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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
MORE LOCAL MINES
SUSPEND SHIPPING
T0BIN AND CRYsTAL FALLS JOINED
THE STOCKING LIST.
DUNN MAKING RECORD HOSTS
Bristol suspended Shipping Of Mssanate
No. I But Is Still Putting Out Ore
Other Mining News.

The list of mines that have suspend
ed shipping ore and gone to stockpiling
was augmented during the week by
the addition Of the Tobin and Crystal
Falls mines. leaving only the Dunn.
part of the Bristol and small quantity
from the Hollister going forward in
the Immediate locality. The HemIock
is still in the shipping list and is main
tanning about the same output that IL
maintained all summer.
DUNN MAKING RECORD.
The particularly bright spot in the
local mine constellation at this parti.
cular moment is the Dunn-once de-
serted, dismantled and condemns but
now taking ON new life TO degree
that outshines even the palmy days of
its past history.
We noted some time ago the change
that had taken place in the physical
conditions both as regardes the size OF
the deposit and the quality of the ore.
This condition still continues and bids
fair to continue right along
II was thought that the change came
too late to materially add to the output
Of the mine this year but Supt Ric-
hards and his assistants at this p-oper-
ty. Supt. Erikson and Captain Robert.
made such good progress that an output
of /, 600 per day is now being seer % a
and 1t is thought that that msrk vii
be bettered before shir ping c,oses Th,
quality of the new ore is such as 10
make il very desirable and il viii oe
eagerly sought for in the market.
BRISTOL STACKING UP.
There is Stacking up Of shipmen
at the Bristol owing to- the oon,rac.s
for Manganate No. having been filed
for the year None Of this grade Of
ore is being shipped and as this grade
made mp a very large proportion OF
the mines output the difference in
affairs is easily apparent.
Not alone does the suspension of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09

The remains of Mr.. Enoch Roberts,
who died Sunday at her home at STAN
|baugh. Mich. were received In the
city yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
and were taken 10 the residence Of
William Andrews on East Division
street. from where the funeral will be
held this afternoon at o'clock. Ser.
vices will be conducted at Grace
Episcopal church by Rev. w Poyseor,
pastor OF the Episcopal church at Iron
River Mrs. Roberts had been iil but
two days. She was seventy y-one years
OF age.
Captain Roberts and his family
left Ishpeming eighr years ago. For a
time he had charge Of the Vulcan
mine. and he is at present the surface
captain at the Dober mine. in the Iron
River district The captain and his
late wife were among the early resi-.
dents Of Isnpeming. he having been
one of the first men employed at the
old New YORK mine which was open
ed over thirty-five years ago.
Among the relatives who will at
tend the obsequies are Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew WasIey of Duluth. formerly
of this city. Fred Richards and wife OF
Iron Mountain, W.. H. Roberts and
wife OF Republic. and Fred Roberts ol
Crystal Falls. The Roberts brother,
are sons of the deceased and Mrs
Richards is daughter. I"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
LIVESTOCK SCARCE
Packing Concerns Not Likely TO Reduce
Price on Their Products.

tlat
The announcement In the papers a
short time ago that Edward Cuddahy,
the Omaha packer. had stated that
there would be a 10 per cent reduction
in the price of meat stuffs attracted
much attention from the dealers said
representative of one of the big
wholesale houses yesterday, 'and we
have had difficulty lately disposing of
our goods at the market prices. the
dealers ask when that reduction be-
comes effective. but so far as we are
able TO Judge il will be some time be-
fore the packers will be in a position
To reduce the prices. as our advices are
that both cattle ana hogs are scarce.
There mas not been time in years TO
my knowledge when native steers were
as-scarce as they are now. The price
has been higher, but II is plenty high
enough now. The better grade Of
native beef is selling above nine cents
per pound by the carcass. A butcher
has TO cut up his meat carefully il he
makes any money.
Pork loins are now selling about
fourteen cents per pound, with no in
dication that they will be much cheap
er, at least for few weeks as the
wholesalers are not able TO supply the
demand. With this condition prevail
ing cannot see how the packing con
cerns will be able TO grant the reduc-
tion Mr.. Cudday predicted would be
made. unless something unusual hap
pens
"It has been reported that turkeys
will be plentiful and cheap for Thanks
giving. We have had no advices 10
this effect. and am inclined to think
that turkeys will sell for nearly as
much az they did last Thanksgiving
when the retail prices ranged from
nineteen TO twenty three cents pei
pound. The prices for Thanksgiving
fowl have not yet been established.
but the buyers will know very soon
what turkeys will be worth. - Mar
quette Mining Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
ADOPTS POLLARD PLAN
lnsbra,es In This State viii be Paroled In
the Future.

Some three years ago Judge William
jefferson Pollard. of the Second Dis
trict police court of st, Louis, Mo-,
inAugurated novel method of admin
istering Justice TO men who were
brought before him upon charges OF
drunkenness. This method soon be-
came known .as the Pollard plan
and il made its author internationally
fanous Nov the Michigan legislature
hss ra',es up the Pollard plan
and in Law passed vt the recent ses-
sion directs that IL be followed In
courts throughout the sta.s.
Briefly, the Pollard plan is to
carols persons convicted OF drunkenness
for . ed period after fine has been
imposed. {. the convicted person :
record at the end Of the period has
been sstisfac .ory the ine Il remitted
and the case 10 dismissed When the
81 Louis jrdge first inaugurated the
plan, h directed the offenders he par
oiled to rspoi. st his house twice
weekly. Ths one who reported WAS
required to bring with MIN some one
who could vouch for his good conduct
Continued on Editorial PAGE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
Three Trains to California.

The Overland Limited. the Los
Angeles Limited and the China &
Japan Fast Mail daily between Chicago
and the Pacific Coast make close con-
nection with train service from All
points 90 the North Western Line
They form the most splendid ana com
plete trahscontinenal service and offer
choice 81 routes going one way and rel.
turning an1ther without extra charge
NJ You arc planning a winter trip %
California send f0r booklets and ins
formation. 81 call on any ticket agent
The North Western Line
Watch for the advertisements next
week OF savian selling ont sale
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
Death Of Mrs. {. S, Roberts.

Mrs. Enoch s Roberts n former re-
sident 81 this community. died at her
home ~ stambaugh last sunday and
was buried Thursday at lshpeming,
the former home 81 the family
Ms Roberts came 20 Crystal Falls
81 1893 and the family made their
home a. the Mastodon mine. of which
Mr Roberts was superintendent When
the MAstodon company took up the
Dober property Tie family moved 20
sanihangh and have since resided
there
ln speaking ~ the deceased ihe ish.
pemiug correspondent % the Marquette
Mining Journal says
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
PURCHASE PRIVILEGE
TO SUSPEND WORK
iFAULKENEAU CO. CONSENTS TO sus-
4 PENSION FOR $3.50.
TO RESUME JUNE IS AExT YEAR
In Addition to the Bonus the City Pays
the Freight Back and Forth on Mac
hinery and Fare OF the Supt


Work on the addition 10 the new
power plant is closed. The decision
10 close down was arrived al last Mon
day evening when Mr.. Strauss OF the
Falkeneau Construction Go. appeared
before the council and made written
proposition in response to cemmuni-
cation from the council previously
given. The proposition in full Is con
tained IN the minutes Of the meeting
which ape printea with this-article.
In brief the proposition il that the
city pay the construction company the
sum OF $3.50 ms bonus for the privilege
of having the work closed that the
expenses incident 10 closing down the
work be borne by the city; that the
city pay the freight on the machinery
back to Chicago and when IL is wanted
again that the city pay the freight
here.
II IL estimated that the entire ex-
pense of closing the work and resum-
ing again next sumner will he in the
neighborhood of 81, 0OO That figure
will surely cover everything and the
expense will be spread along over near
ly year 80 that IL will not be felt.
The contractors were willing TO sus-
pend the work and went along and
paid the workmen upon the promise Of
the council % reimburse them within
week
SECURED FUNDS.
A small loan has been arranged for
with the Finnish Il Swedish Mercan-
tile Assn. This concern agrees too
loan the city So. 900 at an interest rate
Of per cent upon the city giving them
a bond as security.
II is understood that other arrange
ments are being made TO get some
money to liquidate pressing claims.
such as lator and supplies. The
machinery men will probably take
their orders and wait few months
until funds are forthcoming TO settle
them.
NO SEWER SETTLEMENT.
The matter of settling up the sewer
contracts has not been taken up yet
and the question remains just AS il was
"A month ago Il is understood that
the city owes somewhere in the
neighborhood Of s.. 900 to the contract
ors. This matter will probably come
mp at the special session next week.
NO CLAIMS ALLOWED
No claims were audited at this meet
ing excepting the bills of the Faulken-
eau company which that concern has
TO pay and be reimbursed by the city,
making II necessary for the council TO
o. k. the amounts.
The reason for allowing no claim is
that there is no money in the treasury
10 pay the bills and Mayor Webb and
Clerk Munns have intimated that they
will sign no orders unless the money
ia ready 20 cash them or some arrange
ment is made so that the city's paper
will not be- floating broadcast
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Crystal Falls, Mich,
Nov. 4th. 1907.
A regular meeting of the city council
was held on the above date Members
all present except Louis Miesler.
Minutes of previous meeting was read
and approved.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
Diphtheria Again.

The diphtheria which interrupted
our schools and created scare In the
community two weeks ago broke out
with renewed ferocity during the week
and three new cases were reported
one case is ut the home Of Dan Ross.
another at AL Charrons = and the other
az p. Landneld
The houses are quarantined and
every precaution is being taken against
the spread Of the disease.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-11-09
L PROCEEDINGS
Crystal Falls, Mich.
NJ 4th Yun-

Nov. 4th, lbOf.
A regular meeting of the city council
was held on the above date Members
all present except Louis Miesler
Minutes of previous meeting was read
and approved.
The following resolution was offered
by Thomas Penglase who moved its
adoption seconded by Thomas Wills.
Whereas, in the annual appropriation
bill adopted by the council and ap-
proved 10y the Mayor on the 10th day
OF September A. d. 1897 the council
appropriated an ordered that there bs
ragged by tax upon all ting taxable pro-
.essy OF the city 10 payVthe expenses
ana liabilities payable ont of the con-
tingent fund OF the city for the next
fiscal year the sum Of Ave tnousand
dollars
And Whereas the council deems Il
necessary and prudent and for the best
interest OF the city that the sum q
two thousand dollars be now borrowed
in anticipation of the collection OF 81
much Of said sum Of i've Thousand dol
lars appropriated for the contingent
fund a. aforesaid
Resolved that the city borrow said
sum Of two thousand dollars and tha
for such loan the city issue bond ID
the principal sum 1i twoNhousan,
dollars i'm the usual form to he Tgns,
ON behalf 81 the city by the mayor an'
counpasigned by the city clerk Thereof
which said bond shall BE dated thl
Efth day of November ID ig07 shat
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27
FL GObernador Curry
DECLARA SUS PROPOSITCS EN- PA
LABRAS CLARAS.
Sera Gobernador del Pueblo y no de
Facciones 0 CIicas.

Las que opamos continuation
con cdad sin ycacion nor oeur George Curry quen p5xi-
campo para dudr pro6s snceros honos peno
pueblo para pueblo de conducr administration
do con las nclidas de sr iefe el Prsilene Roosevelt
de mayor atencon Ia organization repuna
1s decamcones e sin embargo official bao administration puh-
dehe de manener vista las mis honsts eonpa ami
Nad duda que Sc requiere la mayor tension de neryos oner Ia
mayor pruea constenca del de los homb Gando
uchar deeelda condon de poa
rro Los antagonisnos nco creao implan o por Ia en
ceos los destnos maledcena los honbs o ega
do gdo donde reque actud mas ue debemda consi
Todo espectativa para que que
Goernador Curry las condcon exnt hoy ds ha
bian expermentado hktora
ecogO personal del reden E pob0 home verad ho
nesto u pero eba atura requea contender
uco ven ardaT pueden obtener medic de la
instrumentalidad del ucro.
partdo nueo goenado ayudao mantenr
Y e progreso para el bienestar de todo pueblo.
ado del anad combusbe
ama Divdr las guamente entire cualuem de m hccone
en ga bomta de dnam debo de los cmnt0s del
ptoo del Terroro Exse solo un amno para Official vadero
oneo ntrGpdo cmino aer que uo odas las fac
todO pueblo faTe pueden
egofstas de cualquier seccion.
Fsto creemos que hara George Curry
NADIA nemos que ped que sdo
ofecemos nuesta mtada humide ayuda eber manner
haga pueblo divide pado bueno
heahoS Sc raU
del Terrro cua maeon por antos amos han @ los males ps
ly las animOsdades personales
~ el fin de un propto usto esos con Gobeaor Curry
gumo etun gobemador del pueblo no como dm5cnt
Ipublcano 0 10 cualquiera otro cedo poido
Ell pueblo de todo terroo natumen2 se ogulo de su
declaration fane honesta al aeo 6 senpre ma democrats
para dem6aas rpubanos para odos gual
pero que sostenda administration o ual a esado n
guenes las decaaeones heca Gobrnador Curry
entevisa Herald pddco repubcano de FL Paso arbo
Albuquerque da p del corrente uad del
repote de cuyo peri6dico eXuacamos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27
NUM-. 25

gobierno Y maneio de Ia Merced de
Las Vegas por fideieomisarios electos
p0r el pueblo. Heeho esto Ia lunta
sc pr0rrOg0.
Ia comsion nomhrada Sc organize
inmediatamente despu6s de Ia iunta
con los siguicntes onciales: Presiden-
t., Margarito Romero; Vice, pres'-
dente, +. C. de Baca; Secretarlo, w,
G. Koogler; Tesorero, Henry G.
Coors.
Sc nombr6 una subc0mision COM
puesta de los senores NJ. M. Milligan
y w. NJ. Sparks para que hicieran
presente al liCenciado Field, que es-
taban list0s DIR sus proposiciones.
FL licenciado Field, las expres0 ver-
valmente Y couvino en- mandarlas por
escrito desde Albuquerque, para dom
de parti0 el Domingo en- Ia mafana.
Entendemos que por 10 que c0rres-
ponde q sus propi0s honomri0s, Mr..
Field convene en- esperarse por ellos
hasta que sea finalmente decidido el
pleito, quedando contingente 4 que Sc
le pague On terrenos en- case que game,
o perderlos EN- case que falle.
Ahora, cuando un abogado de Ia
reconocida G indisputable habilidad
de Mr.. Field assume una tarea tan
dificil como esta confando al resulta-
do sus honorarios, puede verse el
gran peso de In question que, segun
hemos contendido siempre, Sc ajusta
eNactamente a Ia opinion legal de una
de las lumbreras de NuevO Mexico.
FL contrato (n6 flrmado el Microbes
por Ia comision y por Mr.. Field.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27

H ppsdente abe mi rocon por que pouc de modo
cue pude haber eIuiyocacon en rSpecto
'E captain Curry trJo dos mucach0s Fipnos
en- IA
no ai gurnene ha que esn stos para &c
los uegocO
lie deOn bnma orar Gbzas ocaes Mexico
cuando captain Pero 81 insste
necesaro cabezas clio har
wAsruNToN
va gobeador Curry habi deermnado
guncon verAcau d da lro de Agosto pero da
paco de Washington nyedoo que iue saglil para capital
tuvieron que pop0nese regreso
Captain Curry part6 para Washington sa seman
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27
AVIs0 DE DlsALUeIoN.

Por estas presentes dam0s avis0 al
pdhlico que va Sc ha disueltO la COM
paiiia que Sc conocia bajo Ia razon So
cial de Alhino Espinosa q Cia. Y
que en- adelante dicha compahia seri
c0nocida baio el nombre de Romero
a Atcnuio. HI negocio sera eondu-
cido en- el misno lugar en- Ia placiia
del Abuelo Caaaado oe Mora, N. M.
Solo los nueyos socios ueuen derecho
q c0leetar las cueEtas debidas & la
compa1ia vlela. Francisco Romero
Francisco Atenclo. 7-20-4t.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27

George Cur
ry, Gltinnanen-
te nonbrado al
puesto de Go
beruador de
Nuevo Mexico
por el Presiden-
te RoOse welt,
lego & El Paso
por la via del
Santa F6, de su
largo viaje de
Filipinas. Per-
nanecera en- El
Paso como hues-
ped de su amigo
yiejo, el juez A.
B. Fall, hasta
nanana al me-
dio dia. Tras
una estancia de
unos dias en-
Roswell ira 4
Oyster rBay, don
de tendra una
conferencia con
ell Presid en- tie
respeeto q los
asnntns de Nue.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27

vo Mexico. En-
seguida regresa-
ri q Nuevo Me-
xico c ira San
to Fepara ser in-
augurado como
gobenador.
"Mientras
que el captain
protesta que to-
davia no esta
bien al tanto de
la situacion de
Nuevo Mexico,
y no puede, por
10 pronto, itnun-
ciar ninguna de
sus lnedidas en-
particular, dice
que su mira Sc
ri el llevar 4
cabo los deseos
del Presidente
en- todIo particu-
lar Y que haTa
10 que sea justo
irrespecto dc 10
que piensen las
faecIones polit.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27
ALIVIO PRONTO PARA SUFRI-
MIENTOS DE ASMA.

La Foley's Honey and Tar ofreco ali
VIC Immediate los sufrientes ds asna
on los peiodos peores y 81 es toua.
do en- tempo efeotuara una curacion.
De yenta por la botica do La Cruz
Roia y o G. Sohaefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27

icas de Nueyo Mexico tocante a su polticl.
Isl mi administration rued0 agradar las deene hcconcs
acuedo came tendr6 st0 de eo peo mi po sera
hacer que justo del gusto de todas las cones
xpresa goernador que acud hacia
los confcos politcos dc Nueyo Mexico
"Como odos ben Curry los homb potcos de Nuevo
Mexico dado haber lido Cuba Fps pra
odos los es de poic Nuevo Mexico as dem6crats
repubicanos de las On COnoce
Frost editor del Santa Fe New Mexican I'll Leweyn, de
vio camad de de las prmers
ponerse communication eefnia normae e
aqu cu0nd para Roswell Como captain a en- E Pso todo
dram q velo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-27
EN- sALUD pERFEcTA.

"Artunadamcnte captain Curry aumr rueso de gobanador
druando eor aud de modo que las en responsibilities
no eafectrdn bura ud do broma que
China apon fin de 22 bms de peso para
ner reserva e cuando ponga los
soy penamentc nomado de las dihcudes de cc0n Nuevo
Mexico captain, po poo saber q6n usca
dferentes fcces Como pue0 sabo hbdo eo
e de los Eados Uniios per ocho ahos@
Tan concuya mi cora vista Roswell part6 para
quen nduiabemene dard
compeas guda voye6 Nueyo Mexico sto para aslr
beres guberatoriales.
Apeo honor me ha hecho presdne al nombmrme ct
poson embargo ye punto de decnara Cando egd e
nomament0
saa ugar todava agun ttao que as
puesa aba sdo nombrd pero que tendra tempo
concluir mi trabao antes de yolver los estados
contnto aber vuet0 entire mis- amg0sy
administration stacoa al terrorC Aounadamente
engo amigos todo terro de molo rin conseos
gobenaor pre repubano IIzQ pne
que cuando u6 rnte de NUeyo Mexico an partcp5
ca Dem6Tata dempeh6 yaros mpos man de
ror Roosevelt en- odo empoy bao ioda ciuunsAnca
In particular djo
GREO QUE SOY 10 QUE listed LLAMAEfA UN INDEPEN-
lDfENTE EN- POLITICAL PERO ESPOG DE ACUERDO CON Ell PRE-
SIDENTE r0DAS SUS MEDIDAs DE 10 CONTRARIO NO III A.
NUEYO MEXICO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-08
PENNSY AFTER WRECKERS.
company's Reward Of $4,000 Has
Not So Far Led to ARRESTS

PITTSBURG, April S.-A statement is
sued last night from the headquarters of
the Pennsylvania lines west SAYS that
company Is making every effort to capture
the person or persons who attempted to
wreck train No. 322 on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg division near Hudson, Ohio, Sat-
urday night and for whose arrest a re-
ward Of s., 500 has been offered with an ad-
ditional $500 If they are taken within the
next twenty-four hours.
The sheriffs of Summit, Portage and Guy
ahoga counties, with their deputies, and the
chief Of police of Cleveland are exerting
every effort to find some trace of the
wreckers Late tonight no arrest had been
made.
While the search is in progress officials
of the railroad have been conducting a rigid
investigation into the derailment. Yester-
day a test was made to discover how long
1t would take a man familiar with track
work to arrange the rails so as to throw a
train off the track.
The conditions under which the wrecker
or wreckers worked were duplicated as
nearly as possible, and the test showed
that one man, working rapidly, could draw
the spikes, remove the fish plates and bend
the rail inward, securing 1t in that posi-
tion in about five minutes. The test was
made in daylight, however and the investi-
cation shows that the wreckerS worked in
the dark that 1t would probably have
taken a longer time to complete the task.
Officials of the Pennsylvania railroad are
thoroughly aroused at the third attempt
to wreck fast trains and stated tonight
that absolutely everything that money could
accomplish was being done to effect the
capture and punishment of the wreckers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-08
Stone e. airfax,
1912 New York Ave.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
INC, OWNER.
The People Who Built Bloomingdale.
mo place like home. No homes like ours"

In addition to the city have recently CON-
SIDERABLY half a hundred $3.50 homes BEFORE
any of them finished
Do you think you AFFORD to see what SO many
other home buyers SO pleased with?
If you should of these properties you get
HOME perfectly finished and repua-
ton depended upon that ONE particular house
We give to you the opportunity to buy your home
monthly of what the house for-Ssoo
cash, and $3.50 month"; including ALL interest little
better than the which have PROVEN successful to over
500 of home buyers in Bloomingdale who SAVING
$4,000 a month in
THE LOCATION of Mddaugh and Shannon, Inc add
ton is RIGHT ON PARK ROAD whitney ave. northwest
the street that CONNECTS Washington and Columbia
Heights, and is the SAME distance 1t is HIGHEST
point in the city.
We have homes, with BIG SIDE YARDS for 81 500
and $3.50.
To inspect take 9th get Park road whit
ney avenue) walk square east, call at
SHANNON AND LUCHS, 7o4 18th NV.