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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20
OFFICIAL.
PrOCedirrlientOS de-
CuerpO de COrni-
CiOnados del Con-
dado de Taos.
Taos. N. Mex. Sept. 6, 1907.

Taos, N. Mex. Sept. 8, 1907.
Ell cuerpo Sc reuni6 en- termino
especial, el dia 6 de Sept, 1907
Mienbros presentes: Antonio ,.
Trulillo; Presidents. ]. y ortega,
Conisionado. Samuel Esquibel,
secretario y D. Martinez, diputa-
do Alguacil.
El diario anterior fue leido y
aprobado y el cuerpo procede al
despacho de negocios
Ahora viene Alex Gusdorf Y
presentes una carta frmada poT
r. y. Pallen, de Santa Fd, en- Ia
cual indica que aparentemente Ia
yenta d4 los bonos del condadc
ha fracasado, pero el primer bancC
de Santa re, sugiere que los 20.
nos sean impresos para yer 81 e'
possible venderse ala primera opor
tunidad y Il cuerpo acept6 la pro
posici6n y SO ordend la impression
de dichos bonos.
FIANZAS APROBADAS.
La fianza de J. NJ. Santisteval
! Rael, carniceros, fue aprobadt
por 81 cuerpo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20
Ell lerechO y la ley.

De su acuerdo mace q orden;
d. su antagonisnlo brotan las ca
tdstrofes.
Ell derecho habla y manda des-
de la cumbre de las verdades; Ia
ley replica del fOndo de las reall
dades; el derecho Sc funda en- lo|
justo, Ia ley en- 10 possible, q dere-
cho es diyino, Ia ley Is terrenal.
Asi es Ia lIbertad, tai ea q dc
recho; asf Is la sociedad, tai es la
Icy. Dc ami dos tribunales uno
donde estan los hombres de la
idea, otro doude estan los hom
bres del dereclo; 81 uno Que ea ab-
soluto, eI otro one es relative. De
estos dos tribnnalea eI primero s.
necessrio, Il segundo es dtil' del
uno al otro hay Ia huctacion Dc
las conciencias: Ia una inmutable,
la otra variable, Il una serena, IA
otra apasionada.
La ley procede del derecho, Pc
70 como el rio, la desliza con su
curse aceptando todas las cufvatn-
ras Y todas las impurezas de las
riveras. Frecuentemente Ia pra.
ctica contradice Ia regla; frecusn
temente Il efecto desobedece "a
eausa: tai es la fatal condicion hu.
mana.
Ell derecho y la ley discuten sn
cesar, y dc su debate elocuente
mente tempestuoso, tan pro n6'
saIen las tiniebIas como Ia luz
En- q lenguaJe parlalnentaf'o mo
derno pndiera declrse: q derecho
Camara alta; Ia ley. Camara baja-
La inyioIabilidad de la vida hu
mana, Ia libertad, Ia paz, NADIA d
insoluble, NADIA de irreprochablt
tai es 81 derecho.
El cadalzo, la espada vel cetrc
la guerra, todas Las variedades d
iuicio, desde eI matrimonio 81
divorcio de la iamilia, hasta & e
tado de- sitio en- Ia cindad; tai {
10 ley.
FL derecho; iry yenir, compra
vender, calnbiar-
ia Icy: aduanas, arbitrios, frol
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20
COrte de PruebaS.

La Corte de Pruebas por este
condado de Taos, So reunio en- ter
miuo especial, q iueves De Ia se-
mana pasada, dia II del corriente.
En- el Estado del fnado Jose
Francisco Martinez, el administra-
dor, senior Donaciano C6rdova Sc
present6 y preaent6 81 reporte el
que fue leido ] aprobado y la cor
t. ordeno al Administrator de
presentar sn reporte final para 81
dia ) de Octubre pr6ximo cuandc
dicho Estado sera eerrado.
Miguel Archuleta Sc present.
como agente de Candido Benavi-
dez y presentd una declaration l''-
rada dieiendo que Maximiana :
de Benavidez habia abandonado a
dicho Benavidez (su esposo) sil
causa legal llsvandose cousigo I
una hlia &c q llamada Vodicia
menor de edad y dice que la IA
Maximiana vive en- estado inmo
raj J habiendose serciorado Ia cor
te de la verdad, Ia declaration ju.
rada fue aprObada y letras q
guardiania Ie fueron concedidas a
dicho Benavidez para tener a s
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teras.
El sufragio universal, el Jura-
do: este Is el derecho; el Jurado
reformadoe el sufragio restringi-
do: tai es la ley.
la cosa juzgada, esta es Ia ley
la iusticia, este es el derecho.
Mfdase el interyalo.
La ley tiene la lnOvilidad y la
anarqufa del aqua, frecnentemente
turbia; pero dereeho Is isulnergl'
bic.
Para que todo sea salvo, basta
que el derecho sobrenade en- un'
conciencia.
VlcroR HUGo.
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Tumba de Napoleon.

La tunlba de Napoleon | est'i
como Sc sabe, en- e Palacio Dc loa
lnyaIidos en- Paris; pero no mu
ehos aaben que el sarcofago se
compone de IN solo block. Dc mar
mol obscure que pesa l35 libras,
cuyo transporte 4 Paris costo VIZ
600, habiendose enpleado l2arca
en- fornar 81 block del sarc6fago.
All rededor de Ia cripta estan
las banderas tomadas por q ejer-
cito de Napoleon en las batallas
/ de Jena, Erie lland,- Moscow, Wa
gram. Piranides, Marengo, Auster-
litz y RiyoI
En- nm relicario colocado d Ia ex-
tremidad sur de la cripta, esta la
espada que lleyaba q Einperador
en- Austerlitz.
Las paroles de granito pulido
estan adorladas de II bsIorrelleves
de marmol, que representa- las le-
YES promulgadas en q reinado DC
Napoleon l.
La puerta de u criPta e Dc
bronco macizo y Ia lave tiene for-
ma de la Cruz de Ia Legion de lie-
nor, con una N en- Ia parte supe
rior.
Los martes y iueves llegan has
ia 1000 los visltantes dc la tumba
del Gran General; los demas dias
no pasan dc 800.
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Aviso de Informe Final.

Aviso es por estas dado, que 80 q abaid
armado, administrator del cstado de Jos
Sc Francisco Martinezdinadolme pre-
sentars ante la Corte Dc Pfuebas en ~
t4rmino especial, para e dia 8 Dc Octu-
bre A. D. 1907, para presentar mi infor-
me final de dicha administration Tuda
persona 8 personas que tcngan alguna
objection se presentarin para tal dia.
Donaciano Cordoya. Administrator.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

vuelto loco furioso y Sc cree que =
influencias del magnetislpo Dc sa
esposa. Tn iurado de Brooklin,
81 dia IL de este mes, llamo q "a
sonora Vanderbilt para testiiiear
en- e case y acerea su habilidad en-
81 arte del espiritisno y pudieIon
reallzar que ella podia comunicar
con los espfritus. Fue tambien
llamada para que leyera el conte-
nido de una carta, estando esta ce-
llada y cerrada, pero les diio al
iurado, que para leer el contenido
de una carta cerrada, solo podfa
hacerIo y tenfa ese don, so'anente
en- ciertos tiempos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Para el earnaval de San GeToni-
mo, en- Taos este ano So espera gran
contingente de todas parties De
Nuevo Mexico y Colorado, como
nocas veces habfa venido en- Taos.
Despues de la demonstration de las
costumbres de los indios del Pue-
bio de Taos y sus tradiciones, ha-
bra carreras de caballos, carreras
de a pie y varias otras diversiones
con extraodinarios bailes que tanto
caracterizan a Taos por su brillan-
tsz que deapliegan. iiabra tam
bien dos bandas de nusicas y va
rias otras diyersiones.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Sn sehoria, el Obispo De eata
dioce-is, quien vendrd d suminis-
trat 81 Sacramento dc la confirma-
ci6n en- esta Sc espera en- Taos pa
ra el pr6ximo Jueves. Su sefloria
permanecera en- Taos h asia pasada
/ a celebration de Mira. Sra. de
Guadalupe y San Geronimo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Para el marteq, dfa 1ro. de Oc
tubre, que Sc celebrara la fiesta de
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe, habra On
el Taos Hall, un eNtraordinario
bale de etiqueta en- Ia tarde y q
que principiara 4 las ? en- Pu1to y
concluira a las 6.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Las fiestas dc San Geronimo en- Taos
este ano revistran gran lucidez y Sc es-
pera immense eontingente de todas parties
de Nuevo Mexico x otros puntos atraidos
Dor Ia celebration del Carnival de San
Geronimo. Las fiestas durardn del dia
sde este hasta el dia 2 de octubre, que
Sc celcbrar6 la festiyidad dc Mira. Sra
de Guadalupe, Patrona de la plaza de
Taos. su senoria el Obispo de esta dio
cesis, estara prcsente en- dicha celebra
cion.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Nos anucia cl .'Guadalajara News de
Guadalajara, Mex, que Alberto Gusdorf
anteriormente de esta localidad y dlti-
mamente director del periddico mencio-
nado, dei6 de serlo director del "Guada-
lajara News desde esta feeha, sin tener
ninguna ingerencia en- dicho periodico-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Edward II. Vanderbilt, IN rico
comerciante des Brooklin. N. \
ouien Sc case con ma espirltsta
de nombre May S. Pepper Sc ha
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hija a su lado y orden fue dada 81
Alguacil para sacar 4 Ia susodicha
menor del lado de su madre Ma
ximiana S. de Benavidez.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Los tranyias en- las grandes ciudades de
los Estados Unidos, acaban de ser equi-
pados con saliva yidas, 10 Que salyara al
gunas cienes de vidas que Sc registrar
todos los dias en- esas grandes ciudades
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Como Sc pudo notar en- otra columna
de este periodico, por una carta del Pre-
sidente Roosevelt al Gobernador de Ari-
zona, parece ser, que yano habra manera
dc consolidation, entire Nueyo Mexico y
Arizona, 10 cual sera mucho meiory y po-
siblemente este tcrritorio puedatener es-
tado separado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

De Trinidad Colo, comunican,
que J Juan Espinosa, quien fu6 lnz-
gado la semana pasada, en- esa pla-
al, por haber dado muerte un tai
Alex Obrenski, fue halado SIN
culpa, por el jurado que entendio
en- Ia causa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20
Cr6niCa General.

Sc ACADIA de cstablecer en- esta de Taos
una fabrica de Soda Water con toda 81
maq,nnaria y lista para seryir a todo es-
tablecimiento y eantinas del condado y
fuera de q. Lean q auuncio en- la ter
cera plana.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

A'1.50S aumgnta el ndmero de
peslones que el Delegado Andrews
la conseguido, desde que q esta
como Delegado de Nuevo Mexico
al Congreso para veteranos del te-
rritorio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Arriba de 20Onuevos suscriptores La
Revista de Taos, han entrado durante las
iltimas cuatro semanas alistados por wa
de nuestros agentes, en- Alamosa Colo
Monte Vista, Colo San Luis, Colo y
Wagon Mound, NM.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Toda clase de blancos y docu-
mentos Sc yenden en- la olicina de
La Reyiata de Taos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

Gracias le damos d nuestro colcga "El
Combatc,r de Wagon Mound por haber
rcproducido en- sus Columns nuestro ar
ticulo editorial, titulado "El Fruto de
una mala educaci6n.s
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

De Trinidad Colo, comunican que q
DR.. Beshoar, bien conocido, 10 mismo en-
Nuevo Mexico que en- Colorado. fallecl6
casi rcpentinamcnte. el viernes pasado'
on su recidencia de Trinidad, Colo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

El elemento hispano Americana de
Nuevo Mexico parece ser es reconoeldo
ahora. mejor que 10 que ha sido duran
II ADMINISTRATORS pasadas, este Sc
debe, al actual gobernador Curry qulen
muestra ser I'm hombre de mundo y de
altos conocimientos psicologicos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-20

TO ADVERTISERS.
II you want 70 progress 70
business, and want the Mexican
patronage. you have to adver-
tise in this paper; has the lar-
Qest circulation in New Mexico.
We offer our post office to verify
Il.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
More Snow Fell.
sibility.

Another snow storm visited this sec
tion last Wednesday and when the
residents awoke Thursday about an
inch Of the beautiful covered the
ground.
The storm was not ~ heavy here as
further south where heavy fall was
recorded.
At Green Bay six inches Of snow
fell and traffic was seriously impeded
thereby.
Thursday brought clearing weather
but colder. This Is the most backward
spring ever recorded in and about
Crystal Falls
Although we had such weather dur
ing March as indicated an early open
ing Of navigation. an in fact boats
have been running TO Lake Michigan
ports for two weeks. IL was only last
Wednesday that q passage OF the 500
river was effected and then only by the
use of huge ice crushers and with
much difficulty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
To Taboo Dead Beats.

Attorney Geo. S. Powers has been
interesting the local merchants In a
scheme TO do away with dead beating
and meeting OF the business men was
held with Mr.. Power last Wednesday
evening 70 learn more Of the plan and
70 perfect arrangements.
The plan Is for all OF the store keep
ers 10 enter the association. Of which
Mr.. Power will be the agent and at
tend TO- the collections. When a Gus
toner becomes shakeS in the estimation
OF any merchant he will at once notify
Mr.. Power who will Immediately
notify all members OF the association
and no more credit will be extended 10
that person until the complainant is
paid
This arrangement will keep dead
beats from running bill with one
dealer and then leaving him for an
other.
This IL not Mr.. Powers first venture
in the line proposed. He has organiz
ed such an association before and it
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27

Word was received irere the latter
part Of last week that Thomas Scadden
was dangerously III ut his home in
Colorado and that his life was.despair-
eel OF.
Mr.. Scadden had been hi for several
weeks and was ia hospital at Denver
but seemed 20 rally and went back TO
his work at the Kimberly mines TO the
general managership OF which he WAS
recently appointed.
He was taken with inflammation Of
the spinal cord soon after his return
and for time was paralzyed No
word has been received from his
brother Frank. VINO with Mrs Scadden
Is now with him. and Toms many
friends here are hoping that mo news
is good news.
However, DIR. Gregory, who was
here during the week. and who is one
of the directors OF the company stated
that the mine physician reported that
Mr. Scaddens recovery was an impos-
sibility.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
proved not only snccess but a boon -
the community as we'll.
Poor House improvements

The board Of supervisors has asked
for plans and estimates fron the poor
commissioners for an addition 10 the
poor house and has requested that the
plans be submitted before the first Of
June.
The commissioners are intending 10
have builder visit the farm very
soon and advise with them as 10 what
addition can be made 10 the place with
the best result and least expense.
one thing that has been decided up
on is the building of a veranda for the
accommodation of the patients cared
for at the farm during the summer
mouths
III is imperative that more rooms be
added so as 10 care for women, should
any he placed at the farm. AS il
stands at the present time there Is no
accommodation for women at all
The improvements call for an outlay
OF about s.. 900 but do not include a
pest house. "A building that has been
asked for several times in the past.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
FIRE AT FLOODS
LAID TO INCENOIARY
Girl CLAIMS she SAW NAN ON
ROOF
BEDDING WAS FOUND iFlRt
Great Excitement Prevailed festerda,
Morning and big Fire Narrowly
Averted

A very peculiar tre occurred at the
Flood confectionery yesterday forenoon
about 1880 a. IN. Smoke was seen
issuing from the windows OF the rooms
above the store where Mr. and Mrs.
Flood live. Investigation proved tnat
the bedding in the front bed room was
afire and the flames were Just getting
start that would have brought dire re
suits had Mr.. Flood not been prompt in
gathering up the bedding and dumping
IL out the window. The bed stead,
which was OF wood, was just catching
when the clothing was removed.
But, the peculiar part OF the affair is
the story told by Josephine Barrett, a
girl tnat works for Mrs Flood. A
moment before the alarm was given
she picked up some rags that were ly-
ing on the dining room floor, on the
first floor OF the building. and was TAX I.
ing them ont TO the rear, when she
stopped in front Of side window and
JNHS4 W @.AAc. W CbIllt taYlQK
that there was man on the roof OF
the barber shop adjoining. The girl
then ran out into back room and
stood looking ont OF the window. Mrs
Flood didn't just understand wnat she
said but her curiosity was aroused and
she followed after the girl and found
her looking out Of the window. The
girl told her that she had seen man
on the roof (which is shed roof and is
attached 10 the Flood building Just
above the first story and that the man
ran TO the back end Of the building ana
jumped off.
Mrs. Flood Immediately became a.
larmed and ran upstairs TO see IL any
one had been in their rooms When
she opened the door at the landing the
smoke rolled out and she gave the
alarm. Mr.. Flood ran up and soon had
the danger ont OF the way
When IL is considered that the fellow
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
|. o. o. E. TO Iron River

About 100 Odd Fellows left here yes
terday afternoon by special train for
Iron River. The party arrived AT
IrGn River at .: 30. A street parade
lead by Pelo's band was the first on
the program Menominee Range Canton
leading with twenty-four swords in
line. They were followed in order by
Crystal Falls Lodge, Columbia encamp-
ment and Armenia Rebekah lodges, all
og Crystal Falls, and Iron River.
The party was 10 have been Joined
at Stager by the Iron Mountain and
Norway lodges but the burning of the
Brule River bridge, mentioned in an
other column. prevented the party get.
ting across the river and the l5O mem.
bers were returned 10 their homes
decidedly disgusted They reached the
bridge just az the fire was burning
briskly and assisted in quenching the
flames
After traversing the principal streets,
the procession halted In front OF the
opera house where ranks were broken.
The Iron River lodge provided supper
for all visitors at the hotels of the vii
lage
After supper fine musical and
literary program was given at the
opera house and following the enter
tainment came grand dance which
lasted until the special pulled ont Al
90 clock a. m.
The members Of the order who at
tended the re. union are loud In praise
of the treatment accorded them by
their Iron River brethren.
The next reunion will be held a'
Norway On April 20. 1908.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
MAYOR TALKED TURKEY
Summoned Saloon Keepers TO an Audience
last Tuesday Evening.

Summoned Saloon Keepers 10 an Audience
last Tuesday Evening.
Mayor Webb let the saloon keepers OF
Crystal Falls know what will be ex-
pected of them during the next eleven
months at a conference which he had
with them at the FIRE hall Last Tuesday
evening.
During the day Mr.. Webb had the
city marshal notify all of the saloon
Keepers that be wished them to meet
MIN at the fire hall at eight O'Clock
that evening
CONSERVATION at once reigned for IL
was problematical as to the reason OF
Mr.. webb's requested conference and
many expected the announcement Of
drastic measures but were relieved
when tha Mayor addressed them In
conservative manner and announced
that he proposes TO enforce decency In
the saloon business during mis- incum-
bency In Office nothing more.
The Mayor gave the dealers TO under
stand that the closing up hours must
be respected. in 80 far as outward APP
pearance 20 Mt least. He gave them
no permission 20 do anything contrary
TO law as he plainly told them that be
could grant no such permissions. AT
the same time he gave them to under
stand that the rules which he intends TO
put into practice will not tend 10
the commonly accepted tight lid 80
long as no outward appearance OF law
violating is manifest but that II the
dealers presist in the flsgrancy that
has been running riot lately, he VIII
stop at no limit.
One practice that has been carried on
must be stopped and that Is the get
ting OF men drunk in the saloons on
Sunday and then turning them out
into the streets.
Noisy places were also put under the
ban. It's not the new administration
policy TO seek ont open saloons on days
when the laws say they shall be closed
but any noise In a place ON sucn day
will result in the offender being
punished
Peddling also came in for It's share
OF the Mayors taboo Mr.. Webb stated
that IL has been told him that some
"sneaking' Is being done night times
He has issued instructions to his night
watch to be especially diligent in stop
ping this practice and the Mayor VII
take especial supervision of this por
tion of the work
Front side-doors were also tabooed
Doors lust around the corner hav,
been maintained that differed only
from front doors IN being removed 4
few inches from the front. These door
will not be tolerated under any cir
cumstances.
The dealers left the conference mucl
pleased and promise to not only I,
obey but 10 assist the mayor in his
efforts 10 bring about reform.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
SPEAK WELL or OUR BOYS
Marquette People Give Basket Ball Team
Due Credit.

In speaking Of the basket ball game
played at Marquette last FRIDAY night
between the Crystal Falls high school
team and the Marquette Normal team
the Mining Journal says:
Undetered by their defeat by Crystal
Falls Friday night. the Normals have
decided to arrange for other basket
ball games. and will practice hard TO
perfect themselves in team work. The
team is composed Of good material, but
lack Of condition was plainly apparent
in Friday nights contest. Had the
boys been able 10 maintain the gait
they struck at the opening OF the Sc
cond half they might have overcome
the long lead their opponents secured
st the start OF the game, but the lat
ter's superior form told after few
moments OF fast work. Tine Crystal
Falls team showed condition that
could hardly have been expected In
a High school team. When they APP
peared in their gym suits II was sp-
parent that they had been trained 70
the minute. Their skins glowed a
healthy pink and they were in a pro-
fuse perspiration before they had
worked out live minutes Perspiration
is the best evidence Of condition. An
athlete who does not throw off mois-
ture freely is not properly trained.
Unless man perspires freely il is i'm
possible for his lungs to work properly
and he cannot secure what Is common
ly referred 60 as second wind. ="
The Crystal Falls boys Improved as
the game progressed, and were playing
faster at the finish than at the outset
while at no period did any Of them
show the slightest distress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27

From present appearances Crystal
Falls is 70 have 80 saloons the coming
year, greater number than has ever
been maintained here since the palmy
days Of 1901 when % saloons did bust
ness within the corporate limit of the
village
The new saloons will be one each in
the Lind and Hendrick building aud
one in the Bannerman. house. now
owned by John Tufts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27

he started work right la the middle Of
the loose ground and pulled 1t down on
top Of him.
His body was badly smashed up exr
cepting the head which received not a
scratch.
The funeral was held ON the follow
ing day from the Guardian Angel
church and was largely attended by
the Slavish society Of which he was a
member
Schrisca was single man and lived
with brother who was SO badly blast
ed some time ago that he had TO have
both Of his eye balls removed at a
Chicago hospital 10 which he was sent.
BY strange fatalism. the blind
brother came home from Chicago and
arrived in Crystal Falls at the same
moment that his brother methis death.