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The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-28
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin.

Jas. Fish reports that with good luck he will have the Great North ern Development Co.'S. outfit on Copper river within a week.
 There is no school today, 1t be- Ing Washington's birthday.
 Today is the 175th anniversary of the birth of George Washington, the first president of the United States.
 Arrangements are heinz made for grand masquerade ball on St. Patrick's day for the purpose of raising funds for the fire depart ment.
 Wm. Scott is in town from Tan ana Crossing. He will return in a few days.
 B. F. Willard went to the States on the Saratoga to make arrange ments for securing more supplies and machinery for the mine at Galena bay.
 The Northwestern will stop at Galena bay on the way from here to Seward to unload some machine ry for the Galena Bay Mining Go. This machinery has been enroute from the East for some time, being delayed in transit by the blockades on the northern railroads.
 The Santa Clara is DOW expected to leave Seattle Monday. She is delayed somewhat in sailing by the scarcity of steam coal at Seat tie.
 John Borgeson came up from Galena bay yesterday and will re- turn in a few days.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-28

Parke GriswoId and J. K. Crit tenden hold the record for the trip from Chistuchina to Panama Cross ing, having mace the run with dog team in day and a half.
 Dr. Hale will go to Seward on the Northwestern to attend to some business there. He will re- turn in a few weeks.
 A contrat has heen awarded to A. Holman to furnish 800 cords of wood to the Copper River x North western Co.,, at Copper Center this summer The wood is to be used by the steamboat line which they are now preparing to install on tn, river.
 G. c Hazelet and wife and Cal win and Craig were arrivals on tn Northwestern.
 U. $. Commissioner Holman ar rived this morning after spendin. he winter in Minnesota. He vii leave for the interior soon.
 Mrs. George Davison came iron Seattle on the Northwestern [, join her husband here.
 T. w. Blakoey arrived thi morning from the States, and i. preparing to send an outfit tt Taral to do development work or h;s copper property there. Worl will also be vigorously prosecute,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-28

this summer on his Fidalgo bay claims.
 The Saratoga arrived in Seattle at o'clock this morning, and will leave for Valdez Friday.
 Pink Dennison leaves tonight with the Eagle mail.
 The Santa Clara left Seattle this morning with D passengers for Valdez.
 Chris Tjosevig and wife were arr rivals this morning from the States. Chris spent the inter in Norway. where he married He will start or the interior in few days 10 do evelopment work on his copper Iroperty.
 Melvin Dempsey, of the Chisna Consolidated Mining Go, arrived oday and will go to the interior ,oon to prepare for tbe seasons york on the property of the com any.
 A. !. Adams and wife returned n tn. Northwestern from an eX- ended visit to the States.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-28

"AS Ao" UoihS uCNcIOpLucuI WOTk, and more may be employed after the purchasers visit the claims.
 It is reported that Geo. Barrack has made a deal, taking over the Foot < Davis copper property at Hogan bay, Knights island. The transfer was to go through the day after the departure of the last boat from Seattle, and a cash payment of $5 ,OOO was to be made then.
 From Mord avs Bulletin
 The Northwestern arrived this morning with tl,e following pas. sengers for Valdez and interior points.
 J B Matthews, E Larson, c Rem. ington, w Mavbury, D J Kelly M McMahon. Geo Brown, G Hodge Mrs. O Bell, D Cum, E Lan,o J Erickson, F Stewart, Miss keln J Kemp, J Galen. o Emerson, | Mordadt, 4 J Adams and wife. ( Duffy, A Keller, T Blakney. J Sul livan, c Heideman, W A Dickey wife and two chi dren, J Kuhn, G Oshea, c B Hanover, G Wand. J Kirk. A Holman, P Harmon. Mrs N Gilroy, NJ Dempsey, John Much. Ter. w Clinton, Miss Ruppa. A Wiskala, c L Thompson. II Price .C Webb, Mrs. F Moves, W Me Kin. non and wife, F Parker, l. Me Donald. F. Smy.h, B Kahn, W Leac'.. r H Brown and wife, c Schribner, c Karstian, " Gilrov F nobsnn. Fred Benelean, 0 Wand R Cosgrove, J Solan, A Gossman, Otto Carlson, W Hollingsworth Geo Muchler. s Caruthers, J keisk, Mrs. Geo Davidson, V Horace. J Smart, A Anderson, T Crowley, W Gilkey, A Rice, H Deyo, H Sharp. W Wood, J Garrison. J Crawford P Nixon and wife, A Berg, Chris Tiosevig and wife Mary Andrews A Hooten, G,C Hazlett and wife T Coulter. E Shit, E Gray, D Caldwell. J Burns, T Neely. Craig Hazlett. Calvin Hazlett, A Me- Donald, Q Nemitz. G Bertrand, G Sproul, G. Decon, o s Hubbard, w Maki,, J Hakkari, A Hill. J Wirta M T Thompson, John Kulmer, N Hill, A Kerola, W Johnson, 0 Wilson, M Nelson, $ Chapin, J Anderson. G Enkvist, A Enkvist W Princheti, F Langer, E lessen K Fukada. T Konroos, 0 Wellm A Metzer, j Sossoliff. w Elampison NJ Intish. P Buhor, R Rural, B Martin, T Martin, NJ Martin, 0 Kokick, G Luber, J Frazer, F Rie- man, M Husklns, H Huskins, H Bronson, c Frank, c Lund, J Olesen, H Oman, 5 Brown, A Swanson, E krool, A Mills, F Dams, NJ Boyd.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-28
From Saturdays Bulletin.

Men are expected on the North wectern to continue development work on the Barrack copper prop erty. Latouche island
 The Bertha passed Juneau last night, enroute N rth. No reason has been learned for the delay be- tween Seattle and Juneau.
 The wind storm of the past few days has drif,ed the trail badly between here and Comfort. and a snow blow is being used today to cut down the drifts and level the trail somewhat. The Copper River x Northwestern party furnished the blow and a number of the trail outfit. are assisting in working it..
 Another Sale.
 Wm. Egan, who returned from Seattle on the last boat made a sale of the copper property Tn Two Arm Bay, southeast end of Knights island, for $1OO,0OO to Paul Den hart, of Nome and Ed. Becker and John Kirn, of Fairbanks. This group of six claims was owned by Peter Bruhn, John Francesca and Paul Capris, who were brought up from Lato. che by Mr. Egan on the Saratoga and received their first payment of 10 per cent of the purchase price on the 2Oth.
 The purchasers will arrive on the Northwestern and a boat will be chartered to take them to the property, after which they will go to Fairbanks to attend to some legal business. and return in the fall to supervise the development of the ground. In the meantime Nh. Egan will have charge of the work on the claims. Eight men
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-28
For Sale.

A double ender, on style of yhale boat, rigged with eight horse lower gasoline engine and in good ondition. Apply J. D. McCo'mac, 'ordova.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
HERE is WORK FOR
THE GOVERNMENT
Charge Made la Court Tint the But
ter business u in the Grip
OF Trust.

Detroit. Mich, July ~. Tint thefc
Is ull.nedgcd butter trust capitalized
az Sl00O0.0O0 and keeping Tire price
of buffer un to about 30 cents n pound
was charged IA the United Stnies cir
cult court when Judge Swan denied
the petition II the American Farm
Products company for q permanent In
junction restraining EbenF Dudley, %
Saginaw from engaging In the butter
anil creamery business N his home
citg.
Evidence showed that the $40 O..
600 concern some time ago bought ont
Dudley with the understanding that he
was 60 keep out OF the business. paid
him S375.o00 and agreed 90 give him
a salary OF $1,000 year Dudley
claimed that the salary no longer =
forthcoming. Attorneys from Chicago
and New York represented the com
blne. Dudley. through his attorneys.
Lyon & Monet. OF ST Johns. strn ght.
way made the claim that the company
Is a trust and the story OF deal was
unfolded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
1T IL TWO AGAINST ONE
Both Contradict Wood Very Strongly
sheriff az witness.

Holman was superintendent OF a
nelghborlng mine, and formerly super.
intendent OF the indicator. lie was
one OF the FIRST 10 60 down the SHAFT
or the indicator after the explosion
His evidence given largely from
prepared chart OF the interior OF the
mine, contradictei Wood on all ma
tcrlal points. Il. q. Ramsey. young
man and relative Of Mccormick. FOL.
lowed Holman. lie was In charg, OF
the powder In the mine nj the time Of
the explosion. He knew Beck ana
Mccormick well. and swore that nell
Their OF them ever carried revolver:
that there was no powder IN the mine
al the time so far as he knew. and
that there was no water barrel on the
eighth level as Wood had stated
sheriff Rutcn OF San Miguel county.
was the last witness OF the day. Tie
testified as 10 strike conditions. Tn
der searching examination by T. +.
Richardson Rutcn admitted that union
miners were deported and driven by
force from the county while he WIS
NutIiN HHN iiuN M hAlflNiT WIS iNNOf
20 prevent or punish those who NJ.
tackled the union men. lie said that
the deportatlons were the work Of the
leading citizens of Ttllnridc lie also
said that the soldiers were not sent
fMuntll life had ceased 10 be safe.
and martial law was not declared nn.
til month after the soldiers arrived
lie rccouuted several outragcs ascrlhcd
90 the w. r. NJ MS occurring hcforc
the soldiers were sent FOR.
Rutcn said all those I'm favor OF law
and order worked together against the
w. r. NJ. during this time. he told Of
n riot-before the troops were called
led by Vincent 81 John. OF the w 4.
NJ and composed largely ~ w. +.
NJ. mon: Of the murder OF Arthur Col
Inns. superintendent 81 the Smugglcr
mine: az the sudden disappearance Of
two other men who declined 90 carry
W. r. NJ card. or n Mexican being
killed. Of James Phillips being shot ana
beaten up all presumably IN behalf
OF the W r. NJ. Richardson, 90 break
the force 81 this inquired about dcport
rd men who were beaten and shout
himself shifting that he had been beat
cu up. too
The state tried Is get IN nn account
of the devntry az Wardner which ap.
peared In the Idaho Tribune. ~ Wal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
SIX PEOPLE ARE
SHOT BY MADNAN
Bloody ARRAY Takes Place in
a Swamp Near Ham
mond, Ind.

Chicago. July lS-After desperate
battle. In which two men were prob
ably fatally shot and four others
wounded, heat-crazed maniac who
had been terrorizing the countryside
about Hammond. Ind, was killed In a
swamp six miles east or that point,
where he had taken up bis last stand.
The man had been securing the
fields In the vicinity OF the Michigan
Central tracks since last Friday. He
was armed with double-barreled
shotgun. and when chase was given he
had been able 10 elude his pursuers
In the swamps
His victims include: Frank Cham.
bers, Hammond, Ind, shot In abdo-
men. will die; Frank Martin, Ham.
mond. shot I'm breast will die; Henry
Anderson. shot In shoulder: William
Mckay, shot IN leg; Joseph Martin.
chief OF police, Hammond. shot IN fore
head; Edward Jenkins. police officer.
shot IN arm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
DEATH OF PROF. HEILPRIN
Leader of the Peary Relief Expedi-
tion In 1902 succumbs to
Tropical Fever.

Philadelphia. July Is.--Profe sor
Angelo Heilprin. the noted scientist,
who made his home In this city. is
dead NJ the home OF his sister, Mrs.
Adolph Loveman. Central Park West,
New York city. Professor Hellprin had
been Ill for eight weeks with tropical
fever which he contracted In South
America several years ago. He was "a
years old and bachelor. Angelo He'll
prin. known as the leader OF the Peary
relief expedition In 1892. was born in
Hungary in 1853 lie came 10 the Unit
ed States when he was years old.
but was educated abroad. making a
special study of natural history
He was professor OF invertebrate
paleontology and geology from 1880 to
1890. executive curator OF the Phila
delphla Academy Of Natural Sciences
from 1883 10 1892 and professor OF
geology M the Wagner Free Institute
from 1880 20 1890. Professor Heilprin
wrote n number OF books and articles.
among them "The Arctic Problem"
''The Earth and It's story" Mount
PeIee and the Tragedy OF Martinique"
and THE Tower OF Pelee."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
ENGINEERS FATAL MISTAKE
IL Cost Him His Life and His Body
Was Literally Ground 60
pfeeea

Kalamazoo, Mich. July l6.-In
hcad-on collision with passenger
train Engineer Thomas Hogan. OF the
q. II. and l. work train, was literally
ground 20 pieces, the largest portion OF
his body found being his right foot.
Hogan should have takea siding
ncar the station. but he thought he
could make the Globe Casket company
switch beyond, before The passenger
train. going thirty miles an hour, came
around sharp curve Hogan threw
opcu the throttle of his engine ana
stepped hlek 20 the tender az IL T.
leap. when the passenger train struck
The tender snnarciy
The passengers were thrown over
their seats and several were badly cut
By glass and otherwise injured. but
none seriously The work train en-.
cline broke from the tender ana was
stopped lly Fireman G, r. Smith. after
il Ind plawed through three cars on
the siding Hogan was about 40 years
~ age aud bad been on the c. II and
/ FOR many years. Tie formerly ie.
sided IN Allegnn and was deputy couu-
" clerk M one time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20

Divorce Suit with unprintabie Details
Il settled without the Facts
Being Told.

Mnskeson. Mich. July II. - Mrs.
Gladys Manson Thayer, daughter OF.
l.. IL. Manson. 1910 Sheridan drive.
Chicago. and formerly society belle.
has been granted divorce on the
ground OF nonsupport. incidentally
Muskegon was deprived OF sensa-
tional trial. with unprintable details.
the parties TO the suit having come To
an agreement on the decree without
Offering any testimony. Thayer Ii n
young Muskegon banker. 10 whom
Miss Manson was married last Seq
TENDER. after three months summer
resort courtship. They lived together
only few weeks.
Thayer sued for divorce. The wifo
nied sensational cross bill. aud he
returned the attack on his character
by lodging unprintable accusations.
Allegations bearing on the past lives
OF both were made public. and gos-
sipers had been looking for rare
treat when the case was 10 have been
heard In September. But attorneys
settled the case Unexpectedly, giving
Mrs. Thayer decree after she had
withdrawn the charges and eliminated
her appeal for allmony.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
JUST orr or THE MAGAZINE
Blast OF Death In the Hands OF the
Man Loading.

The men under command Of Lieu
tenant Casper Goodrich. son ~ Rear
Admiral Goodrich. commandant o.
the New York navy yard. and MI
shlpmen Faulkner Goldthwaite and
John r. Cruise. were operating the
eight-inch guns Two cases. as the biz
100 pound bags OF powder are called.
had just been sent up through tine
ammunition hoist and were In the arms
of the loader. whose name was Withheld
by the ships officers The loader stood
at the brccch Of the cight-lnch guns
all ready 10 insert the charge.
AZ this instant the turrct was seen
10 be smoky. and two mon who stood
near the loader saw q black spot on
the bag, Indicating that the charge
had ignItcd ana was smolderng The
loader discovered the spot M the same
instant and threw himself forward on
his face. M the Same time siontlng +
warning 10 his tufrCr mates. III
other men who had seen The spot were
Eich and Hauscll. and they also threw
themselves on the floor of the turrct
BEFORE the other men In the turrcs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
"rEDDY." efRrDpY, "EDpY"
Woman Who Owns These Triplets
Wants something from the
Governments"

Lansing. Mich. July IA mother
writes 20 Governor Warner from the
northern part OF the state that she has
been presented with triplets and wants
10 know II she Is not entitled 10
something from the government"
She says that her husband is a hard
working mill employe who has los,
several fingers al bis work and any
help the governor believes them TO be
entitled to Will be gratefully received.
The little ones look so near alike
that they have 10 wear ribbons OF DIFF
ferent colors 10 identify them. 'we
cnll them Teddy. Freddy and Eddy"
writes the mother. after the presI.
dent the governor and the king of
England"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
ON TRIAL FOR PERJURY
Lawyers Connected with the w. y. M
Defend AiIer.

While the big trial was going on In
the district court before Judge Wood
an interesting offshoot or the case was
being heard In the small room used as
n court by Justice OF the Peace Savage.
@. w. Aller. the station agent who was
arrested charged with perjury, was
brought before the magistrate for a
preliminary hearing. The state was
represented by Prosecuting Attorney
Koelsch and the prisoner by Peter
Breen, an attorney OF Butte who has
been associated with Haywood's coun-
sci. and been retained by the min
ers' union OF Butte. Mont, to watch
the case. Fred Miller, who was Or
chard's counsel az his preliminary
hearing In Caldwell Immediately after
the murder OF Steunenberg. assisted
Breen.
The principal witness In the hearing
was Orchard himself. No more than
half dozen people outside OF the prin-
cipals I'm the case and the other wit
nesses were present when Orchard
went over his testimony as to his con
nectlon with II. C. Scott. the railroad
agent whom Aller swore interviewed
Orchard IN Cripple Greek tco or three
weeks before the explosion at the In
dependence station on June 6, 1901.
Orchard was closely cross-examined
by Rrcen, hut no amount or question
Ing brought out any mAteriai chnng,
In the original story Breen was more
severe ia the little magistrates court
tlnn WDs the examiner when
Orchard was the star witness FOR the
stnte tn the Haywood trial. but or
chard maintained the same calm eX-
terioronl answered each question With
quiet postlycncss. A number ~ other
witnesses wns examined aud Allpr
was released ON deposit ~ 5000 bond
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Mothcr Love Ia a Mare.

Battle Creek, Mich. July ia re-
markablc story Of animal love comes
from the police blottcr, reported by
Charles Burleighnm. a BEDFORD farm
or. A colt disappeared from the Bed.
ford farm few nights ago. and could
not he found. ON the following night
the colts mother broke loose and also
disappeared. Burleigham suspected n
double horse stealing job. but II devel.
oped that the mare had travelled
twelve miles. to Ceresco. TO farm
on which she was raised. but has been
absent from for four years. She was
In search OF the colt. and when found
was starting back home. after nosing
around the old farm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20

Paris. July i5.-A, statue of Gar
bald. Italy's gift to the city of Paris
was unveiled In I.owcndal square. with
imposing civil and military ceremon.
les. IN the presence Of President Fal.
Heres. the cabinet ministers. the dip
lomatic CORPS and other distinguished
persons Foreign Minister Plchon and
General Canzlo Garibaldrs son.in.law
made the principal addresses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20

lace. Ida. the official organ Of the w.
r. NJ. This account told how the mob
was organized. and the object OF the
state was 10 impeach Darrow's state
ment that the defense would show that
the mob WAS unorganlzed. The court
rulei u out because the defense had
shown nothing OF the kind.
\. 4. Coggswell. ~ Wallace. Ida.
contradictei TIT. MCGEE as 10 Orchards
whereabouts ON the day OF the Ward
ner deviltry. lie swore McGee was
wrong in bis date. and proved II pref
" conclusiyely.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Russian Reds Kun Three.

Alexnndropol, Russia, July IL
General Allkhanoff. former governor
general of 1inIs; Madame Gllebofr
wife OF General Glleboff, and the
coachman. who was driving their car
rlage. were blown 20 pieces 10y bombs
thrown az their carriage at half Tasl
two o'clock Ia the morning.
A sou OF General Alikhanon and ii
daughter ~ General Gllebon sustained
serious injuries. The party was re
turning 20 the residence OF Genera
Alkhanoff from his club. The bombs
were hurled In Bebou,on street.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Forest Fires Playing Havoc.

sault ste. Marie, Mich. July IS
Reports from every direction tell OF
forest fires doing heavy damage. A
report from Raber says that oil the
camps OF the Mud Lake Lumber COM
pany have been destroyed. as well ms
several farm houses. Flames sweep
across hay fields, driving all before
them. Much live stock Is also report
cd lost. Between 500 and Newberry
heavy damage has been done by fires.
which are still burning In the woods
The whole country Is rs dry rs tindor
and crops are suffering.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
supposed % succeed sch,nI,n.

San Francisco. July Is Dr. Ed
ward x. Taylor, physician ana lawyer.
dean OF the Hastings Law College aud
OF the University OF California. was
elected mayor OF San Francisco by
the board Of supervisors CHIEF of TO.
lice Oman announces that he will re-.
ognIze no one but SchmItz as MAYOR.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Epworth season Begins.

Bay View. Mich. July IL. The
season Of 1907 Of the Epwoith assem-.
bly,. though the formal opening will
not take place until Sunday, wh,n
Bishop Charles -. Galloway. OF JacS-
son. Miss. VIII deliver the opening
sermon. The opening number OF the
assembly will be the oratoho OF tn
Messiah. given 10y the Handel Ora
torio society.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Vicious LIttIe CycIone.

Jackson. Mich. July ls--A small.
sized hut Vicious cyclone swooped
down on the farm OF Frank Hammond.
west OF this city A large harm was
demolished and some swell buildings
were wrecked. Boards from the barn
we're carried a quarter Of mile. A
freak n The storm was that Il wa
not fclt mile distant
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Summer Home An Ashes.

NackInac Island. Mich. July i6--
The handsome summer home of r. II.
Hart was destroyed by fire while the
family was attending church The
house was built by the late r. +. Han
sen and contained many heirlooms. all
or which were destroyed. The loss Is
estimated al $4,000,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
No Jap spie. In This Country.

Toxic. July 15.-General TernuchI
the minister of war. In an interview
contradlcting the reported arrest ~
\ Japanese spy Mt san Diego. chi.
said: There are no Japanese mill.
tary attaches. The war Office has never
instructed any officer or amateur spy
70 examine American forts"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
Can,t ExpIain the Death of Toak.

Charlotte. Mich. July is. - After
celebrating four and one-half hours
the coroner's jury on the death OF Tom
Toaz. the constable who was found
dead in his house in Grand Ledge ap-
parently the victim OF n burglars ful-
let or had taken his own life. failed
20 agree and reported 10 Justice Mich
OILS That further drlibcration would bc
wasted time. Half NJ the jury stood
for suicide and half for murder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
oder River ont or Banks.

Frankfort. -the-odcr. July 10.
The oder Is la Hood. the bottom lands
along the river are covered. and all
the tributary streams are oyerrunlng
their banks The crops are being
spoiled. and villages ana towns on the
rivers are being damaged.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
nprecocionsr Pnlr of Twina.

Blackman. Mich. July rs. - John
and James Lcnthead. il-yonr-old
twins. are In jail here charged with
breaking into tho school building and
destroying the fixtures. They protest
that they are Innocent. 10 liz believed
other nrrezfs will follow.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-20
onLr-ra I'D ~ Mnrc.l,r...

Detroit July u.s. Tho supreme
tent knights of the Marchhccs ~ th,
World elected officers. as follows sa
premc commander n. r. Marley. rsr.
Huron. Mich. supreme rcccrd Keeper.
r. =. sizlcr Port Huron. Mich.