
TO us in justice TO all. that the east
side OF the county ought 70 have the
man, as the west side is already well
represented in the county building.
The primaries will be held the
coming week and the convention on
Saturday. The contest in this city
will be between Henry and Wehse
second and third wards We also
understand that Mr. Henly will enter
no delegate in the local field.
Stambaugh will also be- the scene Of
battle We understand that all parties
will enter the field over there and that
the contest will be quite warm, con
sidering the fact that the campaign,
mp 70 the present time, has been SO
mild
The precincts outside Of the second
and third wards of this city will not
see much Of a contest The primaries
in the city will be held on Tuesday
In Stambaugh on Wednesday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
STRUCK BY TRAIN
Section Hand Killed at AmAsa Last Satur-
day Night

Tony Matuszsk Polish surface
hand working for the st, Paul railroad,
was killed by the south bound Onton.
agon train last Saturday night few
miles below Amasa.
The unfortunate man was worKing
on the surfacing job that the S. Paul
road is doing mp in the vicinity of
Amasa and az the night quitting time
drew nigh the crew was working quite
disance from the spot whore Matuszsk
had left his coat and il WAS necessary
for him to walk quite a ways In order
to get H. Three hand cars were re-
quired 10 handle the men and conse-
quently the doomed man was the last
10 board the last car for home. Short
ly after starting. the evening train,
which they didn't expect 10 meet, shot
around curve and so close that the
men had little time in which 70 get
into clear. The boss held his foot on
the brake until all were of but IL
seems that Matuszsk got off immedi-
ately behind the car and when the
boss released the brake and jumped the
car started nack, the stop having been
made on steep grade struck
Matuszsk, knocked him down and the
train came along before he could get
up or any assistance be given him. He
was terribly mangled and died FIVE
minutes after he was taken 10 the
hospital.
Matuszsk. lived in a Wisconsin town
near Green Bay and leaves "A wife and
FIVE children
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
A Pleasant Party.

The reception and lecture given by
the local lodge of odd Fellows last
Monday was very pleasant affair and
was largely attended by the members
and their friends
Brake J. Orr, Of Bay City grand
master of the Michigan jurisdiction,
addressed an open meeting for about
half an hour and his address was very
good. his remarks drawing forth
vigorous cheers several times, es-
pecially when he recalled the fact in
the history Of Odd Fellowship Of Mich.
igan when on two occasions, in 1863
and 1864, the grand encamPment was
unable 10 hold a session because "A roll
cali developed that all but half dozen
Of the officers and representatives had
gone to the front 10 fight for the
Union, the few remaining not being
Of sufficient number to officer the ses
sions
Following the address the different
branches of the order said formal
good by 70 Mr. and Mrs Ed
Mitchell and Miss Christina Larson
who were soon 20 leave for the west
and At the conclusion Of the remarks
each was presented with jewel the
gift of the lodges.
At 10 O'Clock dancing commenced
and lasted until midnight The ladies
served light refreshments Ia the ban
quet room and the men folks enjoyed
smoker presided over hy Captain
Carlson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01

Daisy Uren. History and English High
School
Tessie Evans. Mathematics and English
High School
Elsie Mcdonald, Music and Drawing
Luella Randall sth grade
Estelle Black 7th grade
Sarah Munns A 9th grade
Mary Conlin, b 9th grade
Jean Fraser, A 9Th grade
Olive Wills. b 9TH grade
Louise Anderson. A 4th grade
Dora Wehse, B 4th grade
Maud Harbour, A 3rd grade
Mary Gaffney, b Bird grade Maple
Grove
Millioent Mitchell. A 2nd grade
Rachel Behan. 3 end grade Maple
Grove
Margaret Ards 3 lst grade
T. Msude Barry A lst grade
Elsie Pearce. Kindergarten b.
Cora Kimpton, kindergarten A.
Agnes Behan. = and grades Great
Western
Mae Cassidy, and grades Great
Western
Alma johnson 3. 4. ard grades
Columbia
Mae Grafton ] and , grades Columbia
Mable Massie Assistant kindergarten
A.
Bernice Voos, Assistant kindergarten
Il.
Mary Liberty, Holkup School.
Emma Lachapelle, Fisher School.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
Pete FIabby Sack

Peter Flabby WHO was sent - Mar
quete branch prison several years ago.
has been parolcd and il back Ia
Crystal Falls again Pete is looking
good and say- that ~ il through with
bad associates ana we believe that he
means IL Pete never was bad fellow
AZ heart inst drfted into bad company
and got into trouble through drink and
vicious companions He has started AZ
work and says that the lesson he was
Taught has been j very good thing for
him Lena him helping hand
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
DELAY SCHOOL
OPENING TWO WEEKS
ALL GRADES ABOVE FIFTH WILL NOT
ASSEMBLE TUESDAY.
NEW BUILDING is NOT READY
fresh Paint and Other Conditions in and
About the Building Induce Board
to Defer Opening.

None Of the pupils above the fourth
grade will be required 10 assemble next
Tuesday morning when the l906-07
term Of the Crystal Falls schools will
commence. This course Is made ne
cessary by the fact that the new build
ing, in which all Of those grades will
assemble. will not be ready for oc-
cupancy. As far as construction work
IS concerned, the building is ready hut
il will take every minute. right up TO
the day before school begins. to get
the rooms ready and then the varnish
will be fresh and soft and many other
little odds aud ends in such condition
that the turning loose Of 400 children
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01

ia the building would be great de-
triment 20 the board has wisely con
cluded not 20 open the new Duilding
until conditions are such that the
building will not be harmed in or
dinary useage
The grounds are being graded also
and the dirt il just upturnod and fresh.
The walks are not ready yet and the
dirt that the children would carry into
the building would be something
fierce
All grades above the fourth will be
housed in the new building The
other grades will occupy the old high
school building AMI the Maple Grove
building and those buildings Will be
taxed 70 their utmost capacity 10 ne
commodate all Of the children,
Few residents realize how taxed the
capacity of the schools are, even with
the new building added In fact IL
will be but a very short time until IL
will be necessary 20 build another large
school for the grades ii the proportion
Of increase Is continued here in the
city and surrounding locations
In addition TO the increase in the
schools close 70 and within the city
there Is also continual Increase In the
number Of outlying schools and ia the
attendance AZ those that have been
established
A new school has been added this
year In the Lind district where there
are 10 pupils 70 attend sessions
Crystal Falls Is growing rapidly, not
alone within the corporate limits but
the surrounding country as well ns be-
ing rapidly populated
There will be several new faces ..on
the teaching force the coming year a.
a number of the old teachers are not
% return. We are indebted 70 supt
Hill for the following complete list Of
teachers.
All Of The teachers will report for
Work Monday but tnose who are to oc.
cupy rooms i'm The new building will
not have b commence work until the
month Is well along However supt
Hill has lot u work LAID ont. enough
20 keep the teachers busy during the
time classes viii not be assembled
W. d Hill supt
Amanda Hamilton priu Hgh School
Science
Anna r. Remer Latin and German,
High school
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
COUNTY POLITICS
TO THE FRONT
CONVENTION NEXT WEEK TO NO
INMATE CANDIDATES.
TREASURER FIGHT THE ONLY ONE
Henry. wshse ard Hsnly are the Con
tsstants in a Friendly Bot Hard
Fight.

The people Of Iron county have been
too bnsy tins season u bother with
politics and as u result. less political
talk has been heard this year than ever
before in a political year when there
was contest for any Of the more i'm
portAnt Offices
One reason for this quietness. other
than the reason that people are too
bnsy TO bother with politics is that
the principal officials, with the excep-
tion Of treasurer. will be renominated
without opposition Sheriff Sensi0a
has satisfied the people and win be-
renominated with no sen. blance Of OPP
position from any quarter. All con.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-01
SUBSCRIPTION S7.oo PER YEAR

it has never been systematically ex-
plored
There is a stretch of territory be.
tween this city and Stambaugh that
has not been attacked yet but 10 which
attention is being turned. Sections 95
and 90 in 43-33 contain some valuable
lands that have never been explored
Here is territory just as promising
as the Spring Valley country about
Stambaugh was when the Pickands-
Mather people started work over there
On the west side Of the county the
companies are reaching ont into the
Morrison creek country mp in the
south east corner Of l4-85 Watch de-
velopments mp there. It's a good
country.