The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-11-06

home, 429 East Second street, of heart
| failure.
Eveleth.-The state auditors office
| received report from F. A. Wildes,
state mine inspector, stating that an
other mine, the Leonidas, near here,
had been opened and that twelty-six
cars of ore had been shipped there
from.
Winona.-Albert Hanson of this
city was sentenced to the reformatory
at st. Cloud on a charge of having on
the night of Jan. 80, last, brutally as
saulted Night Captain James Mccall
frey with club, as the officer passed
dark alley in the residential section
of the city.
st. Paul.-Two wagon loads of un-
claimed corpses were hauled from the
county morgue yesterday morning
and inferred in the potters' field at
the poor farm. There were three
adult and four infant bodies, the lat
ter abandoned by parents and thrown
into the streets.
st. Paul.-The st. Paul roads likely
to be affected by the postoffice depart
ment's order in regard to the new
system of arriving at the compensa-
ton for mail service have not yet
been advised from Washington as to
when the order will be made effect
i've on their lines.
Barron.-Roy Malone, young son
of farmer living south of Poskin,
was the victim of an accidental dis
charge of a rifle, and as result will
probably lose his left arm. The boy
was out in the woods hunting and
mounted log, holding his cooked gun
while he rolled cigarette.
neapolis.-Harry Nonfelt, 1919
Western avenue, ten years. old, who
was accidentally shot while hunting
at Saratoga Lake Oct. 10, with his
brother, died at the Minneapolis city
hospital. The bullet that caused
death entered the boys head between
the eyes and lodged in the brain.
Fl ng-Quartermaster Ser
geant Rathbun of Fort Smelling re.
turned to the fort yesterday from
Miles City, Mont, with j. McQuaid,
who is charged with having deserted
from the Fifteenth cavalry at Fort
Ethan Allen, Vermont. The civil au-
thorities at Miles City arrested Nc
Quad.
Minneapolis. offering at the
Bijou Opera house the week of Nov
ember 9Th will be the new play en-
titled ''The Lieutenant and the Cow
boy" It is not a blood curdling,
hair raising melodrama but is said to
faithfully and realistically portray
western people and customs as they
really are.
Cambridge.-A road made from
sand and sawdust is the latest style
of roadmaking designed by George w.
Cooley, state highway engineer. Last
spring he made section Of road with
clover and rye on a sand foundation.
This has been very successful. The
road made from sand and sawdust is
in Isanti county.
Minneapolis Johnson, a
Norwegian sailor who arrived in Min
neapolis a week ago, from Dakotas,
was "strong-armed and robbed of $50
by two men in South Minneapolis last
night. Johnson had been drinking
with the two men during the evening
and has a hazy recollection of what
happened. He came to in vacant lot,
when he Immediately sought po-
liceman and told him his troubles.
Red Wing-Rather than wait for
the grand jury to return an indict-
ment against him, Charles Foss, who
gained the title of the human clothes
reel when he slipped into seven shirts,
three suits of clothes and an overcoat,
the property of guests at the Scan
dinavian hotel, expressed his desire
to enter plea of guilty to grand lar
ceny in the second degree and take
his year sentence at once.
Rush City,. B. Martell died, aged
seventy-seven years. He was one OF
the pioneer settlers Of Rush City and
engaged in mercantile pursuits here
for many years. He held many pub
lie offices. Judge Martell was
a native of Nova Scotia and was twice
married. He is survived by a widow
and two daughters, Mrs. S. G. John
son and Mrs. J. D. Markham Of this
city. Mr.. Martell founded the first
drug store in Rush City thirty-four
years ago.
st. Cloud-Without demanding the
pasteurizing of butter and cream for
table use, but with law calling for
the pasteurizing of skim milk, Mime
sofa is guarding against the spread
of bovine tuberculosis among hogs
and calves, and at the same time is
providing no safeguard for humans.
To correct this, a bill will be intro
duced at the coming session of the
state legislature which will call for
the pasteurizing Of all butter and
cream sold in the state.
st. Paul-The supreme court heard
arguments in a case involving the an
nulment of proceedings of the Anoka
council whereby the limits of the
town were extended to include the
hospital for the insane there.
st. Paul. = Lawrence Orbeck, q
young Norwegian from Bismarck, N.
D., was swindled out of SIS on train
just as it was entering the union de-
pot.
Minneapolis. Consigners to Nicol-
let Creamery company called in trial
of Mulhall, Williamson and McConkey,