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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-02-05
COUNTY CLUB
Considerable Good Accom-.
plished by Meeting

The St. Louis County Club me-
at the Commercial Club rooms il
Duluth Friday evening and some
business was transacted. One oil
the best features of the meeting
was the bringing together of the
several delegates for a closer dis
cussion of the affairs of the county
The measures of vital interest to the
county were discussed and it was
decided to work for the best inter
ests of the County of St. Louis in
harmony. The following resolu-
lions were adopted:
ARTICLE This Club shall be
known as the County Club of St.
Louis county and shall have for
its members four delegates regular
ly appointed from each municipal
ity within the County of St. Louis,
having a Commercial Club or Bust
ness Mems Association, and also
four delegate members regularly ap-
pointed from each Farmers Club
in the County.
Delegates appointed from each
Commercial body, within the coun-
ty shall present to the secretary of
the County Club their appointments
from the local club signed by the
president and secretary of such
club prior to the first annual meet
ing in January of EACH year.
ARTICLE 1.-THE County Club
shall hold at least four meetings
each year and such meetings shall
be held within the county and at
such cities and villages as the club
by majority vote determine at a
previous meeting. However, in no
event shall the club hold two meet
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Notice of Sewer Assessment

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City Clerk, Ely
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mending the employment of Miss
McMasters as an additional teacher
in the primary department; was ap-
proved and ordered that she be no.
tifd.
| The following reports from the
buildings and grounds committee
was presented and disposed of as
follows: That the use of a fuse
box in the third story of high
school be discontinued and that a
switch be placed, approved. That
the committee had communicated
with the city council with reference
to rates for electric wiring and wat
er. Report accepted as report of
progress and matter left in its hands
for further action. Recommending
that the request of Supt. for mould.
ing and rail in his Office be granted
and placed, recommendation APP
proved. A report relative to max
ing fire escape complete on the
High School Building was submit
ted with prices for furnishings and
materials from Albert Kolstad.
The matter was referred back to
the committee with instructions to
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ings in the one year at the same
city or village.
ARTICLE III-The date of such
quarterly meeting shall hereafter
be on the third Tuesday in Janu-
ary, April, July and October OF
each year, and notice of such meet
ing shall be given the members in
writing by the Secretary, at least
ten days prior to said meeting. 1t
shall be the province of the local
Commercial Club, where such
quarterly conventions are held to
provide convention hall and do
such other things as the better
judgement of the local club may
determine, provided, however, that
it in no way conflicts with the bust
ness of the County Club conven-
ton.
ARTICLE IV-The County Club
shall be Differed by the election at
the annual meeting in January of a
President, First Vice President
second and third vice-presidents
and Secretary. Their term of office
shall be one year. Their duties
shall be similar to that of other
officers of like Commercial bodies.
OBJECTS OF County CLUB
The province of the County Club.
shall be to discuss and formulate
ways and means for the progress
and development of the commercial
agricultural and industrial resources
of St. Louis County; to take up
questions of common interest affect
ing the whole county or any part
thereof; to discuss needed legisla-
ton and to assist in the passage of
laws affecting St. Louis
County and to formulate from time
to time such needed legislation.
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Notice of Sewer Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that special
cells OF land hereinafter described and for the
person owning or liable the
the treasurer of the City Df Ely, Minnesota,
Geo. Holiness Lot 1, Block Whteside's
Holiness Lot Block
George Ayre Block II, Whitesdes
George T. Ayres, West %
Albert Humble, H. Whitesdes Addition
TO Ely Mnn 272
LOT BLOCK IL Whesldes Add
Whtesldes
LOT Whtesldes Addu Ety.
LOT BLOCK Wh1tesdes Add,
~ BLOCK II, Whitesides Add,
LOT w. BLOCK IL Whitesides Add.
Add, Ely Mimi. 1896
BLOCK "a Whhesdes Add, Ely,
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LOT BLOCK "a Whtesides Add
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Ropert Wniteside Lot Block "a Whedes ADD
LOT BLOCK "a Whides Add,
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BLOCK "a Whitesdes Add,
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H. BLOCK "a Whtesides Add,
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hand and seal OF the City
day of January, D.. @@.t3-
L.. J. WHITE.
'0eai' City Clerk City Of Ely, Aiupesotae
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HIGH SCHOOL
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The first semester examinations
were given last Thursday and Fri
day, the time limit for each exam
ination being an hour and a half.
The second semester began Mon
day and the new half year subjects
were begun.
The High School Band is practic-
ing regularly every Tuesday and
Thursday nights with Mr.. Pierce
leading them. They have a lot of
new music.
The Rixa literary society held a
meeting Wednesday night at
O clock, the main feature of the
program being debate. Resolved
that the United States should annex
Canada. The judges decided in
favor of the negative side.
The report cards were given out
Tuesday afternoon. There were
still number of failures and spec
ial classes are being held to enable
these pupils to catch up with the
the rest of the class.
HELENA HOROVITZ.
FLORENCE KURVINEN.
HARLEM JOHNSON.
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Trezona, H. J. Lockhart, H. L.
Hagerman, J. A. Graves and w.
James.
After the election of officers, the
banquet was held. Congressman
c. B. Miller was the guest of honor
and during the course of the even
ing delivered an address which met
with the approval of all those pre-
sent.
Mr.. Miller spoke at some length
on the harmony" situation ex-
listing in several of the range towns
and between the range towns and
Duluth. His remarks were listen
ed to with attention and it is safely
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-02-05

to be said that Mr.. Miller filled the
bill. Reports indicate that the adj
dress was one of the best delivered
here in many years. Several of
the members also made talks. NJ
E. Gleason acted as POSTMASTER.
Col. John Bailey did the honor at
the tables assisted by some of the
members. The festivities were
concluded at about 2 o'clock.
During the evening Treas. P. 7.
Brownell was presented with a
gold pen on behalf of the members,
the presentation address being
made by DR.. G.. 7. Ayres.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT NO. Il.
Ely, Mimi, Jan. 4th, 1905

Ely, Mimi, Jan. 4th, 1909.
Meeting of school board called to
order by President, all members
present.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved as read.
A communication from Robert
Whitesides relative to exchange on
order, was referred to committee on
finance with power to act.
Bids for digging we'll at White
Iron Lake School building were
opened and canvassed and contract
awarded to Edward Jarvi for the
sum of $500.
Communication from President
of Board on matter of starting box
for moter for Lincoln school refer
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ANNUAL MEETING
Ely Club Members Enjoy
Themselves

The annual meeting of the Ely
Club occurred Tuesday evening
and very good time was enjoyed
by those present. The annual
election of officers was held and
the following were elected:
Pres't-M. E. Gleason.
Vice Pres 't-Geo. Il. Ayres.
Treas .-P. T. BroWnell.
Sen. Trebilcock.
Directors, 2 year term-Chas.
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Tower Election

The election at Tower Tuesday
was considerable of surprise and
the following were elected:
Mayor-Wm. Hill.
Treas. -Hjal1nar Pearson.
Rec.-Chas. Lang.
Nun. Judges. E. Mclaughlin.
Aldermen Doc Lackie, Matt
Michelich and John Robertson.
Constable e. Claffy.
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HEALTH REPORT
Board of Health Reports to
Council

Chairman Ayres of the Board of
Health, of the City of Ely, has
made his annual report to the City
Council and tiSs report was inter
esting. DR.. Ayres reports several
things that are not generally known.
DR.. Ayres reports as follows:
The following cases of contagious
diseases have been quarantined by
the Health Department during the
past year: Smallpox, 8; Scarlet
Fever, L Dipltheria, IS; total, A
2 cases of smallpox were cared for
in the City Quarantine Hospital;
apart from the Quarantine Hospital
80 guarantees were established
All of the above mentioned cases
recovered.
Births were, reported as follows:
January, "a; February, 1S; March,
20; April, 1S; May, II; June, 2S;
July, IS; August, Is; September,
II; October, II; November, IA;
December, 6; total, POT. OF the
children born, los were male and
101 were female; in one case it was
impossible to determine the sex,
owing to a malformation. There
were 205 single births and one case
of twins. The nationality of the
parents is as follows: Austrian
1903; Finnish, 81; American, Is;
Italian, 4; English, 2; Swedish, l.;
Norwegian, J.; German, 1; Welsh
Swedish, l; Austrian American, 8;
Finnish-American, 8; Swedish
American, l Canadian American,
l; Norwegian-Austrian 1; Norwe-
gian-Danish, l; Norwegian-Polish
1; Canadian German, 8; English
American, 2; German-American, 1 i.
Only Is of the 207 children born
during the year were of American
parentage; and in II cases one. of
the parents only was of American
birth.
Deaths were registered as fol-
lows: January, S; February, s.;
March, 8; April, 4; May, 7; June,
4; July, 2; August, 4; September,
s; October, 4; November, S; Dec
ember, S; total, IS. Causes assign
ed for deaths were as follows:
Commissions, 2; Stillbirth, 8; Urae-
mia, 2; Fracture of Skull, 3; Bron-
cho-P Pneumonia, 9; Intestinal Tox-
aemia, 2; Freezing, l; Appended
tbs, 1; Syphilis, 2; Lobar Pneumon-
ia, 1; Cerebral Hemorrhage, 2,
Tuberculosis, Lungs, /; Peritoni-
tbs, l; Old Age. !; Emf olitis,
3; Castro enteritis, /; Dis
ease, 2; Suicide, |; Brigh sease,
4; ricketts,, /; Meningea 3ercu-
losis, 1; Cause Unknow Mar
asmus, 3; hamilton, holera
Infantl1r1l. L. OF the erSons
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Methodist CArrch Notes.

District Superintendent Rev. J. H. Newland will preach on Sunday, Nov. |. He will be present Saturday even- ing, Nov. s, to attend the Quarterly Conference
 The Ladies Aid Society hold rum mage sale Friday, Oct. g.
 A pleasant and instructive evening was spent with Sir Walter Scott on Wednesday. The program was in the charge of Louis Battey, to whom much credit is due for the thought and labor which he spent on the evenings enter tainment, providing maps and pic tures to make the papers even more in- teressing. The program follows Hail to the Chief Read by Mfr. Battey Song, Sweet Alton, Bertha Rich afdson, Helen Devtne, Frank Heath Life of Scott Miss Edith Foster Times of Scott Mrs. Gascoigne Song, Blue Bells of Scotland,
 Helen Devine, Frank Heath Contemporaries of Scott
 Miss Florence Thatcher Land of Scott Nr. Battey Either selections MT. Hoffman Lay of the Last Minstrel
 Mics Charlotte Gsscoigne Lady of the Lake Miss Grace Bennett Song. Coming Thro' the Rye.
 Miss Elizabeth Rawley with banjo
 accompaniment by Miss Foster Keniswofth Miss Carrie Leach ouentin Durward Miss Grace Lawtor
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Congregational Church Notes

The state sunday School Convention to bc held al New Haven. November 2. 10, II, promises te be gathering of much interest 10 sunday School Work CTS.
 X Christian EndeaNor Rally will bo held h the auditorium ot the church on Thursday evening. at s o'clock. Rev. Smith Baker will deliver hts ati- dress on..t t'hssssian t.ndcavor, and Mlss EunicePArk ot Stafford will slng.s Face Co Face, and "I Heard tho voice of Jesus say.s Every one who heard pr. Baker when he was hcrc last win- ter will surely take advantage of this opportunity to hear him again. Tho societies of the other churches cosre- spending to our Christian Endcavor-- the Epworth leaguc, B. Y. F. q .etc.. are invited, In fses the invitation b general. The committee will sesve light rcfrcshmensss
 Officers and Commistees of the Jun for (. E,:
 President, William Fuller.
 Vlcc President, Wilton Green.
 Secretary, May Fuller.
 Treasurer, Kenneth sharpe.
 COMMITTEES
 Music. Evelyn Eilis, Louise Adams, Sylvia Whcelock, Dorcas Bartlett, May Evans, Elizabeth sherman.
 Sunshine, Sylvia Potter, Gertrude Hromlie, Iixxie Barnes, Alicc Wilson.
 Books, Elsie Potter, William Mans- field, Dorothy Wright, ,HenriettAts sould. Wilton Green.
 Humane, William Fuller, Walter Cain, Bcrnice Tattoon, Phyllis Sykcs.
 Birthday, May Fuller, Katherine Sew ard.
 Social, tFma Green, Ruth Bartlett, Edith Hrownley, Doris Syk
 Prayer Meeting, kcuneth sharpe, Jennie Browniie, Irene Spalding, Fan nie Keller.
 Lockout. Ruth Child Jessie Macsion- aid. Doris Carver, Grace BfownIey.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Superior Court.

The case of Caron ys Latham & Crane was continued all day Thurs- day. The jury found for the defend. ant.
 Court opened Friday with . short calendar session and assignment of cases. Maude T. Fish of Eastford was granted . divorce from E. ;. Fish of Pomfret on the grounds Of intemper- an<e.
 The rest of the day was consumed with the case of Clark c. Lawton vs Frank A. Herrick, both of Brooklyn. Plaintiff claims $40 damages and pray. for an injunction restraining the plaintiff from poluting stream with shavings, sawdust, and apple pomace from . cider mill. The defendant denies the complaint except 70 far ~ he has put some sswdust and pomace into the stream under claim of . pre- scriptive right.
 The above cAse was continued or Tuesday and Wednesday. Argu- meuts were heard late Wednesday afternoon The judge will charge the jury this fThursdayl morning.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Qslsebase peaess MeesIss.

The second special meeting of Qulns- baug Pomona Grange. No. 2, will he held with Wolf Den Grange, No. 6i, at Abingdon, at i0.aO .. m., Haturday. October 3O, for coniesring tho fifth de- gree Of the osdss. lectusef's hour In the fourth degrse h tho aliesoOn. Din. ner will b. served by Wolf Den 0sanes on the usual plan. It is hoped that Fourth Degree patsops expecting to take the sixth dsgsss at ths State Grange in January will ayaiI thsm. selves of this opportunity Of taking tho fifth, and that ofIicess of the local grangm wili make special efforts to make the elan for this meeting e large e po~sibIs, particularly by inter- ssting the new memhefs Of the order In the work of the Pomona Grange. Application blanks will he furnlshed to secsesaries or oehers, on request e Frank (. Lummis, sscretasy, Chaplin Conn. Program q the meeting will bl sent to prospective candidstss wh< send their sddsess to the Worthy Lee tuner. Prof. (. A. Wheeler, ss Storm Conn.
 Candidates should report 10 the set retafy promptly on arrival.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
cl,, ooar,-Isa..ell .,a.lss.

Annie Watson. coIorcd, of Hnmp- ton, appeared In court Monday morn- tng to answer to charge of drunken- ness and breach of the peace. She plead guilty, After Annie got her load early Saturday evening she cAr- ried it up on Oak hill and there iaid down and began to hHllo. Her cries disturbed the peaceful neighboFh0od and the police were called. Annie hnd gone her limit and couldn't carry it any farther so the officers had to carry her and her load bodily to police head. quarters' "ladies" wnfd. Hut nl- though she couldn't walk Annie could halo, and she kept 1t up al along the route, and the officer testified that there were 5000 tn the escort he- fore the end of the route was reached. She had no money but she said Hho had lots Of II due her in Hampton for shocking corn at 5 cents DOT hushels and promised to send Si5 to the clerk of the court If allowed to go after it. She departed with thIs understanding. also to absent herself from our city and It's temptations.
 John Kelly was present for Just "simplen drunk. He was picked up in the north end of town Saturday night with skin full of booze. lie had q job to go to and promised to send In Si0.09 and so departed.
 The seven ensss of selling liquor to n minor were continued to Nov. ist.
 Earl Davis, whose case was contlnu- cd from some time In the past, ap- pearcd and told the court that when the "feilersn had asked him to have . drink for two weeks past he had either ordered bottle of hop or . Havana. His case was terminated by payment Of yI.
 Joseph Potsln wss also present on . continuance. He had had hts mama put on the black list and had taken the pledge for year and hsd also been working steady. Ills case was again continued to Nov. 27.
 Andrew WiIIenson was before tho court this Thursday charged In two counts with Statutory burglary. Hs plead not guilty to breaking and eniss- ing but said ne would plead guilty sO larceny. An adjournment was taksn until ii.30. Williamson, os Wyman, ae he then eallcd himself, appeared as Williams boarding house, Elm stsset, Tuesday evening and applied for board~ He represented himself as coming hsso to learn the manufacturing businens- A few hours after he Iefs tho house the next morning Chaunesy Talbee and Emil Benoat found some o( thels belongings misstng and tho maetss was reported b tho police. Ms. Talbne went to Worcester Wednesday a1los. noon, saw tho man, rsoognised hin. had him arssstsd and brought hin = this city.
 When eourt cana in q 1l.1o on amended complaint, wlthdsawtne tho counts for burglary and aiding tuo counts for iaresny, va rsad to tho =. fsndant and hs sntsfsd . plea q guilty. He was ssntenesd to pay costs q oal.lo and to ten months h Jall.s
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Mrs. Whitmore, secretary of the lady committee called upon each town com. mittec to report on each child from the Home that had been placed in her town.
 Miss Annie 1Sngley, of Willimantie, was the last one called upon. After her report she paid well deserved tfi- bute to MT. and Mrs. Converse for the faithful work they have done, and then closed ny presenting them with silver spoons, desesert spoons, table spoons and fork-presented by the Commis, sioners, their wives and the town com. mittee, including Mrs. J. R. Barber, q charter member, formerly of Wood. stock, but for number of years has been resident of this city. Although enfeebled by age she has always been present at the meetings and loyal supporter of the work.
 Superintendent Converse, although taken by surprise, responded to the friendly present with thanks, not only for the gift, but also for the loyal sup port Of the County Commissioners, the Town Committee, and the public gen. erally, and added, that should Mrs. Converse and himself remain one year or two years, that they should always De ready to help along the work.
 Mrs. Mitchell and Secretary Kellogg, of the State Board of Charities, and Dr. A. J. Wolf, of the State Board of Health, having to leave on the 3:27 train, spoke very briefly.
 After,their departure Mrs. H.O.Pres. ton read paper telling Of the work of the Home.
 Rev ]. k. Stubbert, Judge l.. K. Cat lin, of Woodstock, II. T. Wilder of the "Observer," Judge W. E. Gallup, of Chaplin, and several others, made brief remarks, commenting the work of the institution and benefit to the children that came under its influence.
 Souvenir Taylor, who was unable to be present, sent his compliments to each guest and also 10 the children. Several others brought candy and nuts to the children.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

-. W. Church and wife went to Ashford Friday and remained over Sunday.
 --Lemon's Redneld, . black, white and tan dog, owned by Russell Per kins of Pomffes. won the membership stake In the field trials of the Connec- ticut club at Hampton Tuesday and q this was his third win he took the cup offered as permanent prize. Mr Peskins handled his own dog.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
lntarsstana LocAIs

 A new lot of plumss at Min Eenn's. All the latsst styiss of hals juse ~. lived at Mias Egan's.
 New iine of haif goods at Mn Egnn's. 0sdsFs for switeh1e ta1oa. A frssh line cf oysteu opsn from eho shell, also in siass Jan, q Asnot1ao fish maskss, ,Front sereet. : Novembss Columbia reeosds now en sale q |. N. Inssasam's shop. Rsar fret stseet.
 Whsn your osereoat nssds sspalulno take lt 70 tho EagIe 1allosino Goar shop. velves eollam fsom - enn1, n ] Examine the nne ltno el k11 Iswslsy = E. Q. Wslrno1 h
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

-F. ". Seward and family have bssn entertaining E. \. Leese of Gull ford and his daughter. Ars. E. 6, Kelsey q EAst River.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

The annual meeting of the Tempora- ry Home was held on Thufsdsy of ia<t week at the Home The day being one of sunshine and beauty It wAs weii cal.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

eulsted to bring out large gathering, and chen the trains rolled into the sta. lion, 1t was seen there would be q hoase-fnil. The carriages were quickly filled. and lion. G. A. Hammond was "Hammond," and while he could not himself attend, on account of busi- ness engagement, he sent his auto 10 help take up the guests, 30 that all were seon at the Home.
 As usual, sociaeility and inspection of the premises were enjoyed until dim ner wss served In the spacious dining room. where seventy-nine were count cd at the ttr~t table. While the guests were dining sixty-ninc children were a,so being. fed.
 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Hall of the Board of Con- naissioaen. He called upon Superin- tendens J. D. Converse for his report, which was given as follows:
 For the year lslS and l90e:
 Children in the Home Oct. l, 1908, 70 Rrseised during the year, 2
 Making total of 9S Placed tn families, Is Returned 10 friends, $ Died, Sent to Connecticut school for boys, I Discharged, I Remaining in Home Oct. |. 1909, 69
 Total, as
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La recepciones en- Ia E9rta|eza

Ell amable Secretario particular del
Gobernador ha informado a los reporters
que la seilorita Cotton tendra ell gusto
de recibir en- la Mansion Ejecutiva, a
s,ls amistades, los jueves de cuatro a seis
de la tarde en- vez de los viernes, como
sc venia hacienda.