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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04


S. Y II 5 t e t 8 E Il 3
m q nd. 2ensmano &ielsberg /
ISfleritao er iuipenoeret paa @ruro
al &as1emtsligbeoer, iom efter Sor-
lpoenoe oreier fig ON omfring 5000
&roner.
e n b a II e u I Dffer. 9e
%torelebtge 6orbgr angaaenbe Sern.
baneulpffen beo mignoalen er MI of-
1l1tttet. Dofumenterne er in6ienbt
til Dram1nens &oIiti, iom bill inc,
bente Splpsninger peo Sernbanen oe
afbere forifiellige gi6ner / 9ram-
men. Sogen bill 6erpqa blibe ieno1
Statsaobofaten / 8ulferuo til pioere
5orfetr1tng. l1n6er 6orbgrer1e POO
Wtlpnoolen bar ser ierIig beret rogt
S9gt paa at brtnge Eieneiteoronin-
gen peo Stattonen paa set rene. 5to,
t1onSmeter Mpgoar6 blir efter
DrammenS &olitis 6oranle6ning at
betragte iom Sigtet for 6erbeo beore
at turne boretage tit Earn.
Dp + / n gsiorb p a a
Be1t1anoet. @riitiansian6s og
Smegns Sor66prfningsielffab Loo
glennem &erreositprerne inobente
Spgober ODER, bbor meget 6prfbor,
men uoDrfet Sor6, ser funoe anita
ges at fin6es in6en Diitriftet. Mf
Is foreipurgte &erreoer bar 10 ipa-
ret, at Ser / 6isie finoes tiliommen
84,525 @aa1 Dprfningsior6, piitnof
9t6riteoelen MDr. Dette er ct go6t
@fsempel paa, bpor meget 9prf-
%ntngslano @orge / @irfeligbe6en bar.
Set bar ianoiDnligpis a6ifillig mere
eno man tror. Sallet 6 MiIlioner
Maal, iom man biotil bar ftan6iet
Deo> er bisielig life formeget, 11aor
Der bare t 13 &erre6er finbes 1885
MnuI.
Mon betenfe, bba6 bette MreoI
btloe betp6e for bisie 10 &erreoer
og for 2an6et, ONT set bIep opoprfet.
Set niloe betDoe 845 rpe @aar6s=
brug paa 100 Maal oDrfet Morf,
en- Stgrreli lie, Ser er mere emo til
itreffeltg til at fgoe e1 Tamilie.
Man fan regne 8 @grn og &c
bofsne Menneifer pr. 100 MaaI,
bborefter oisie @aor6e piI6e zoe 2e=
bebreo for omfring 6,O0O-76O0
Mnnoe, labt regnet.
en- &ieIie poa Dp6s-
letet. Ser ifripes fra &aoIn16:
@n teringsipg Gut, iom ipoar tom
blem fra Mmerifa for at 6g, bleD
for en- &io iiom gift biemme poo tit
@erelie. San Lao ontageIig / @en=
gen, meoenS @ielien foregif. San
er MI og6. @oger bor baft iterf
Spiigt og G%orargelie, 1a @runoen
til @gteifabet u6ell1ffenoe bor ct
Eengeipergsmaal. Mfogoe bop6e
lin Sto facet EN- itgrre Mrp efter en-
Sonte; men bbis ian 6poe ngift, fgr
ban bar 81 Mar, ifuloe Mrpen tilfal=
De nogle an6re SIegtninge; @uttens
6ar ful6e / set SiIfel6e %ingentina
fao. @utten, iom bab6e naaet 20
Mor, funoe am1lig lebe til ban bar
81; men Mrben iful6e og maatte
blerges, og 6en eneite l16pei bar at
fon @utten gift. Ser fortelles, at
bans 6ar foreiepes bab6e benpenot
Jig til flere;; men tililut fanot bon
en- iom. efter @igen6e for en- paa
Sorboono beitemt @etaling = Ser
nepnes 1000 &roner = bar pilIiq
til at gifte Zig me6 SEN ipge @ut,
lom laa paa 9g6sletet. @uttens
iamleoe 6ormue onilooes til min6it
10000 &ro11er, og Set bar bans So
oer, iom gift al nre6 Mrben.
Sen @tilling, @pg0ens &relt bar
inotaget 6enne Gag, peffer oglaa
flor 5ororgelie; tbi ban ifal BABE uo=
tolt, at omtalte sggteifab fun bar
at betrogte iom ct YengelpgrgSmanI.
Sogen bill a1tagelig fao ct retsligt
gfteriptl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

g s ia I ). Hoitnobneren !
Morbfior6eib, 5aneiunfer Mgtlebuit,
er bpo, 81 Mar gammel. Mfoeoe bar
inoebapt mango 1illiosbperD og bar
aniet. iom en- at 8pgoens meit oplpite
og bDgtige MRno.
6 miser Sobn 8 er g
i sfien ct afgaaet pe6 9g6en / Ell
9u6er al sc Mar. SON birfebe !
8O-Morene / &riitiania S1oremis-
iion og bar ii6en peret gmiSiar oe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Sfien.
9 ran6 / 81 3 m 3 5 |. &an
@aar6en 9itre 2igita6 / &omeoal
uobre6 ser forIe6en Sormiooag sis.
gtuebpgningen, 2aoebpgningen oe
ct 8rpegerbus me6 en- iamlet Msiu=
rance al 600 &roner n%eobren6te.
&ope6bpgningen og 6ieiet reo6eoes.
On betp6elig Sgiapling og &eoifaber
itrgg me6. timber 8ran6en ber1fet
en- iterf @ino, iaa set iaa meget tru-
en6e no ogian for &opeobpgningen.
Mariagen til Sl6ens 0pfomit pi6es
en6nu lite.
g omIe g a e. e r. Sra 2un-
Sc ifribes til vBar6en": @ilef 2un6e
bar ct Stabur, iom bar Marstallet
1865. Set blep for tire Mar iiben re-
bet, flpttet og gienopbpgget paa fam-
me @aar6, oe Gieren loo ba tilfeie
Marstallet 1905. So al 6e Stene,
iom M berer Staburet, er fra Cunt
Sc gamle Stenfirfe, bbor 6e bar itaa=
ct / Bortalen. Haa @tenene er uo=
bugget Sigurer, Men6, SIanger,
Sperb oip. otter @igenbe ifal set
fpere 8ruoitpffer al @igurb Sabnes-
banes Soga iom Der er bugget /
Sten. S @taburet itoar ct Sfab
meb Morstollet 1745.
an6bruqSfuriu for
S o1fef ere e. -Baa
&oms6als Mmts 2onobru9s1fole,
@iermunbnes peb Molbe, afbol6tes /
1i6ite &alp6el al SuIi Maaneb UNDER
2e6elie at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mor6ang, ct fer6eles bellpffet 2an6=
brugsturius for Solfeitolelerere fra
Be forfielligite &anter al 2anbet =
felt fra Mfersbus til Morblano, men
ierIig fra @eitlan0d. Set meite al
l1noerpisningen = Goreoragene =
bar obertaget al 2on6brugsifolens
2erere, men ser bar og1aa tilfuI6t
flere 9errer u0enfra, 1om bol0t Sore
orag ODER ierlige gmner.
Drufning. On l1lDffe inc.
traf forle6en @ftermt6bag / Store-
panbet paa @oliengen, ibet &enoba=
tionsformano &Dbran, iom meo fin
6amilie / Gerieti6en boebe pau
@aar6en @ripsenar6, 6rufne0e.
San lful6e alene TO in6ober &on6et
for at bente fin &uitr1 og Sgn, iom
TOM, fra 8pen. @an bop6e beiit fin
&uitrus &eggfaabe op til Sell, og
maa berun6er babe miitet sen enc
Mare og bar bel iaa beit fig uooper
efter Maren og iaale6es fal6t oper-
bor6; Fan fan6tes itaaen6e / @an6et
c. Is Meter fra 2an6. Mf6ebe bar
opimoo go Mar gammel.
@o tor S. g t. Muncb
op6. &a1tor S. ct. Muncb er af=
gaat peo De6en / &riitiania / en- Ml-
ser al ner 81 Mar. Set ct en- al
Sc fraftigite og eienoommeltgite @er-
ionligbe6er in6en Sen norlfe @eiitlig=
be6, iom berme6 er pan6ret Bort.
&irfelig Snteresiereoe oil erinore SEN
Stri6, lom reiite Jig ON bans Ger
opfQtning al forifiellige firfelige
SpergSmaal. Haitor Muncb bar
blan6t an6et tmo6 Sen tbungne &on=
firmation og Sen tpu11gne firfelige
Sielie. @tri6en f9rte til, at Muncb
lggte lin Mfife0 og ienere mel0te fig
l0 al Statsfirferl / bpilfen Fan 6og
otter gift in6 for at ofre Jig for Mr=
beioe &riitiania Sn0remisiions Sic
eite. &altor @uncb bar ct ifattet
Ol..~ N.Y. c>-Y.- r Y.-.0 r..c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

g tore 80 3 e a
Blaaber er / Sc ii6ite Tiger fgrt
til Sobeoitaoen fra Sfogtrafterne
Mfer; olene ONT 2ian Station er Der
goaet flere tuien Sitter ONT ngen, 1ier
opmerflomme og %paoli6elige Sagt-
tagere paa oe &anter. S Sc iio1tc
Tiger bar bber Sag itore 61offe Sir
beioere at begge &ign 6roeet fra So
falitotionerne til Clogs meo fine
8lifipan0 / @en6erne eIler fine 81
ner" paa &pggen. u6panoringen bar
i1er baret flor ON 2gr6ogs=gfer-
miooogene, men bar ogioa Sc andre
&berboge baret betpoeligere ems
noget tioltgere @or, iaobi6t bi6es.
On BEL Del al 6isie Soft er Mrbei-
oere, iom bar taget fig Gerie en- 8 a
II Cages Si6 for at funne oripe
8erp1ufningen uforitprret. Mange
8arplnffere bar tilbragt Scat efter
Scat uoe Sfogen, og man finder set
6erfor bemarfeliesper6igt at Ser
Notil lite er opftant Sfogbran6e /
oisie Grafter unoer 5ommerens
8Rrplufning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

&enrif Sbens Graf b.
Ser gaar / btsie Gage, mems Natto=
naItbeatret opfgrer @enrtf Sblens
8erfer, Ell itaoig @trgm af Menne,
tier paa @alfart op til ben itore Dig>
ters @ran paa @or Sreliers @rap'
luno. Set im11ffe @rapiteo me6 ben
imponeren6e forte 8auta ligger TIL
bogetrutfet for Jig ielp paa en- al
&lenerne / Sen Gel al &irfegaar6en,
1om bender u6 moo @ietemprspeien.
S 6isie Gage ligger Ser itabig fri
tie 8lom1ter paa @rapen, og en- Sfa-
re at Soft al ollie Mationaliteter er
iamlet ON Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

Gen mis1ise S t =
bplt. iom man faar / Sogn og
&aroanger, ifplbes ifglge ln6erig-
gelier al 9tatsmtomolog @cbeien
bels Sniefter og sells Sopipgoomme.
Set er iler 9@bleb9iten, set gaor u6
ODER; me0 Ngrerne er set Ii6t beore,
og &irieberene giper tiloels nogen=
lnnoe goo &glt. Sra @aoren al bill
Der blioe optaget ct energiif Mrbei6e
for at faa reniet Sreerne for Sn=
1efterne og 9open. timber 2e6elle
at MmtSgortneren / Morbre @ergen=
bus oil en6el @een6 reiie run0t og
bebonole Sreerne me6 nogen npe
8eolfer, iom ifal 6rebe Sniefternes
@g og Barber. @oppen er al en-
1erlig onoartet Slogs og n1aa 1fie-
res u6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
!. norge. :
g ns NJ a II e - l.
&c. som 2ensmanb / &anie er at
Mmtmanoen beififfet fonltttueref
2ensmano Safob 6. &innem.

Or ufnet. SanoelsbeltDrer
$. Suite pes 8efalo Mftiebonoel !
DronqeooI rei1te forleoen no poo en-
@eiltur paa Eofe gano. Manoog
Moraen fonotes 5iegten fa1lot al
gano, og Ser bar lioen toreleoes
ppret lofnet efter ban1. Atopoe par
90 Mor ean1mel og ng1tt.
Gurilttrufifen gu D
brQnosDaIen bor M tnlm1-
1eret for iaar. Seionen bar nGref
meeet beore ems forrige aar. Sno~
1sbne Dplpsninger fra lautl1ge 1tpr.
re 5anatorier, @oteller og Fen1lo1o.z
ter Dalen ODER meloer ont alm1noee
Zig siQreosbeo. &ao eillebammer
bar lamtlige &oteller og &er1ltonater
peret operfplbte. De fleite Son1n1er'
eieiter bar peret norife. af llo-
le1,oinger bar ser paret melt oan1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

6 n g t fplIe af en-
iieloen Gorm inofom forleben Sag
til Muieet fra 2nn6e / @giIan6.
Stennrten er baar6 &partiit, og &aa=
benet er elipieformet, 1912 @m. iter-
lte 2eng6e og 8 @m. iterite 8reooe,
Spffelien 3 @m. 9mfring bets Mi6=
tie er in6bugget en- 2 @m. bre6 Sure
til 8efeitning al @faftet. Stapan=
ger @uieum eier fpr / lin itore
Stenoloiamling fun tire lignen6e
@fsemplarer, bboraf set enc, JONI er
funoet paa 9amsgaar6 / &lep, bar
iterit 9igbe6 mes 6enne fra 2un6e.
8egge bar set tiIfelles, at 6e er til
6anneoe at Ell al 6e imuffe bpi6e
&l1lle1tene al bbi6 &partiit, iom er
ioa pelfienot fra ~Stran6morenerne
paa eSe6eren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

&egnIo III. timber Sc iib1t'
Cages iterfe &egn bar flere al Pit:
lanoselpene iteget meget betp6elig
ifrtpeS Is. Slug. @an6ltan6en
Mieien bar iaaleoes Sen 146e 1896
oen Is. par Sen 4.68 og SEN IL.
4.50. Sra Sretten me66eles ser on
en- meget betpoelig Slom, iom en6oe
ifal bore 1tgrre eno ii6ite @aorflom
og iaapel @initra iom @ioo og Otto
bar 1teget meget ft9rft, men ialfal1
Stta er MI fal6en6e. s @Iommen
bar 8an6itan6en be6 @Iberum flor.
gaars 2.30, bbtlfet er niebbonlig for
oenne Marsti6, men igaar bar 8an6=
ltan0en innfet mes til 1856. @lben
gaar gull, og man ontoger, at Ser
bar fun6et 8rn6 Ste6 / 4olIa. s
0rammensbas6raget er 6lommen
0ertmo0 min6re. Saale6es me06e=
les Ser fra. &gnefos, at ser fun bar
EN- a%lmin6elig li6en Sgitflom.. Set
pol6iomme &egn bar ontagelig life
pirfet / nogen ftgrre noitrnfning
beitoper, i6et @an6itanoen / Sfiens-
elpen bar bol6t fig 110en at bore
.gaaet noget %ipn6erltg op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

@oppeepi6em @r1*
{tiania. st Telegrom fra 4rt-
1tiania al IS. Muguit meooeler, at
8nens SfoIer er blepet lutfet paa
@runo al en- / 8pen 'berifenoe Sop
peepi0emi. @pioemien omtales fpr<
1te Gang i v@erbens Gang" for ID.
Mugult, ser me60eler, at Der Daget1
foru6 bar inblagt 5 &atienter paa
uIlepaaI, og Dagen efter iteg @ntale
let til ID. @mitten bite Jig ferft bos
en- 8rpggearbei6er, Der antages at
babe facet sen fra en- ruSlif Dam=
per.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

g b e r g e n. vMftenpo=
item" bringer 5. s. Muguit MeooeIel-
1e efter oct frantic 81a6 uDepecbe Sc
Souloule", bbis &e6aftgr Ie6iaqeoe
Brelioent Gallieres paa bans Meiie..
He%ooftpren bar facet Sen Oplpsninq,
at Norge mart bill benitiIle til @tor=
magterne at iammenfal6e en- inter
national &onference til Operpeielie
at 9~pgrgsmaalet ON ct internotio-
nal &ontrol paa @pitsbergen. uMf-
tenpoiten" mener at bobe @runb til
at tro> at set franife SLABS Me6oe-
lelle er FORFEIT. On iaa6an interna-
t1onal &onference bar allere6e for
ODER ct Mar iioet beret antp6et iom
enifelig og iom / en- ner 6remtio
realtiabel Sanfe. S 7O-Marene frem-
Tom Sperige me6 9nifet ON at an
neftere 9grupper, men bette mg6te
SHORTHAND bos M1slono, Iigelom hell
Ter lite Norge CAB 6enne Oroninq
fin 9ilfIutning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

Debgf ia I s. Boifoobneren !
Moroiorbeib, Saneiu1tfer MstIebuft,
er bgo, 81 Mar gammel. Mf6e6e bar
Iinbebapt mango Silli0sbperD % bar
aniet. iom en- at 8pgoens meit oplpite
og 0Dgtige MRno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

s 5 5 d Il 5 ! s . I,
.SnrISberg. nbbusbpgnineen
pqo1 &anepolo i &of neobrenote to.
talt forle6en. &ele MaretS Mpling
itrpg meb. 2 &nlper in6ebr9nbte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

oenne enc @ooe? eaaoant bar leg De 8etenten. Ser er io got iom
enonu olorig iet noget @te6s." ,iIet ingen Gor6eI ne6 at
@etenhn laa 1t paa mig; Der 30 fer oIigeoeI."
pa agbe ban rolgt: Sea fau paa ban1 oq 1naa pttnof
DE er SSreuuue1 her fnn in fn= hnhe let en Gm1Ie fomiEu s iii hn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

s. y a y en- Sc t e I 8 E Il 3
mano. 2ensmanb @ielsberg /
Stlaritao er iuipen6eret paa @run0
at &aslemtSltgbeoer, iom efter Sor-
lpoenoe oreier fig ON omfring 5000
&roner.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19
Go to Minneapolis

1t is with regret that the many
friends of Capt. Nick Cowling and
his estimable family, learn that
they will take up their residence in
Minneapolis in the near future.
The health of Capt. Cowling has
been such of late as to neces-
state his retirement from active
duties and it is his desire to settle
down and take life easy after years
of hard work underground. In
choosing the Twin cities as a place
of residence, no mistake is made.
Several of Capt. Cow1ing's family
will attend the state university dur
ing the coming years and a home
in Minneapolis will be Just the
thing. The family is numbered
among the earliest residents of the
Vermlllon range and many friends
regret their removal. The en-
ployes of the Zenith, Sibley and
Savoy mines, of which Capt. Cow1-
ing had charge, voice their regrets
over the determination of the Capt.
to give up the management of the
mines.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19

the coal lands is $12O, 100000 and
the coke ovens and coke equipment
500, 900, 900, or, the total for the
coal and coke properties ir $780,
100000. Munsey finds the manu-
featuring properties, exclusive of
the Gary, Indiana plant worth
1892, 24S, 1877, and the Gary plant
expenditure up to January 1, $24,-
O63,3SS; sundry real estate, dock
facilities, railway terminals, EN-
ploye's dwellings, etc., aggregate
Sc, 694, 973; the Tennessee Coal &
Iron company, $50, 700, 900, making
the total valuation of manufacture
ing properties, occording to Mum
sey's estimate $4o3,0o7,25S. Judge
Gary on this point said: Our
physical property, that is, our mills
and furnaces, could not be dupli-
Gated for less than $500, 900, OOO."
Munsey finds the net liquid assets
Dececember 81, 1907, are 1921 1884,
8S5. In Munsey,s estimate the
Tennessee Coal Ct Iron company is
a separate item at an estimated val
lie of $50, 900, 900, which is some
what more than the Steel corpora
ton paid for it, but its chief value
lies in its coal and ore properties,
which are estimated as worth $780,
900, 900 and sos, 100000 respec-
lively. Neither, in the Munsey es-
innate, is included the contract of
the United States Steel corporation
for the Great Northern ores listed
as an asset.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19
PrOut--J Jones

James Prout and Miss Mary Eliz-
abeth Jones were married at the M
E. parsonage Monday evening by
Rev. c. H. Blake, Only afew i'm
mediate members of the family
were present.
The couple left Tuesday morn
ing for a weeks visit in Eveleth
and on Sunday Mrs. Prout leaves
Duluth for England for short bust
ness trip after which the couple take
up their residence in this city.
Many friends wish them all pos
sible happiness and prosperity.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19
NEW LID
Ely has the Simon Pure
Article

Ely was supplied Saturday even
ing with a brand new lid" 1t
was of the large merry widow"
kind and covered the entire town.
In fact it was so large it also had
Fall Lake under its protecting top.
1t was nailed, screwed and then
soldered on and the most careful
scrutiny failed to locate a leak.
Slot machines were included in the
ban and the machine run, multico1-
ored small change contrivances
were relegated to the storage houses
or their smiling countenances turn
ed to the wall.
Not only in Ely did the lid de-
scend with such telling effect, but
all the range towns were similarly
afflicted. 1t is understood this con-
dition is the result of instructions
from the County Attorneys office,
who in turn had been notified by
the attorney general that the state
laws must be enforced to the letter
or the authorities in the various
towns would be vigorously prose
cuted.
Mayor Murphy of this city took
prompt action and his officers were
notified to notify the saloons of the
changed affairs. All saloons were
closed at II o'clock and all day
Sunday. The officers made the
rounds of the places Saturday and
every evening since and no infrac-
tions have been discovered. 1t is
the intention of the authorities to
have the strict letter of the laws
lived up to.
Just at this time and while the
affairs are at white heat it might
be we'll for those interested to get
busy with the "blind-pigs" in the
locatians and about town. At a
trial in municipal conrt a few days
ago, witnesses testified in the
course of hearing that they had
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19

bought bottles of beer in this, that
and the other house, and the beer
was the cause of the troubles that
brought them into court.
Now is the accepted moment for
those who pay licenses to put in a
few ticks after hours and put stop
to the illegal traffic. We can't see
no earthly reason for one man pay
ing licence and another in the
same business not paying. We
also think it is a little bit up to the
man that pays the licence to protect
his own business. Let the 1icenced
saloon men get together and do all
in their power to stop it. Several
of the Mesaba range towns have
EFFECTIVELY put crimp in the blind
pig business, some even going so
far as to refuse to grant a 1icence
to the man who handles beer from
brewery that sells to blind pig
gers. Stop the wagons from ped
ding in the locations and force
those who want beer to come up
town and buy it in licenced saloons,
even if he has to carry it home on
his back.
1t probably will be hard mat
ter as so many of the saloon men
are also agents for the brewers, but
it can be done and no doubt would
prove satisfactory to all concerned
after getting in touch with the new
conditions. Improperly approached,
we think the mining company
would render valuable assistance.
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Suicide

Daniel McCrimmens, who has re-
sided in this city for about ten
years, was found dead alongside
the county road short distance
west of the city early yesterday
morning. A revolver alsongside
the body showed the method adopt
ed to get out of the world.
Coroner Gleason at once went to
the scene and removed the body
to the undertaking rooms. An
examination showed, that McCrim
mems had placed the muzzle of the
revolver in his mouth. The bullet
emerged behind the left ear.
The unfortunate man was about
63 years of age. Nothing can be
learned regarding his relatives. He
was employed by the lumber COM
panies for several years. Recently
he was at work on the county road.
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LARGE
CORPORATION
No Water in Steel Stock
Says Munsey

An audit of the properties of the
United Steel Steel corporation ap-
pears in the June number of Mum
sey's Magazine, prepared and writ
ten by Frank A. Munsey, to whom
the Steel corporation lent every
possible aid. Taken in connection
with the figures submitted by Judge
E. H. Gary in an interview with
James B. Morrow on April Is, 1908,
Munsey's figures are interesting.
Munsey figures that the assets of
the company are worth 81 1872, 1877
3s3, or $311, 2S3,272 in excesa of
the total capitalization of the COM
pany. Judge Gary says that the
actual cash value of Our property is
considerably more than 81, 900, OOO,-
OOO." According to Munsey, the
ore mining and timber properties
are valued at 1873, 1866, OH; Gary
in his interview says that the val
uation of the ore owned by the Steel
corporation is 81, 200, 900, 900. "
The Munsey valuation of the coal
and contemporaries is SAP, s3e, 77o.
Judge Gary holds that the value Of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19
Convention

Notices have been posted calling
a primary election for the naming
of delegates to the Republican
County convention. Theprirnaries
will be held next Tuesday evening,
May % between the hours of 7 and
8, and three delegates are to be ell
ected from this city, one from each
ward. The county convention
takes place in Duluth on Thursday
June rs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19
Commercial Club

Several committees are waiting
on the business people this week
and securing signatures for the
establishment of Commercial
Club. The movement is meeting
with a ready response, the people
seeing the need of such an institut-
ion. The organization will prob
ably be effected in a few weeks and
an active campaign waged for the
benefit of Ely.
One of the first things to be tax
en- up by the club will be the pro-
ject to advertise our elegant vicin-
ity for summer resort purposes.
The new hotel project will also be
taken up. The Duluth & Iron
Range will be asked to lend a hand
in the publicity business.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-06-19
Good Game

A pickup nine crossed bats
with the Fire Dept. nine last Sun
day and good game was the result.
M. E. Gleason did the umpiring in
an impartial manner and so tar no
kicks have been heard. The game
resulted in favor of the fire boys by
a score of 6 to 7.
The past few weeks Sunday
games have demonstrated the tact
that good material was at hand tor
first-class ball team. Several OF
the younger players. both IN the
Finn and other clubs have shown
excellent bali material and a good
nine could be recruited from among
the bnnch. What Ely needs IS an
enclosed ground and a grand stand.
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Charge of All

Capt. Chas. Trezona has beet
made general manager of all the
Oliver company's works on the
Vermilion range. While Capt.
Trezona has been in active charge
of the Vermilion range mines for
sometime the official announcement
by the company was made only q
week or so ago.
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WE CELEBRATE
Ely Will Do the HOnOrs ON
the Fourth
Fund Subscribed for a Prop
er Celebration

The mass meeting called for
Monday evening was attended by
only few. Mayor Murphy called
the meeting to order and L. Brock
way acted as secretary.
A committee consisting of M. J..
Murphy, Grant McMahan, 7. E.
Miller, Chas. Trezona, Louis Else
mach and P. Schaefer were named
to sound the citizens in regard to
funds for the celebration. The
committee got busy at once and
enough money was subscribed to
warrant going ahead.
The committee met yesterday
afternoon and names subcommit-
tees as follows;
Music - Chas. Trezona, Geo.
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