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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28
HIGHEST POINT IN MICHIGAN
cystal Falls Country About the Farthest
Up OF Any.


The assertion Of correspondent to
the Houghton Mining Gazette that
Wheal Kate bluff, five miles south OF
Houghton, is the highest point in
Michigan brought out considerable
discussion on the subject. This state
ment has been circulating for years
and was generally accepted by people
Of the copper country simply Tor the
reason that the facts had never been
Given currency
Not only II this untrue bat coh
dition that will be- still more surprising
70 the average well-inf0rmed person
IL trde. namely that there ARE extern
siye stretches of country particularly
around Crystal Falls aud also around
Nestoria which ARE at . greater elvva-
tion above sea level and lake level than
H. the highest point ct Wheal.Kate.
There are also numerous points III the
Huron mountains and Ina the Porcupine
mountains, besides at least one point
IN Keweenaw county, higher than
Wheal Kate.
Dr. Alfred G. Lane Michigan state
geologist, VINO is working throughout
the summer months at the Houghton
station Of the geological survey was
asked for information on this point
and assisted the representative of The
Mining Gazette in hunting up facts
from the records. A compilation OF
the highest points in the states geo
logical survey and the Michigan state
geological survey follows
Feet.
Porcupine Mts geodetic station 2.Osa
rour m. e Of Ned L. Baraga Co 1880
FEM, = 49, s,o
y s. S. q A. railroad /, 550
Hill west n Rep bic &c railroad T. =, -
Champion q & " v. ,ilroad e,g
Nestoria, D. $ $. q A. -
Ives hill Huron Mts ss@ss.,> e9a
stn D.
Negaunee d. S. S. & A. railroad l. 5tf
Clowry, G. a n. ". railroad I. ti9
Beechwood, &. Nm. " rsilroad sc
Three m " Of Gratiot l. Ke
weenaw Co t,58ll
Veal Kate s Of Houghtor i.50s
Mt Keweeuaw Co i.4;ul
Boemian Mt Keweenaw Co. lCa
Tie points given ia the foregoing
table are All III the upper peninsula
The lower peninsula records DO not .
show any points a. high as the lowest
y these but Dr. Lane states that the
highest point he has discovered IN that
part Of the state a unrecorded ltisa
mort distance ont Of the village 81
Highland, near the junction q weN
ord Missaukee aud Osceola counties
md about ten miles south q Cadillac
{ has an altitude Of 40 feet above
"a level
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28
IT'S UNCONSTITUTIONAL
The ApportIoumeft Act Passed by the
Legislature OF 1908.

The supreme court has declared m
constitutional the present senatorial
apportionment act II directs the se
cretary Of state TO call the coming
senatorial election under the law Of
1895
This il 70 be the case. unless the
governor shall before the time expires
Of giving the notice cali the Legislature
In special SESSION 70 enact new ar
lportionment act
+ II q not at all likely thlfthere viii
IL special session Of I'D egislatu
Is reanportion the senatorial districts
Gov. Warner will undoubtedly hold
tint there 4 50 little difference between
a. act Of 1896 and the act just declar-
. unconstitutional that the expense
= an extra session would not be war
IA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

the consequent taking OF illegal or un.
dersized fish. The Fisherman do their
work from out-of- the-way places. such
as islands which are hard 10 reach.
To such places they take their fish and
salt them in large quantities. | have
seen literally tons of these fish put
down In salt, all under the legal
weight, which is two pounds.
The pound net, which is an inven.
ton Of the devil, is equally used. Be.
side the net proper, this sort Of fish
killer is lead which extends long
distance into the lake. and fish coming
against IL from either side work their
way gradually down until the funnel
shaped opening OF the large net il
reached. Fish once inside this. like
flies in fly catcher, never find their
way out again. and they are so con.
structed that small fish have no more
chance to get through the meshes than
large ones
''Of course If we could be- every
where at once. we could catch more Of
the law breakers, but there are very
few Of us TO do the work that needs to
be done. The state provides only ten
deputy wardens and although some OF
the counties have two or three men.
there aren but two or three OF these
IN the entire state who amount 10 any
thing The reason for this is that
county game wardens in Michigan do
not have a salary fixed by law. but
have 70 take as compensation whatever
the supervisors have mind to give
them and supervisors as rule are
rather short sighted in matter Of this
kind thus making il almost impossible
TO get good local warden.
What is needed is permanent i'm
come, and II IL cannot be obtained in
any other way, ii would Ice fine
thing to have tax Of 81 levied on all
fishermen, a method pursued in many
western states.
Take the case of Wisconsin. he
which is one Of the states
that requires the payment of a 81 H.
cense fee by all fishermen. Last year
the state spent about 500, 900 for the
protection Of fish, employing from
sixty to one hudnred deputies all the
time, the amount being raised from
the lia<ese fees Tlii.ssi.=.- a 49, 1''tdOe
rai nnally grew into ass.t,hnols spehlt slj0 o
medical ga from similar fee. We sho
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

VIM. Alden Smith made the rounds
IF portion OF he enitsula during the
week aud was accorde, that hospitality
which the peninsula alwA. " accords TO
our fellows from the lower peninsula.
The only regrettablc.thing A., out the
Congressman s visit Il that he did not
make i more extended The copper
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28
SATURDAY, JULY %. 1906.

The supreme courts decision on the
apportionment act Of 1905 changes the
completion of the senatorial district
in which Iron County is included.
Baraga county Is taken out OF the dis.
trict and sent back TO the send. dis
trict. represented by Senator Smith.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

m our thanks to the kind
We teta, friends who assisted us
neigoofs eie te bereavement To those
1urins our IA "a such pretty flowers
who contribut ,,Joed
We are thankrh. NJ. walter aud Son
" Bates and family
rho0A
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28
Prevent Potato Blight.

Hundreds Of dollars are lost each
year in Michigan by the blighting and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

the rs. 60 the subordinate lodqShe poor:
S,neir use ~ soon as IL is Or myth. It's not
Thousands Of Elks wnaat is the law breaker
four DAYS Of meseeking TO bring the law into
with neveiisrepute it's the wel-to-do man who
these' seeks to oppose the law over the poor
man : back
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

icas.l, Isl from similar fee. We should
have here in Michigan at least sixty
deputies in order TO do the most effec'
tive work We catch a good many
offenders a. IL is but we can Z hope to
cover the ground as thoroughly a. II
should be covered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

In another column we print an in.
terview with the poundmaster. Ii is
very suggestive to the average man in.
terested in the up-building of the com
munity. The gist of the poundm aster ;
talk is that public sentiment il adverse
TO the clearing Of the streets of cattle.
Another point that the poundrnaster
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28
R0IIO0d News

Construction work on the big i,f0O
foot viaduct trestle which is TO span
the Manitowoc river on the western
outskirts of the city as part Of the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

/ advantage Of such a natural park and
shooting grounds, while the reserve
could be easily turned 60 commercial
advantage in case this were later found
10 be advisable
The members we would be likely 20
put the park to the greatest practical
use are millionaries who will have the
means TO tit up biz game preserve
and general pleasure resort and who
with their families will have time to
spend the greater part Of each summer
in this region.
lis for the latter reason that the
park may include sach suuimer mnusa-
ments as Figure Shoot Che Chutes,
a Scenic Railway etc The general
summer season would be closed early
in Septembre, when the young people
would have % return 90 school aud col
lege and the fall season would thus be
left free for the deer hunters and other
sportsmen Ii il planned 90 get con.
siderable work done upon this phase OF
the project during the coming autumn
and winter SO that the club grounds
would be fully in readiness for the sea-
son Of 1907 The site has not been de
termined, but It doubtless will include
the rivers and inland lakes IA the
vicinity Of Republic and Witbeck.
According TO advices the final lines
for the RAILROAD company WI be run
soon, ana in general way II may
he said that the route lies between
Witbeck and some point on Lake
Superior not far distant from Kewee.
naw Bay This would give the com
pany opportunity to swing int the
Copper Country OF later date. The
financial prospects seem to he very
pleasing, for one bloog 81 stock that
was RECENTLY disposed of contained
100 600. The company has some ex.
cellent water power within its domain
and among the possibilities il that
the railroad as well a. other industrial
enterprises will be- operated by
electricity. The development Of the
electrical haulage engine has left i'll
on par with the steam locomotive
and Il often is capable of more eifec.
tive work ~ much cheaper cost
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28
1T READS LIKE a PIPE DREAM
Chicago Concern Said 10 Contemplated
Big Amusement Park Near cYstal Falls.

Advices have been received To the
effect that the Michigan Iron, Land
and Timber Company, a corporation
whose offices are in Chicago. but whose
lands are situated in Marquette,
Baraga and other neighboring counties,
has decided TO proceed with the rail
road line which is to be constituent
element in the industrial enterprise
which these capitalists have in mind
says the Negaunee Herald.
The course Of the line cannot be nc.
curately foretold, for it is the purpose
to spend nearly $3.50, 900 in prospecting
alone to determine the relative W.; ya
Of timber resources, mineral e1,, Fc,e4
sites for mills and factories rand 4eposi
velopment scheme also, so The
seryation of some 0s orougp ,.,,,aas ,ns
s ,ooo nus, HHiodge . 1000 acres for @
lVVV pe'St 70 cha it is figured that fu
eu no had as will eventually be intert
sent !. this vast project it will be s.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

iSu"Se. - other states will probably
fall in line. AS ! said before, no one
knows the physical value of the rail-
roads Of the country, and it will pro-
badly cost 81 300. O00 TO find II ont
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-07-28

FERNS. $500 per year. in advance.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26

F6dd: Den FL dennes en- sor
till Mr. och Mrs August Johnson
III5 Oak street.
Oyganisten vic Augustanafor,
samlingen, E. Tillman, afreste
gar till Stanton, Ia for EFT PAL
veckors besok hos sina svarforal-
drar, der hans hustru vistats ma.
gon It'd.
Vid behof af Carpets" Rugs
Lace Curtains och Shades" kon
och Dese vart valsorterade lager
Coda varor till resonabla priser
| Larson Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26
Blodf0rgiftnine

hanledes af forstoppning. som hastirt
botas at DR. Kings New Life Pills. De
afiagsna ALA giftiga sjukdomsfr0n fran
isystemet och ingjuta pytt lif och styrk !.
bota sur mage, q~yaljningar, hufyudyark'
sVlndel utan ~knipningar och obehag. CSC
Lungren d. Andrews apotek. Sioux City,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26
Sioux City,.
mohIToRENS lELEFONNUMMER 67E

Vlgde: Den ID dennes at pa
stor Sporrong: Jess.Halder och
Iosie Marlenson. De nygitta ha
slaeit sig ned i25oI Cecilia Ave-,
Morning Side,
Tiarpapp och takspan at basta
avalitet hos SDalding
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26
Gudstjenster

Sv. Ev. Luth. Augustana kyrkan hor-
net af ste och G. urt sis.
Gudstjepst Sondagar XII 1890 f. m. och
7,30 e. m. Sondagsskola XII, 1910 e. m.
Ungdomens uppbyggelsem0te $50 Q. m.
Kldre diakoniss l6reningen haller mote
forsta torsdags Q. m. hyarie manad.
Yngre diakonissforeningen samman-
trader sista torsdagen hyarie manad XII.
8 Q. M.
Syforsningen sammantrader ousdags e.
m. XII 8.
Ungdomen haller mote pa fredagsqval-
larne.
K0ren s~ammantrader onsdagsqvallarne
XII s..
ALA arc bjertligt valkomna till dessa
gudstjenster och moten.
A. NoRRBoM. Pastor
sos Court st,
Telefon Automatic No. 1854.
Svenska Methodist Episkopal kyrkan
hornet ode & Court st. halles f0ljande
veckomoten
Sondagar XII IL: m, s6ndagskola. Pre-
dikan XII 11;f. m. Epvo. League XII ! 9.
m. Predikan XII. 8. 9. m. Onsdagen XII
s Q. m. Bondppbyggelsemote. syster-
toreningen och 'Solstralen" mota hvar-
AMMAN Tofsdags Q. m. Ala okanoiua'o
are hjertligt vallkomna.
NELS PEARSON Pastor.
Svenska miasionskyrkan, hornet ST Z
och Court streets. Sondagar: sondags-
skola XII. $50 {. M. predikan XII. 1045
f. M, ungdomsmote kl. 4.45 Q. M. predi-
kan XII. s Q. m. Torsdagar: Kort predi-
kan XII 8 Q. m.
A.. G. sPoRRONG. Pastor.
Bostad 1014 z street.
| den svenska baptistkyrkan. hornet at
10 och Virginia SITS. predikan hvarie SON
dag XII. 1916 (. M. och s o. m. ing
domsmote halles XII. 5 g. m. B0nemote
hvarje torsdagsqvall XII. 8.
LJOHANSON. Pastor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26

Vid behof at en kostym. nya
klader eller ofverrock kom ihae
att vi salia dem billigast
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
John Kitchen trodde haromda-
gen att han befann sig utanfor
stadsgransen, da han sop sig full,
och att polisen derior Ell kunde
komma at honom. Men i polls
domstolen upplystes han ON slit
mlsstag och fck iva dagar pa sig
att studera kartan och orientera
sig battre i sheriff Jacksons boar
dinghus, tills han nasta gang gar
ut pa galej.
Da Nj behofver stormdorrar ga
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
Jag anbefaller mig harmed i
ailmanhetens benagna atanke vid
foretallsnde behof af fotoe-a6er.
On nagon onskar en- fotogra6 at
sig self, sin famllj eller slit hus
ut eller invandigt, So kan jag ia
ga Diet pa morgonen, midday eller
qvall / Diet djupaste morker. Pri-
serna arc alltid billiga och ALT ar
bette garanterass
j. Johnson, fotograf
625-4 st.
Fran AHgnstanaf6ysamhngen :
Ungdomsforeningen halter mo-
tie fredagen den 20 oktober hos
Andrew Johnson, S27 IS street.
Extra stamina halles tisdaps-
qvallen den oktober for att be-
stamina rorande kyrkoegendomen
pa vestsidan.
Pastor och fru A. Norrbom
reste ! torsdags till Wakefield.
Neo., att narvara vid vigselakten
at pastor ], 0. Kindstrom och
froken Hogner. De atervande
fredagsmorgonen.
Pastor Norrbom reste / man.
days till Meriden att ofvervara
n.issionsmote derstades SAINT i
Marcus och Cherokee. Han a
terkom pa tisdagsqvallen.
Diakonissforeningen haller
mote hos Alex. Larson, o23 len
nings street pa torsdags eftermid.
dagen den I november.
Yngre Diakonissforeningen
sammantrader hos Andrew Ost-
ling, 1915 Iowa street, torsdaes.
d"dliSl uen l november.
-Sangkoren halter mote hvarie
onsdagsqvall. Flera sangare arc
va komna.
KnnsnL Swan afreste i msndaps
till Rock Island for att ofvervara
Diet direktionsmote som halles der
stades.
Paste, Sporrong afreser / NOR.
gon till missionsmote / Pomeroy.
Iowa, och Pastor Ernst Carlson
predikar hans stale nasta SON.
dag.
X x Canadian Cedar sbino-
les, sta bast emot forruttnelse.
Finnas att tillga hos Spaldinp
3& Court SITS.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26
Basta Underklaoer och Strum.
por i stort parti hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
XR prTTk.

VI g.fya cit hundra dollars ibelonilg for hyurj5
Rail II katarr, som Oh kan botas med HALIis OA-
cAEg CUGI
2. J. CHENEY & Co., egare, Toledo, O.
VI undertecknade hafva kandt L. J. Cheney de
sistz IS aren och tro, att han Or fullkomlIgt heder-
ig / ALA observation-disclosures, och 1 fnansielt af-
seende 4 1tard att uppfylIa hvarje fofpliktelse,
nYllken firman htagit sig.
WEST & TRuAx, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDrSG, KEENAN, Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o..
HA1I,s OXrARRH CURE tageS invartes och YER
kar direkt pa blodet och systemetss lemhinnor.
pris rs Cents pr. haska. Sales hos ala apotekara
observation-disclosures sandals fritz.
HALL,s FAMILY PuLS aro do basta-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-26

GHDSrH6r "A. b. CumminS oCn
H. w. Byers. repubiikansk kan
didat for attorney general, kom-
ma att halla tai harstades nasta
tisdag enligt tillkannagifvande
fran N. Jennes, ordiorande for den
republikanska centralkommiten.
Talen komma att hallas The Ly-
rio theater q 5st mellan Nebraska
och Jackson sts., hvilken lokal
har nastan lika manga sittplatser
som the New Grand Tneater. An
tagllgen kommer teatern att blif
va fullsatt at andaktigt lyssnande
ahorare.
En- psckhusarbetlre vid MANN
Charles O'Connor blef tidigt /
sondagsmorgse of~verfallen o. bru
talt slagen af iva man vid Leech
och Wall streets. Han hade 10
dollars i en- bors, men dessa lem
made stigmannen J fred, sedan de
sIagit honom till marken. Det
,tillhygge, som anvandes, var SIX.
brass knuckles. Ymnigt blodan-
de ur iva gapande sar hufvudet
begaf sig O'Connor till p~olissta
tionen, der p~olislakaren sydde i
hop saren.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
Bonds.
Church
Real Estate Transfers.

James E. Paine to James S. Crane.
section 10, township south, range
William r. Thomas TO D. r, Free
man, sections 10 to 10, township
SOUTH range west ........ I
w. r. SilcOrb to Charles N Jeffs.
section 30, township south, range
west $50
Ivy Wright ct al to Alice b. Movie.
part lots and 2, block 20. plat E 200
A; Nj. Gordon to Annie Stenhouse.
lot D, block g. plat F, ......... $500
Jennie j. Hunt to Retta Gregory all
OF lot 10 and part of lot 8, block 4
West Drive subdivision ............. 200
Joseph j. Daynes and wife to Co
Operative Investment association.
part lot l, block 81. plat D 900
william h. Norris and wife to same,
part lot 4, block 20. plat C... $50
Nellie f. Wilson and husband to
Blanche Castleman, part lot 2
block 46 plat B.................. 10
r. III. Harrison and wife to Edwin
L. Elder, part block I. plat B. S7oO
Jesse w. Fox and wife to lions
Savings Bank & Trust company.
part lot ., block 50. plat A.. 200
Lucy May Whitehead to Joseph J.
Spencer ct al. part lot s. block
IL, 1O-acre plat A.............. $50
Elizabeth NJ. Adamson ct al to sI,o- -
renzo Snow, part lot 1, block Is.
a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
WILL BUILD SWITCHES.
American Safety Railroad Switch
Company Incorporates.

The American Safety Railway Switch
company, organized under the laws of
Utah, filed articles of Incorporation yes
terday in the county clerks office The
company is organized for a period of 10C
years for the purpose of dealing in pat
ents, claims and interests in patented ma
chimes, devices and railway appliances.
and particularly the frogless railway
switch. The capital stock of the COM
pany amounts to $685. at the par value
of 81 per share.
The officers of the company are: Pres
ident, Joseph G. Jacobs; vice president.
James M. Moore; secretary, Frank B.
Scott; treasurer. j. A. Scott
One of the railroads is building a frog
less switch to install in its yards at Salt
Lake City, and it is expected to be in
operation in a few days. 1t is claimed
that the cost of putting in a switch using
this invention is less than half what it
costs when the Old-fashioned frog is
used. There are millions of switches in
use on the railroads of this country. If
as is confidently expected. the "frogless'
switch proves as practicable as it is eco
nomical, the demand should be something
enormous. and to supply the demand
another big enterprise will be built I'D in
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
MUTUAL SENDING OUT
ITS LITTLE TICKET

New York, Oct. ga circular letter
was mailed today by G. r. Scrughan1.
manager of the interna tional poIicv-
holders committee, to the state SUPER
intendent of insurance of every state
of the Union, informing them that the
Mutual Life Insurance company is
sending out ballots bearing only the
administration ticket to the policy
holders OF that company, in advance
of the official ballots.
The state. insurance officials arc
called upon in the letter TO prohibit the
use of these slips by the agents on the
ground that the circulation of them s
violation of the intent of the insur-
anCe laws recently enacted in this
state, and it will tend to mislead policy
holders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
PETITIONS FOR GUARDIANSHIP
Mrs. Eliza Price Niven Asks for Ap
pointment in District
Court.

Mre. Eliza Price Niven petitioned Judge
Charles w. Morse of the district court
yesterday to be appointed the guardian
OF her seven minor children. They are:
Sarah Ellen Price, Edith Price, Clyde E.
Price. Walker l.. Price, Effie V Price,
Eugene Price and Moroni Price John w
Price, father of the children, died a short
minor children. There were no proyis-
ions in the will for naming a guardian
The estate of John w. Price consists of
real estate and personal property in Mill
Creek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
TIME SET FOR HEARING

Indianapolis Oct. 6.-JuCge Ander
son, IN the federal court, today Sc
Nov. a as the date for the hearing O
all demurrers in the suit of the United
States against the Association of Re
tail Druggists and others charging lille
gal restraint of trade and unlawf,I
prevention If comp etition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
Wilcox Is Arrested.

>. II. Wilcox was arrested on a war
rant yesterday charging him with having
assaulted Margaret Schafer. II years of
age. The complaining witness is A H
Fendall and the case will be called Mon
day before Judge j. J. Whitaker
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
Sues for Divorce.

Mrs. leila l. Collins filed suit yester-
day in the Third district court against
j. NJ. Collins for divorce. They were
married in Salt Lake. June g. 1905 and
wilfully neglecting to support her for the
past six months. She asks for a divorce
and that the court restore her maiden
name, leila J.. Clifford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
court SANCTIONS CHANGE
Levi Greene Richards Petition, for
New Name Granted by Judge
Morse.

Levi Green Richards petition in the
district court to have his name changed
70 Lee Green Richards was granted yes
terday by Judge Charles w Morse In
his petition he states that he is an artist
and has signed his name to paintings and
other work as Lee Green Richards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07

The above figures show an increase of
$12ISn.u over the corresponding week of
last year.
Carpenters Union No. 1S4 will give a
free dance and card social at Labor
hall on Wednesday evening, Oct TO-
All carpenters and families are cordial
ly invited to attend.
COMMITTEE.