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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
iron from shakspere's Town.

A striking illustration of the famine
IN all classes ~ iron material II shown
by the importation ~ several Old
smoke stacks from Shakespeare birth
place stratford.on Avon The ship
ment q the first of ~ description that
has ever arrived here from Europe
The somkestacks which .weigh in
ali about 1000 tons are 10 ~ melted
ia eastern furnaces They are anbiect
to an import dnty ~ - ton Az east
scrap. while the freight cnarges are
Si.50 ton Nevertheless ne material.
IL il said. has been sold a. me furnace
people at a fair profit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

known In the city having lived here
All of their lives Mr.. GesKe is black
smith for the Corrigan Mckinney com
pany at the Great Western and one OF
that company's Oldest and most trusted
workmen.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs
T. Kluttig and is well known ana
has many friends in the city.
The newly married couple have al
ready gone 20 housekeeping az the
Great Western location.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
ALARCE DEMAND
Shingles and Lath are in Great
Demand


Local contractors are making con
siderable money out Of the ever-in-
creasing demand for hath and shingles
says the Marinette Eagle They state
that the demand for these two neces-
sary building materials is constantly
increasing and that the amount of
building which is being dome this year
il marvellous Lumber is high but
the price OF lath and shingles IL er-
tremely 80. Many grades OF lsth and
shingles which before were never put
on the market because OF their worth
lessness. now bring fair price. One
can notice the era OF building which
has struck the city by going down
most any Of the streets. In almost
every block there IN one house either
being improved or new one being
erected Cement contractors can not
begin TO touch the orders they receive
and neither can the masons A well
known building contractor stated that
carpenters were very hard to get now
to work on large contract jobs because
Of the numerous small repairing con
tracts which they are now filing in
depvndently. They are most all work
ing for themselves
The same conditions reigning In
Marinette, are in evidence Ia Crystal
Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

The board of cemetery trustees visit
ed the local cemetery on Thursday and
planned ont considerable Improvement
work for the coming season.
The new portion o. the plot win be
~ sdea and two new roads will liza run
through the lot. one Of them allowing
Of entrance from the west or Great
Western location end Of the cemetery
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
Hockings won.

The clay pigeon shoot at Iron River
memorial day was very successful
affair and was well attended.
DIR. A. J Hockings OF this city won
first money and fellow from Ashland
second money Kelley Of Iron River
came next with Premo following him.
DR. Hockings' shooting was splen'
did piece Of work and won much praise
for him from all who witnessed it,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

Rev q. v Hoard oificiated at the
marriage Of Edward Geske 20 Miss
olga Ruttig last week Thursday. The
wedding was carried on 80 quietly that
il was not known until this week that
the young people were married, which
accounts for the delay IL making the
announcement
Both of the yOnug people arc well
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
General Committee Appointed.

AT meeting Of the committees OF the
Eagles which solicited the funds for
the Fonrth Of july general committee
composed OF Supt. w j. Richards. X.
B Webb, Thos Conlin. Chas II. Wat
son, John Wall. FREQ Riendl. Alex
Dalpra. Louis Terrien. VIM Trcvarthen
and Irving jackson was appointed 10
have charge Of the general arrange
ments for the celebration
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

An persons are warned against
dumping garbage on the land back 81
the court house or along the roads I'M
Crystal Fails township. a strict
watch will be kept hereafter and any
person caught will be punished 10 the
fnll ext.nr 81 the law
Chas g. Campbell.
Township Clcrk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
WATER WAY OR RAIL WAY
o. a 3. lake Tine Accepts Railway
Tickets

All classes of tickets reading via the
Michigan Central. Wabash and Grand
Trunk Railways between Detriot and
Buffalo in either direction are avail
able for transportation on y. a. b.
Daily Line Steamers. This arrange.
ment enables the traveller between eas-
tern and western states 10 forsake the
hot dusty cars and enjoy the delights
of cool nights rest IN ronte. Send
stamp for booklet and Great Lakes
map.
Address
INetroit a. Buffalo Steamboat TO. i.
q Wayne ST. Detroit. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

But very little seed was put into the
ground before this week and what uas
planted had hard time living through
the cold weather.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
CIRCUIT COURT
NEXT MONDAY
JUNE TERM WILL NOT BE or PARTl'
GUAR IMPORTANCE.
MOST CASES WILL 60 OVER
This Being a Non Jury Term Only Court
and Chanesry Cases Viii be Tried
Docket in Full.

On next Monday morning the June
term OF the circuit court for this
county will be opened at the court
house with Judge John ". stone pre-
siding
The docket, which Is given in full
herewith contains many cases, some OF
them very important ones, but as this
is a non jury term. none of tine cases
calling for jury trial will be disposed
Of
For that reason many Of the cases
docketed win 20 over the term 70 be-
tried At the December term.
Among the eases docketed is that of
Ray Kimball against the city OF
Crystal Falls for damages which Mr.
Kimball claims were made TO his pro
perty by the daming mp of the Paint
river at the fallp.
This case carries with IL the most
interest for Crystal Falls people. 1t
will be argned before the conrt on a
demnr.
One Of the important cases docketed
Is that involving the Houlihan property
at Stambaugh. which IL known to con
tain very large body of ore and which
Is under lease 10 the Corrigan Nc
Kinney company.
The case is docketed A. Theresa
Houlihan va Patrick Fogarty ct al.
Represented In the action OF tho com
plainants are besidse Theresa Hooli.
han, Loretta. James. Chas r.. George
Francis and Ellen Houlihan, Junior
and Catherine O'DonneIl and Mary
Hollister These are known as the
Houlihan heirs. They are represented
by Fred II. Abbott OF this city and
Classon a. Lynch Of Oconto. Wis
On the defendants side are. besides
Patrick FogartS. John Dcineen. Mary
j., Edward, junior. James Margaret,
Jamse A.. and Cornelius Donovan,
Chas Maloney. Thomas g.. Mary A.
JOSEPH and William H. O'Grady.
Cornelins McCrossin and Willard and
Aaron Kinney They are represented
by A. F. Dixon for the Kinneys and
CnmmisKey a spenser Of Escanaba
for the other defendants
II is claimed that the transfer Of th'
property made by Patrick Fogarty a
guardian for the Honilhans was vol,
and that the defendants who suppose,
that they were the owners OF the pro
perty have no interest therein.
The docket in full j. ~ follows
Trial by Jury,
Fred Wulf vs Andrew NelsoI
Assumpsit appeal,
} q. 5. Power for Wnlf and Chas II
Watson for Nelson
Issues Of Fact Trial by Court
) Frank OcoDock
va
Clarence McDermott,
Assumpsit appeal
Geo. ; Power, for complainant an
+. T.. Lott, for defendant.
Ray Kimball w City ~ Crystal Fall
trespass on case
. Geo, ). Power for complainant an
i Fred II. Abbott for defendant
/ Barney Krom 81 Donald McDonal
John $. Kinney and Jas Cavanangi
action on bond.
/, w Byers for complainant and I
! z. Lott and A T. Dixon for defend
. ants
: Chanvery
A Thpresa Hamilton 1T al.
: vs.
PatricS Fogarty u al,
10 quiet title.
Fred n. Abbott and Classon a Lyme
. for complainant and a + Dixon an
Cummiskey q Spencer for defendant
Alexander Peatte
vs.
Frank Martis et al
a specific performance,
Il Cleo = Power for complainant an
Chas II. Watson for defendants
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

Miss Pierce enjoyed q visit from her
brother who came down from Lake
Linden to spend Memorial day with
her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

The question Of celebration for the
Fourth Of July is no longer in doubt
The money that has been raised during
the week assures this city OF the big
gest celebration that has ever been
held here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
Ffenchmen as Catholics.
ParlSan correspondence.

TO be sincere and practng Catholic should follow
miseraby
attend
a and Friday,
once at Easter time regards
Not one out twenty violating
church. AS doctrines
Know To mention in
oetrlne ppal naibity
maeuate conception of the Virgin Mary the inspiration the Bible
children indifferent
On the whole the
confined to going church wedding
threeourhs
to believe that there
part of this immense
their small congregations
remained to
noby and heroiealy
and uneonscious themselves and without
accommodated
the Pope punished the faithful the sins of the ubeevig
disastrous of religious
The Pope have been mid sporadic
o ntories
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
y LITTLE TALKSI


IIIIIEHio fine place. 1t
today
object Link McCandles bas-ut
he has
os .oa
from Austrian Louf
JOE COHEN expecting ronclad Eastern
contracts for summers of the Royal
HARRY ARNITAGEThere mentioning
oz Fred Lewis Korea on Mon
day.
CURRY pretty hedge the Beetana avenue side
IIIIE-The are most
people showing better feeling toward the
outside
ALBION promised expenditures in Ha
wan this year, there ought to be advance
GARTIEY-These ooeng up the cioues
getting people better apprecve other They
good $500 -
Ed McINERNYF thought that public adustra
tor was needed IN this Territory and late probate
WALTER detail of the Flora, Parade will have
the most careful attention record for its artistic
effects on Washngon' birthday
satisfactory TO me that tn ,. - ., 90
the existence Of plague the America clearly woven Every
point in the investigation proved contention
w. H. HOoGS-Among the s,x p. .ho
and vas f - s de never walked but
anu was funny to see those in his up
E Thuron splendid work
Washington and something here at homo 20 nnd
@ ROAD on aWa and m not going years starting
N saiI-Every other capitol building which
aueog What would capitol not buidnps Then again.
mlsponounces chauffeur the accent ON the
BILLY EoT-They Pearl Hor which are good
Tb he snapper any day. And way,
anything ever known previously - 49, ~ 49,
a. 1lS-l saw white and hawbte tie string TO birds
- ts - s "a street the other day and a
INC anu throw endowment watching
the stone drag down bird street - -
Of United s SOY saw no notice in the election
y onia states Senator from Idaho elect United States
ato there not Indian No sir shack Mast Tim 80 800 inning
mat is a SANDER, si, fair name of our state
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
FEBRUARY 10.
DAYBREAK FOR HAWAII.
EDITOE

Ineomparaby this carries ~
which outlines the colonization plans Oh ~
nothing 10 10
humbug more yes
Territorial administration WHICH,
usually of promise the ear to break "
the Development proposes 10 10 "
men
of public benefit who honestly
white settlers here large scale
and A
what he says nothing predict that as result Oh tue
company still large
as IN
Develop
private owning large
colonization and the Terri
be changed
middle chance TO
sha benefits of the public domai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
A Phenix Among Cities
New York Mail.

'Jamaiea
Oft burned
the will
of
Thrice
rebuilding
folk
of in
''Near the jamaican
tells Gady
him He
safety and lived a man.
and this
in
a a eharm.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
COMMERCIAL NEWS
By Daniel Logan.

Commercial Honolulu has been
Delegate Kuhio and announcing appropriations
Ho harbos had passed the House of Repre-
the Delegate and the Associated Irs caed that
aside Territorial - cent of the
customs for five
reported favoraby the House On FRIDAY the oan OF Commerce
several influential members
the BILL Governor Carter copeated with
the commercial by sending similar to President
Speaker being handled jointly by the
hold of by the commercial bodies inviting
group this The
ng opinion invitation should be offered by the Legislature and
the Governor replying Delegate CABLE his
invitation the Legislature rather than from the commercial
SUGAR AND STOCKS
Compared under review
livestock Exchange Prices have altered little if
anything The market does not improve Though the parity for M
ropean 20 the ton $76 the
yesterday drop 40 and SO degree
cenfugas have fallen from ss5 pound tsoso on TO sac pound
haan go At 90; T. q Co. q go a. o. o. a. 0s o na
s2 49, $780, S (s1oo), 1880, rs
Kihei ESQ., 1e5 $780, s2o 1925 $780, McBrde
$500 20 $780, Hon Brewing Maltg Co. $780, at 275 waua
$1,000, 25 5, s. at 70; ookaa (s2o) 10 at sla5.
REVIEW.
Development Company Limited
Frank B. Mse 200 shares and VIM Castle Elmer E. paxton and D.
being 500 The privilege
extension reserved for capitalization not exceed soo The
stated those capitalists fnncs contractors
and commission functions and the power of conducting mercantile
including transmission of
Agricultural Hawaii Railroad Development
Agricultural Kooau Railway Kaneoh Ranch other
Auditor Fishers comparative monthly
January
responding month 1906 The s7o6453 fairly explained
21329 1906 expenditures $S2223
than the
of $17430490 1906
$4,000
a ON
to He
handled
position he
s
Buckland,
OF Page
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
Timely Topics
e&esge@

kind of swend head likely
stick viii produce i-Ceveland Leade
retire about the LIST of July-Chieago Herald
be
and ownership-Atana Journal
remains the
instead of the
Perhaps Secretary Taft waiting seats
bench before accepting
Roosevelts make
a Commo
builds be
to warw
business enterprises This
rich territory palmsts
Journal
Joseph
he
lazy Mr. Roosevelt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

would profit
the OF
OF he
wreguated systems OF saboard pro-
forts third army all cooperate the first two
SMALL all called
the business Of forts and troops TO nod
until the NO
all although
itcouds hostile O a without ships
would not protect the other islands
quiet harbors piles gsons hostile
An island afford
cable On this
1898 and
islands protected
them matter
class; but long
of hostile ships
them inflicted
the suspens
authority
which asled by superior
board batteries that all maritime have
the sake of they
like to getal they could.
y y y y
andt
Motley sporting inclination will projected
tourist
monthly There
Liberdade
journals
a
before
will righteous forsaken and his seed
begging bread
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
Spirit of Hawai- S Press

A NEAT AND SIMPLE UNIFORM

appointed
provide black
win '-Iio
of
probably
aukea economical basis
accomplished needed
offenders. jusifying his eection.Hio Herald.
A
Perhaps population peapp
in
ali
1t that of
become of Territory
1t estimated that the Territory
viii make a o the $7eO0oOOo.
of
year
million
of of the fresh fruit The industry
reached the dividend
SPECIMEN
What ponderousy whether Hawaii municipal
the The local proposition decided
Idiots who publish their chatter
should idots.Bullin.
PRESIDENTS CONVERT.
side
widely
him
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

poet? He-I ought 1t ought
to be fine Imprisonment Union.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

The little birds singing gaiy,
he was ltering rough he treess so
When George signed the grave1y,
Which the island of Lanai
No mat tel of
He has the ack front the most
No matt the tizen
lstandb by yout one or bo
CHORUS
From isle in the sea
The President looks
All I Theodore
f t-wel, dom give a
If n a rowt may
If these islands perhaps should belong Japs
III be safe a Of apple treei
y ~
public
President
(Connped
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

Bacon1s that popular your playing? Ebe-It was be-
fore she began playing t,-Yonke
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

the town and extend south to the
river and west to j. p. Wilson's line
and north to point near the res
idence of Fred CLANCY and east to the
residence of p A. Watkins. There ap-
peared to be unanimous sentiment
favoring the incorporation although
it is said that there will be some OPP
position developed later. One of the
reasons stated for the incorporation
was that Mr.. Pierce, the electric rail-
road magnate, had stated that Middle
ton could not have electric lights I'M
til she was Incorporated. This is
doubtless true and it might be fur
Their stated not then, unless liberal
franchises were granted the Pierce
combination. H. e. Wallace has the
legal end and the citizens committee
will do the rest.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
Marriage Licences and other Business
i'm the Clerks Office.

Marriage Licences and other Business
i'm the Clerks Office.
The following marriage licences
have been issued the past week: Ell
mer Holversen and Miss Fay Bilder-
back, both of Emmett. The bride is
the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
c. P. Bilderback.
John E. Keith of Wilson, Owyhee
County and Miss Blanch Bailey OF
9th. Mr.. Keith is one of the promi-
nent wool growers of this part of the
state and was the Owyhee represent
alive in the lower house in the last
legislature. He has many friends In
Caldwell who wish him prosperity
An execution was issued out of the
clerks Office for $s32.40 against q
Mr.. Theho who resides In the Payette
County.
The. court cases of Il. Pearl Ellis
VS.. w. II. Schenck and that of Fouch
VS.. Bates were to have been tried
In chambers Thursday but after Judge
Bryan arrived he was notified tina,
the litigants were not ready and ask
ed a continuance until next week
Judge Bryan is mild, even tempered
fellow, but there are some things thai
rile him and the postponement Of
cases is one of them: the attorneys
In the above cases could have notified
him as easily at his home in Payettt
as to have waited until he came tt
Caldwell. Don't let 1t happen agar
gentlemen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
The S. F. !. & M. R. r.
WORK ON GRADE MONDAY
GRADING OUTFIT NOW ON THE GR0uNDMtN AND TEAMS
Wp. CARTER CONSTRUCTION WORK

of the property. Our full corps of
engineers will start work Monday the
same day the grading commences and
the work will be pushed with as
much speed as good judgment will
permit. Another point l wish to i'm
press is that whatever work is done
will be paid for. We are going to
employ as much help as possi-
BILE from among the farmers in this
country, believing that by so doing.
we will get better results and at the
same time much of the money neces-
sary to grade the road will remain at
home"
1t Is evident from the above that
Mr.. Place and his associates mean
business and 1t now remains for the
citizens of Caldwell to make good SO
far as their contracts previously en-
tered into are concerned. There Is
not person in Caldwell but will be
benefited by the building Of this
road, 1t behooves all to put their
shoulders to the wheel and push the
enterprise to successful conclusion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

After long wait, the time has ar
rived when work on the San Fran
cisco and Butte Railway will COM
mence or rather that part of the
work that will be visible to the naked
eye. Work has been going on for
over a year and no one knows out
side of very few people, just how
many difficulties have been over
come and dlappointments met, by
the promoters of this enterprise that
means so much to Caldwell and Can
yon county. 1t must cause a feeling
of relief to the men who have been
working so persistently to get the
project to it's present stage, so that
they can say, as Mr. e. r. Place dbl
to representative of the Tribune,
you can say that the road will be
built, that we will commence throw
ing dirt next Monday" Mr. w. P.
Carter will be in charge of the con-
struction work. Eastern people who
are financially interested will arrive
in Caldwell Saturday for the purpose
OF making personal investigation
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
THE HAYWOOD TRIAL
ANALYSIS OF TESTIMONY
TRIBUNE CORRE SPONDENT GIVES NEWS FROM ATTOR
NEfS POINT OF VIEWPOINTS GAINED BY
STATE---MOYR ON THE WITNESS STAND

chard's story as to the placing of the
supposed to contradict Harry Or
bomb on the front porch of the Brad
ley house as a part of the alleged
conspiracy against the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners and of which the
state asserts the Steunenberg murder
was an incident. Clarence S. Darrow
read the dispositions for the defense.
While the defense claim the deposit
lions have great deal of bearing
on their case they were of small in
terest to the crowd as there was only
very few spectators. in fact the small
est audience since the trial began.
Tuesday was taken up by reading
of dispositions except the hearing of
few witnesses who were compelled
to leave for their homes. During the
morning session, Fred Miller attor-
for the defense, who had been alb
sent so long in San Francisco, enter
ed the room and took his seat at the
oCiCuSS tdDIc oSHdtOT bOTdH was
the only counsel for the prosecution,
the others being all engaged out
side In working on the rebuttal,
which will probably be taken up the
last of the week, or the first of next
week. The most important of the
dispositions read was that of Mr.
Bradley. the most salient points of
which are, viz: That he had SMELL
ed no gas in the hall as he walked
down the stairs from his flat. AS
he turned the knob and opened the
door to go into the street he said
there was a fash at the end of his
cigar and he was smashed" to the
floor. Then he smelled gas fumes
and thought he was being asphyxiat-
ed. Then came deafening explo-
sion. He was lifted and thrown out
into the street landing on the street
car tracks. He said he noticed no
newspaper, screw-eye, strings or dis
turbed door mat In the vestibule, but
explained that 1t was not probable
under the circumstances that he would
have seen them had they been there.
He had an impression there were