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The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20

Retail liquor dealers bonds were
fixed at 81, 900, with two or more sure
ties, and druggists bonds at $1,000
with two or more sureties.
On motion and support the salary
OF officers be the same as last year,
which was carried oy full vote.
Moved and supported tn t the vii
lage give the right to E. Duchenno
to put in sewer pipe from his place
to the main sewer. under the super
vision OF the street committee, which
was carried.
On motion aud support the presi-
dent and clerk were authorized TO
renew note due Houghton National
bank, April 5th, 1907, for ninety
days, which was carried by full
vote.
On motion and support the Hose
company was allowed $25. 90 to pay
secretary's salary and association
fees, which was carried by u unani
nous vote. The president appointed
Louis j. Menard as marshal, which
appointment was sustained by the
council by a full vote.
DR.. Walfred A. Zellen was APP
pointed health officer which was sus-
tanned by foil vote.
W. l.. Mason was appointed viii
Iage attorney by full vote.
On motion and support the Bar
aga County Publishing Co. publish
proceedings of council for S25. 90 pee
annum, which was carried by full
vote.
On motion and support, j. J.
O'Connor was appointed president
pro TEN OF the council by full vote.
On motion and support the clerk
was instructed to send bill to the
school board for 10000 for wat,r
used in the construction of the new
school house, said board to deduct
the same in settlement with cou-
tractor. Carricd-All yeas.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees.
Finance-williams, Blankenhorn, Leyitan.
Water and Electric Lights s--Rambaud, johnson
O'Connor
Street and Bridge Blankenhorn, Rambaud,
Williams.
Fire-Johnson. O'Connor, Levitan.
Board of Health h--Levitan, johnson, Rambaud.
Bylaws -OConnof, Williams, Levitan.
Cemetery -Blankenhorn. johnson, Rambaud.
On motion and support the council
adjourned until April 29th, 1907.
G. ID. SHEA, Clerk.
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MAscorrE GOING TO DULUTH.
Reported in the Zenith City That She
VIII be Put on st. Louis River Run.

1t is reported that the Steamer
Mascotte which ran several excur-
sions to tais village last summer may
be opered on the st. Louis river be-
tween Duluth aud Fond du Lac dur
ing the coming season. The boat
will probably be taken to Duluth
from Portage Lake in about two
weeks and according to the reports
will be placed on the excursion run.
The Mascotte sank at her winter
quarters in Portage Lake few
weeks ago, but will be raised in the
near future by Walter Lloyd and
Harry Wright OF Duluth, and Geo.
Lloyd of Houghton.
Last year the Mascotte was
brought up to Portage Lake from
Chicago and was operated on the
canal run between Houghton, Han
cock and L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
Kimberly Whitley Mines.
MANAGER scadden Excellent ProesNew Vein Of
Lately Cut the Wlney.- Assays $1e5o in Gold,
Silver,

The Mining Journal learns from
President Russell. of the Kimberly
Wilfley Mines company, that Mr..
Scadden, the company's general
manager, has recovered from his in
disposition, and is again in charge
Of the work at the companys mines
at Kokomo, Col. For some time past
he has been under treatment at Den
YER for neuritis. but has fully recov.
cred aud reports that he is now 10
fine health and spirits. HIS illness
caused some delay in the work on
he new mill, out that is over now,
and since his return to Kokomo he
has been pushing matters a, the mill
and in the mine vigorously
A competent construction engineer
who has had much experience in
that kind of work, has been placed
in charge OF installing the machinery
and getting the mill ready for oper-
alton. The boilers have been put in
place. and are being bricked in, aud
considerable of the machinery is al.
ready In position. MIR Scadden be-
lieves that the mill will be ready TO
begin treating ore by the first OF
June at the latest. when the Kim
kerly- Whitley mines will begin to
give an account of themselves that
will please the stockholders.
The mill will treat $50 tons OF ore
daily. The old mill at the Whitley
has capacity Of but fifty tons, yet
the Wilfley is now netting its own
ers about 5000 daily, as shown by
the books. Part Of this comes from
ore that is shipped directly TO the
smelter, being so rich that it doesn t
require treatment, and the results
obtained from the ore that is treated
in the old mill, (Which is a ram
shacklc affair. and not to be com
pared with the one now being erect
ed in equipment or adaptation to
the work), give good augury OF what
can be done by the new mill when it
goes into operation.
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Certificate Of Determination.
STATE or MICHIGAN, I
County OF Baraga.

County OF Baraga.
The Board of County Canvassers
OF said County of Baraga, having
convened aod organized according to
law, at the Office OF the county clerk
in said county, and examined the
statements OF votes given in the
several townships and precincts Of
said county, at the general election
held on Monday, the first day OF
April, A. d. 1907,
Do hereby certify, that they have
determined that Sylvester o. Clinton
has, by the greatest number of
votes, been elected to the Office OF
County Commissioner OF Schools OF
said county.
That James McKercher has, by the
greatest number of votes, been elect
ed to the Office OF County Road Com
missioner OF said county.
In testimony whereof, said Board
OF County Canvassers has caused
these presents to be signed by its
chairman, and attested by its secre-
tary, this 10th day OF April, A. d.
1907.
AUGUsT MEYGE,
Chairman Of the Board OF
County 'Canvassers.
Attest:
MARTIN VoErscH, Secretary.
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Untouched Resources.

1t may be proper to mention here
that the vein now being worked on
both the Kimberley and Wiley
tracts is but one OF the three known
to exist on these properties In ad-
dition to the vein now being wrought
there is another contact vein under
lying that. which runs through both
properties, the second being at
depth OF about 600 feet below the
FIRST. This, according to tests made.
is of atleast equal body with the vein
now being worked, and of even
greater richness. The third is
fissure vein, which is very rich in
silver. This vein Is now being
worked from an outcropping on the
other side OF the mountain, the com.
pany operating it obtaining wonder
fully rich results. and it has been cut
on the Wilfley by one of the tunnels
following the upper blanket vein on
that property, where it shows
width OF thirty-6ve feet General
Manager Scadden regards this as the
richest thing the Kimberley. Wilhey
company has got, and he is impa-
tient to attack it and transmit its
tored wealth into dividends for the
company's stockholders.
With the advent OF pleasant wealth
er there will be progress at the Kim
berley- Wilfiey location that will
show the faith in it of the manage
ment to be well-grounded. 1t is
wonderful property, and the present
management has not only abiding
faith in IL, but also the capacity and
energy to develop it. 1t is predicted
that it will be dividend.payer be-
fore another year has passed, the
management saying that nothing but
an earthquake that will disarrange
the physical structure of the Rocky
Mountain range can prevent such an
outcome.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Florence Moran left Monday
for Marquette, where she will re-
main for ten days undergoing treat
ment for her eyes with a specialist.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Emery f. knight, OF Scran.
ton, Pa. and Miss Katherine Con.
nor, Of L'Anse; julius Sager, of
Boyne City, and Miss Katherine
Laundry, OF Baraga; and John f.
Olson and Miss Ellen E. Nelson, of
Nestoria.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
New Find on the Wilney.

In the Wilfiey workings new wen
OF ore was cut u few days ago that
shows up wonderfully rich. This
vein was encountered in one of the
tunnels. Where cut it was but two
feet wide, but it widened out to
eight within short distance, and
gives every indication of strength
and permanence. Assays obtained
Of the ore establish that it is very
rich, running $3.50 to the ton in
gold. silver, lead and iron, in the
following proportions: Gold, $4.5O;
silver, IS 80; lead, a. so; iron, -. 4.65.
This Is a very promising find, and
increases the eagerness OF the man
agement to obtain control of the
Whitley property, which will come to
the Kimberly-Wilfley Mines CON-
pany under its contract for purchase
OF the same when four more pay
ments thereon are made.
Pr0dYesS at the Mfne6.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
L'Anse, Mich, April o, 1897.
An adjourned regular session OF
the common council OF the village Of
L'Anse was called to order by Presi-
dent Patrick Bulger.
There were present Trustees Ram
baud, Blankenhorn, Johnson, O'Con-
nor aud Lev,tan, and C. d. Shea,
Clerk. Absent. Trustee Williams.
The official bond OF Noise Des.
chaine, treasurer, 10 the sum of
81, 900, with Noise Deschaine as prin.
cipal and ]. H. Rice and w. p. Sea-
ger as suteties, was approved by a
full vote.
The official bond of G. d. Shea,
clerk. as principal, and w. l.. Mason
and r. @. Williams as sureties, 10
the sum of 81 900, was approved by
by fvll vote.
L'Anse Hose company S report Of
officers and members in good stand.
ing was accepted and placed on Gle.
Insurance on Power House in the
sum Of 81, 900 was placed in Vim. T.
Mepge's agency by the following
vote: Yeas-O' 'Connor, Rambaud,
Johnson and Levitan. Nays-Blank.
enhorn.
Moved and supported that the
president appoint committee OF
two with himself to determine the
cost and hest means of changing the
steam power electric light plant iuto
a water power plant. d. Leyitan
and ]. ]. O'Connor were appointed
on said committee.
The following bills were allowed
by the vote following:
Houghton National Bank, interest on note 81 90
Aug. Buddy. days on street. ............. 80
g. D. Shea, I day on street. 4 80
Baraga County Publishing Co., 100 ofical
Bsrsea County Publishing Co, notices of
election ...........,............ ...... W
ID. 4. 3. A. A. X. r.. freight on coal ..... 10 %
Matt Hansen, merchandise TO villsge... 2f %
Frank coline. hliing boiler at power house 0 %
Yeas-Rambaud, Johnson. Blank
enhorn, O'Connor and Levitan.
Nays--none.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
School Board Enaaaes Teachers.

Al special meeting of L'Anse
Township Board Of Education, held
Thursday afternoon, the following
named persons were re.engaged as
teachers in the public schools Of the
township for the next school year.
Miss Kate Curry was engaged as
teacher of the grammar department; /;
Miss Gertrude Bulger, primary; Miss
Nellie McCabe, intermediate; Miss
Blanche Stewart, 2nd intermediate;
Miss Louise Jansen, assistant prin-
cipal at Pequaming; Miss Kate
Sterk, Bay Shore; Excl LeDuc, Her
man; Kate L. Shea, Nestoria; Laura
E. Edgerton, Nj. E. Mission. Miss
Kstheryne Justema was also re-en-
gagged as assistant principal for
L'Anse High school.
The board recommended the pur-
chase of two new pendent globes,
also one OF Cranes latest atlas.
1t will be with considerable degree
OF satisfaction that the parents OF
the pupils will learn Of the re-engage-
ment Of the present corps OF teach
ers, as the work which has been ac-
complished by them during the past
year has been very gratifying, de-
spite the serious Interruptions which
they we're subjected to during the
term, especially prior 10 the opening
Of the new school building.
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PEQUAMING ITEMS,
Correspondence.

Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Brennan, Of
L'Anse, visited friends in town Sum
day last.
T. E. Ludlow, Of Ishpeming, made
a business trip here Monday after
noon.
DR.. J. Howard Anderson was at
Skanee Wednesday.
Glenn r. Hathaway, OF Vernon,
Mich, arrived in town Wednesday.
and has taken q, position in Chas.
Hebard & Son s store.
John A Hickey made business
trip to Houghton Thursday.
d. l.. Hebard arrived from Chest
nut Hill, Pa, Friday.
f.. ]. Otto spent the fore part OF
the week with copper country
friends.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20

smoothly and satisfactory since the
new management took charge. In
efficient men have been let go and
have been replaced by others who
understand the work they have to
do Every dollar expended is now
bringing "a full dollars worth OF
results, and the resources OF the
company are being honestly and in
telllgently applied to development
Of the mine and getting the mill
ready for business. Mr.. Scadden
has been on the ground long enough
to make an exhaustive examination
Of both the Kimberley and Wilfley
properties, and his opinion is that
the two combined make a property
that Is ",he biggest and richest
mining proposition in Colorado. "
This is stating ii strongly, but every
mining man and expert who has Wis
tied and examined the properties
during the past year has brought
back reports as TO the richness and
exteut OF the ore bodies, the low
costs of mining and treatment, and
the perfect separation of the min
erals oy the process now in use at
the Wilfley mill, (and to be used in
the new mill without any charge for
royalty under the terms of the con-
tract with the Wifley people for the
purchase of their property, that
bear out the statement of Mr.. Scad
den.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
SACRED CONCERT
To be Given In L'AnSe Tomorrow
Evening.

The Rock Beach Glee Club, OF Pc
quaming, will give sacred concert
10 the Methodist Episcopal church
in this village tomorrow evening. A
silver collection will be taken for the
benefit of the church repair fund.
Following is the program:
Chorus-sweet Zion Belle ........... Fillmore
Rock Beach Glee Club.
Song Memories of Galilee ee.......... Palmer
Tenor Obligato and Glee Club.
Chorns-Tarry q While With Jesus. Lyon
Glee Club.
Song-Heaven is Ny Home. me...... Shepard
Baritone Obligsto and g lee Club.
Chorns-Pilot of Gsliiee ...........F Ford
Glee Club.
Song Ny Soul. ul...................P Parks
Male Quartet.
Chorus-rve Had Glimpse of Jesus Hoffman
Glee Club.
Song The Wayside Gross .............. Palmer
Tenor Solo and Glee Club.
Chorus-"Work, Watch, Pray" ..... Fillmore
Glee Club.
Song -"Oh, Praise the Lord ..... Fillmore
Baritone obligato and Glee Club.
Song-In the Hour of Trial ............... Parks
Male Quartet.
Chorus-The Shadow of the Rock ~ Fillmore
Glee Club.
song-Fling Out the Banner .....,...... Fillmore
Base Solo and lee Club.
Offering for the benefit of the Church repair fund
Song-Along the River of Time ......... Root
Tenor Solo and Glee Club.
With Me .................... Lyon
Glee Club.
Song-Searer Ny God to Thee ......,... sweeney
let and 2nd Tenor Duet, Bass Solo and Glee Club.
Doxology and Benediction.
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On the whole, affairs have been
moving ut the mines much more
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-20
Attention Ladies'.

I have taken an agency for 6ne
line Of pictures and picture frames.
Prices reasonable. Call and see
them. MRS. CLARA PAMBRUN,
Railroad st. L'Anse.
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Electric Wiring.

] am prepared to do all kinds OF
wiring, repairing and installing
lighting service. Careful attention
given to all orders. Prices reason
able. Will carry complete line Of
sample fixtures.
3 80 IA l.. g. RAPE. L'Anse, Mich
For sale at o bargain, one Sterling
piano. Inquire OF
JoHN Fl. EDGHRToN.
L'Anse, Mich.
For Sale.
A fine driving horse, cheap. APP
octave SIcorrE, L'Ause.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
Bin&er Herman Acquitted

Washington, D. C.. April 27.- Binger Herman. former congr ,ss- man from Oregon and former con- missioner general of the land office, was acquitted of the charge of des- troying permanent records by the verdict of the jury at l2:04 today. The trial had progressed for 12 weeks. Nothing was heard from the jury room after the jury retired yesteday afternoon until II o'clock this moning when word came that it desired Justice Stafford to repeat his charge to them. This was granted and the next hour and a half was occupied in re-reading the charge, after which the justice ad- vised the jury to proceed to lunch con before endeavoring to reach an agreement. The jury. however. disregarded this admonition and within ten minutes atfer the second retirement appeared with the ver- dict of not guilty. There was a general scene of congratulations in the court room. Herman ex- pressed his thanks to each juror as he did to his counsel. United States, Attorney Baker and many others in the court room congratu- lated the defendant.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
4 Glass Order.

The superintendent of the Yuma Indian reservation has issued the following order:
 Any Yuma girl appearing with in the limits of the town of Yuma having on her face. any paint or pigment. or coloring of any sort other than that supplied by nature shall be taken in custody by the city marshal of said town of Yuma and immediately turned over to the custody of the Yuma reservation. ,"
 It is stated that the Yuma maid ems are holding indignation meet ings. claiming that they have as much right to paint their faces as the white girls.-Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02

As showing the enormous market in this region for farm products, it is authoritatively stated that Clifton and Morenci consume Sl0.- 900 worth of eggs and two and a half tons of butter per month. Globe probably uses half as much. The farmers of this valley can sex tuple their yield of these products and still find ready sale at high pricces for every pound of butter and every dozen of ovate bivalves. -Sufford Bulletin.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
WlnSlOW Lads Sent to Reform
 School.

For some time past the Santa Fe has been having trouble with car thieves. Cars have been broken into while standing in the yard and their secret s,rvice men have tried to locate the robbers. Tuesday af- ternoon Agent Holmes found two small boys. Frank Williams and Goya Gonzales. in car loaded with flour. He had them arrested and brought before Judge Finn. These two boys, with -Patricio Montoya.
 a companion. pleaded guilty to tn , theft of flour soap. oranges. stock ings and other property and said they had been breaking into cars for some months past. Not being able to dispose of the stolen proper ty they had buried most of it..
 They took the officers to their plant where most of the goods were re- covered. Alter hearing their story
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
Sultan Sea Rising.

Engineer Jack Carillo. who is stationed at Calexico. has sent a party of engineers to the vicinity of the Volcano lake, 20 miles south of Caleixco. to determine the amount of water that is flowing into the Salton sea from that source.
 At this season of the year the lake overofws, and so far as is known, all the overofiw is emptying into the Salton sea. This new SUD- ply of water will keep the sea at about the height it has maintained since the break at the Mexican in take was closed. and may yet force the laying of the proposed track north of the Black Butts. Should the supply of water continue the sea cannot overcome by evaporation the amount of water emptied into the sink from the Volcano lake. and the amount of water will either rmain the same or increase. Yuma Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
Forester's Picnic

Court Hassayampa. No. l6l8. h. dependent Order of Foresters. ini- tiated a large class of new members into the mysteries of the forest last night. It was the largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held in the territory by that order. The new features introduced by D. S.. c. R.. J. A. Mct.ahill were very pathetic and touching, as we'll as ele vating.. Announcement was made of picnic to be given under the auspic ,s of the l. o. o. F.. in the near future. This is to be terri torial affair and is expected to bring at least 5000 people to this city. To assure the picnic being held in this valley it was necessary for Court Hassayampa to raise $40O to be used in defraying the expen- sea. Donations were asked for. and Dr. John w. Foss, who is always loyal to the order. headed the list with 6 subscription of sl00. Final arrangements will be made for the picnic next Thursday evening, when another class will be initiated.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02

and that of several witnesses. Judge Finn sentenced the three boys to the Terfitoral school at Benson for a term of four years. The court parolled the boys pending good behavior and held their parents responsible for their appearance in court at any time. The judge also said that one of the provisions of their parole was that they must attend school regularly .-Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
Good News for chamberiain's Cough
 Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure in testifying to the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Edward Phillips of Barclay. Md, writes: "I wish to tell you that l can recommend Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. My little girl, Catherine. who is two years old, has been taking this remedy whenever she has had cold since she was two months old. About a month ago l contracted a dreadful cold myself. but I took Chamber : lain's Cough Remedy and was soon as well as ever" This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
chamberiaIn's coIIc. Cholera and Dlarrhoca
 Remedy.

There is probably no medicine made that is relied upon with more implicit confidence than Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. During the third of century in which it has been in use. people have learned that it IS the one remedy that never fails. When reduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-02
PUBLIC PRlNr1NC
The Lowest Not Always the Best Judge Sloan UphOids Printing Award Made by Super
 vlsOrs.

The following is contained in a
 special from Prescott to the Phoe-
 nix Republican:
 In an opinion rendered in the
 case of the News-Herald Co. or a writ of certiorari sued out against
 the board of supervisors of Yavapai
 county to show cause why a con-
 tract entered into between the
 board of supervisors and the
 Journal-Mi should not be dis
 solved, Judge Sloan held that the
 board had acted within it's power in giving the Journal-Miner the con- tract even though it waas higher
 bidder than the News-Herald.
 The News-Herald Co.,, through
 Mrs. A. H. Hammer. raised the
 point that the law had not been
 complied with in mailing notices
 inviting bids to different papers of
 the county. Attorney Morrison,
 for the board. pointed out the fact that the board had advertised for bids in the official paper; that Mrs. Hammer at that time had the off cial paper and therefore had ample notice. MT. Morrison was sus- tained. tF
 The plaintiff alleged that. as the contract had not been let to the lowest bidder, she and other prop rety owners were damaged thereby. Mir. Morrison showed that Mrs. Hammer was not on the assessment roll. and was therefore barred from setting up claim as a taxpayer. MT. Morrison was sustained.
 The plaintiff alleged that. as the contract was let for a lump sum. itI was impossible to tell therefrom whether the price to be paid was in ss..of the rates authorized by ] the statute or not. MT. Morrison | argued that the palintiff's inabil- ity to determine that question was not matter for the courts consid- eration. He was upheld by Judge Sloan. Judge Sloan also held that the board of supervisors. .sin deter mining who was the "best repsonsi- ole bidder" as the notices for bids read, was not exercising a judicial and therefore no judicial nearing or inquiry was necessary preliminary to making an award, put that they could give the con- tract to the bidder deemed best. whether lowest or highest.