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Arizona republican., 1909-02-08

any punishment on his return to Mare Island but this is rather a step by which the government may pay his expense back. Otherwise he could not be allowed transportation However. he Is detained at the county jail await ing the arrival of an officer from Mare Island or an order from the au thorities there for him to be taken there by a local officer.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
WHY DON'T YOU TRY?

Why don't you try to be happy? That is, if you are weak and nervous, why don't you try Sexine Pills? They are the best tonic in the world, simply because they are the best for any form or nerve weakness in men and women. Price $1 box; six boxes s5. with full guarantee. Address or call EIvey & Hulett, where they sell all the prin- cinal remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
WHITE WAISTINGS

One lot of fine White Waistings. stripes and dotted patterns, were
 35c. for .................l7 l-2c
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
Personal and Otherwise.

and prosper.
 Personal and Otherwise.
 James B. Ross returned to town Wednesday from several days visit on a mine inspection trip to Copper Basin. Like every one else who visits that district he was well pleased with what he saw.
 Peter Walters and son. James, re- turned to their mines at Riverside Thursday morning. Mir. Walters, Sr, has just returned from business trip to Los Angeles and James w., has been rusticating for a few weeks in Parker.
 To show how business in the livery line Is rushed in Parker there was not vehicle or animal for hire Wednes- day morning Time Is not far distant when automobiles will correct this condition.
 John Sanborn owner of a splendid mining property in the Riverside mountains left Thursday morning on the automobile for few days visit to Needles.
 Mrs. Riddle returned home Tuesday from a visit of couple of weeks with relatives in Mesa City.
 William Teague. a mining man of the Riverside section is visiting in Parker for few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
Dr. Emmons fits and furnishes gias- ses, 26S N. 4th avenue.

"Our glasses fit" We carry 1nvisi- ble Bifocal, Toric and all other lenses and frames manufactured Swigert Bros. IT D. Adams. Phone Red 2641.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
A COMING ENTERTAINMENT

Tickets for the Carrie Jacobs Bond entertainment will be on sale Monday at the Adams pharmacy. Mrs. Bond has charmed large audiences in this country and Europe by her evenings of song and story telling. and it is an event for Phoenix to entertain such a noted woman.
 Crump pays cash for eggs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-24
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-24
IN POLITICS

Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler, the de-
feated democratic candidate for gov
ernor OF New York in 1908 and for two
years the lieutenant governor of the
state, intends to become a democratic
candidate for the general assembly at
the election this fall
Congressman Charles C. Reid, who
has represented the Fifth district of
Arkansas for the past eight years, has
declined to become a candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor of
Arkanas. His present plan is to retire
from public life at the expiration of his
term in the house.
The opinion prevails in Washington
that congress will do little more than
mark time and pass appropriation bills
the coming session. With the tariff Sit
uation awaiting the disposition of the
income tax and railroad legislation
hating for a decision of the supreme
court, in the Missouri rate case defining
the rate fixing powers of the interstate
commerce commission. the field may be
left open for a limited grist of corpora
ton law but not much more
If the next house of representatives
is democratic, Champ Clark of Missouri
will probably be speaker and Represen-
tative Underwood of Alabama chairman
of the ways and means committee. If
the republicans continue in control. Mr..
Cannon will in all probability again be
speaker and Representative Payne of
New York again chairman of the ways
and means committee. Such at least
seems to be the calculation from the
Washington point of view
The republicans have begun spir-
| tied campaign for the governorship in
Virginia. The party leaders are MAX
ing roseate predictions of carrying the
state. The more sober judgment of we'll
informed politicians. however, is that
this is not be expected. but that 1t
is possible that the democratic majority
may be cut into heavily. The demo-
cratic party in the state is divided into
factions, while the republicans seem
united.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
BALANCE OF CEMETERY
BEING STAkED OUT
SURVEYORS FROM IRON MOUNTAIN
ATwoRK ON CLEARED PORTION
HEALTH OFFICER GETS BUSY
Orders All Alleys Cleaned up and
Garbage Removed From City
Lots.

The first work undertaken by the
city authorities this year is the plat
ting Of the cleared portion OF the Gem
etery which is being done this week
by couple Of surveyors from Iron
Mountain.
When the west end OF the cemetery
plat was cleared year ago only por-
tion OF 1t was plated into lots The
demand for lots has been so great that
the board decided to plat out the bal
ance of the.lots at once.
The board is also doing lot Of gen
eral work at the cemetery in the way
Of spring cleaning. The tank was
connected up during the week and
now water is available for any OF the
cemetery patrons who wish to fix up
the graves.
The cemetery board has made a lot
OF improvements with the limited
amount Of money at their disposal and
If the good work is kept up for year
or two more Crystal Falls will be able
to boast Of as hno cemetery lot as
any Of its sister cities in the peninsula.
The work in and about the city has
been confined TO cleaning up the streets
of the rubbish that accumulated during
the winter and our streets are now
looking eomewhat presentable.
The health department got busy this
week and ordered general cleaning
up. Some of the alleys OF the city GER
tainly needed cleaning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
CITY WILL OBSERVE
MEMORIAL DAY
MASS MEETING APPOINTED GENERAL
COMMITTEE
TRYING FOR OUTSIDE SPEAKER
City Council Has Taken Action and every
Society and Organization Invited to
Turn Out.

WHEREAS the customs OF the coun-
try and the order OF the Governor OF
the State Of Michigan has made Mem
orial day day Of public observance IN
honor of the heroes who fought for the
permanency OF the flag. and
Whereas the Both day OF May falls
this year on Sunday and the national
holiday Is therefore established by ex-
ecutive action on. Monday the Sist day
of May.
Therefore the mayor and common
council OF the city of Crystal Falls
request that all business be supsended
within the city limits on Monday. May
3lst, between the hours of o'clock a.
m. and O'Clock p. m. and that the
people assemble and take part in the
exercises and ceremonies arranged by
the citizens committee for that day.
Arvid Bjork.
Mayor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
Board Of Review.

The board OF review for the city OF
Crystal Falls was in session at the city
clerks Office most OF the week. The
roll as made up by Assessor Brown
was very satisfactory and but few
changes were made TO 1t.
The board OF review in the townships
meet on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in June this year which
will make the first meeting on Tues
day, June and the second meeting
the week after.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
Pulled Down Smoke Stack

The Dunn mine was the scene OF a
peculiar accident last Saturday about
IL o'clock The big smoke stack was
pulled down by @. ~ N. w. engine
which was unloading coal on the
trestle
The stack is . feetin diameter and
90 feet high. A guy wire got tangled
in the cars in some way and down
came the big column, smashing il all
TO pieces.
A short piece off the bottom end was
cut of and raised mp In position by 2
0 clock by means OF which one boiler
was kept in steam and one pump at a
time worked.
An engine and car was sent at once
70 the Baker mine stack loaded on
the car and hauled into the Dunn that
evening The men worked all day
Sunday and got the stack up so that
hoisting wac resumed on Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
MORE ORDERS IN STEEL
Finishing Mills Are Further Increasing Their
Capacities.

Capacities.
Large orders for finished steel pro
ducts were placed last week ana finish.
ing mills OF the independent interests
as well as of steel corporation subsid-
iaries have further increased capacity.
Finishing mills generally are running
from 40 to 90 per cent Of output, rail
mills being the only important excep-
tion. The latter are running scarcely
40 per cent OF capacity.
AS heretofore. the most notable ex-
amples of activity have been in wire
products, structural and fabricated
steel and tin plate. but there also have
been satisfactory orders for steel pipe,
steel plates and soft steel bars. II is
understood that about 80 per cent Of
agricultural implement manufacturer
have closed contracts for bars mp 10 the
irst of January and many for the year
ending July, 1910. These contracts
aggregate about 800. 900 tons.
The principal fabricated steel con-
tracts included 3. 500 tons for the Pen
nsylvania railroad, and smaller ton
nages for the Erie. Seaboard Air line,
Baltimore a. Ohio. and Jersey Central,
but the most interesting development
was the taking OF bids for the Phil.
adelphia a. Reading track elevation at
Philadelphia. The McClintock Mar
shall Construction company made the
lowest tender their bid being S47 per
ton erected. They probably will re-
ceive the award and the contract, in
creased from 1900 TO 28, 900 tons.
Since the first OF Nav fabricated steel
contracts placed have aggregated
100, 900 tons, and as much more is
pending Rail contracts placed during
the week have aggregated 80, 600 tons
In pig iron the principal feature OF
interest was the placing OF orders for
80, 900 tons of basic iron by. Eastern
steel works There has been fair
tonnage Of boundary contracts. mainly
in small lots. Indicating more general
activity among the small consumers
Total sales OF boundary grades have
been about 25, 600 tons in New York
New England and Philadelphia terri
tory.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
The Log Drives.

The log driving season Is now on
and logs are coming down the Paint at
a pretty fair rate considering that the
balmy days Of logging on the Paint is
over with.
A crew OF six men Is maintained at
the power plant 10 sluce the logs that
come into the pocket.
The water Is very high this year and
the usual flood il In evidence down at
the falls.
Herman Holmes has his drive well
uuder way on the Brule and expects to
have no trouble in putting 10 through
TO Saunders whore II will end and the
logs be- loaded on cars
Mike Gonyou Is driving his logs out
OF the Deer and VIM. James has a
drive on the Fence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
Capture Of the Murderer.

The Florence Mining News has q
|verN interesting account OF the cap.
|ture OF Dasconey, the Italian who shot
Ia fellow Italian at Pslatka last week
la mention OF which was made In our
last weeks Issue. The account is as
|followsi
''Immediately after the shooting
|Dasconey and three OF his friends fied
|but the latter were soon captured
|The Iron County officers at once com
|mnnicated with the Florence sheriff
land gave him a description Of the fu-
|ritlve. Late Thursday afternoon. w.
III. Dennis met an Italian on the road.
a mile or two north Of this city, the
ftrangers stopping 10 inquire the way
~ Iron Mountain. Mr.. Dennis had
heard of fhe Iron County murder and
bui made up his miud that his In
|erf51kter was probably the murderer.
|ks soon as the man had resumed his
Tourney. Mr.. Dennis ran 10 his resi-
Hence and called mp Under Sheriff Wis
|ner on the telephone. The officer
Itarted ont after the suspected and,
sfter considerable search found him
.onrealed In a shicket near the road on
he mining company's farm. The
elIow was eating lunch OF bread and
heese.
'sThe under sheriff was assisted In
IL search Tor the suspect by Miss
gusta Westin. of this city. Miss
- n was on her way 10 George
s' farm when she saw q man
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
WILL SEND FORWARD ALL the ORE
POSSIBLE THIS YEAR
BRISTOL MDs so MEN TO FORCE
Other Mines Of the District Expect TO Star.
shipping Stocked Ore in the Near
Future.

Orders were received at the Mans
field mine last Wednesday TO start ship
ping ore aud ON Thursday morning the
ore that has been going.outo the stock
pile was turned into cars and Is now
going forward TO the docks.
In addition TO ALPHABETICALLY out
pot the shovel will be worked three
d4ys each week loading the stocked
ore. The three day schedule is design
cd as a starter but 1t is thought that
the shovel will be operated full time
before long.
Ii has been known for some time
that the intention Of the Oliver Min
ing company was 10 make big output
from the Mansfield this season. In
fact the property cannot put out as
much ore as the corporation would like
TO get from there but good sized
output will be maintained just the
same.
Word was passed about town on
Wednesday that the Bristol force was
to be augmented by the addition OF 90
men TO the working force which will
raise the total number OF men employ
ed there to about $50.
The orders at the Bristol are to get
out and ship all the ore possible this
year and that means that 'some out
put' will be shown up by the Bristol
for that property is without peer AS
producer in Iron county.
: The big stockpile which has been in
the way at this property will be loaded
into cars at once and sent TO the docks,
This means the uninterrupted opera
tlon OF the Bristol on a large scale for
another year and allays the fear that
some have had that the stocked ore
would not be sent forward this year.
4 cuusfng a curtailment in the force
the coming winter.
There seems to be somewhat OF a
hitch In the construction Of the new
spur track TO the North Armenia mine
and it is rumored that some difference
in opinion between the land owners
over which the right-ot-way must
pass and the railroad company Is the
cause OF the delay.
The grading tools were received here
last week and men were hired to start
work on the grade but on Monday they
were notified that their service would
not be needed for Sine
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
A Big Jury List.

The June term OF the circuit court
for Iron county promises TO be the
most interesting of any held in the
county's history. Three murder trials
are to be heard and in order TO provide
sufficient material among the jurors a
list OF 20 has been drawn. the largest
panel in the history of the county.
The murder trials TO be heard are
those Of the two west side fellows. men
tion.of which was made last week. and
OF Henry Rajala from this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22

hiding in the thick brush alongside OF
the road. Naturally she became badly
frightened and ran. Meeting Mr.. Wis
mer. the young lady told OF her dis
coyery and pointed out the place where
the murderous Italian was concealed.
"The prisoner at once admitted his
name was Dssconey and confessed TO
the killing Of Paryurote. he also ssi6
he had fired three shots at himself In
an endeavor TO commit suicide, the at.
tempt failing. although one OF the bull
lets struck his chin and made slight
wound.
"Dacsoney was locked up in the
county Jail and the next yesterday
morning was taken 10 the North
Western depot and turned over to
Under Sheriff William Moss and Supt
Jobe. OF Iron County. Fifty dollars in
money was found on the murderer s
person.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN. MAY %. 1909.

there will be singing and other appro
pirate music. In case OF rain thess
exercises will be held In the court
house.
The committees tor the occasion are
as follows:
Finance
Robert Munns and A. ]. Connolly.
Speaker and platform
Robert B Webb.
To invite Lodges and other civic or
gsnizatioDs TO join in parade
VIM. Nebsitt. Vino osterberg and
A. II Smith.
Advertising
Chas. Neugbeauer.
Marshal OF the day
A. j. Connolly.
Assistant Marshal
George Voos.
Music
Mayor Arvid Bjork.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

advertised in advance and all farmers
In the vicinity are collected at Ger
tain place where the demonstration il
made
Mr.. Mctiee wasn't certain as to just
how many demonstrations will be
given in this locality but one will be
given at the Balsam farm OF Thos
Conlin where the farmers from the
Fisher settlement. the halfway and the
Amasa settlement will congregate to
see the work done.
The time for this demonstration has
not been set yet but IL will SION be an
nounced.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
MILLS ARE ACTIVE
And Pig iron Makes A Fairly Good
Showing.

And Pig iron Makes A Fairly Good
Showing.
The demand for finished products
continues active. and pig iron is hold
ing it's own fairly well. There is not.
however such a rush of orders for any
Kind Of material as TO justify rapid ad
vances in prices. A most gratifying
feature OF the recent improvement is
the decision Of some Of the large inter
ests which recently reduced wages TO
reconsider their action and restore the
old schedules. II is now regarded as
practically kertain that the United
States Steel Corporation will not re-
duce the wages of any OF its 200, 600
employees.
Buying "a iron ore at the recently
affirmed prices has continued in a
moderate way. The ore interests feel
confident that they will be able to
maintain the prices which were not
fixed until an unusually late date The
Lake Carriers Association is making
progress in breaking the strike on the
lakes, and 1t is expected that by the
end Of the present week, half of the
vessel capacity OF the association will
be In commission Iron Trade Re-
view.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
New Store Opened.

The Jacobs Bros. opened their jewel
ry store in the Schook building yester-
day. They have a fine line of watyhes 4
and iewelry on hand and are intending
10 pay special attention 10 watch re-
pairing.
MI. Arnum Peck. an old and exper-
fenced watch maker. has been hired to
take care Of their repairing depart
ment They have an Ad In another
column. Look IA over.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
The Junior Play.

On Friday evening, May 2Sth, the
Junior class ewiIl give their annual
play at the High School assembly
room. The play is the three-act COM
edy, college Chums.
Il Is an interesting comedy of college
life, in which bashful young boy,
Wallace Findlay. develops into a
strong, self-reliant young man.
Through the weakness Of Paul Dins-
more and the intrigue of Howard
Tborne. Wallace Is accused of stealing
the funds Of the athletic association.
Much laugh ter is produced by Toby
Won Weber and the two war veterans,
Professor Risley and General Lindlay.
The following lis the cast of charac-
ters
Franklyn Risley, Phi. D., Dean OF the
University. George Stolberg
Frederick Won Weber. German Pro.
fessor. Clarence Buenger
Wallace Findlay, "The Babe Ber-
I'll Larson.
Arthur Kingsbnry, Captain OF foot
ball eam-Albin Anderson
Howard Thorne, The Bully Cor
don jackson.
Paul Dinsmore, A sophomore--Joe
Leonard.
Clifford Paige. Manager Of football
tealn-John Bauer
John Findlay, Confederate Veteran
Fred Cayia
Alec, the colored attendant Emil
Hurja.
Mrs. Almira Dinsmore. Mother Of
Paul-Pear Kluttig.
Grace Dinsmore. her daughter
Cnarolette Carlson.
Toby sprague, daughter OF watch.
man-Ethel Lynch.
The Juniors are assisted by several
OF the Senior boys Excellent music
will he furnished.
Admission 25 and 10 cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
SUES FOR $4,000
John Johnson OF Mastodon Wants That Sum
From Railroad for Injury.

A suit has been started in the cir
cult court against the @. 81 N. w. rail
road company by Jonn Johnson of
Mastodon who asks slO 900 for injuries
received on crossing at Stager last
winter
Mr.. Johnson was driving across the
railroad at Stager station during
the deep snow and he claims that the
crossing was left in dangerous con-
dition. He was thrown from his
sleigh by the impact of the runners
AGAINST the rail and ssistained internal
injuries from which he "a still suffer
ing.
His claim is that had the center of
the track been planked the sleigh
runner would not have been caught by
the rail and that the snow concealed
the lack OF planking.
His attorneys are Chas Line and
Geo. S. Power Of Menominee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
At the Poor Farm.

The county board Of poor commits.
sioners have been .hustling things at
tho county poor farm the past week
getting the barn built. A gang OF men
from the county Jail is kept at work
out there. movement that Is in the
right direction. The men are brought
back and forth each day with one Of
the teams employed on the work at the
farm.
A new barn commentaries with the
other buildings on the place will be
erected at once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
Stump Blasting

NJ B. McGee, manager for the Du-
Pont Powder company has about de-
cided to have one of the company
experts give demonstration Of stump
blasting in this vicinity. The COM
pany has man who travels from place
to place for this purpose His visit is